Try running a SL club on 8 home league games a season ?

Quite true , but it is the RFL responsibility to put an attractive structure in place , so far we have had Toulouse , excempt from relegation , and the NR 9 s , what next ?

Chuckles.....................

Lower League fans should tug their forelocks to Superior League fans because they know best..........Chuckles.

Have a look on the Crusaders board at some of their opinions why they don't think they are viable as a Championship club , it makes interesting reading , basically if it isn't SL , it's not worth watching , so it isn't just us is it ?

At the end of the day you can't hold the championship clubs completely responsible as they aren't in complete control of their destiny. Telling them to "stop whinging" doesn't change the fact that they're relying on the people who run the game to make the right decisions. It's the rfl's league they play in, their format, their teams, they have a right to answers and a positive game plan. If they're not getting it, they're entitled to ask why.



If they had the final say in such matters then people may have a point but they don't.



It goes back to what I said years ago, the competition is vibrant, growing, strong, worth winning in it's own right, until your team is threatened with relegation to it.

Do you really think you'll only have 8 home games next year? Or are you just trying to make the task seem harder?

Where have I said anything like that?

That's all fair enough, but it gets to a point where people are just looking for an excuse for their club's failings and the easiest one is the RFL. Nearly everything is their fault if you believe the things some people say on here.



This very thread is about a club with big crowds being taken away and what the RFL are going to do. Err... what's stopping Leigh building up their own crowds like Widnes have? It's certainly not a ground or success on the pitch issue! Are the RFL doing something for Widnes that they aren't for the rest?!

Well we had 10 this year and 9 the year before , we've lost 2 clubs from the Championships with no obvious replacements at the moment

Except Widnes haven't ' built up ' the fan base in the Championship/NL , have they , their attendances have been slowly dwindling



It just seems to me that the lower tiers are quite simply an afterthought , something only considered once all the serious stuff is out of the way



6 weeks to the play offs and clubs don't know what they are playing for , try getting fans excited on that

What do you really think?