WELL Day 1 attracted 30,891, but not when it was quins v french aussies, more like 3,891

BUT sure the RFL will 'dress it up' as per usual.

what a load of pointless sh**e

The way they've talked about it,i was expecting over 70 thousand over the two days,

It is what it is , nothing to do with us

Your absolutly right but how sad is that .

From what i could see the stadium looked empty and RL ( SL ) what it is a part time sport

that looks badly run and on the verge of dying on its feet......................................

The concept is brilliant, pity no one cares.

I also think it's a great concept but I can't see whose benefit is it for. Certainly isn't the fans,even though Cardiff is a fantastic city. Having said that so are Manchester, Leeds and Hull great cities.

Might be on my own here, but I really enjoyed yesterdays MM games.

I thought it was to attract new fans by spreading the game, but if that is the case why play them on a day when Wales RU are playing and also Cardiff City FC, doesn't seem to make sense to me.

Saw some decent rugby finishing with the superb Saints comeback but playing in front of an empty stadium in the heart of South Wales does the game few favours. The wife asked 'when does Super League start again?' thinking it was an exhibition or something.



Channel hopping between MM and the 6 Nations games (80000 for England to wallop a 4th rate country) shows the overall interest is limited at best.



I hope there is a good Welsh turnout today for the Crusaders match, even just 5000 of them sat together cheering them on would be a huge achievement. I can't see it though.

i actually fell asleep during the quins game.

I agree,now there's a surprise

, it was an excellent afternoon's entertainment. It wasn't all top notch but you could see that the tackle area is going to be tidier this season. Warrington's discipline was shocking and it is already obvious which are the two best teams in the competition.