Is it all the places you've had to be relocated to?

This is the only thing we should want from the game

Too damn clever some people for their own good

Or merge Wigan amd Salford for a Manchester team

Introducing the "Top 37 playoff system" more details will follow.

The basic outline is that we will have 10 weeks of random games followed by Leeds Vs Saints at Old Trafford.

i said the same thing on a similar thread a few weeks ago.
its the way forward for SLE.

perhaps I should apply for a job at the RFL ....

Personally I'd keep it the same, except dirty cheating Leeds would get kicked out along with Hull KR. Hull KR for having the most obnoxious fans. I would then replace those two with Widnes and a Cumbrian team.

Barrow
Bradford
Catalans
Castleford
Crusaders
Gateshead
Leeds
Leigh
Harlequins
Huddersfield
Hull FC
Hull KR
Salford
Sheffield
St Helens
Toulouse
Wakefield
Warrington
Widnes
Wigan

For the purpose of devising the fixtures teams are divided into four groups of five and play each team in their group twice and everyone else once giving 23 home and away games. Instead of the magic weekend there will an extra on the road round with double headers played around the UK and France.

Playoffs:

a) 1st v 4th
b) 2nd v 3rd
c) 5th v 8th
d) 6th v 7th

e) Highest ranked loser v Lowest ranked winner
f) Second ranked loser v Third ranked winner

g) Highest ranked winner (week one) v Second ranked winner (week one)
h) Highest ranked winner (week two) v Lowest ranked winner (week two)

i) Loser game g v Winner game h

Grand Final
Winner game g v Winner game i

Hull KR
Hull FC
Widnes Vikings
Wigan
Leeds
St Helens
Warrington
Bradford
Castleford
Wakefield
Huddersfield
Halifax
Keighley
Fetherstone
Barrow
Doncaster

2007 still painful is it...

Wigan
St Helens
Leeds
Bradford
Hull KR
Hull FC
Huddersfield
Castleford (New Stadim)
Warrington
Widnes Vikings
London RL
Wales RL (in whatever guise)
Catalan Dragons
Cumbria RL (it may require a merger but in the long term it would work)
Dublin

28 rounds home and away.

Finally the Soap have made the big time, love it

The original superleague was supposed to read like this:

Bradford,
Halifax,
Leeds,
St Helens,
Wigan,
Calder,
Cheshire,
Cumbria,
Humberside,
Manchester,
South Yorkshire,
London,
Paris,
Toulouse.

[iRed Rose Super League[/i
Wigan Warriors
Warrington Wolves
St. Helens
Cumbria Raiders
North Wales Reds
South Wales Blues
Catalans Dragons
Toulouse Olympique

[iWhite Rose Super League[/i
Bradford Bulls
Leeds Rhinos
Hull FC
Hull KR
Huddersfield Giants
Trinity Tigers
Harlequins RL
Stratford Skolors

Home and Away Teams in own League, single match against teams in other league.
Same playoff structure as now (minus team call). 1st and 2nd become first from each league, 3rd and 4th become second from each league etc.
War of the Roses series mid-season, players taken from where they played their first SL game.
Teams are encouraged to dual-reg with teams from their respective Cup competitions. French teams use the continental cup.

[i Red Rose Cup [/i - Lancashire, Cumbria, Western England etc smaller teams/feeder
[i White Rose Cup [/i - Yorkshire, North East, London etc smaller teams/feeder

[iContinental Cup[/i - Elite One Plus Others (expand into Paris/Barcelona etc)

Add in for the formation and expansion into the rest of the British Isles, make a Celtic Cup or something?
[i Celtic Cup Wales[/i
[i Celtic Cup Scotland[/i
[i Celtic Cup N.Ireland[/i
[i Celtic Cup Ireland[/i
The top 2 of each enter a series at the end of the year.

All we need is a few billionaires

Anyone who thinks that either Skolars are anywhere near a Super League club, or that Cas and Trin will merge is living in fantasy world. imo, of course

Doubt everything, even this

Always Rich, always

I quite like the concept of a split SL, NFL style. I suppose it wouldn't be that surprising. But as a national league:

Wigan
Saints
Leeds
Warrington
Hull
Hull KR
Huddersfield
Sheffield
London
Barrow
Wales Crusaders
Catalans
Widnes
Manchester
Bradford
Stade Francais

No mid-season international, no Origin series and new rules about youth players featuring in X amount of games to keep elite players fresh come the autumn series.

I kinda hate the idea but I think it would work, BUT first we must let Barrow have a chance to see if they can make it work.

A Cumbria team moving around the area would be brilliant made up of players from the area.

HOWEVER, I am not on the bandwagon of people saying we NEED a Cumbrian team.

It shows just how poor a job the RFL and some super league clubs are doing when only 8 or 9 clubs are really good enough for super league and one of them isn't even in!

Bradford =#FF0000(New stadium)
Castleford/Wakey =#FF0000(either merged or one in a new stadium, and if they’re going to merge than why not throw Featherstone in too, together they’d surly make another ‘big club’)
Cumbria Crusaders =#FF0000(with New Stadium)
Catalans
Halifax
Harlequins =#FF0000(Larger crowds)
Huddersfield =#FF0000(More consistent larger crowds)
Hull
Hull KR =#FF0000(New or stadium improvements)
Leeds
Salford =#FF0000(New stadium and with larger crowds)
Saints
Toulouse
Warrington
Widnes
Wigan

Whoever finishes top of the league are crowned Champions, top 6 are entered into play off series for the all new Super Cup with final at old Trafford, and the Challenge cup remains as is. The Rugby League trebble is possible!

Bradford
Leeds
Saints
Warrington
Wigan
Huddersfield
Castleford
Wakefield
Crusaders
Catalans
Paris
Barrow
Halifax
Salford (new stadium)
Hull FC
Hull KR
Featherstone
Widnes
Leigh

Harlequins i'm undecided on, but I like the idea of a 20 team league. I know there are too many games already (according to the players) but up the salary cap (but put a limit on how much the clubs can spend on say, their first choice 17) which will allow clubs to have more strength in depth and also give more youngsters a chance.

Can I just say that I am astounded that most would have us (HKR) in their best SL line up I thought we would be the first in the bin.

The crowds, derby and competing on the pitch easily sees you past the likes of Wakey, Cas and Salford.

Rovers need the ground and the finances sorting to be a top club though.