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I'll take that as a yes.Pommies trying to complain about record crowds is weird
I'll take that as a yes.Pommies trying to complain about record crowds is weird
First Women's SOO was 2018. The trajectory of crowds is similar to Men's Origin in the 80s.
For that to happen it needs to be a much better overall experience than currently. Asking people to fork out $100 plus every other weekend to attend nrl you’d better make it a great night out. Can’t just be about the game.NRL needs a generational cultural shift. More people attending games as they would other leisure pursuits.
Check out the game day threads on this forum. Relentless vilification of players, teams, officials, games, and the comp as a whole. Nobody seems to enjoy watching RL. Just an exercise in anger management.
Which carries across to the crowd thread where it's deemed necessary for every team to placate the anger of their fans by winning every game.
Blame the clubs, they now get $18mill a year from tv, they still want to fleece fans attending. Apparently $30mill a year just isn’t enough to run a club!They'd rather one fan pay $115 and 3 others watch on TV in preference to 4 fans pay $30 each. Why?
Do Fox and Nine determine pricing policy?
next weeks game v parra could be 40k
I had a thread on this.If Warriors keep winning, their opponents will lose. Presumably the only hope for those losing teams is if they start winning. Which in turn means their opponents will lose. And so on, ad infinitum.
Can you foresee a time when NRL clubs will attract good crowds irrespective of who wins and loses? Simply because NRL games are events that NRL fans enjoy attending. Is that a pipedream?
Do double headers count?Broncos vs Cronulla
Could this be the largest regular season crowd that Cronulla have played infront of outside of Magic round?
Ah yes, I remember that now.Do double headers count?
From memory they may have played in one against the dragons at the olympic stadium when it was new that got 50k.
Switch to summer?The Dolphins (and Broncos too for that matter) have had the worst luck with the weather on most game days this year
If Panthers stadium ends up like the Geelong Stadium I saw when changing the channels after last night's epic, with heaps of covered seating whilst still having that suburban charm and being in the team's area, the Panthers will average 20k+ and we'll never see scenes like last night where members didn't show due to the lack of cover
That ground is literally the only one I've seen in Victoria that has a soul and an identity
They've added even more seats since I went to it for a Supercross a few years back and it looks awesome
Need to keep playing Storm pre-season matches there and maybe even take one to Hobart as well in 2025
True, but if Penrith end up with a similar level of coverage, they'll be a 20k+ team foreverYou always get people not show up. Unless you make Tunnels to get into the ground.
Getting in and out of the ground even at Homebush is the issue
True, but if Penrith end up with a similar level of coverage, they'll be a 20k+ team forever
Well they are when they win 3 premierships back to back and are dominating for a fourth straight season. I think it’s a little too soon to take that as averaging 20K forever. Any club in the league with a ground that holds 20K would easily average that much with the same form.They are already at 20k team.