And continue to tear up established support thats been followed and culturally significant over many decades.
Established support with cultural significance that has consistently shown its self to be incapable of supporting its clubs.
Having 9 clubs in Sydney is a classic case of over supply and of putting way to many eggs into one basket, the amount of sponsorship, broadcasting rights, corporate, and government money alone that we are forgoing by maintaining an unnecessarily large amount of Sydney clubs at the expense of new clubs in new markets (such as Perth, Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne, Wellington, Christchurch, etc, etc) would be absolutely staggering and enough of an argument in of it's self to strip at least 4 clubs out of Sydney for the greater good of both the sport and the NRL, and all in the name of tradition and baseless assertions that if we did things differently the skies would fall in.
A good way to dismantle rugby league Thought you had changed your destructionist stance with an earlier post? Looks like you are back to derailing the gane and code again.Even if the support is dormant , its still there. And it matters.
A dormant supporters base is a bit like a silent majority in the way that they don't matter at all, because by their very nature they aren't participating in the discussion.
They may be the majority, but they don't care enough to take any actions, so who f##king cares what they think because they don't even care enough to express their opinions themselves let alone take action based on those opinions.
Besides, in my experience most dormant fans aren't actually dormant, they're either not really that interested in the sport to begin with, are over their phase of being a hardcore fan, or are dead fans that are still being counted.
