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Confirmed: Wolfpack buy stake in Skolars


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Great news, two viable fully pro clubs in the capital would be great

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More people should support the Wolfpack and what they are doing....we will simply drag RL into the modern era if we have to .  JUST WATCH US!

"Moving Forward With The Pack!"

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Good stuff. Sounds like Jamaica will benefit too.

“London Skolars have helped produce some great Rugby League players through their youth pathways. This has enabled the club to field a predominately local squad in League 1 and also has seen many former players play professionally in the top levels of the game and gain international honours in League and Union. The club currently has the likes of Omari Caro, Lamont Bryan and Head Coach Jermaine Coleman on their books, all of whom have qualified for the 2021 Rugby League World Cup with Jamaica.

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Is Argyle again using the NAM model and will using the Skolars as the Wolfpack's 'farm team'? Such an idea makes total sense to me, but I imagine the traditionalists will not be pleased.

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50 minutes ago, Mr Plow said:

Are there not rules on owning more than one club? Sounds like it will benefit the Skilars though and hopefully RL in London

Its not a takeover, its a minority stake.

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I wonder if Wigan will relinquish their position as opponents for the now traditional Capital Challenge in the City of London from 2020 onwards? If Toronto want to break into the city and form contacts with multinationals, this may be one way of doing so. 

 

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42 minutes ago, Man of Kent said:

Isn’t the Skolars owner something of a cheese in the City? What else will the Wolfpack get out of it other than good contacts?

Don't you ever have anything positive to say about Toronto?

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It is good news. The investment is being matched by existing share holders and others (including in a small way me). Aim is to grow the support, which I guess will mean marketing, and get promotion. I think Skolars have really strong foundations now, building on the great work the owners have been doing. 

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14 minutes ago, Kayakman said:

Don't you ever have anything positive to say about Toronto?

I’m looking forward to them being in Super League, especially as a TV product and tool for potential growth.

So, then, what does Wolfpack get out of it?

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1 hour ago, Sir Kevin Sinfield said:

David Argyle is ...

Investing in the Skolars after reading Parky's posts! "Such great literature needs a real Muse!" He said.

Soy Ramon y este es mi camión....

 

 

 

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6 minutes ago, Man of Kent said:

I’m looking forward to them being in Super League, especially as a TV product and tool for potential growth.

So, then, what does Wolfpack get out of it?

The knowledge that we have helped other out at this festive time of year of course.  Now just getting off topic for a sec:  'Is your house built of straw or hay?"

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1 minute ago, Man of Kent said:

I’m looking forward to them being in Super League, especially as a TV product and tool for potential growth.

So, then, what does Wolfpack get out of it?

I can tell you why I invested my money it’s because I can see the potential of the club to grow in NE London and the TWP cash will certainly help,and  because I love the game and want it to grow. London is a key market. Maybe financially it’ll be a good investment long term but I don’t really care. I’m certainly confident the club is well run and sensibly ambitious. 

Why not come along to a game MoK and have a chat with Hector or Terry (main share holders). They’re very approachable. 

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1 minute ago, EssexRL said:

I can tell you why I invested my money it’s because I can see the potential of the club to grow in NE London and the TWP cash will certainly help,and  because I love the game and want it to grow. London is a key market. Maybe financially it’ll be a good investment long term but I don’t really care. I’m certainly confident the club is well run and sensibly ambitious. 

Why not come along to a game MoK and have a chat with Hector or Terry (main share holders). They’re very approachable. 

That’s great and I’m sure the investment will go a long way to further the good work up there. I go to Skolars occasionally and always enjoy the homely clubhouse.

Just wondering what Wolfpack’s gameplan is. Is it about players? Trade/business links? 

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17 minutes ago, Man of Kent said:

So, then, what does Wolfpack get out of it?

$12,000,000 Canadian from the RFL and $40,000,000 from SL just for caring  and socks, after-shave and the Rugby League rule book from Parky!

And I included my Bah Humbug Father Christmas Hat because I didn't think that was enough!

Soy Ramon y este es mi camión....

 

 

 

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Man of Kent said:

Just wondering what Wolfpack’s gameplan is. Is it about players? Trade/business links? 

 

Probably all that and more. A farm club in England to send young promising Canadian players who really have no where to play here yet or TWP players can recover from injury and get back into shape. Maybe even a new base to TWP to operate of. Perhaps even a stadium to play out of in the springtime before they can come home.

There is nothing but positives for TWP here, and the Skolars.

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5 minutes ago, TIWIT said:

There is nothing but positives for TWP here, and the Skolars.

Give TGG fans a moment they're a bit busy with Christmas but they'll find the Yin to your Yang!

Soy Ramon y este es mi camión....

 

 

 

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6 minutes ago, TIWIT said:

Perhaps even a stadium to play out of in the springtime before they can come home.

Now you’re talking. Lots of potential to develop the ground if Argyle wants to fork out a little more!

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9 minutes ago, Man of Kent said:

Now you’re talking. Lots of potential to develop the ground if Argyle wants to fork out a little more!

Oh Boy...have you changed your tune now!

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