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Most youngsters who play sport will train 20 hours a week in the gym, group training sessions and games etc.. a lot of people spend 10 hours a week in the gym without playing sport. Guessing its more night time training and not many film sessions for championship especially when there's a distinct lack of film to watch

It was a bomb and catch though with a forward missing,maybe walmsley wouldnt have made the break but thats it. Think we kept it tight to stop a field/French counter attack but once behind on the score board chanced our arm. We did similar against Leeds.

Awful picture, awful coverage showing the crowd etc when the ball was in play with minimal replays. Awful Commentary. In terms of performance can we play Leeds every week !

If you can't make it you can watch it on Friday

3412 rounds down to 3000 so its around 3000 as stated. Pedantic post by yourself but ok....

Where do they train, whats the costs of this, where is the admin staff based plus cost, where do youth teams etc play and train plus cost.. Not owning any offices , training grounds or property is always going to put you on the backfoot..

Is there room for a marquee behind the stand? Temporary corporate with seats added to the main stand and some of the main stand moved to the redeveloped east expansion ? Another option is to sell 10 year tickets for corporate, 1000 tickets averaging 800 pound (presuming the plan is for expansion on a varied product of lounges) is 8 million, would provide upfront capital although would be a tough 10 years..

A quick search of a list of professional sports leagues globally has the NRL at 27th, SL at 86th and the United rugby championship at 107... Super rugby (pro union down under) at 71 Premiership rugby at 39 French top division at 31 So NRL is the most valuable Rugby league Interestingly aussie rules was 19th! So SL more valuable the the United rugby championship and they fly all over for games... Toronto is around 3000km from Manchester Auckland is around 2500km to Sydney

Turnover and profit are 2 different things.. why is their turnover so big and etc, plus what does that have to do with saints affording a flight to Toronto once a year ?

SL is a richer comp. Yes SA is established and has player production in place, its a seperate and mute point to the one that SL can't afford a NA team due to costs.

Oh I know, its the bit where someone came in with a business plan to continue with the club AND pay off the debts, and SL turned them down, so when people complain about players not getting paid yes it was the initial owners however ultimately it was the decision to exclude the new owners that prevented creditors and players their settlements.

Rugby league small scale ? Its a bigger comp than the pro14 or whatever its called in union, with flights from Ireland, Scotland Wales, Italy and now SA. Clubs employ admin people, its half a day once a season, you wouldn't get a stag do organiser complaining. The visa issue, well if people have been naughty boys thats their problem.

Saints is 13500, hospitality virtually sold out, happy with that but still work to do

Sometimes less is more, if your games are selling out every week people are buying tickets earlier causing quicker sell outs making the games more must see. Its a positive viscious circle. I would only increase further when there's a waiting list for tickets. Otherwise a stadium too large and you run the risk of looking like the other Hull lot who are now wishing they had a smaller stadium. Hospitality expansion should be the next target before ordinary tickets, its worth noting a hospitality ticket sale is worth 5 regular tickets and a hospitality ST equals a regular soccer ST

Toronto in SL with a league sat below would have been the best outcome. We pretty much have that structure in the UK and in France (and Australia)