so close to keeping a side below 30 points, admittedly against the second worst attackers.
where is the logic in bringing in a winger on loan then playing him outside kirk "cant pass wont pass" dixon who after missing easy kicks is now offering little and needs an enforced rest

[iOver 5th & 6th April this season:[/i

Wakey v Cas: 9786
Wire v Widnes: 12042
FC v KR: 18979
Total: 40807 (against 30763)

London v Catalans: 1829
Hudds v Salford: 6988
Bulls v Rhinos: 20851
Saints v Goons: 17980
Total: 47648 (against 32953)

On raw attendances then it would have been better to have played the games at respective clubs home grounds, although there will probably be savings to be made by bringing everything together. Same ground staff, same entertainment, same stewards, etc, etc...

In terms of putting more bums on seats though, Magic's evidently failing. However they hype it up, fans preferences seem to be pretty clear based on the numbers.

Good work Disco!!
Do the clubs get a share or as this is technically not a home game for any of the clubs, is the money trousered by the RFL?

A great venue, but it's about time the RFL put a stop to this experiment, it's a real showing up when we can't get much more than 60,000 for the 14 Superleague teams taking part.
Playing in a half full stadium surely can't be a good advert for rugby league, on what's supposed to be a showpiece event, when yawnion is getting as many if not more than that for a one off league game at Wembley.
Superleague coaches and players keep telling us they play too many games, so here's one they can take out of the calendar straight away, unless they can actually start to fill the host stadium.

Maybe it should be played somewhere like the Reebok or Elland Road where the stadium would look full?

Funny I thought we battered you but kept continually letting you back in - would have been a travesty if we had lost. Boy you're a poor side and I know I watch one.