We keep guessing who is going to be demoted from super league with the usual names of wakey cas salford
if they dont get there grounds sorted being the ones and definately one team being promoted.What if a team had already approached the rfl earlier and said they would like to go down a league to sort themselves out.this is my reasons for saying this.
1 Leeds assistant coaches leave to create a vacancy.
2 Brian mac distances himself from the england job.
3 Brian mac announces he is to leave quinns and join Leeds as assistant coach.
4 Quinns owner wishes to cut back on his financial input into the club.
5 Brian mac fears for the future of the Quinns.
Would it be a stupid idea for the rfl and quinns to do this as the expenditure wouldnt be as much hence the smaller input for the owner,the team could probably win more games in the championship which could possibly atract more fans,and hopefully they would be able to use more home grown talent from around the London area so not to damage any good work already done for aspiring rugby league players into the game.
Am i putting two and two together here and making five and reading too much into this or do you think it would stack up.Your thoughts please.

Interesting but I don't believe the RFL or Sky want Quins anywhere other than in SL.

And I am not sure we want them in the Championship anyway!

How $hyte would that be??

Imagine the scenario.....for at least 3 seasons we could be stuck in a division with potentially (if certain teams pulled their collective fingers out) trips to London, South Wales, Geordieland and the South of France - at least 40% of our home league fixtures with zero away support - and no 'derby' against Widnes to swell the coffers....or guarentee 6 points!!





Shoot me now!!

Super League has 3 teams with zero away support and a few others with not many more. That is not sustainable - stadia lack atmosphere when those teams arrive in town and it looks crap on the telly. Halifax, Leigh and Widnes would all bring at least 1000 fans to away games - that's about 16,000 grand extra revenue each time not including pie and pasty sales.

How many went to Sheffield?

if quins do come down and we still have TO in this league then the rest of the clubs with asparations for SL might as well not bother cos we know whats going to happen in the years to come.

Only way you will play Quins is in a cup match you are a small club and will never be in superleague.

Don't forget with a decent ground

About 120.

Brilliant analysis from a deep thinker on the game of RL from St Helens! Whatever next? Don't you just love the extended RL family? And Quins are clearly a huge club with thousands of fans....

he's a pirrock just ignore him

and a guy who's own team has to move to another town to play their SL games. Widnes should have asked the council not to allow it, then the LSV could have turned them down too