I don't love football
Is that pleasantly derogatory

personally I hate football, more the fact that people in the army like my little brother get sent to afghanistan and risks his life to earn a year what a footballer earns in a day for rolling around on the floor pretending they've been fouled in order to get a free kick or penalty. It verges on disgusting to me, I hope that should RL get as popular it doesn't get as prima donna-ry.

Since Cas play their games on a Sunday I think they would be agreeable. I have a friend from Cas who I met at Uni many moons ago and he can never make Friday games because of work so it will be a plus for him (and me cos we meet up for a pint when our teams do battle!)

I also think that sundays are better for young kids (of which I have one). Friday nights are quite late for them with an 8pm KO and he sometimes falls asleep before the end of the match (as do I depending on the quality of our display )

Whilst I appreciate not everyone is a football fan, there are a lot of fans of both and there will be quite a few people who may choose to watch this 1-every-4-years event over Salford v Cas and/ or Salford v Quins. (not just Salford fans but those of Cas & Quins who given the choice of watching England at home on tv or travelling to Salford may choose the former)

Given this would a switch to Sunday for these 2 fixtures give us a chance of maximising the attendance for them both?

I Think a switch of fixture would be benefitcial for both clubs, and the fact if it is done early doors would give time for fans who have problems attending matches which are switched to sort out other arrangements (if possible) so they can attend.

A switch would be good being a United fan I only have a passing interest to check United players don't get injured and work out which United player will get blamed by the press for Englands downfall.

Beckham
Phil Neville
Gary Neville
Ronaldo
?

As long as Fabio isn't daft enough to include the welshman in that list, I couldn't care less which ones fault it is