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They say TV owns our game and that the draw is unfairly scheduled, but does it have to be this way? Can't we have…
Okay, okay, let me have one more go at this, and this time I promise it’ll be a more concise, clear and attractive idea…
Besides a few friendlies and New Zealand’s three-match tour of England, nothing much has happened in the great game of rugby league since NRL…
Here it is, the inaugural Australian Sports Rankings for 2019. While it’s never been attempted before (from what I can see), I’ll give it…
T20 cricket; one of the most popular sporting events to watch in the Australian summer. Under analysis today will be the jerseys of BBL|08.…
For many Aussie football fans, hosting a World Cup has always been a dream. Will their dream ever come true? With many capable venues…
There has been lots of controversy surrounding the A-League in recent times, whether it be VAR or Usain Bolt’s departure. Today, however, we’ll change…
One of the oldest sporting leagues in the world: the Premier League. However, it’s not always about winning about the title – it’s also…
A few days ago, I released an article on NRL jerseys. I have decided to continue this. Next in the jersey series comes the…
So, we know the winner of the premiership. But who are the winners of the title of the best jersey? You can click here…
The grand final has passed, meaning the next major announcement from the NRL will be the 2019 draw, with all fans wanting to know…
Home advantage is vital for any successful club. Teams need a helpful, loud crowd at a hopefully unique ground to make life harder for…
The NRL has copped a lot of criticism for lots of the things they do, often compared to the AFL. The difference with this…
The AFL’s Richmond Tigers have sold over 100,000 memberships this year. The highest membership count in the NRL is the Broncos with 36,420. That's…
Over the past few weeks, there has been lots of talk about the low crowds the NRL has been drawing, even for finals matches.…
According to the NRL’s strategic plan, expansion is ‘back on the table’. The plan outlines expansion teams will be given a chance in state…
Rugby League’s biggest day is approaching quickly. So, who will still be alive when it comes? This week, two of Rugby League’s strongest challengers…
As finals were approaching, NRL fans expected a massive increase in Sydney crowds, with teams from the city having featured in all of the…
https://www.afltables.com/rl/crowds/2019.html
The five Sydney teams that could relocate to Queensland
If you merge two teams, don’t they become one club? Shouldn’t they have the same number of home games as everyone else? There’s only 24 games to play. Maybe they should be rewarded with more salary cap space?
The five Sydney teams that could relocate to Queensland
The SCG’s attendances this season are suprisingly the fifth-highest of any regular stadium in the competition. Maybe that argument isn’t as valid as it used to be?
The five Sydney teams that could relocate to Queensland
The Roosters have ended their agreement with the South Australian Council, so they won’t play there anymore. Both the Bulldogs and Roosters have signed up to Perth at HBF Park. Personally, I don’t think Brisbane will ever accept a relocated team of any kind but I do support the occasional relocated match if it’s against a team from the area (like how Manly moved one of their home games against the Broncos).
The five Sydney teams that could relocate to Queensland
Yep the NRL introduced suburban grounds back to the first two weeks of the Finals Series.
Eight talking points from NRL Round 23
I kinda hope the Bulldogs make the finals even though I don’t support them… It would be a great story, before getting knocked out by Manly or Souths.
The unlikely Bulldogs live to fight another week
I think the DRS has undoubtedly added to the game. Without the DRS, there is no way for sure that players can know that the correct decision has eventually been made. It also adds a sense of game-management, with players having to judge and know when to use reviews to make the most out of them to hopefully get as many wickets as possible.
Is technology helping or hindering umpiring?
I don’t think it’s not been seen as a matter to have purpose-built venues – its a matter of actually getting it to happen. Money, time and space is what is required. Football, I’d say is 4th on the list when it comes to major sports in the country after AFL, RL and Cricket. Currently, the football teams are latching on to what the RL does because they are seen as the main users of rectangular stadiums in the country. Something will have to change for this idea to happen in reality.
What Australia can learn from Indonesian football