gronkathon
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SFS gets people through the gates though because it is a great place to watch the game from
You have to keep in mind it's their home game so everyone of our fans had to actively go out and buy a ticket while most of theirs would have gotten in for free as members.
That's Sydney rugby league for ya.
I reckon Dogs v Souths will get close to 50k.
Public holiday, 4pm so people can bring the kids. Us coming off a win, Dogs in form. Our fans get in for free as part of the ANZ deal.
Two big sydney teams with all the above factors going for it, 50k, 45k minimum.
Playing the Storm game across the road from the AFL season opener in Melbourne had to hurt.
reckon Dogs v Souths will get close to 50k.
Public holiday, 4pm so people can bring the kids. Us coming off a win, Dogs in form. Dogs fans get in for free as part of the ANZ deal.
Two big sydney teams with all the above factors going for it, 50k, 45k minimum.
You have to keep in mind it's their home game so everyone of our fans had to actively go out and buy a ticket while most of theirs would have gotten in for free as members.
That's Sydney rugby league for ya.
I reckon Dogs v Souths will get close to 50k.
Public holiday, 4pm so people can bring the kids. Us coming off a win, Dogs in form. Dogs fans get in for free as part of the ANZ deal.
Two big sydney teams with all the above factors going for it, 50k, 45k minimum.
Great clubs aim for great things that's why.
It would be great if it did, but I doubt it. The Easter Show will cut down the chances of getting a huge crowd to the game.
The Bulldogs played Souths at ANZ on Easter Saturday last year and drew 22,000.
Given both teams are coming off a win from this round, I'd be very disappointed if this fixture drew less than 30k. 30k has to be the absolute minimum. It's matches on special occasions like this that crowds need to be maximised on