Not made a poll in a while

Sheffield is a city not a million miles from most teams and one that has a rugby league team who might be grateful for the profile of the sport being increased in their home city. The ground is easily accessible from the city centre that also has a train station.
The capacity of around 35,000 would be big enough to generate a decent atmosphere and if people wanted to travel there and back in the day they could. The younger end could do the weekend job,get ed, go on the pull etc while the older end could be tucked up in their own bed by lights out. Travelling miles and spending ridiculous amounts of money has no appeal to me anymore and if it's Cardiff again they can stick it up their jacksy.

Personally, I'd like to see them give London a go.

We need to restore faith in London RL and it could be a good eye opener to the South especially when the World Cup is coming up

Bradford, Castleford, Catalans, Huddersfield, Hull FC, Hull KR, Leeds and Wakefield at Elland Road

Harlequins, Salford, St Helens, Warrington, Widnes and Wigan at the Reebok. If the Etihad would allow RL then I would have said that.

Edinburgh!!!


What an effing great weekend!! As much rugby as you want, laughs and jokes between yourself and other fans, a few beers! what more could you want?

I would though move it back to the May (?) bank holiday!!

Dubai

I think it would be worth playing it in the heartlands one year so that the game can demonstrate it's strength on it's own doorstep (as union do with the Twickers double headers etc) but I suppose that's subject to no longer receiving the extra cash from the Welsh Tourist Board.

Scrapped altogether seems to be a popular option

London

I voted scrapped altogether, thinking I would be very much in the minority. I am shocked that so many don't want it.

You missed out the real option: played in the city/ stadium that is prepared to put the most money into the game and provide the best experience for fans.

Dubai

Has it really come to whoring ourselves to the highest bidder?

I love a weekend away from the kids, plenty of Ale and some good rugby with decent people. Cardiff for me

Dublin would be cool if we could get the fans. It would be a very expensive weekend though as Dublin is not cheap!

Just get rid of the feb date. Start of the season for one is too damn cold and also the teams are not up and running so you end up with poor games for quality.

Anywhere. I had a cracking weekend in Edinburgh - despite fearing I may freeze to death in my sleep both nights.

Would probably go to wherever they hold it.

Cardiff.

Great location and a top weekend.

Just need more people to stop moaning now and get their ar*es along.

I would like to see it played in Dublin, though I know most would be complaining about the booze prices!

Obviously it would have to be in the summer, as there's no roof at the Aviva Stadium. Second May bank holiday would work.

How would the game benefit from having it in Dublin? If it's your choice for a knees up fair do's but surely the majority of fans should be considered when deciding a venue. When people have to travel any distance it's consistently been proved we have empty stadiums with no atmosphere. Any big city up north would attract large numbers whether it be Manchester,liverpool,Sheffield or even Newcastle. It's all about that "Festival" feel but you don't have to travel hundreds of miles to achieve it. I've spoken to a few people and the majority have said it's their last year if it's Cardiff or Edinburgh again.

we are never gonna get a football stadium though unless it is played out of season. ditch the feb weekender and go back to summer!

Not next year but the year after the Olympic stadium London, i would imagine it would be perfectly suited for a festival type atmosphere, the transports links will be 2nd to none and there are plenty of people to target as well as loads of ex northerners, plus the main bonus of me not travelling very far

Knees up yes

, but I like to see the game played in new areas too. I don't really agree with keeping it along the M62. It doesn't do anything for the game, plus only Quins and Catalans fans would have to travel, which is unfair in my opinion. Also, as others have said, no football teams would want 7 games of RL played on their pitches. It would have to be a Rugby-specific stadium.

Ditch it

It just means that RL fans have to travel miles to support an event that lines the pockets of which ever area gets the business. It looked ok when it frist came out , now its old hat, worn out and too expensive.

Still the RFL will like having the bunfight in Dublin as the fans who go pay for it.

Anfield !!!! very good transport links both to and around the city, an iconic stadium steeped in history, friendly locals (que the scouse jokes and inaccurate stereotypes) lots to do pre and post match

It would have to be in the summer though so as not to clash with the premier league but all the better

No Premiership club will have 7 games of rugby on their ground, non starter

I'm agreeing with a Wigan fan. I've been to them all and Cardiff is the better option of the two. I would play it on the late May BH and have a league match between the two Championship 1 Welsh teams on the Friday night at the Arms Park, tickets for that being £5 each.