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It seems Heroj Poleti and Red Star are in fact one in the same: https://www.facebook.com/114955005196655/posts/8053161401375936/

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Even though there are only 200 seats at the ground, still good news and hopefully will encourage the "borderline" fans to attend.

Does anyone know what is happening in Turkey? I saw on social media that Kadikoy and Ankara (arguably their top two teams) have withdrawn from the competition, citing "unfairness" and general disagreement with the TRLA. A real shame. After they successfully staged the Euro Group D competition last year and recently their president got elected to the ERL board, I was hoping this was going to be the start of something special in Turkey, but it seems now that there are some serious cracks appearing.

I hope one day your idea will be put to the test and I hope that you will be proven right and I will look like a fool. I will be over the moon if they achieve even 10% of what you say.

Is there a points table anywhere? I have a feeling those may have been cup matches.

I have seen some pie in the sky stuff over the years. But this is right up there with some of the best. In 20 years, Serbian RLs biggest crowd has been about 500 for a national team game, with free admission. So the idea the Salford vs Wakefield will SELL out a 53,000 seat stadium, (which he "guarantees" will happen) is just hilarious.

I believe it is 8 clubs including 2nd division. Something like this: 1st div: Red Star, Partizan, Dorcol Tigers, Radnicki Nis. 2nd: Zemun, Gepardi, Novi Beograd... Not sure of the last team, maybe Car Dusan.

Challenge Cup would be better if SL teams enter when there are 32 teams (total) remaining. Also SL teams playing away is a good idea too.

I am guessing costs and logistics was the biggest factor here. Four nations (compared to zero all these years) is an excellent start! Hopefully it will progress and grow year on year.

What is the long-term goal for the club? Would playing NCL make any sense? Or would that be just as expensive as playing in League One?

I noticed thst too. They were actually posting decent (and regular) content right up until then. Does anyone know what has happened? Has their social media guy had a fallout with the club, and does not want to surrender login details or something? It all seems too sudden to just be simple "mismanagement".

Does anyone know how many were at the Shay last night?

That also struck me as odd / impressive. How they managed to get all those kids to come up from Bristol on a Friday night.

Exactly. Hopefully they all enjoyed the win and will soon be coming back for more. "Giving away free tickets" might sound like an easy task, but mobilising 2300 kids and getting them to a game would have been a huge task in itself.

An outstanding initiative by Salford!

Perhaps you have confused them with France?

Sadly, so many Aussies, especially those under the age of 25, are now referring to the sport of Rugby League as "NRL".

Same question I wanted to ask. Monday night crowds have been holding strong so far. Hopefully last night was no exception.

Anyone know how many London got yesterday?

If this is the away stand seen in this video, then you are being unfair: But if it is the one seen at the start of this video, then I think you are right.

They have just announced a guy named Ashley Bateman as head coach. Anyone know anything about him? Is he any good?

Not sure, but in this photo, posted by MG himself, which I believe is the away end, does not look like much more than 100 there.

Featuring Ghana (hosts), Nigeria, Cameroon and Morocco, to be held this September. https://europeanrugbyleague.com/articles/2096/draw-made-for-2022-middle-east-africa-ru