I reckon one things for sure the game will be a LOT different to what it is today, 20 years is a long long time the way technology is increasing.
The bunker being fully automated probably isn't as funny as it might seem.
I really only threw this out to get a few ideas, I don't really agree with the closing all Sydney clubs down and starting again angle, and
@HoldenV8 was spot on just a take on Super League.
I like the idea of two conferences , how you do that successfully I don't know, clearly its more teams and I think unless we import massive numbers of Polynesian, Fijian, and PNG players we just wont have the numbers.
Being a country boy originally (and I've mentioned this numerous times) it saddens me to see the decline in the bush, and it hasn't taken that long to get to that point.
It was only 2003 my old home town Moree (The Boars) played Wee Waa (Panthers) with Jamie Lyon playing for his home town and Scott Fulton playing for Moree.
Back then the town probably had 300 kids playing juniors and they fielded 3 grades in Group 9, today its about 50 kids playing (and barely holding the juniors together with lack of interest and zero money other than what the parents put in) and the town "just" scrapes in a side to play in the area.
Meanwhile, AFL is growing (WTF), and Junior Soccer has exploded, both receive funding from national bodies, with the kids having to pay a very minimal amount to participate.
I'm guessing by 2035 the game will be completely gone from anywhere in the country!