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lol, now you’re trolling.If you're bringing in two new Brisbane teams you do - a 3rd side would generate more money for game then Perth ever could
lol, now you’re trolling.If you're bringing in two new Brisbane teams you do - a 3rd side would generate more money for game then Perth ever could
That's because you don't know a damn thing that you are talking a about lol.Queanbeyan Blues still exist & I can't find any reference to them creating or owning Raiders. License granted to group 19 comp.
I think you went 0 for 3
He's always trolling... That's what troll's do.lol, now you’re trolling.
Because the 12,000 average came in 2016 and the 8,000 came in 2017,the last two seasons the NRL did anything like that in Perth. It was the only time they did it in back to back years as well, which gives us better insight on what would happen if Perth had a team playing 12 games a year, year after year. It shows there isn't the demand you talk of.what’s their season avg?
so why didn’t you pick 2014 when we had 2 games that avg’d 16,140?
the year you have cherry picked were rain affected games, one of them was a terrible storm where people,were advised not to leave their homes. we got 11,433 for Souths v storm in heavy rain and 6,258 for manly v warriors in the storm.
Like I said, you only get 15,000 to an NRL game when it's the sole game played there for the season. When more than one game has been played at Perth Oval the average dropped to under 13,000 and under 8,000 in 2017.
The double header was the opening of Perth Stadium. NRL beat the AFL to the punch. Of course it was going to draw a good crowd. It was also a double header. Hold a couple of one off games per season and that number will drop.
Because the 12,000 average came in 2016 and the 8,000 came in 2017,the laat two seasons the NRL did anything like that in Perth. It was the only time they did it in back to back years as well, which gives us better insight on what would happen if Perth had a team playing 12 games a year, year after year. It shows there isn't the demand you talk of.
I gave you my explanation.Why do you keep ignoring 2014 in your argument?
you didNt answer, what’s redcliffes avg?
I won't support the Bombers, but I will get behind the Firehawks. I can also adopt Dolphins as a 2nd team, even though I hate them at QCup level and below.The Dolphins would be a massive failure. People who believe they should hold an NRL license must not have any idea about how hated they are by the majority of fans in the Moreton Bay Area.
The majority of kids who play junior footy on the Northside play against Redcliffe. I grew up playing against and hating Redcliffe as did most kids who played against them.
I don’t think people realise how disliked they are even at QLD Cup level. Their stadium is irrelevant one of the key aims of a second Brisbane team is to play a game at Suncorp each week.
The NRL does not need a less successful smaller version of Manly.
The Easts and Jets bids suffer from this to an extent however they are no where near as despised by all parts of Brisbane as Redcliffe are.
Whether you like the Bombers brand or not (and it can be changed) the idea of them having no previous ties and being a new team is the right plan for a second Brisbane team
Western Reds were unable to generate money and were clouded in debt. Just covering airfare costs was too much for them.lol, now you’re trolling.
All of this is just red herrings, but I will respond to one thing.No, you're speaking shit and deluding yourself into thinking it's fact. Brisbane is a far bigger city, larger population, longer RL history. The population base of each BRL club would be magnitudes greater than any club from Canberra. If you want to know what it would look like, go look back at the old BRL finals. Always sold out or close to it. Donkeys got bugger all fans to their first game against Manly.
The Canberra Vikings are just one example (technically two, they've done it twice believe it or not), of what you'll achieve in Brisbane if you promote a suburban club.Canberra Vikings is irrelevant. Canberra doesn't have a favourite sport. It follows whatever is in fashion, whether that's the Brumbies or Raiders. Brisbane is rugby league heartland and no other sport comes close. Brisbane isn't Canberra.
Red Herring and Anecdotes.I support Wynnum Manly. I would be willing to support a Brisbane Diehards team. Another poster on here from Logan said he would follow Redcliffe if they gained admission. That's two examples that go against your theory.
I noticed support in the southern suburbs ( the ones that were part of Gold Coast before the Queensland Government changed the boundaries in 2008) when I was there a decade ago. Areas such as Eagleby and Beenleigh. Most of Logan's population is in the north, and I see zero support for the Titans here. It's mainly Broncos and Cowboys.Does GC get much support in Logan?
A southern Brisbane team would immediately be titans biggest rival & I imagine would draw large crowd.
Sydney FC didn't want wanderers but that fixture at homebush would get 60k. Melbourne city has no supporters but derby is good for Victory too.
Western Reds were unable to generate money and were clouded in debt. Just covering airfare costs was too much for them.
Aren't Fremantle and Port Adelaide clubs from the local fumbleball competitions?
They do very well. So much for TGP's theory!
I put him on ignore. He talks too much rubbish.
I know all about the Western Reds. You know nothing about the BRL. All you care about is Perth. You make all sorts of excuses to justify shit crowds in Perth, but are quick to attack Sydney and Brisbane.You seem pretty ignorant. The Reds business plan was set on only laying out travel and accomodation costs for first grade , when the arl decided at last minute to bring in reserve grade as well it fcked them over. Then SL blew all hope of viability out of the window. I mean if we want to go back an unprecedented times we could say let’s not bother with Brisbane2 as crushers failed miserably. See how silly that sounds?
They would probably say rock bands like Powder Finger, sports stars like Wally Lewis, Allan Langer, swimmers who've won gold at the games, that boxer.You live in time warp. Go ask people in Brisbane cbd what cultural icons they associate with city - none will say smithy
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fremantle_Football_Clubdont know about Adelaide but Fremantle were a new club with no allegiances or connections to any of the southern metro wafl clubs.
The irony is delicious.Aren't Fremantle and Port Adelaide clubs from the local fumbleball competitions?
They do very well. So much for TGP's theory!
LOL, ok then.I put him on ignore. He talks too much rubbish.
What you are talking about is deliberately avoiding comparison;That's because you don't know a damn thing that you are talking a about lol.
Here read this- https://www.thegh.com.au/forum/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=22094
As I said, they were the Queanbeyan Blues in all but name. Started out in Queanbeyan as a Queanbyan blues initiative, the Raiders main backer was the Queanbeyan Leagues club (same one that supports the Blues), first administration, coach, staff, pretty much all Blues, Les McIntyre was the clubs founder for f**k sake!
Here's a good way of putting it, the Blues don't technically own the Raiders, but the same people that own the Blues also own the Raiders.
BTW, I'm 3 and 0, they are all, undeniably, examples of what I was talking about. But like always you are incapable of admitting when you were wrong and f**king off, so now you are trying to play semantics.