Why does the Sky commentators make out like the World Club Challenge is the biggest thing ever. Is it so people will actually tune in a watch, because nobody ever goes to the games, and the Aussies don’t care about it. Apparently Manly are going to trial Tony Williams, a centre or winger, in the second row in this game.

And you never hear about it in the Aussie media either. I remember in 2003 seeing one (and one only) back page article on the fact that the Roosters won it in the NRL 2003 preview mag. Never mentioned during games, did not see a TV news report on it either.

Is the importance of the WWC one sided, why do the Sky commentators care about it so much, and why do the Aussies care so little?

Because they never win it, so deny its existence!

because nobody ever goes to the games

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Over 33k turned up last year

Unless they're playing St Helens.

The competing clubs care about it as it is a significant money spinner for them.

The WCC, CC and Hubcap are all very nice trophies to be picked up, but I would readily accept losing all 3 as long as Leeds win the Grand Final in October.

It certainly is one sided from a results point of view.



because they (for once) cant twist and bend the rules to suit themselves.

Is that the best you can do?

This wouldn't be the same Tony Williams who played in Tonga's second row throughout last year's World Cup, would it?

Apart from

1976, 1997, 2000 and 2003.

Yet again your lack of knowledge is exposed.

They didn't we in those years.
We lost it, because we didn't take it seriously.

G'day bruce.