Not the production values of Match of The Day, but it's still good and an improvement on last year.
Montages and interviews suggest it's been put together by people who know the sport.
Tanya looking very slim, trim and knowledgable.

The music on it still sounds a bit 80s and the egg chaser bit was a bit cringy but it is a vast improvement on the previous offering.

Have they got a margin meter?

Pretty much sums up my thoughts too.

Thumbs up here too. Much better and better questions too. Good opening guests who are articulate and have something to say. Would be great if they could get some sort of tactics section going to steal a step on SKY. Might force them to raise their game in that area. There must be a good tactical coach out there looking for some media work.

Much improved. Three articulate, enthusiastic individuals who knew what they were talking about in an atmosphere that wasn't stilted, it was altogether refreshing and I enjoyed the programme.

The egg and spoon thing is a direct copy of the Sky effort they tried out during 2010 I think it was. Baz and Tez were involved in it. I can't remember what they called it but it appeared during the Superleague Superman show.

Baz and Tez. How are they still around? Sky are out of touch. I think it's ironic that the Beeb, who are commonly accused (possibly with justification) of reinforcing the northern flat cap stereotype have Lady Balding of RL for the Challenge Cup, Tanya Arnold for the Superleague show and all their pundits (a) can string coherent sentences together, (b) are not walking cliches and (c) provide insightful discussion. Sky fail on all counts, bar Jon Wells and Brian Carney (who are still both men, regardless of how long Brian grows his Irish locks).

Do they still tell you who won at the beginning? Always annoys me that, Bill Arthur's thing did it too.

think Milner handling the egg will cost Cas the title

Just watched it now, thanks to iPlayer. 3.15am is too late for anything on a Monday night.

It was a huge improvement on previous years, much more professional, and Ian Millward's always good value. So long as they can keep on getting decent guests who are conversational, insightful and can speak beyond the usual cliches - which usually means coaches, rather than players who want to keep their jobs - it looks like it'll be worth watching the whole season.

i don't get why they can't use the fancy "motd-type" studio that bbc uses for most of its studio based sports coverage these days...



i mean they used it for the super bowl last sunday

Is it (the SLS) filmed in Leeds or Salford?

Its filmed in Leeds. superleague.co.uk/article/arnold ... show/24154

Its filmed in Leeds. superleague.co.uk/article/arnold ... show/24154

Gonna try and watch the BBC Super League show tonight - really happy we have a regular timeslot and if we could only get for national coverage - I would be a very happy man.

Great to see Sky run a Super League Full Time show - great concept on the back of NRL Full Time but why oh why did they employ Barrie and Terry to do running commentary.

The pair are as thick as 2 planks and are so embarrassing + inarticulate.

An NRL style commentary would have been sufficient and would have been a cheaper way of producing the show as well.

Bit harsh, I think Barrie and Terry provide the more watchable bits when it comes to Sky coverage.

And since when has "articulateness" being an issue when watching a predominately northern based, working class sport?