T-Boon
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Do you mean the roster of the schedule?look at the roster
Do you mean the roster of the schedule?look at the roster
I mean the pineapple you should stick up your ass.Do you mean the roster of the schedule?
I`m not 100% convinced with this argument, maybe for the 10 000 or so that can fit into the ground to see them play.If anything, it connects them back to their roots.
Well I am sure that is true of Brisbane RL fans. But for example it is going to be confusing in the US if the Dolphins go over there. The fans will think the team name is Kings. Or Melbourne, or NZ, also parts of SydneyBut why? I don't think anyone is confused with who they are when they take the field.
There is a Dolphins on their jersey, they wear different colours than 15 of the 16 teams in the competition, there are Dolphin mentions everywhere whenever on TV or in a stadium, why would you risk a $1.25m sponsorship to spell out to people that you're the Dolphins?
There are so many more constructive ways they can build their brand than just slapping a word on their chest.
People in SEQ know exactly where they're from and what they represent. One of the strongest brands in QLD sport.I knew they played a game there a week or two ago but understood that was because of a clash with something else wanting the stadium.
They play at Suncorp. How can you not know that?
And they play most games at Suncorp and a small number at KAYO. Our friend seems not to know this nor can he bothered finding out.People in SEQ know exactly where they're from and what they represent. One of the strongest brands in QLD sport.
You didn’t know they play at Suncorp. Weirdo.And they play most games at Suncorp and a small number at KAYO. Our friend seems not to know this nor can he bothered finding out.
It bet if you showed a 6 year old in Brisbane the Dolphins jersey and asked them who they are they would say the Kings 9 times out of 10.People in SEQ know exactly where they're from and what they represent. One of the strongest brands in QLD sport.
I`m not 100% convinced with this argument, maybe for the 10 000 or so that can fit into the ground to see them play.
Sure the promo`s and whatever that they are playing locally that week is great, but still only 10k or so are going to see them play. I`d find that frustrating as much as anything.
It`s a similar argument I make against any of the small ground teams, how many fans are you shutting out is what counts.
Can you read? Ffs no wonder people here think you’re thick.You didn’t know they play at Suncorp. Weirdo.
It is not a better option though as last year they got 22k against souths on a thursday and this year at least 12k people miss out.Or if they are scheduled to play on a Thursday night or Friday 6pm, Kayo might be a better option. But long term, if the Dolphins grow and become a big club, then they should play all games at Suncorp.
I can’t work out why they play any games at Kayo but there must be a method to their madness. It can only be the prohibitive costs for lower attendance games at SuncorpIt is not a better option though as last year they got 22k against souths on a thursday and this year at least 12k people miss out.
They are already a 'big' club, certainly much bigger than 10k crowds.
They are only in their second season. Titans did start off well too. So Dolphins are still a fledgling club at NRL level. But they do have the potential of becoming a "big club".It is not a better option though as last year they got 22k against souths on a thursday and this year at least 12k people miss out.
They are already a 'big' club, certainly much bigger than 10k crowds.
Not sure whether you're just trolling or if you actually believe what you're writing. Either way, you're incredibly wrong.It bet if you showed a 6 year old in Brisbane the Dolphins jersey and asked them who they are they would say the Kings 9 times out of 10.
Bro why the kings? I dont get it. They've been the Dolphins from day oneIt bet if you showed a 6 year old in Brisbane the Dolphins jersey and asked them who they are they would say the Kings 9 times out of 10.
The kids would just read the name on the front.Bro why the kings? I dont get it. They've been the Dolphins from day one
Until 10 minutes ago you thought they played all their games at Redcliffe Thick Shake.I can’t work out why they play any games at Kayo but there must be a method to their madness. It can only be the prohibitive costs for lower attendance games at Suncorp
I never said that you peanut. Read the thread. Either you are trolling or just stupid. Possibly bothUntil 10 minutes ago you thought they played all their games at Redcliffe Thick Shake.
How are the travel times between the Redcliffe region and Suncorp mate.Or if they are scheduled to play on a Thursday night or Friday 6pm, Kayo might be a better option. But long term, if the Dolphins grow and become a big club, then they should play all games at Suncorp.
It bet if you showed a 6 year old in Brisbane the Dolphins jersey and asked them who they are they would say the Kings 9 times out of 10.