Also, average attendance for home games so far is around 17.5k, versus 13.5k last year.9 Home games…
Only 1 game played outside our 2 traditional homes ( Anzac day ).
9 wins 0 losses
Points for 255 @ average 28.333
Points against 122 @ average 13.555
Real home ground advantage ? I think so.
Yes it was. Round 8 and Round 11 both ‘home games’ at Allianz and Mudgee respectively.Was the Mudgee game against the Raiders not our home game?
Was the Mudgee game against the Raiders not our home game?
9 Home games…
Only 1 game played outside our 2 traditional homes ( Anzac day ).
9 wins 0 losses
Points for 255 @ average 28.333
Points against 122 @ average 13.555
Real home ground advantage ? I think so.
Was the Mudgee game against the Raiders not our home game?
Also, average attendance for home games so far is around 17.5k, versus 13.5k last year.
Doesn't hurt. But it's ahead of 2009 and 2010, and on track to beat 2011.That’s because we’re winning though
The RGRV 'strategy' is gone and it's not a coincidence that we are winning home games again.Right Game Right Venue (Hahahahahahahahaha)
SFTG
The RGRV 'strategy' is gone and it's not a coincidence that we are winning home games again.
The debate and rhetoric of previous years is still in memory:
"It's the future of the game"
"The crowds will come"
"The crowds don't come so it's the fault of the fans"
"We don't need Kogarah or Wollongong to win"
...and the greatest myth of all, "we need the money".
I know there are a lot of factors that come into play when a team starts winning, but we should never dismiss home ground atmosphere. Every advantage counts.
Well I didn't suggest that, and I wouldn't put it past the douchebags to make the same mistake again. I respect your thoughts on the matter but I hope you're wrong with your prediction, and we're not destined to be sold this sick pup again.If you think we won’t go back to ANZ the instant the upgrade is finished, I have bad news for you.
That’s because we’re winning though
The RGRV 'strategy' is gone and it's not a coincidence that we are winning home games again.
The debate and rhetoric of previous years is still in memory:
"It's the future of the game"
"The crowds will come"
"The crowds don't come so it's the fault of the fans"
"We don't need Kogarah or Wollongong to win"
...and the greatest myth of all, "we need the money".
I know there are a lot of factors that come into play when a team starts winning, but we should never dismiss home ground atmosphere. Every advantage counts.
Agree well put mate
Agreed! McGregor has really got into the minds of all the players and got them focused on their roles - not many coaches except the Bennett’s and Bellamy’s of the world have mastered this skill - plus it helps to be a former champion player - the message resonates more when the message comes from someone that can relate to what the player is thinking or going through - I think any other coach fails this year the Dragons !There has been a big increase because we are winning and competitive in most matches.
Also playing at kogarah and win is huge as supporters love those grounds.
But just walking around the Traditional saints area .
I live at Blakehurst you can see a lot more dragon supporters wearing the colours walking around.
That's great.
I can tell you that Mary is always telling the boy's to make our home grounds a fortress.
So far so good.
Mary is not a great technician (but is improving) but he a great motivator.
Imo
But the main reason is home ground advantage
If you think we won’t go back to ANZ the instant the upgrade is finished, I have bad news for you.