Talk:List of rugby league stadiums by capacity

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Lower the capacity

Many good stadiums are being left out of this list because the capacity limit is too restricting, I propose that it be halved to 10,000 and will make it so until further discussion The C of E (talk) 16:24, 7 September 2009 (UTC)[reply]

Definition of "Regular"

This page list club ground and grounds which regularly host a major tournament. By that definition many stadiums need removing:

e.g.

Melbourne Cricket Ground has hosted only four State of Origin matches thus is not a regular venue.
Millennium Stadium was a temporary venue for the Challenge Cup Final while Wembley was being rebuilt and in terms of being Wales home venue, three games across two world cups do not qualify it.
Magic Weekend venues change year in year out so Anfield, St James's Park, City of Manchester Stadium should not be included.
Any stadium in a national team has only played one or two matches should not be included.

This is just a few problems identified from a quick scan on this list.

Thoughts welcome. Mn1548 (talk) 10:57, 13 April 2021 (UTC)[reply]