In what way, I simply made a point that it would provide a solution to the big problem that the women's NRL comp has in expanding and the impact it has on the Women's ISP comp and the corresponding QLD comp. I don't necessarily agree with it, but its a valid point. The big thing stoppign it is that the NRL want the Women's NRL GF on the same day as the mens.
Its also the first time I have commented on anything like this, so I think the Christmas Cheer has you a bit confused.
I just want to congratulate you on an entire post without mentioning Souths, well done.
No one should play football in the Australian summer.2018 was a momentous year for women’s rugby league. We saw the first women’s NRL competition and women’s state of origin.
Despite its huge successes, the women’s NRL competition found itself drowned out by the far more established and superior men’s competition.
The solution to providing the girls with an entire market to capture is to hold their league competition over summer. There is a huge market of league hungry fans who are looking for something to watch other than cricket or greyhound racing. The summer girls comp would allow the NRL to have a year round product, and may also curb the media’s propensity to headline grab over the NRLs off season.
Thoughts and opinions?
No one should play football in the Australian summer.
It is obscenely stupid. The Australian sport watching public have a mode - March to early-October = footy - mid-October to February = cricket
Agree....in this heat, way too hard...which affects the standard and health of the players. A no for me.No one should play football in the Australian summer.
It is obscenely stupid. The Australian sport watching public have a mode - March to early-October = footy - mid-October to February = cricket
The push for equality in women, especially in sport has taken off in recent times.Surely you could combat that by either going the Tennis route (a shorter game), or quartering up the 80 minutes.
White knight on cue. Classically attacking the poster rather than the point being made.
Having watched a game at the start of the season, I wondered why this competition wasn't standalone, and why did it have to piggyback the finals series, after a full season of being saturated with football.
But I'm sure I'm just being sexist
Grow up.Perfect opportunity to play NRLW in Jan / Feb
On a beach and televised live at 7:30pm
If the comp grows to 16 teams total, squashing it into 7 weeks is foolish and stupid. Playing it in summer doubly so.
Wait, you have such little respect for our elite level women's competition you want to compare it to U16 and U18 pathways competitions?Why they play HM & SG Ball at this time of year? Play the games at night. Two groups of 8 - 7 games each. The winner of each group play in a final.
Wait, you have such little respect for our elite level women's competition you want to compare it to U16 and U18 pathways competitions?
If the comp grows to 16 teams total, squashing it into 7 weeks is foolish and stupid. Playing it in summer doubly so.