I would hope so.





really, for some reason they, unlike any other business in the history of the world cannot and will not have turnover of staff? wierd



you think Union are going to break the bank interested in a 31 year old league prop, and a 29 (at the end of his contract) year old Stand Off



yeah, they wouldnt for instance be able to get players in their peak like Dallas Johnson, Dane Carlaw, Setaimata Sa. No no, you are probably right, i mean they couldnt even get an Aussie as bad as Brent Sherwin to sign for them, oh!



Au revoir Barry Mckenzie. Its sad to see a once great troll reduced to these petty comic creations, sinking so far as to try and ingratiate themselves with flatcappers, randomly insulting development and an unapologetic success story. I look forward to Barry slowly posting less and less whilst we see a 'new' controversial aussie poster starts posting more and more. I just hope the new alias, whatever it is, is a bit more ambitious.

My god you are right.



Catalans have been the most successful club in the whole of Superleague haven't they









Poor effort champ!

See............



you cant sneak in changing the statement from C[iatalans have been successful[/i to [iCatalans are the most successful club in the whole of Super League[/i. Its obvious. Theres no subtlety Barry, people notice.

So apart from the fact 'Les Cats' have a reasonable fan base around the Perpignan area how else would you deem they have been an 'unapologetic success story'??

lets not change this thread into another expansion thread.





If you would like to start a thread asking whether or not Catalans are a success story or not, go ahead, i will happily contribute

In that case Barry McKenzie will not bother.





To be honest there is nothing to debate.



Ok the locals like them and its a nice place to visit (apart from the fact the booze is a bit exy) for a weekend.



Thats about it.

well when you see him tell him he is a coward

The old 'are Catalans a success story' has been done to death.



It depends on how you define success I suppose.





From a footy point of view Barry McKenzie thinks they are going backwards.





It's good for the locals who seem to like their RL but from a purely football type of view Les Cats have not been successful and are unlikely to ever be.

Tell him he is still a coward, and still strangely committed to making this thread drift

Challenge Cup final 2 years ago, 80 mins from Grand final last year, semis in the CC this year - Not bad. The ground is being expanded, 20 K watching them against Wire in Barca, 13 in the French team, 7K per game



Not a bad record that, or will you tell me that's failure Bazza

As a Quins fan you have very low expectations ... no worries.

yeah....we are the sharkies of SL

oh the irony coming from a Cronulla fan!

Would this be the same Cronulla who were so desperate for half backs they signed a Super League reject?