Toowoomba Clydesdales
They were the feeder club for the National Rugby League's Brisbane Broncos from 1999 to 2006. Despite being considered the most successful rugby league club of all time, financial difficulties severely damaged the club. On 6 December 2006, the board announced that the club was roughly A$100,000 short to be able to field a team in the 2007 Queensland Cup and its future is now uncertain. The following day the Aspley Broncos were announced as the new feeder team for the Broncos. History. Historically, the Clydsedales were the representative team for the Toowoomba competition. They competed  in the Bulimba Cup, played various other representative matches. In 1924, the team defeated England, New Zealand, Brisbane, Ipswich, the New South Wales state side and New South Wales Rugby Football League premiership holders, South Sydney. Queensland Cup bid. Bid. The Clydesdales are bidding to return Queensland Cup, being based in the region of Toowoomba. The bid to return a Toowoomba team to the Queensland Cup initially planned to call the team the "Western Mustangs" after the existing junior representative team. But in August 2021 announced the team, if readmitted, would be named the Western Clydesdales in order to represent  both the western Queensland and Toowoomba elements of the club. Western Corridor NRL bid. The Western Corridor NRL bid team has announced that if their bid was successful they will revive the Clydesdales and the Clydesdales would act as a feeder club along with the Ipswich Jets to Western Corridor. Notable players. Ever since they were founded, the Clydesdales have produced some great players: