I don't understand how this will affect Neil Hudgell

The only way this is going to happen is....

1. They reduce the number of teams in Super League i.e. less fixtures. The programme is arguably ridiculous as it stands at present.
2. They do away with the challenge cup.
3. They revise the super league play-off system...yet again!
4. All the British teams WILL under perform in Australia. I can still remember the farce in '97.
5. It won't attract big attendances so forget that one.
6. The Whinging Aussies are also moaning with regards of burn out.

Good idea? It certainly isn't.

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Will there be cake?

In theory - good idea. In practice, no-hope-no-good-no-chance-bad idea.

Unless there's cake. Although many people may still feel that cake is sufficiently available domestically to render the trip unnecessary. I don't know how available cake is in Australia, so maybe if they can't get cake there, or it's like their beer (too small, too cold, probably upside-down) then maybe there may be an appetite (geddit) for more UK games among the Australian supporters. For me, I just think there'd have to be good evidence that something pretty special in the baked goods line was available before I spent a lot of money on a plane ticket, when that money might be better spent on, well, cake.

I knew it would be a bad idea before I even opened the thread.

Ah, but one day you'll open one of these threads and be delighted to discover that it contains a good idea.




Today is not that day.

He needs a shave as well, and a haircut, as do I, however I have had cake today and he clearly hasn't.

Warrington, Wigan, Saints and Huddersfield.

Sounds good to me.

Do we know if the aussies even like cake, personally dont like the sound of bbq'd cake

They do some very good pies.

on a bbq

Don't be daft....they even named one of their states after a favourite sponge cake