Since the development of 9s overseas what once used to hold AR is now an advantage.NRLCrap1 wrote:who has the right sort of oval that we can play our game on? It's a struggle.
Clubs develop local teams of nine and play 18s away. It is still a struggle to find decent playing fields.
AR clubs utilise RU pitches and facilities a lot so it's strange that RU is repaying AR for the damage it once inflicted such a long time ago.
The weather is a big factor but countries adapt, some extend their season by playing indoors.NRLCrap1 wrote:the weather is a big factor.
One reason why rugby has not made a big impression North of France is the weather.
Guys don't want to be constantly tackled and held down on the mush.
AR has the advantage of providing the physicality without the muddiness.
Completely wrong. There are tournaments overseas that are in a multi-oval format both in North America and Europe. Players choose to play in Australia because Australia is the the home of AR and they want to experience some of that.NRLCrap1 wrote:Australia is the only country at present who can host the IC as it has the number of ovals available that are required.