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Was good to see my Cows get off with a win after what looked like a losing effort.

Really good to see the Saints doing well, hopefully it will translate that way in the Playoffs.

Have to say both Leeds and Huddersfield had that game in the palm of their hands at different points and both blew it. Was an exciting game but would of liked to see a team actually finish but both were unlucky with some close dropkicks.

I wouldn't be surprised if either Widnes or Castleford pulled off some big upsets in the Playoffs (if they get that far) be nice to see some new teams go far instead of the usual suspects.

Looks to me like the Playoffs could have a nice injection of new faces with Widnes, Castleford and Salford doing well. Even with Salfords losses they still look like a contending team and Castleford and Widnes look like they could challenge for the big game at the moment, both looking...

I have always been fan of Catalan, one of those teams that play good ruggers but have become the poster child for what happens when key players get injured. I fear that if Catalan don't pay attention they could be in trouble of relegation, seems like every team (except London) are looking...

I have to say Castleford are looking really impressive so far this season, looked like Rovers didn't have any kind of answer for them. As for Catalans performance its exactly what I expected, Leeds are a decent team anyway but Catalan made them look even better! I think Catalan need to do...

Then they are using a promotion and relegation system that doesn't work...If you can only get promoted when your club ticks a certain number of boxes then it's just the licence system with a different spin on it.

Saints are giving Salford a rugby masterclass. Salford can't even keep a decent handle on the football and that kicking is abysmal, was hoping that Salford would be more competitive this season but they can't even get the basic fundamentals right in this game.

Think the RFL will need to revise the Super League standards as most teams in the Championship don't meet the current standard and some won't have the chance to move to a new stadium and renovations will be far too expensive.

Looks like Saints are giving you your wish!

That just sounds confusing as hell! Also due to the talent difference between the Championship and Super League the teams looking to be promoted are going to be at a big disadvantage.

Just wondering to anyone who may know, how is promotion going to work for the Championship? It is the top two teams in the league table? or is it League Leaders and Grand Final Winners getting promoted?

Just some news for any Catalan fans out there: http://www.loverugbyleague.com/news_14336-dureau-out-for-four-months.html Not the news that the Dragons need right now and especially during the year that relegation has come into affect, hopefully someone can pick up the slack and help this team...

I personally like the magic weekend and its a chance for me to go see a heap of teams in one place seeing as I am outside the heartland and don't get Super League rugby but Nines in my opinion would be much easier to market and could really do well in the summer when families want stuff to do...

Of course! If the RFL can market the match as the biggest thing in Rugby League, the greatest players in the game going head to head, not to be missed awesomeness and all that jazz people are going to get interested. You make something sound like its the best thing around and people will believe...

Is it just me or has England become totally void of any 9's competitions? I remember the likes of the Carnegie Floodlit Nines and the Northern Rail Nines but it seems like they have died a death from what I can see. After watching the Auckland Nines and the quality of play that was on display it...

I think the idea of making the WCC a "Superbowl" like spectacle could really create a huge boost for League. I know from experience that plenty of people tune into the Superbowl simply because its the Superbowl and thus generates a huge amount of attention for the sport worldwide. I think the...

I can't imagine that the RFL will ever argue with Sky over a stupid decision like this in the risk of being put on the naughty step. You know its a problem when a sports governing body is cutting the throat of one of its own leagues just to stay in a broadcasters good books.

With this new system in place I am also wondering if Sky Sports will be looking to pick up the Championship once it's agreement with Premier Sports ends. Not having both the Super League and Championship broadcast on the same network would to me make the whole promotion and relegation system...