You mean like the last time, when the rfl put Celtic Crusaders into SL, only for them to move magic weekend to Scotland!!!

There is one of them (well a quarter of one) at Edinburgh stadium

Quote dally messenger="dally messenger" i mean this in all seriousness that the OP is clearly on a wind up and when people get worked up by them, they get what they want. its a sad kind of person living that kind of existence. setting up a new account, then posting things which will intentionally wind people up and also damage the supposed cause they represent'" I joined september 2010, hardly say a new member. Quote dally messenger="Kingston Rovers" You mean like the last time, when the rfl put Celtic Crusaders into SL'" No not like last time, super League in south Wales was never given a chance. They were the whipping boys for one season, hardly encouraging the masses to get behind them. If there were a competitive super league team in south Wales it would take off. www.sportinglife.com/rugbyleague ... ml&BID=480 Further evidence of the same old guard small town clubs repeatedly failing. This game really needs to wake up and expand

Quote dally messenger="dally messenger" i mean this in all seriousness that the OP is clearly on a wind up and when people get worked up by them, they get what they want. its a sad kind of person living that kind of existence. setting up a new account, then posting things which will intentionally wind people up and also damage the supposed cause they represent'" I joined september 2010, hardly say a new member. Quote dally messenger="Kingston Rovers" You mean like the last time, when the rfl put Celtic Crusaders into SL'" No not like last time, super League in south Wales was never given a chance. They were the whipping boys for one season, hardly encouraging the masses to get behind them. If there were a competitive super league team in south Wales it would take off. www.sportinglife.com/rugbyleague ... ml&BID=480 Further evidence of the same old guard small town clubs repeatedly failing. This game really needs to wake up and expand

Quote Toulouse for super L="Toulouse for super L"I joined september 2010, hardly say a new member. No not like last time, super League in south Wales was never given a chance. They were the whipping boys for one season, hardly encouraging the masses to get behind them. If there were a competitive super league team in south Wales it would take off. www.sportinglife.com/rugbyleague ... ml&BID=480 Further evidence of the same old guard small town clubs repeatedly failing. This game really needs to wake up and expand'" I've sussed it - you're Albert Rosenfeld?!!

Quote Toulouse for super L="Toulouse for super L"I joined september 2010, hardly say a new member. No not like last time, super League in south Wales was never given a chance. They were the whipping boys for one season, hardly encouraging the masses to get behind them. If there were a competitive super league team in south Wales it would take off. www.sportinglife.com/rugbyleague ... ml&BID=480 Further evidence of the same old guard small town clubs repeatedly failing. This game really needs to wake up and expand'" I've sussed it - you're Albert Rosenfeld?!!

Under this id, yes.





btw: I hate to pull someone up for derailing their own thread: but according to your own thread title, this is a thread about Millennium Magic ticket sales. The other crap can go in the threads dedicated to those subjects.



Or I'll conclude it is just a troll, and lock it.

Yes the thread is about Magic weekend tickets, but it all fits together like one big jigsaw. The news reports of the near sell out of Magic weekend shows there must be a huge demand, from the south Wales public, for tickets to see super league action. Hence, a super league club should be situated in south Wales.

Quote Toulouse for super L="Toulouse for super L"I joined september 2010, hardly say a new member. No not like last time, super League in south Wales was never given a chance. They were the whipping boys for one season, hardly encouraging the masses to get behind them. If there were a competitive super league team in south Wales it would take off. www.sportinglife.com/rugbyleague ... ml&BID=480 Further evidence of the same old guard small town clubs repeatedly failing. This game really needs to wake up and expand'" 4 months, 143 posts : albert mckenzie

Quote Toulouse for super L="Toulouse for super L"I joined september 2010, hardly say a new member. No not like last time, super League in south Wales was never given a chance. They were the whipping boys for one season, hardly encouraging the masses to get behind them. If there were a competitive super league team in south Wales it would take off. www.sportinglife.com/rugbyleague ... ml&BID=480 Further evidence of the same old guard small town clubs repeatedly failing. This game really needs to wake up and expand'" 4 months, 143 posts : albert mckenzie

They're not opening the upper tier, that's 33,000 of the 75k capacity. Neither will tickets be sold for the North Stand, the one that backs on to the old Arms Park, as it has limited facilities etc - that's probably another 15k at least. So a total sell out in this configuration would be 27,000. Don't get me wrong, I'm not criticising, this is the first time they've got the layout right - having the lower two parts of the bowl 80% full will create a miles better atmosphere, and look better on telly.



All in all, looking at the mix of reserved and unreserved blocks, I reckon selling out unreserved is probably about 12k.

Definitely proves a SL club in south Wales would work , stick the SWS in for 2012

Yes, because all the tickets are bought from people in Wales. I agree, we should include 3 more Welsh teams.

Huge demand, somehow i don't think so but if it helps you in anyway to believe it, go for it.