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m0j0 said:I've asked this question in the past, but nobody has bothered to try and answer it. It's fun to make accusations, but not all that much fun to substantiate them.
Now to my question: What benefit would there be to enhance crowd figures? What would they possibly have to gain? For one, the Roosters don't own the SFS, so for every head counted in the ground, a percentage would have to go to the SCG Trust. So by enhancing the figures, the Chooks would be losing out by having to pay extra money to the Trust, without actually having received the money from the sale of the tickets.
Now, given that fact, what would be the motivation? I can't think of one reason that makes sense.
There's an overwhelming number of self-proclaimed statistical geniuses on this forum. Funnily enough, these are often the same people that claim it's only a handful of troublemakers that cause problems at all Bulldogs games.
So you're saying that at least 50% of the crowd were involved in stirring up trouble on Friday? There were no more than 50 out of 32,000 involved in what happened on Friday night, wake up dopey.
The motivation to enhance the figures was explained moron. It was to ensure they wouldn't be blacklisted given that one of the criteria was crowd figures when it came to submissions for the 2000 NRL Season.