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No never said that .Tas is an AFL state.Phelpsy wrote:Are you suggesting nrl is more popular than AFL in tassie ?
You are a wanker - Sydney's average in 2012 was 24980 the year before was 26600 now in 2013 was 28296 Melb Storm was 16302 for 2013 and 12685 in 2012! When are you going to stop BS and be accurate? You are such a fuckwit!Raiderdave wrote:Swans4ever wrote:- I just am interested long term what will be the interest Storm started with 20 k crowds in 97 now they average 14k once the novelty is gone the crowds invariably go down.
bit like those fumbling fuckheads the Sydney Swines eh ?
37K in 2006
24K in 2012
oh & the Storm averaged closer to 17K in 2013.. the highest in their history .... you dribbling twat
So whats your excuse for the Raiders RD, one horse town and yet 17k in 94 and now 10k in 2013! Sounds like the fans are leaving in droves! I wonder what will happen to that shit club when the pre-commitment legislation takes affect! Maybe they won't be able to rely on the money from the Hotel group who props up this shit stain club!Swans4ever wrote:You are a wanker - Sydney's average in 2012 was 24980 the year before was 26600 now in 2013 was 28296 Melb Storm was 16302 for 2013 and 12685 in 2012! When are you going to stop BS and be accurate? You are such a fuckwit!Raiderdave wrote:Swans4ever wrote:- I just am interested long term what will be the interest Storm started with 20 k crowds in 97 now they average 14k once the novelty is gone the crowds invariably go down.
bit like those fumbling fuckheads the Sydney Swines eh ?
37K in 2006
24K in 2012
oh & the Storm averaged closer to 17K in 2013.. the highest in their history .... you dribbling twat
No, but elbusto posted plenty of pics at LU leading up to, and including the game.adamj1300 wrote:lol did the NRL officials do the counting that day?Rabbit wrote:The storm played a trial game there and got 14k so try again dickhead
Say what?Swans4ever wrote:IMO they will most probably get more than at their own home games so it's a good move most probably 20 yrs over due won't affect AF thou there is room for both - I just am interested long term what will be the interest Storm started with 20 k crowds in 97 now they average 14k once the novelty is gone the crowds invariably go down.
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well ifAFLcrap1 wrote:No never said that .Tas is an AFL state.Phelpsy wrote:Are you suggesting nrl is more popular than AFL in tassie ?
Just fixing the lie that the compulsive liar Adam posted.
He said"Totally no interest" .'I showed that there is interest.
If a NRL trisl game can get more than a season game of AFL ,then I think that proves that Adam lied again.
so exactly 14,000 people turned up for the game?AFLcrap1 wrote:Hobart has had a small taste of NRL recently with great success.
In February 2012, North Hobart hosted a full strength practice game between the Melbourne Storm and the Brisbane Broncos that attracted about 14,000 spectators to Tasmania's spiritual home of Australian rules football. A successful negotiation with the Panthers would continue Hobart's mid-winter surge as a sporting tourism destination.
http://www.themercury.com.au/sport/loca ... 6784569146
huh?adamj1300 wrote:so exactly 14,000 people turned up for the game?AFLcrap1 wrote:Hobart has had a small taste of NRL recently with great success.
In February 2012, North Hobart hosted a full strength practice game between the Melbourne Storm and the Brisbane Broncos that attracted about 14,000 spectators to Tasmania's spiritual home of Australian rules football. A successful negotiation with the Panthers would continue Hobart's mid-winter surge as a sporting tourism destination.
http://www.themercury.com.au/sport/loca ... 6784569146
its more likely a wild guess, with a few zeros added.
did they actually have to pay for entry?
the wrugby game. dipshitRaiderdave wrote:huh?adamj1300 wrote:so exactly 14,000 people turned up for the game?AFLcrap1 wrote:Hobart has had a small taste of NRL recently with great success.
In February 2012, North Hobart hosted a full strength practice game between the Melbourne Storm and the Brisbane Broncos that attracted about 14,000 spectators to Tasmania's spiritual home of Australian rules football. A successful negotiation with the Panthers would continue Hobart's mid-winter surge as a sporting tourism destination.
http://www.themercury.com.au/sport/loca ... 6784569146
its more likely a wild guess, with a few zeros added.
did they actually have to pay for entry?
which midgets or thuns game are we talking about here
adamj1300 wrote:the wrugby game. dipshitRaiderdave wrote:huh?adamj1300 wrote:so exactly 14,000 people turned up for the game?AFLcrap1 wrote:Hobart has had a small taste of NRL recently with great success.
In February 2012, North Hobart hosted a full strength practice game between the Melbourne Storm and the Brisbane Broncos that attracted about 14,000 spectators to Tasmania's spiritual home of Australian rules football. A successful negotiation with the Panthers would continue Hobart's mid-winter surge as a sporting tourism destination.
http://www.themercury.com.au/sport/loca ... 6784569146
its more likely a wild guess, with a few zeros added.
did they actually have to pay for entry?
which midgets or thuns game are we talking about here
:_<> :_<> lol a lot of anger towards newsltd, after all the hand outs free memberships and tickets they game out to get people to the games.ParraEelsNRL wrote:The club game only just started again last year or the year before after years of being left to wither and die (because that fucking idiot that used to run the game for news limited didn't give a fuck about anything in the game.
At least with the cockhead gone to soccer, RL is starting to get back to where it was 20 years ago.
