- Video
-
Club Roar
Captured a great grassroots sporting moment? We want to see it!Content Collections
The Roar Community
- Join
- Login
Roar Rookie
Joined November 2022
0
Views
0
Published
7
Comments
Fan of Motorcycle Racing, Rugby League and Boxing
Published
Comments
My concern is the cost involved with holding a game at a larger venue will naturally cost more, so higher tickets prices and still not much profit. I would rather see lower overheads and a more money returned to the local clubs and competitions to kick start the game locally.
Was the Rugby League World Cup a success?
Great article! My Great Grandmother came over from Lebanon as a little girl and although I am a pale skinned ranga, I cant help cheer for the Cedars!
An inspiration to many: How Cedars' growth has risen from multicultural Australia's fertile ground
To grow the game, we should be having a World Cup every 2 years with qualifying tournaments held every year in different regions. That way interest is not lost on kids who may be sparked by watching their national team playing for glory. We shouldn’t worry about playing in huge stadiums if we cant fill them, so aim for getting fans before accommodating them. Its better to turn some away than to play in empty stadiums.
Was the Rugby League World Cup a success?
Brilliant job by Stevie, outboxed him completely. Love knew he was beaten, was looking for a way out and lost his temper. Whatever the outcome of the appeal, Montana Love has lost respect in the Boxing community and Stevie Spark has seen his stock price rise dramatically.
Aussie boxer claims victory on US debut after opponent's extraordinary brain explosion
If we want to grow the international game, have a World Cup every two years to keep the excitement and engagement up. That way those countries that miss qualification can re-group and push harder for entry.
NRL needs to get CBA deal sorted so we can have more international rugby league
The game in regional QLD is definitely not in a good way, no local junior competition in Mackay for little ones – club or school based. Our kids now play league in the Mackay comp which has 10 clubs with most of them fielding 3 teams per age group. So by not even having the option, kids from this whole area will play and follow league by default.
'Right people in right roles': QRU break silence on RA's reform hopes, back review into Wallabies' RWC flop