Saint Helen – who lost to Warrington on Friday – is the most successful club in the Premier League, and the champions were four years in a row between 2019 and 2022.
But Mcmanus, who has been the owner and president since 2002, said that in the past four years, the clubs have suffered from “a drop of 30 million pounds annually in the financial performance of our sport.”
In 2022, RFL and Super League were reorganized, after separating in 2018, but sport is struggling with financial issues.
Earlier this month, RFL re -imposed CAP restrictions on Salford Red Devils amid a lengthy acquisition and wage payments. The game also suffered a decrease in the value of media rights deals.
McManos said during his precious period in RFL, “Wood negotiated” on four broadcast deals, each of which doubled the value of its predecessor.
He added: “Every year, RFL crashed or was profitable, and every year the central distributions of the clubs increased: huge days.”
Mcmanus criticized a basic player between the England and Australian women team in Las Vegas earlier this month, which ended with “national humiliation” for a record defeat 90-4.
McManos said: “It is not surprising that no one has the responsibility of the crazy decision to keep this match and thus destroy the confidence that was obtained with the hardest and the abundance of our girls.”
RFL rejected the comment.
On Friday, the ruling body announced a new temporary council after the last series of resignations, saying that it “worked closely with Sport England to ensure that the steps are acceptable” and “avoid any immediate risk to finance currents through non -compliance.”
Johnson resigned nearly six years later in this role amid a rebellion by some of the Premier League clubs that wanted to collapse.
Then the heads of Leigh Leopards and Leeds Rhinos issued a joint statement indicating “an increasing amount of disturbances on a direction, and some decision -making for RFL.”
