They didnt last a licensing period, as we ' fans of clubs who had experienced the Celtic Crusaders farce before SL ' told you they wouldnt

Even the RFL didnt understand licensing

Either way if you dont want to watch the new structure, you wont be missed

more irrelevance from old starry.
you mean not watch like you havent for the passed few years?

Ill still be watching, unlike you im not going to throw a hissy fit and refuse to go because the structure isnt what i want. Watching your reaction as your pet clubs try and fail to compete with the real big boys will be funny. Your panty twisting when I said Leeds played poorly beating Leigh was funny.

The real damage in this system is done to the Championship clubs who miss out on the top two this year, suddenly they are going to be at a massive financial disadvantage against four teams in their own division, the top four in the championship will be set in stone year after year, only a rich benefactor will give the other teams a chance.

Bit of a mystery why they didn't taper the cash for places in the Championship rather than load the Top 2 - not complaining personally of course as we will benefit on this occasion!

So tell us where exactly the massive financial divide should be?

Not in the middle of a division that's for sure.

What I find intriguing is all this apparent concern for the welfare of the lower tier clubs, in that we see fans of SL clubs saying how unfair it will be and how unlikely it will be to see one of the lower tier promoted, generally all we have seen in the past is scorn poured upon these clubs for even suggesting promotion should be brought back in any form, or just plain lack of interest

Well i'm a fan of a lower tier club who is concerned about lower tier clubs.

My first concern was that Championship 1 clubs wouldn't be cut adrift and they aren't.

I don't see how allowing two championship clubs to become competitive is a solution to the problems the game faces.

The RFL have picked the wrong option.

So where exactly?

The right one is?