in summery of the article, the NRL is winning as they have had a bigger growth in crowd of the past 20 years, ignoring the AFL had put in 2 teams GCS and GWS,

the NRL needs more funding for stadiums despite never putting a cent in for anything

AFL gets Better crods in Melbourne over Sydney due to ...

The NRL trails the AFL on Thursday nights by the widest margin of any day. For the NRL, Thursdays are their worst days for crowds (17,500 average), while for the AFL, they are among their best (40,900).

V’landys admits it has surprised the NRL because people have work commitments that make it ...

i didnt see any of the game, but only the highlights, who ever came up with the RayGuns piss take in the pre game entertainment was pure genious

https://www.news.com.au/sport/nfl/raygu ... 170ab1ab04

for the amount of grief GWS cop, they are doing rather well next to the Sharks

helf price chips untill half time of the game. if there is one code that doesnt need overweight fans its the Rugby league

https://www.instagram.com/p/DdFVlh6lGCV/?utm_source=ig_embed


:lol: legit i laughed when i saw this...
like there kidding themselves That Sharks Fans from the Shire ...

its a bizzare decision as they should of played it at the large former olympic stadium in Sydney due to the rectangular field and far better viewing

Bears had to cap at 20k due to demand, as HBF park will only sit 20k

BEARS are expecting 35k to 40k members once opening membership to ticketed and at Optus Stadium in Perth Alone.
In NSW its really hard to know how much they will get
they will have option for NSW members to attend NSW ...

helf price chips untill half time of the game. if there is one code that doesnt need overweight fans its the Rugby league

some quick input to google, the numbers of both clubs may be laughable or true but

The Tasmania Devils raised more than $2 million (conservatively estimated at around $2.3 million) from their record-breaking foundation membership phase


for the bears Assuming the vast majority bought the standard ...

the new TV deal could include aspects of the UK superleague an extra 70 million plus eyeballs to show your product to

The Super League looks set to be saved, with an NRL financial package to bail out the cash-strapped English competition in a landmark deal.

Dwindling broadcast rights money and league-wide operating losses have left the code in dire straits in the UK, while rugby league in Australia goes from ...

Maybe he can make it a double or triple header to fill the stadium like the AFL achieves for its one game

its a bigger offer so of course the NRL will sign off on it.

when you look at it as a whole, if the investor cliental if the buying equithy firm visit melbourne, there will be storm chief officer boss men will be carrying the bucket of chardeny and pollishing the drinks glasses to jusrtify the ...

Fred wrote: Fri Sep 04, 2026 10:06 am

Equity firms do not invest lightly in such things - they would have done their research.

Or for a tax harvesting reason for the portfolio to sporting teams aren’t great for making profits

Melbourne Storm have sold an 80% controlling stake to Swedish private equity firm EQT for $120 million, valuing the club at around $150 million.

Chairman Matt Tripp says it will largely be business as usual, with Tripp remaining chairman, Justin Rodski CEO, Craig Bellamy coach and Frank ...