But but I thought the "International Origin" was better than playing proper Tests.

2014: Australia Four Nations
2015: (probably Australia Ashes)
2016: UK Four Nations
2017: Australia World Cup

Schedule only plans for 1 tournament here until at least 2018. We can't be having that.

I agree that something needs to be done to ensure momentum isn't lost, but there is a danger that if we have too many big events, they get diluted and stop being 'big events'. Part of The reason this WC has been such a success is that people have been waiting and looking forward to seeing the stars of the game - if we have access to watching them every year, the novelty will wear off.

Having said that, totally agree about a champions league type competition and we do need more regular meaningful international fixtures - I just think a 'big' tournament over here should just be every 3 or 4 years to help build up anticipation - plus we need to share the comps as a minimum with Aus and NZ, and need the odd off season without international competitions.

Logic says 4 nations in England and France next year, GB to aus and nz 2015, 4 nations England and France 2016 with 2017 WC Aus and NZ

Logic says we're having a tournament in 2013, the 2014 one should be down there.

Simply alternate series between UK/France and Aus/NZ evey year. I know some years the cycle will have to change though. Next gratin defo down under and with nothing confirmed for 2015 I think it is ideal to get the Aussies here for an Ashes. Wembley, COMS and Elland Rd the venues. Wembley the 1st Test then will can build it up for 12 months in advance.

I respectfully disagree. The 6 nations and the 'autumn internationals' always seem to sell out. Yes the World Cup itself shouldn't be every year, but we are a million miles away from over-saturation. We ( Eng and/or GB lions) need to be playing Australia and New Zealand on average at least two or three times a year.

simple alternative to playing in Australia or UK

DO BOTH!!!

England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, France & Italy in high summer playing a round-robin against one another.

End of season three-test series against either Australia or New Zealand.

If RL is to work as an international game we need to ensure that by RLWC2017 there are more than three sides competing. The best way of doing that is by giving the 'minnow' sides regular games, encouraging players to commit and giving a public that actually does not give a rat's about club RL a chance to see some games they have a stake in.

England v Aus. NZ v France double header at wembley
NZ v England headingley or Huddersfield
France v Aus in France
England France Aus v NZ double header old Trafford
Final Elland road

Would be great success double headers in big venues are the way forward for me

That is the important thing. We had two blokes from Watford sat next to us who absolutely loved it yesterday. But to paraphrase them, London are awful and trapsing all the way up to somewhere like Warrington wouldn't be worth it.

There were so many people there like that yesterday, who loved the sport but have no association with a professional club and never will. That is what Union have got sussed, something we can learn a lot from.

I'm not sure they never would have a care for club RL. I think one of the best things that could happen for SL would be to let London off the overseas quota & salary cap, and help them to bring in Slater, Inglis, Thurston, Cronk, Smith, SBW, Mason, Burgess, Tuilagi, Banahan etc.

A london club that was succesful and well-located would be a massive boon for SL.

Until that is feasible, regular international RL is the way to go.

They can't even afford the players they've got, how would they pay those type of players? + thankfully none of the other clubs would ever vote for this.

I think that it makes sense that there is a 4Ns in Aus/NZL at the end of the domestic 2014 season considering it's been here this season.

It's 2015 that I think we need something over here. Apparently it will be a GB tour down under. I think getting them to come over here would be best. Really market the brand of GB, have a test at Wembley, Old Trafford/Etihad and another ground (somewhere like Villa Park). Announce it early, get a shirt out early and put reasonable prices on again etc.

Then throughout the 2015 have matches vs the home nations as a qualification exercise of sorts for the GB squad so that those who can't play for England choose the other nations and make it a bit more competitive - McIlorum playing for Ireland, Brough sticking with Scotland etc

I do like this idea, the only problem would be the lack of overseas players. Without those overseas players England would totally dominate Scotland, Ireland & Wales IMO.

We all have our own ideas, I have mine but sadly we are not the people who make these choices, but one thing is for sure is that we hear bits here bits there, nothing official

The powers that be need to now set a proper 4 year programme in place where at least everyone who is a supporter of rugby league (let alone the wider sporting audience) knows what is happening, whether we agree with what the actual programme is not as important is the game being in a position as to where the game knows where it stands and Nations know what they have to build for both long term and short