England : Tue May 19, 2009 7:10 am  

Anybody know what the arrangements are for the England game in Paris next month, particulary kick off time and venue? Nothing on ERL or RFL website.

: Tue May 19, 2009 11:39 am  

I wrote to the RFL last night asking that question as I was unable to find anything on the RFL website or the England RL website. If I get a reply I will post on here

: Tue May 19, 2009 1:49 pm  

Apparently its 2100 CET or 2000 BST.

Can't find a source yet, but this is the most sensible option.

Didn't someone also say sky will show a 6pm Super League match before hand?

: Tue May 19, 2009 2:05 pm  

where is it being played? with less than 1 month to go I find the lack of information on the RFL site incredible If you ask for international fixtures on the RFL site you get this and if you try the Englandrl site you get this If the sport wants to be taken seriously, then they could learn a lot from more successful outfits.........like the RFU

where is it being played? with less than 1 month to go I find the lack of information on the RFL site incredible If you ask for international fixtures on the RFL site you get this and if you try the Englandrl site you get this If the sport wants to be taken seriously, then they could learn a lot from more successful outfits.........like the RFU

: Tue May 19, 2009 2:13 pm  

gutterfax wrote: where is it being played? with less than 1 month to go I find the lack of information on the RFL site incredible If you ask for international fixtures on the RFL site you get this and if you try the Englandrl site you get this If the sport wants to be taken seriously, then they could learn a lot from more successful outfits.........like the RFU all you gotta do is look at the coverage the RFU WC bid has generated compared to the League one.

gutterfax wrote: where is it being played? with less than 1 month to go I find the lack of information on the RFL site incredible If you ask for international fixtures on the RFL site you get this and if you try the Englandrl site you get this If the sport wants to be taken seriously, then they could learn a lot from more successful outfits.........like the RFU all you gotta do is look at the coverage the RFU WC bid has generated compared to the League one.

: Tue May 19, 2009 2:21 pm  

Darthchris wrote:

all you gotta do is look at the coverage the RFU WC bid has generated compared to the League one.

Don't give a toss about that.....just want to be able to make plans (if I get a pass) to go to Paris for this game.

: Tue May 19, 2009 2:27 pm  

I asked yesterday and still no answer from the RFL. I spent three hours last night looking on numerous web sites and could find nothing. I have come to the conclusion that the RFL have two of the best kept secrets in the world, one was Magic weekend - not a poster in sight in Edinburugh and locals totally unaware of the event. I spoke to a vast number so I am not just peddling properganda. Now this game in France and again nothing released not even on french RL sites. I have decided not to go I feel if the RFL can't be bothered to act why do I want to spend my money. It's free for me to watch on SKY.

: Tue May 19, 2009 2:32 pm  

Its being played here. 21.00 kick off local time.

Its being played here. 21.00 kick off local time.

: Tue May 19, 2009 3:01 pm  

Dave Lister wrote: Its being played here. 21.00 kick off local time. The power of Wiki strikes again........good to see my taxes went towards an education that can still be used by someone whilst they flip burgers at Mac D's By the way, is there any official link to this venue, date and time? I can't imagine the British and Irish Lions only having their current tour fixtures on a famously inaccurate website

Dave Lister wrote: Its being played here. 21.00 kick off local time. The power of Wiki strikes again........good to see my taxes went towards an education that can still be used by someone whilst they flip burgers at Mac D's By the way, is there any official link to this venue, date and time? I can't imagine the British and Irish Lions only having their current tour fixtures on a famously inaccurate website

: Tue May 19, 2009 3:18 pm  

gutterfax wrote:

The power of Wiki strikes again........good to see my taxes went towards an education that can still be used by someone whilst they flip burgers at Mac D's
By the way, is there any official link to this venue, date and time? I can't imagine the British and Irish Lions only having their current tour fixtures on a famously inaccurate website

I can't provide one, you'll just have to trust me