It's Round 10.
The match I'm referring to takes place in Round 20.
That will give you 10 weeks to think up excuses
It's Round 10.
The match I'm referring to takes place in Round 20.
That will give you 10 weeks to think up excuses
:lol: Talk about blind idiocy. Average 20k comes because you had a 30k+ home game against Canterbury at ANZ. Parramatta doesn't even hold 20k anymore, even if the capacity says it does.
As for the predictions vs Sharks, I think it comes down to whether you beat Manly. A loss, then the fact you play the Wooden Spork contenders = recipe for crowd disaster.
For the record, my assumption is based on the fact only 7k turned up to the corresponding clash last year, when Parra were midtable and Cronulla were spoon favourites - which is roughly the same as now IIRC.
What do you expect with two sh*thouse teams?
As I said, bookmark me - Sea Eagles v Tigers will go close to a sellout.
There is also Bulldogs/Sharks clash at Gosford in Rnd 17, that could be an interesting crowd given how both teams are currently traveling.It's Round 10.
The match I'm referring to takes place in Round 20.
:lol: Talk about blind idiocy. Average 20k comes because you had a 30k+ home game against Canterbury at ANZ. Parramatta doesn't even hold 20k anymore, even if the capacity says it does.
As for the predictions vs Sharks, I think it comes down to whether you beat Manly. A loss, then the fact you play the Wooden Spork contenders = recipe for crowd disaster.
For the record, my assumption is based on the fact only 7k turned up to the corresponding clash last year, when Parra were midtable and Cronulla were spoon favourites - which is roughly the same as now IIRC.
For the record this was the first round in Australian rugby league history that there have been three crowds of over 30K at three different games.
So do Souths, their crowds haven't really improved out of sight...