LeagueNews.co | Jason Patrick
First stop Las Vegas, next stop Hong Kong?
The game of rugby league is ever-growing, from the first stint in Las Vegas, successfully launched, becoming an annual anticipation that grows with every passing year, to the expansion of the game itself within the nation, with the launch of the Perth Bears, the inaugural WA team, yet to emerge.
Not to mention the Pacific Championship Series, a massive success for the international game.
Speculations about buying the English Super League have circulated at times, pushing for further development of the international game of rugby league.
But now that we are here, having achieved most of the above milestones (with the exception of the UK purchase), where do we go next?
As a migrant from a small coastal suburb in Brisbane, currently living in the innovative world city of Hong Kong, famous for its renowned HK Sevens tournament, the National Rugby League and its game remains my deepest connection to home.
Hong Kong, already populated with a vast group of Australian expats and migrants alike, is the answer to the next stop on Route NRL Game Promotion.
A rather obscure answer, deviating from most suggestions as of late but a viable answer, as you will see later.