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<blockquote data-quote="Seaton" data-source="post: 360946" data-attributes="member: 64443">Read an article today that made some sense, although it isn&#039;t based on any facts, it was just a discussion of sortsWith the 2019 WC going to Japan, we should see Japanese rubgy reach new heights, and coaches over there want to meet with Australian and NZ rugby bosses to set-up a HC style competition, with the current Aus/NZ&nbsp; franchises staying as they are, with Asian teams based in Hong Kong, Seoul, Tokyo and another Japanese city joining.Japanese rugby right now is one of the best paying markets in the world, and it is not impossible for higher wagers to be on offer there than in France in 5-6 years time.So, the Japanese/East Asians could provide the capital which SA currently provides.Would be an awesome competition imo, but would be bad for SA, however with the likes of Oregan Hoskins and his minions in charge of SARU, I can fully understand why people don&#039;t like working with SARU</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Seaton, post: 360946, member: 64443"] Read an article today that made some sense, although it isn't based on any facts, it was just a discussion of sorts With the 2019 WC going to Japan, we should see Japanese rubgy reach new heights, and coaches over there want to meet with Australian and NZ rugby bosses to set-up a HC style competition, with the current Aus/NZ franchises staying as they are, with Asian teams based in Hong Kong, Seoul, Tokyo and another Japanese city joining. Japanese rugby right now is one of the best paying markets in the world, and it is not impossible for higher wagers to be on offer there than in France in 5-6 years time. So, the Japanese/East Asians could provide the capital which SA currently provides. Would be an awesome competition imo, but would be bad for SA, however with the likes of Oregan Hoskins and his minions in charge of SARU, I can fully understand why people don't like working with SARU [/QUOTE]

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