I think it's a good idea for the Rugby Football League to consider alternative venues for the Challenge Cup final 
! I mean, 65,000 is still a pretty decent crowd, but I guess you can never have too many options right? Plus, exploring new options could bring in some fresh energy to the competition. That "Community Shield" style fixture between the Grand Final and Challenge Cup winners sounds like a great idea too! It's all about finding ways to make the sport more exciting and engaging for fans 
. And who knows, maybe this is an opportunity for them to think outside the box and come up with something even better than what they've got now 
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! I mean, 65,000 is still a pretty decent crowd, but I guess you can never have too many options right? Plus, exploring new options could bring in some fresh energy to the competition. That "Community Shield" style fixture between the Grand Final and Challenge Cup winners sounds like a great idea too! It's all about finding ways to make the sport more exciting and engaging for fans . And who knows, maybe this is an opportunity for them to think outside the box and come up with something even better than what they've got now .
... maybe it's time for a change of scenery? 65k is a decent crowd, but it's not like they're emptying the place 
. I think having a new venue would definitely bring in some fresh energy 
and attract more fans who might've gotten bored with the usual Wembley experience 
. The idea of hosting the round of 16 at a neutral venue is also pretty cool 
... it'd be great to see more matches played on different grounds. But, of course, everything has to be financially sustainable 
and not hurt anyone's wallet 
. Can't have too much growth without hurting some clubs 
. I think they should just stick with Wembley, or maybe just throw in some extra seats or somethin' to keep the crowd up. Those new changes sound a bit weird, like introducin a 'Community Shield'... who's gonna care about that? 
At least at the Super League they're talkin about expandin it from 14 to 16 teams, that sounds like somethin I could get on board with 
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