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<blockquote data-quote="barkinghooker" data-source="post: 720052" data-attributes="member: 71333">Is there a domestic season in national 7&#039;s ? I know you got the Aviva sevens but that&#039;s just a pre season bit of fun. It&#039;s hard to glorify and scrutinise teams and players if there&#039;s no day to day news. Ben Gollings was an amazing sevens players but the media just reported stats and a quick news in brief story.I really enjoy sevens and tens but it doesn&#039;t offer much in the media.Maybe you could have a season running parallel to the fifteen a side version . Just one game per every league game.The best sevens teams of Europe can all meet up at the end of the season and have it out for a two days.The quality may not be as good as the international circuit because it&#039;s a different training schedule but still entertaining .But I think having a day to day or week to week catch up will draw in the various fans. You know,&nbsp; statisticians,&nbsp; die hard fans, merchandise , news updates etc.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="barkinghooker, post: 720052, member: 71333"] Is there a domestic season in national 7's ? I know you got the Aviva sevens but that's just a pre season bit of fun. It's hard to glorify and scrutinise teams and players if there's no day to day news. Ben Gollings was an amazing sevens players but the media just reported stats and a quick news in brief story. I really enjoy sevens and tens but it doesn't offer much in the media. Maybe you could have a season running parallel to the fifteen a side version . Just one game per every league game. The best sevens teams of Europe can all meet up at the end of the season and have it out for a two days. The quality may not be as good as the international circuit because it's a different training schedule but still entertaining . But I think having a day to day or week to week catch up will draw in the various fans. You know, statisticians, die hard fans, merchandise , news updates etc. [/QUOTE]

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