THe only thing with a Friday night game is that you look forwards to it all week and then if you loose, your weekend is over.

Friday or Saturday. Church on Sunday

I don't live in Warrington so Friday's are a bit of a ball ache. Saturday games are awesome if you're out on the lash after. Sundays are the most convenient if a bit depressing in a 'back in work soon' tupe of way.

Whilst I enjoy the odd Friday game, they can be a pain to get to after work, and in the colder months, thy can be bloody miserable nights.

I enjoy turning up in t-shirt and shorts on a nice Sunday afternoon.

Sunday, 3 o'clock kick off. The traditional way.

So that would be Saturday at 3pm then.

Sunday, 3 o'clock kick off. The traditional way for however long I've been watching them for and since Super League began.

Aren't you about 12?

No such thing as tradition in RL, that's why we love the game.

Incidentally I'd like to see us try out the Friday night game, Sundays just seem so flat and lethargic at the moment.

Another reason for not playing Fridays is the fact that you can't watch the Sky game live.

I'm surprised the RFL and Sky are happy to allow so many games kicking off at 8pm on a Friday when Sky are showing a live game.

19, and in in that time I cannot remember a non-televised home game kicking off Saturday, 3 o'clock.

Which was sort of my point in the second post.

Rugby League was traditionally played on a Saturday at 3pm, until it couldn't compete with soccer, which is why amateur games still take place on a Saturday.

Charlotte?

Sunday 3pm as work on Friday & Sat nights

Warrington v Huddersfield, Saturday June 28th 2003.

One of the most miserable, flat games I have ever attended.

No offence Che.