Peter Holmes a Court not selling share in South Sydney Rabbitohs Peter Holmes a Court (right) watches a Rabbitohs match with Russell Crowe at ANZ Stadium. PETER Holmes a Court says he has no intention of following the lead of fellow South Sydney co-owner Russell Crowe and putting his stake in the NRL club up for sale. Hollywood star Crowe shocked the Rabbitohs faithful in November when he announced he would sell his 37.5 per cent share in the club in a bid to devote more time to his family. But Holmes a Court, who along with Crowe bought 75 per cent of the club in 2006 for $3 million - with the duo having tipped in a combined $11 million to help run the club since - said he was in for the long haul. "I would like members and supporters, sponsors and the whole South Sydney family to know that I am excited about the year ahead - indeed the decade ahead," Holmes a Court said in a letter to Souths members. My involvement in the South Sydney Rabbitohs has been one of the most rewarding chapters of my life. We have come a long way, but there is so much further we can go together. Holmes a Court's commitment to the club will no doubt ease fans' concerns over the future of the Rabbitohs. Despite a report in Fairfax Media at the weekend describing the Rabbitohs as a poor investment, Holmes a Court claimed the club was in a position to make a profit in 2013. The high-profile businessman will show his support by attending South Sydney's opening trial match of 2013 against Papua New Guinea at Redfern Oval on Saturday night. "This year, the club will deliver a substantial profit, which is a great reminder of how far we, and the game of rugby league, have come over the last six years," Holmes a Court said. There is so much more we can achieve as a team and a club. Most of all, I want to see the team run out on grand final day - over and over, again.