You can deny it all you want, but you are just denying reality.
What do you think "it's on its way" was referring to?
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State your case. Don't do it for me. Do it for every one else who is reading. You cannot do it because you don't have a case.
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joey the dope said recently there weren’t enough players for 16 teamsSmartest thing Joey's ever said:
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Dan Carter at the Warriors game.. not the Rugby.. hmmm
At one stage he wanted the Central Coast Bears in the NRL.
Knights would be dead against it they get a lot of fans from there
We'll probably never get another team in NSW.
Wasn’t it him or his brother that was calling for the reduction of the NRL to 12 teams including culling the warriors a few years back?
Somebody’s woken up to a fridge with no booze in it.
I don't think anything can save Super Rugby. Nor do I think there's an alternative that will produce better results. The time to expand into NZ is now.Time to end the Eddie blame game and confront the real reasons for Australian rugby's sad state
The longer Australian rugby fixates on Eddie Jones, the further it will find itself from solutions. Yes, Eddie’s tenure was a monumental failure. Yes,…www.theroar.com.au
"And what about Super Rugby? Over the past two decades attendances in New Zealand have plummeted by around 40%. Those in Australia by over 50%. "
"families are turning away from the rugby product in New Zealand and most definitely in Australia. That can only mean the general public finds rugby a lesser product, entertainment-wise, than the alternatives."
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Reds and Waratahs should join an expanded NPC if Super Rugby falls over.
That’s a novel idea
Andrew Johns spoke of rationalisation a few years ago.
Australia doesn't have enough talent to support more than two teams. The only way to get people to watch the game is to field teams that can beat New Zealand's clubs.
When you think about it it’s like the stars aligned but in a bad way for super rugby what with the financial woes of rugby Australia coupled with its decline on the pitch in terms of its clubs sides strength and game results followed by Covid19 and then the departure of the Argentinian and Japanese sides which then led to the fatal blow of the South African teams pulling out and heading to the northern hemisphere.
SA? They were never in Super Rugby, it’s the most AFL-centric state in the country
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