They are Victorians and not real people.I've refrained from playing this card up to now because I'm a Pom on an Aussie forum.
But... aren't you all deeply embarrassed that 88 thousand of your compatriots had nothing better to do on Thursday night than sit there watching blokes fumbling around on a gigantic field?
It's no wonder some of you get a bit tetchy.
I'd feel the same if 88 thousand English people showed up to the Gloucester Cheese Rolling Festival.
128K for the 6 games so far this round
over 30K today i'd think , although the heat in Sydney & Canberra today may affect it
To summarise: A humdingerIts going to be epic , a genuine block buster with that term used a bit too loosely in modern sport , but this one fits the bill. The plots & sub plots would fill a book. There will be genuine hate present , maybe not among the fans yet but officials etc
Will attract record TV ratings for a H&A game certainly in QLD & plenty south of the border as well.
Deserves a full house , looks like it will get it.
A must see.
I don't have a problem with it TBH. Provided it's not trolling.Please no more talk in this thread about crowds for other sports.
I’m just not interested in fumbling as a sport or its attendances. I am far more interested in our game being its best. If we grow our tv audiences and crowds and maximise club income, game marketing and participation diversity then I’m happy. That’s why I cannot stand the turd from the west. Always blowing the fumbler trumpet. I’m here to discuss our great game and not their seagull chip fight. Having said that I think it’s within all of our rights in fact our duty to laugh at the rah rahs!I don't have a problem with it TBH. Provided it's not trolling.
Comparisons can be interesting at times - specifically when looking at the relationships between fanbases and time slots, weather, etc.
I've been staying at the Gold Coast the last few days, was thinking about going to the game but as soon as I walked outside my building yesterday I was like "yeah, nah". Horrible day to be outside and not in a Pool.GC looked to have people come in pretty late or the punters were hanging out in the concourse area to get out of the sun for the first 15mins.
The last few days has been rubbish weather wise in SEQ, Friday it was 39C out at Springfield with humidity through the roof, up there with with shitty Tvl summers IMO.
The heat and humidity is putrid. I'd rather sit in -5c at Canberra stadium. At least you can get cosy with a beanie and a puffer jacket. You literally can't escape humidity.I've been staying at the Gold Coast the last few days, was thinking about going to the game but as soon as I walked outside my building yesterday I was like "yeah, nah". Horrible day to be outside and not in a Pool.
its a legit example though to shoot down their circle jerks about how well they're doing in NSW & QLD , when they're not.I’m just not interested in fumbling as a sport or its attendances. I am far more interested in our game being its best. If we grow our tv audiences and crowds and maximise club income, game marketing and participation diversity then I’m happy. That’s why I cannot stand the turd from the west. Always blowing the fumbler trumpet. I’m here to discuss our great game and not their seagull chip fight. Having said that I think it’s within all of our rights in fact our duty to laugh at the rah rahs!
yeaPlease no more talk in this thread about crowds for other sports.
Excellent ideaBulldogs projecting a crowd of 16,000-17,000 this afternoon at Belmore with the sell-out:
The 4:05pm Multicultural Round match will be accompanied by a celebration of cultural performances, activities and food stall from across the globe - promising to be a great afternoon for all. The expected crowd will be between 16-17,000.
Multicultural Round Sell-Out: Bulldogs v Tigers
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs have today put up the 'sold out’ sign for Sunday's Mutilcultural Round extravaganza match against the Wests Tigers at Belmore Sports Ground. Limited seating is still available via Bulldogs Membership.www.bulldogs.com.au
Hopefully the heat doesn't put many off.
Be cool to see Multicultural Round moved to Ramadan proper next year, and for the Bulldogs to have a night game at Belmore with food markets leveraging the massive success that is the Ramadan night markets in Lakemba. That would be totally unique in an Australian sporting context.
Is Belmore's lighting up to broadcast standard for night games?Bulldogs projecting a crowd of 16,000-17,000 this afternoon at Belmore with the sell-out:
The 4:05pm Multicultural Round match will be accompanied by a celebration of cultural performances, activities and food stall from across the globe - promising to be a great afternoon for all. The expected crowd will be between 16-17,000.
Multicultural Round Sell-Out: Bulldogs v Tigers
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs have today put up the 'sold out’ sign for Sunday's Mutilcultural Round extravaganza match against the Wests Tigers at Belmore Sports Ground. Limited seating is still available via Bulldogs Membership.www.bulldogs.com.au
Hopefully the heat doesn't put many off.
Be cool to see Multicultural Round moved to Ramadan proper next year, and for the Bulldogs to have a night game at Belmore with food markets leveraging the massive success that is the Ramadan night markets in Lakemba. That would be totally unique in an Australian sporting context.
Is Belmore's lighting up to broadcast standard for night games?