I wont pay the license then...what a utter pile of crap them fixtures are.

How has a 2 sided ground with a 7000 capacity got an international game?

thank christ i'm at a party on nov 3rd so don't have any temptation whatsoever to go to that hole to watch a game

Quote ="djlard"www.code13rugbyleague.com/2012/09/23/autumn-international-series-fixtures-confirmed/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter The 2012 Autumn International Series tournament schedule in full is as follows: Saturday October 20 – France v Wales (Lens, ko tbc) Saturday October 27 – Wales v England (Glyndwr University Racecourse Ground, Wrexham, 2.30) Saturday November 3 – England v France (MS3 Craven Park, Hull, 2.30) Sunday November 11 – Final (Salford City Stadium, 5.00). Tickets for the 2012 Autumn International Series matches cost just £12 (adults) and £6 concessions) and are available to purchase from 9.00am on Monday (September 24) from the RFL Ticket Office on 0844 8561113 or by visiting www.rugbyleaguetickets.co.uk'" first word that comes to mind when looking at this. Embarrassing.

Quote ="djlard"www.code13rugbyleague.com/2012/09/23/autumn-international-series-fixtures-confirmed/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter The 2012 Autumn International Series tournament schedule in full is as follows: Saturday October 20 – France v Wales (Lens, ko tbc) Saturday October 27 – Wales v England (Glyndwr University Racecourse Ground, Wrexham, 2.30) Saturday November 3 – England v France (MS3 Craven Park, Hull, 2.30) Sunday November 11 – Final (Salford City Stadium, 5.00). Tickets for the 2012 Autumn International Series matches cost just £12 (adults) and £6 concessions) and are available to purchase from 9.00am on Monday (September 24) from the RFL Ticket Office on 0844 8561113 or by visiting www.rugbyleaguetickets.co.uk'" first word that comes to mind when looking at this. Embarrassing.

Salford and Rovers in the doodoo financially?

Yeah but I still can't see many going to see England this time, especially at HKR and Wrexham.. Will get more at Salford but not loads, it's embarrassing. Should of done a home nations (and France) as a build up for the World Cup next year.

How would including Ireland and Scotland made it better?

Why?

Surely it is a good thing that the RFL are taking international Rugby League to other cities and Stadia rather than the usual suspects?
Even better for us that we can take our kids to watch the best players that this country has to offer, right on our doorstep.

Mainly to gain interest in rugby league in the respective countries before next years World Cup!

I bet Ireland could put a half decent side together.

Sorry, you are indeed correct.

I thought you were referring to attendances.

Quote ="djlard"www.code13rugbyleague.com/2012/09/23/autumn-international-series-fixtures-confirmed/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter The 2012 Autumn International Series tournament schedule in full is as follows: =#FF0000Saturday November 3 – England v France (MS3 Craven Park, Hull, 2.30) Tickets for the 2012 Autumn International Series matches cost just £12 (adults) and £6 concessions) and are available to purchase from 9.00am on Monday (September 24) from the RFL Ticket Office on 0844 8561113 or by visiting www.rugbyleaguetickets.co.uk'" the bbc have just saved me £12 will be watching it on the tv

Quote ="djlard"www.code13rugbyleague.com/2012/09/23/autumn-international-series-fixtures-confirmed/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter The 2012 Autumn International Series tournament schedule in full is as follows: =#FF0000Saturday November 3 – England v France (MS3 Craven Park, Hull, 2.30) Tickets for the 2012 Autumn International Series matches cost just £12 (adults) and £6 concessions) and are available to purchase from 9.00am on Monday (September 24) from the RFL Ticket Office on 0844 8561113 or by visiting www.rugbyleaguetickets.co.uk'" the bbc have just saved me £12 will be watching it on the tv

The newly extended 14000 capacity ground will be open for business

Will it? Cool, builders must be planning to get a shift on. All hail the British construction industry.

to be fair they are probably using rovers ground as a test for the world cup as an international venue. not sure whether salfords ground is hosting any games.

might have been a better idea to use doncasters ground instead of rovers though given the building work in progress

The fact our national team is playing in stadia with a combined capacity of less than 40k which I have no doubt will not be sold out (I really hope i'm wrong) is imo embarrassing and another indication of our sports decline.

FWIW I will be attending the England France game.

After the justified complaints of the RFL treating the city with contempt last Autumn despite a great crowd for the NZ game at the KC this is a massive opportunity for the rugby league community in KuH to support the national team and provide those at 'Red Hall' some food for thought when it comes to the next round of fixtures against the Kiwis or Kangaroos...

my default position of going nowhere near that hole of a ground will remain.

I don't understand the thinking of hosting games at CP and Salford?

both clubs in financial difficulty?

Salford yes, Its the home of the BBC and can accom 12000

CP. Well

Shouldn't make a difference imo.

this is the RFL we are talking about, what should and does make a difference twists in the wind I am afraid.

CP will be cheap for a low turnout crowd as well.

At least it'll look and sound good on TV with the locals singing "we all hate Hull"

Got to agree Paul, why play at CP have way through building a stand?

Its going to look on tv.

14,000 by November the 3rd, you said so yourself yesterday.