Should the world club challenge be played in Australia?

Question

is it time for the english clubs to come to australia in our winter when the english premiers have not played a game for 5mths

Answer 1

I agree,,fair is fair !!

Answer 2

i think it is about time that the English try to win the world club challange when they are not match fit as the Aussies have to do each year

And by the way these "English" club sides are half full of Aussies anyway.

Answer 3

no

Answer 4

yes i think that would be great for both countrys and we all could see a game for a change from the tv ! good thought brooooooce!

Answer 5

England won't agree with it because that would be to embarrasing to their competition. They would get smashed.

Answer 6

i completely agree =]

Answer 7

Melbourne playede last years Finalist a few weeks ago as well as Halifax last week and traained with Hull fc so they have played in the last 5 months, but oh what small memories you aussies have.

Twice in the last 6 years the game was arranged to be played down under but both times you pulled out.

The last time was after you lost the TN, in fact after that you almost pulled out of host this years world cup. It's called taking you ball and going home. We want to play there but you wont have it. Get your facts right. Google is your friend.

And if your so concerned with how a tournaments arranged then why not show that with how the TN are set up in your favour and against us... Or is that excuse whinging all of a sudden.

Answer 8

Hey...The Poms have got to win something.  If the best they can do is 11-4 against a club that hasn't played since September, it proves that they are a very ordinary Rugby League nation.  Give them their 15 minutes (OK, 80 minutes) of fame.   Their premiership team would struggle with any of  the Australian NRL teams, even the wooden spooners, at peak fitness.

So to answer your question. NO...the boys have a little fun with their overseas jaunt, and the game means very little.