There's a bidding war on at the moment to see who hosts these tests.....tallaght have just raised the ante with an offer of €40 and a free tour I the Guinness plant at st James gate!

Fax if you have nothing good to say don't bother you twit

Hull want to play New Zealand in a tour match as a 150th anniversary event and Stephen Kearney seems keen on the idea too. If that happens I can't see Hull getting an England game aswell.

LSV, Doncaster, and Wrexham could be Nigel's preferred options.

Hey, I was up feeding the baby and to be fair was a tad grumpy. How does €50 sound?

You mean like the Halliwell Jones & Langtree Park?

At least one game has to be in London, either at Wembley or the Olympic Stadium. And at least one game has to be in Manchester in my opinion. Man City's ground is the obvious choice.
As mentioned, it's a shame Elland Road is so god awful to actually sit in because it can get a good crowd.
I know it's dependent on whether these stadiums are available, it's just my wish list. I understand why we went with the 20/25k stadiums in the past but I think we can, and need to, aim higher. Obviously we aren't going to get England football or Union crowds but I think we could get around 45/50k in Wembley/Olympic, 40k at Man City and 30k at Elland Road.

Why did you miss off the ( BUT MUCH BIGGER ) BIT? , as in 30,000 capacity

Selective quoting is very tiresome

Hull, Huddersfield & Wigan or take a chance & have the 3rd test and hopefully the decider at the Etihad, if they'll have us

You didn't say "30,000" though, did you?

Both stadiums I mentioned are larger and better than LSV. LSV is an average stadium at best.

Compared to what?

Is the Halliwell Jones ' Much Bigger ' than the LSV?

As for average, well you are entitled to your opinion