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Teams who play each other twice to have a bit of space between their games.
Melbourne to play at home when the fumblers aren't playing, rounds 1, 2 & 25.
Cowboys away for the first month to beat the heat and cyclones
2019 draw was released October 25 last year and the linked article says the NRL are aiming for the same timing this year so may well drop this week.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...Vaw2VHm9Pqh2X3l5Hxhbf_OxA&cshid=1571517430667
In the mean time what are you hoping to see in the draw?
I want the GF replay to be hosted by Canberra in the first 5 rounds, that would be one of the more Ferocious crowds.
Mary would find a way to lose half of those matches25 bye rounds for the Dragons would be a big help..
ANZAC day is a Saturday so 4 games?
It would be the perfect opportunity to give the warriors a chance to host.
Games in Sydney, Auckland, Brisbane and Canberra?
Mary would find a way to lose half of those matches
The link in the opening post explains Cronulla's temporary relocation: https://www.nrl.com/news/2019/09/18/sharks-moving-to-kogarah-for-2020-home-games/A bit late to the party, but is the Perth nines a confirmed event that the 16 NRL clubs will be participating in? And why are Cronulla moving their games to Kograh? Will they ever return to Shark Park?
https://www.nrl.com/news/2019/10/22/nrl-nines-confirmed-for-2020-return-in-perth/A bit late to the party, but is the Perth nines a confirmed event that the 16 NRL clubs will be participating in? And why are Cronulla moving their games to Kograh? Will they ever return to Shark Park?
Friday in Perth catering for an eastern Timezone tv audience.
3 hour time difference and they want people turning up at 3pm??Friday in Perth catering for an eastern Timezone tv audience.
What could go wrong?
From that article: