THERE are still 15,000 tickets left for Friday’s Broncos-Panthers clash at Suncorp Stadium which shapes as one of the most important matches in recent Broncos’ history.
The match has long been tagged as one not to miss as Brisbane’s final chance to watch the great Petero Civoniceva go around.
Warrior Civoniceva will retire when the Broncos’ premiership campaign is over, and at fulltime on Friday fans will be invited onto the field to participate in a special presentation to him.
But the match gained incredible importance after a round of results last weekend set the
stage for the Broncos to have one last crack at making the NRL finals.
The Broncos only need a victory to ensure their place in the top eight. But they must break a six-week losing streak to confirm their spot.
“This is a game of huge proportions for our club,” said Broncos’ chief executive Paul White.
“Of course it is going to be a wonderful occasion for Petero, his family, the club and the fans because of the significance of his last home game.
“And this will only be the second time in history fans have been invited onto the Suncorp Stadium turf after fulltime.
“But our position in the top eight makes the result of the game criticial.
“We are calling on our fans to get to Suncorp Stadium and support not only Petero but the entire team – we need you this week.”
