The RFL should take it to the States. Be kind of like what the NFL do, but obviously not as big.

I reckon the Americans would take to RL, it would just require a lot of marketing.

It would be a massive risk in term of financing it and it's asking a lot of fans, but it's only one game a season and the rewards would be massive.

However I very much doubt they'd ever do it

Ever heard of the credit crunch???....

Why would the rewards be 'massive'

Are you thinking that one game of rugby league watched by a handful of people would convert the American people to the sport?

They haven't got into 'soccer' yet and thats despite all the money they spend on Beckham!

I suggested having it at Anfield or St James Park yesterday, which to me would be better equipped because of location.

However, it would defeat the point of the weekend. I don't agree with it all, I think it's stupid. But if you had the magic weekend on your doorstep, you would just treat it like another home/away game, and go see your team then go home again.

Having it in wales/scotland means that your hand is forced into watching all the games. I mean I know not everyone does, but more would than if it was around the main cluster of teams

Geordie land sounds cracking to me, far better than Scotland

Sunderland or Middlesbrough is a better option for mine. It'd certainly look good with the stadium almost full

Not one game, 7 games



Plus Rugby League and "Soccer" can't really be compared. RL is fast and exciting and the closest sport to American Football.

My £££ is on Dublin

ill stand the bet lol

I doubt they would move it off the British Isles...

I'm not sure on the capacity, but haven't Cardiff City just had a new football stadium built, something like that would be ideal, if that's circa £30k. Get it packed to the rafters, folk may even miss out, best way. MK Dons ground, Oh, I dunno.

Failing that, just pick a town, or even a village, somewhere affluent, and then like, just don't tell them. Make it, so the locals of like Towchester wake up, get invaded by common folk, and the local 'W.I.' meeting is invaded by Cockers & Co with his regatta fleece under his 2005 jersey, banging out 'Barmy Army' and blown up sheep etc.