Melvyn Jaminet fighting for Toulon career amid protests outside club

I do have to add that it was what I thought would be a simple solution too, and although you do hear a lot of very sensible opinion on that other site I have yet to see any viable data that says "Randwick has a support base of x with y potential growth which translates to known financially viable sports entity Roosters" or who ever. The City's League counterpart for instance covers all eastern subs (obviously Randwick doesn't), did it start like that or did the Rooster have to kill off all the local competition to slowly win the required fan base (metro area size) to become sustainable at the top?

You surely have an answer to how much of X sports talent should be locally produced, compared to how much of it is to be asked to play for a club they have no affiliation with (just hired entertainment sports guns), before it dilutes in a meaningless 'front' that you might as well just form from scratch and in a much model than trying to play jigsaw puzzles with the current environment? With current technology changes I think it would be more likely success could be from having lots of 'shute shield' level rugby filmed by AI drones following a tracker, and value coming from people being invested in more meaningful rugby to them, rather than following the French model and people from the area of Sydney being asked to choose which (2 or) 3 Shute teams they want to support going pro.

SA seems to have a lot more forms of swallowing entertainment as well. Britain not so much, I'd say if you tried to veer away from the football model you'd be a hard sell? Still some very very low numbers following rugby in England. Razor has been getting some heavy stick this last week for his media work, and he's supposed to be the most 'public' or available going around!

It was the video of Northalnd and Bay locks shaking hands, classic.