Toulouse Away support : Mon Dec 01, 2008 1:10 pm  

I am planning to support Toulouse as my second team next season who is with me!!!!! Fixtures below. http://www.therfl.co.uk/~therflc/fixtur ... ague&id=89 I am trying to drum up some support. God knows even a mailing list. Let me know if you are interested

I am planning to support Toulouse as my second team next season who is with me!!!!! Fixtures below. http://www.therfl.co.uk/~therflc/fixtur ... ague&id=89 I am trying to drum up some support. God knows even a mailing list. Let me know if you are interested

: Mon Dec 01, 2008 3:25 pm  

Would I be right in thinking you support a SL side?

: Tue Dec 02, 2008 10:55 am  

I can certainly see myself at a few TO games next year.

: Wed Dec 03, 2008 12:32 am  

Meet on the bongs wrote:

Would I be right in thinking you support a SL side?

I support a Superleague side and have also supported a number of national league sides. My main side are the Saints but i have also followed teams like Prescot and Chorley. I am not a lover of Superleague but Rugby League

: Mon Dec 08, 2008 7:58 pm  

I would love to see a few Tolouse games myself.

: Mon Dec 22, 2008 6:46 pm  

Noel Cleal wrote:

I support a Superleague side and have also supported a number of national league sides. My main side are the Saints but i have also followed teams like Prescot and Chorley. I am not a lover of Superleague but Rugby League

im supporting Blackpool and Toulouse................On days when Widnes are not playing. I plan to go and give Toulouse mty support also

Supporting Toulouse : Sat Jan 31, 2009 12:34 pm  

Hopefully I will be at the Toulouse games as well, am helping them out a bit when they are over here.
There are a few detractors saying that they shouldn't be in the league, but many said that about the Dragons eh ?

Re: Supporting Toulouse : Sat Jan 31, 2009 7:01 pm  

carlos innuendo wrote:

Hopefully I will be at the Toulouse games as well, am helping them out a bit when they are over here.
There are a few detractors saying that they shouldn't be in the league, but many said that about the Dragons eh ?

But they were entering a competition to stay in that competition , not to get out of that competition as soon as possible

Slightly different

Slightly diffferent? : Sun Feb 01, 2009 9:21 am  

Toulouse will be judged on their results, I would say, and the fact that thier ground and business plan stand the test of time. At the moment, Wakefield, Castleford& even St Helens, don't have a divine right to be in Super League on current criteria, as their grounds are not up to standard. If Toulouse do acieve the goal of Super League,they have the
backing from the City, for a new ground, and the opportunity to ground share with Toulouse Rugby Union, which has a 30,000 capacity. Time and results will judge them, I would think. Surely it's the goal of every team to better themselves and play at the highest levels?

Re: Slightly diffferent? : Sun Feb 01, 2009 11:01 am  

carlos innuendo wrote:

Toulouse will be judged on their results, I would say, and the fact that thier ground and business plan stand the test of time. At the moment, Wakefield, Castleford& even St Helens, don't have a divine right to be in Super League on current criteria, as their grounds are not up to standard. If Toulouse do acieve the goal of Super League,they have the
backing from the City, for a new ground, and the opportunity to ground share with Toulouse Rugby Union, which has a 30,000 capacity. Time and results will judge them, I would think. Surely it's the goal of every team to better themselves and play at the highest levels?

Yes it is , unfortunatley some clubs are denied that goal because of thier location

Dont get me wrong I have no gripe with Toulouse themselves , but What I dont like is money from our competition [ Championships ] being used to help prepare a club/team for entry into SL when many of the clubs in the championship are struggling financially

That money could be put to better use than travel/accomodation costs