EXETER Chiefs are campaigning to stop the new Championship final being played at Twickenham — by turning it into a two-legged affair instead.
Sandy Park chief executive Tony Rowe feels that would generate some much-needed cash for the clubs who get to the first staging of the final next May
With no prize money at stake in the first year of the Championship, a one-off game could leave the losing finalist out of pocket.
But Rowe believes that if the two clubs who reach the final play each other home and away, it will earn them both more money than a trip to Twickenham would.
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