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It is more likely voluntary by any sport that stops its comp if the Olympic is on in its country when its competition would normally be run.
Yes that's what I was trying to say
It is more likely voluntary by any sport that stops its comp if the Olympic is on in its country when its competition would normally be run.
Olympics will be dead by 2032.So Brisbane have won the rights to host the Olympic Games in 2032. The dates for those games are 'tentatively' set for July 23 to August 8. With that timeframe, it obviously falls during the NRL season.
Back in Sydney 2000, the event was held post season from September 15 to October 1. In that year, the NRL began its season a month early.
When the Brisbane Olympics are underway, Suncorp, Townsville, CBus, Sunshine Coast and even Barlow Park in Cairns would be all unavailable. So where will the Broncos, Titans, Cowboys, (Brisbane II) play?
Would the NRL have those sides drawn to play away from home during the Olympics?
Would the NRL shut down the comp for a few weeks?
Or a possible new boutique stadium in Brisbane (cap 20000) to accommodate a second team in the city?
Thoughts...
Olympics will be dead by 2032.
Haha true!
However, I am a sceptical mofo.
Rio and London time zones are not very friendly for us Aussies and with Tokyo an hour behind, the opening ceremony is at a very convenient time for viewers.
Anyway, until I see a Steeden in the Olympics, I've lost interest!
So people from Inala and Ipswich queuing up at Centrelink will be an Olympic Sport in 2032?the basics of putting one foot in front of the other in quick succession seems to be common between them.
Nah I'm not one of those NRL is life type folks.Have never understood how folks can follow a sport, but then claim to have absolutely no interest in any other sport on the planet.
Like some of the comments about athletics in here. Yeah, it's not rugby league. They don't chase after a ball and feature men crashing into each other for 80mins. But f**k me, the basics of putting one foot in front of the other in quick succession seems to be common between them.
Therein lies the problem of athletics for me, there’s not much else going on besides that - for the viewer sitting at home anyway. It lacks the gladiatorial aspect and sleight of hand for me. Doesn’t mean I don’t like other sports. Love soccer, cricket, NFL, F1 and MotoGP for example. Not much of a tennis fan - in fact, I think it’s a game for Mosman housewives but I’ll watch Wimbledon and AO. I’ve got the Olympics on Tele but it’s wallpaper, really.Have never understood how folks can follow a sport, but then claim to have absolutely no interest in any other sport on the planet.
Like some of the comments about athletics in here. Yeah, it's not rugby league. They don't chase after a ball and feature men crashing into each other for 80mins. But f**k me, the basics of putting one foot in front of the other in quick succession seems to be common between them.