NRL: Extra seats for Nines after tickets sell out

[NRLCrap1]

Got him! He's gone! Knocked him right out! (tm Billy Birmingham!)

Thank you, Adam!

[Raiderdave]

That's interesting crapper, imagine that average if wa and sa had bigger stadiums ???

Wait until the new stadium is built in Perth! Should be fun!

Meanwhile back at the home of both sports - where it REALLY matters;

Highest
AFL: 121,696 (1970) - of more than 20 crowds of 100K or more!
NRL: 107,999 (1999) - of only two 100K+ crowds (and the second was a double header!)
Average
AFL: 25,778 (1921-2013)
NRL: 12,913 (1957-2013)

well RL has only had a venue in its main heartland city that could hold 100K plus .. for just 2 years
1999 & 2000
it would also have recorded at least 20 100K crowds for Grand Finals & test matches against the poms over the years since 1908

also
all 20 for the fumbles & bumbles ........... in the one city
infact this one horse town of a code has only had 1 city record all its crowds above 73K :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>

the 4 100K plus for RL
in .... 3 different cities
& its crowds of over 73K... in at least 10 different cities

VFL..the pure definition .......... of a one trick pony :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>

Excuses, excuses, Dave. Why didn't they keep it at 100,000? I know why - because they had no faith in pulling such a big crowd consistently. Even with SOO!

RL is a rectangle field sport cockhead
so is no good on oversized cake tins with no atmosphere like say .... the MCG

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the lump of concrete known as ANZ stadium rates rather low on the list for best stadiums in AUS
its nothing but a souless shit hole, shit surface, shit for Cricket, shit for Soccer, Shit for AFL

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yes
quote a site that has about ten regular posters you shit for brains cockhead :_<> :_<> :_<>

the MCG
an oversized cake tin
the worst venue in this nation ...

end of

[Raiderdave]

That's interesting crapper, imagine that average if wa and sa had bigger stadiums ???

Wait until the new stadium is built in Perth! Should be fun!

Meanwhile back at the home of both sports - where it REALLY matters;

Highest
AFL: 121,696 (1970) - of more than 20 crowds of 100K or more!
NRL: 107,999 (1999) - of only two 100K+ crowds (and the second was a double header!)
Average
AFL: 25,778 (1921-2013)
NRL: 12,913 (1957-2013)

well RL has only had a venue in its main heartland city that could hold 100K plus .. for just 2 years
1999 & 2000
it would also have recorded at least 20 100K crowds for Grand Finals & test matches against the poms over the years since 1908

also
all 20 for the fumbles & bumbles ........... in the one city
infact this one horse town of a code has only had 1 city record all its crowds above 73K :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>

the 4 100K plus for RL
in .... 3 different cities
& its crowds of over 73K... in at least 10 different cities

VFL..the pure definition .......... of a one trick pony :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>

Excuses, excuses, Dave. Why didn't they keep it at 100,000? I know why - because they had no faith in pulling such a big crowd consistently. Even with SOO!

RL is a rectangle field sport cockhead
so is no good on oversized cake tins with no atmosphere like say .... the MCG

Still making excuses I see. Something that's "a rectangular field sport" that pulls a crowd doesn't make the slightest bit of fricking difference! And yet they didn't keep it at 100,000! How about some real world thinking for a change, Dave? Oh I forgot. You can't and I know why......

:_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>
what a fucking tool
a dumb *****

how many great .. or even good 100K plus rectangle stadiums are there in the world
answer

none

the biggest that's ok would be Wembley & it went from 100K plus ... to 90K ... just a few more then ANZ's present capacity
of 84K
those that are over 100K ( a few soccer venues & College football venues in the US) do not provide a good experience for those sitting miles from the playing field

this is the reason why ANZ's capacity was reduced you dribbling ****

take a bex & have a good lie down
theres a good little tar.d :_<> :_<> :_<>

Rungnado May Day Stadium 150,000[1] Pyongyang North Korea Korea DPR national football team Football, athletics, mass games.
Salt Lake Stadium 120,000[2] Kolkata India India national football team*, East Bengal, Mohammedan, Mohun Bagan, United Football, athletics
Michigan Stadium 109,901[3] Ann Arbor, MI United States Michigan Wolverines football American football
Beaver Stadium 106,572[4] State College, PA United States Penn State Nittany Lions football American football
Ohio Stadium 106,102[5] Columbus, OH United States Ohio State Buckeyes football American football
Estadio Azteca 105,000[6] Mexico City Mexico Club América, Mexico national football team Football
Neyland Stadium 102,455[7] Knoxville, TN United States Tennessee Volunteers football American football
Bryant-Denny Stadium 101,821[8] Tuscaloosa, AL United States Alabama Crimson Tide football American football
Darrell K Royal–Texas Memorial Stadium 100,119[9] Austin, TX United States Texas Longhorns football American football
Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) 100,024[10] Melbourne, Vic Australia Australia national cricket team*, Australia national women's cricket team, Victorian Bushrangers, Melbourne Stars, Melbourne Cricket Club, Richmond FC, Hawthorn FC, Essendon FC, Collingwood FC, Victorian Spirit, Melbourne FC Cricket, Australian rules football, football, rugby league, rugby union
Bukit Jalil National Stadium 100,000[11] Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Malaysia national football team Football
Camp Nou 98,787[12] Barcelona Spain FC Barcelona Football
Soccer City 94,713[13] Johannesburg South Africa South African national football team, Kaizer Chiefs F.C. Football, rugby union
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum 93,607[14] Los Angeles, CA United States USC Trojans football American football
Sanford Stadium 92,746[15] Athens, GA United States Georgia Bulldogs football American football
Rose Bowl 92,542[16] Pasadena, CA United States UCLA Bruins football American football
Tiger Stadium 92,542[17] Baton Rouge, LA United States LSU Tigers football American football
Cotton Bowl 92,100[18] Dallas, TX United States Dallas Independent School District American football
Memorial Stadium 92,000[19] Lincoln, NE United States Nebraska Cornhuskers football American football
Azadi Stadium 91,623[20] Tehran Iran Iran national football team, Persepolis, Esteghlal Football, athletics
Wembley Stadium 90,001 London England England national football team Football, Rugby League, Rugby Union, American football
Ben Hill Griffin Stadium 88,548[21] Gainesville, FL United States Florida Gators football American football
Gelora Bung Karno Stadium 88,306[22] Jakarta Indonesia Indonesia national football team Football, Athletics
Jordan–Hare Stadium 87,451[23] Auburn, AL United States Auburn Tigers football American football
Borg El Arab Stadium 86,000[24] Alexandria Egypt Egypt national football team Football
Estadio Santiago Bernabéu 85,454[25] Madrid Spain Real Madrid C.F. Football
Stadio Giuseppe Meazza (San Siro) 82,995[26] Milan Italy A.C. Milan, F.C. Internazionale Milano Football
ANZ Stadium 83,500[27] Sydney, NSW Australia Australia national rugby union team*, Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs, South Sydney Rabbitohs, New South Wales Blues*, Sydney Thunder, Australia national rugby league team*, Sydney Swans*, Australia national association football team*, Australia national cricket team* Rugby league, rugby union, cricket, football, Australian rules football
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_st ... y_capacity

of all those stadiums listed are all rectangle, except for 4 of them.
if you go through the list nearly all of the large stadiums are rectangular, fields where, Soccer, Gridion, Union or League are played on.
very stadiums are oval, they are generally purpose built for Olympics so they can fit a athletics track around it
so dave your theory is as usual BS

how many that hold 100K plus were built after 2000 though ( actually 2001 the year ANZ was reduced ) ......
you ********* cockhead :_<> :_<> :_<>
answer

NONE !!

gee I wonder why

Adam our resident illiterate tool ... strikes again :_<> :_<> :_<>

[adamj1300]

That's interesting crapper, imagine that average if wa and sa had bigger stadiums ???

Wait until the new stadium is built in Perth! Should be fun!

Meanwhile back at the home of both sports - where it REALLY matters;

Highest
AFL: 121,696 (1970) - of more than 20 crowds of 100K or more!
NRL: 107,999 (1999) - of only two 100K+ crowds (and the second was a double header!)
Average
AFL: 25,778 (1921-2013)
NRL: 12,913 (1957-2013)

well RL has only had a venue in its main heartland city that could hold 100K plus .. for just 2 years
1999 & 2000
it would also have recorded at least 20 100K crowds for Grand Finals & test matches against the poms over the years since 1908

also
all 20 for the fumbles & bumbles ........... in the one city
infact this one horse town of a code has only had 1 city record all its crowds above 73K :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>

the 4 100K plus for RL
in .... 3 different cities
& its crowds of over 73K... in at least 10 different cities

VFL..the pure definition .......... of a one trick pony :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>

Excuses, excuses, Dave. Why didn't they keep it at 100,000? I know why - because they had no faith in pulling such a big crowd consistently. Even with SOO!

RL is a rectangle field sport cockhead
so is no good on oversized cake tins with no atmosphere like say .... the MCG

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the lump of concrete known as ANZ stadium rates rather low on the list for best stadiums in AUS
its nothing but a souless shit hole, shit surface, shit for Cricket, shit for Soccer, Shit for AFL

:_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>
yes
quote a site that has about ten regular posters you shit for brains cockhead :_<> :_<> :_<>

the MCG
an oversized cake tin
the worst venue in this nation ...

end of

isnt it funny retarder dave, the MCG is the favourite ground in Australia, and only you can beg to differ
it only proves how different you really are
dave and League go hand in hand

[adamj1300]

That's interesting crapper, imagine that average if wa and sa had bigger stadiums ???

Wait until the new stadium is built in Perth! Should be fun!

Meanwhile back at the home of both sports - where it REALLY matters;

Highest
AFL: 121,696 (1970) - of more than 20 crowds of 100K or more!
NRL: 107,999 (1999) - of only two 100K+ crowds (and the second was a double header!)
Average
AFL: 25,778 (1921-2013)
NRL: 12,913 (1957-2013)

well RL has only had a venue in its main heartland city that could hold 100K plus .. for just 2 years
1999 & 2000
it would also have recorded at least 20 100K crowds for Grand Finals & test matches against the poms over the years since 1908

also
all 20 for the fumbles & bumbles ........... in the one city
infact this one horse town of a code has only had 1 city record all its crowds above 73K :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>

the 4 100K plus for RL
in .... 3 different cities
& its crowds of over 73K... in at least 10 different cities

VFL..the pure definition .......... of a one trick pony :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>

Excuses, excuses, Dave. Why didn't they keep it at 100,000? I know why - because they had no faith in pulling such a big crowd consistently. Even with SOO!

RL is a rectangle field sport cockhead
so is no good on oversized cake tins with no atmosphere like say .... the MCG

Still making excuses I see. Something that's "a rectangular field sport" that pulls a crowd doesn't make the slightest bit of fricking difference! And yet they didn't keep it at 100,000! How about some real world thinking for a change, Dave? Oh I forgot. You can't and I know why......

:_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>
what a fucking tool
a dumb *****

how many great .. or even good 100K plus rectangle stadiums are there in the world
answer

none

the biggest that's ok would be Wembley & it went from 100K plus ... to 90K ... just a few more then ANZ's present capacity
of 84K
those that are over 100K ( a few soccer venues & College football venues in the US) do not provide a good experience for those sitting miles from the playing field

this is the reason why ANZ's capacity was reduced you dribbling ****

take a bex & have a good lie down
theres a good little tar.d :_<> :_<> :_<>

Rungnado May Day Stadium 150,000[1] Pyongyang North Korea Korea DPR national football team Football, athletics, mass games.
Salt Lake Stadium 120,000[2] Kolkata India India national football team*, East Bengal, Mohammedan, Mohun Bagan, United Football, athletics
Michigan Stadium 109,901[3] Ann Arbor, MI United States Michigan Wolverines football American football
Beaver Stadium 106,572[4] State College, PA United States Penn State Nittany Lions football American football
Ohio Stadium 106,102[5] Columbus, OH United States Ohio State Buckeyes football American football
Estadio Azteca 105,000[6] Mexico City Mexico Club América, Mexico national football team Football
Neyland Stadium 102,455[7] Knoxville, TN United States Tennessee Volunteers football American football
Bryant-Denny Stadium 101,821[8] Tuscaloosa, AL United States Alabama Crimson Tide football American football
Darrell K Royal–Texas Memorial Stadium 100,119[9] Austin, TX United States Texas Longhorns football American football
Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) 100,024[10] Melbourne, Vic Australia Australia national cricket team*, Australia national women's cricket team, Victorian Bushrangers, Melbourne Stars, Melbourne Cricket Club, Richmond FC, Hawthorn FC, Essendon FC, Collingwood FC, Victorian Spirit, Melbourne FC Cricket, Australian rules football, football, rugby league, rugby union
Bukit Jalil National Stadium 100,000[11] Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Malaysia national football team Football
Camp Nou 98,787[12] Barcelona Spain FC Barcelona Football
Soccer City 94,713[13] Johannesburg South Africa South African national football team, Kaizer Chiefs F.C. Football, rugby union
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum 93,607[14] Los Angeles, CA United States USC Trojans football American football
Sanford Stadium 92,746[15] Athens, GA United States Georgia Bulldogs football American football
Rose Bowl 92,542[16] Pasadena, CA United States UCLA Bruins football American football
Tiger Stadium 92,542[17] Baton Rouge, LA United States LSU Tigers football American football
Cotton Bowl 92,100[18] Dallas, TX United States Dallas Independent School District American football
Memorial Stadium 92,000[19] Lincoln, NE United States Nebraska Cornhuskers football American football
Azadi Stadium 91,623[20] Tehran Iran Iran national football team, Persepolis, Esteghlal Football, athletics
Wembley Stadium 90,001 London England England national football team Football, Rugby League, Rugby Union, American football
Ben Hill Griffin Stadium 88,548[21] Gainesville, FL United States Florida Gators football American football
Gelora Bung Karno Stadium 88,306[22] Jakarta Indonesia Indonesia national football team Football, Athletics
Jordan–Hare Stadium 87,451[23] Auburn, AL United States Auburn Tigers football American football
Borg El Arab Stadium 86,000[24] Alexandria Egypt Egypt national football team Football
Estadio Santiago Bernabéu 85,454[25] Madrid Spain Real Madrid C.F. Football
Stadio Giuseppe Meazza (San Siro) 82,995[26] Milan Italy A.C. Milan, F.C. Internazionale Milano Football
ANZ Stadium 83,500[27] Sydney, NSW Australia Australia national rugby union team*, Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs, South Sydney Rabbitohs, New South Wales Blues*, Sydney Thunder, Australia national rugby league team*, Sydney Swans*, Australia national association football team*, Australia national cricket team* Rugby league, rugby union, cricket, football, Australian rules football
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_st ... y_capacity

of all those stadiums listed are all rectangle, except for 4 of them.
if you go through the list nearly all of the large stadiums are rectangular, fields where, Soccer, Gridion, Union or League are played on.
very stadiums are oval, they are generally purpose built for Olympics so they can fit a athletics track around it
so dave your theory is as usual BS

how many that hold 100K plus were built after 2000 though ( actually 2001 the year ANZ was reduced ) ......
you ********* cockhead :_<> :_<> :_<>
answer

NONE !!

gee I wonder why

Adam our resident illiterate tool ... strikes again :_<> :_<> :_<>

actually, speaking of illiterate tools, did you acturaly read about any of the grounds, or are the words to big for you?

most of the grounds in the list where either opened in the late 90s or at east had major stadium renovations done to it.
the only reason why ANZ was built was because of the Olympics not because of the NRL, other wise they will still be struggling to fill Allianz Stadium!

the only time league fan get any where near filling the ground is for the GF or SOO state vs state, every other game of league that gets played only, 15k to 20k people to turn up
really it should be more!, with sports that are played on rectangular fields, Rugby, Soccer provides a better viewing because you are closer to the action, but then again you need a large supporter base!

AFL regularly get crowds of 50k, 60k, 70k, 80k 90k * even 100k! all on a large oval, where fans are further away from the action, but they come to see a far more spectacular game
packed out stadiums all around AUS something only the NRL can dream of.

[Raiderdave]

That's interesting crapper, imagine that average if wa and sa had bigger stadiums ???

Wait until the new stadium is built in Perth! Should be fun!

Meanwhile back at the home of both sports - where it REALLY matters;

Highest
AFL: 121,696 (1970) - of more than 20 crowds of 100K or more!
NRL: 107,999 (1999) - of only two 100K+ crowds (and the second was a double header!)
Average
AFL: 25,778 (1921-2013)
NRL: 12,913 (1957-2013)

well RL has only had a venue in its main heartland city that could hold 100K plus .. for just 2 years
1999 & 2000
it would also have recorded at least 20 100K crowds for Grand Finals & test matches against the poms over the years since 1908

also
all 20 for the fumbles & bumbles ........... in the one city
infact this one horse town of a code has only had 1 city record all its crowds above 73K :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>

the 4 100K plus for RL
in .... 3 different cities
& its crowds of over 73K... in at least 10 different cities

VFL..the pure definition .......... of a one trick pony :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>

Excuses, excuses, Dave. Why didn't they keep it at 100,000? I know why - because they had no faith in pulling such a big crowd consistently. Even with SOO!

RL is a rectangle field sport cockhead
so is no good on oversized cake tins with no atmosphere like say .... the MCG

Still making excuses I see. Something that's "a rectangular field sport" that pulls a crowd doesn't make the slightest bit of fricking difference! And yet they didn't keep it at 100,000! How about some real world thinking for a change, Dave? Oh I forgot. You can't and I know why......

:_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>
what a fucking tool
a dumb *****

how many great .. or even good 100K plus rectangle stadiums are there in the world
answer

none

the biggest that's ok would be Wembley & it went from 100K plus ... to 90K ... just a few more then ANZ's present capacity
of 84K
those that are over 100K ( a few soccer venues & College football venues in the US) do not provide a good experience for those sitting miles from the playing field

this is the reason why ANZ's capacity was reduced you dribbling ****

take a bex & have a good lie down
theres a good little tar.d :_<> :_<> :_<>

Rungnado May Day Stadium 150,000[1] Pyongyang North Korea Korea DPR national football team Football, athletics, mass games.
Salt Lake Stadium 120,000[2] Kolkata India India national football team*, East Bengal, Mohammedan, Mohun Bagan, United Football, athletics
Michigan Stadium 109,901[3] Ann Arbor, MI United States Michigan Wolverines football American football
Beaver Stadium 106,572[4] State College, PA United States Penn State Nittany Lions football American football
Ohio Stadium 106,102[5] Columbus, OH United States Ohio State Buckeyes football American football
Estadio Azteca 105,000[6] Mexico City Mexico Club América, Mexico national football team Football
Neyland Stadium 102,455[7] Knoxville, TN United States Tennessee Volunteers football American football
Bryant-Denny Stadium 101,821[8] Tuscaloosa, AL United States Alabama Crimson Tide football American football
Darrell K Royal–Texas Memorial Stadium 100,119[9] Austin, TX United States Texas Longhorns football American football
Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) 100,024[10] Melbourne, Vic Australia Australia national cricket team*, Australia national women's cricket team, Victorian Bushrangers, Melbourne Stars, Melbourne Cricket Club, Richmond FC, Hawthorn FC, Essendon FC, Collingwood FC, Victorian Spirit, Melbourne FC Cricket, Australian rules football, football, rugby league, rugby union
Bukit Jalil National Stadium 100,000[11] Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Malaysia national football team Football
Camp Nou 98,787[12] Barcelona Spain FC Barcelona Football
Soccer City 94,713[13] Johannesburg South Africa South African national football team, Kaizer Chiefs F.C. Football, rugby union
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum 93,607[14] Los Angeles, CA United States USC Trojans football American football
Sanford Stadium 92,746[15] Athens, GA United States Georgia Bulldogs football American football
Rose Bowl 92,542[16] Pasadena, CA United States UCLA Bruins football American football
Tiger Stadium 92,542[17] Baton Rouge, LA United States LSU Tigers football American football
Cotton Bowl 92,100[18] Dallas, TX United States Dallas Independent School District American football
Memorial Stadium 92,000[19] Lincoln, NE United States Nebraska Cornhuskers football American football
Azadi Stadium 91,623[20] Tehran Iran Iran national football team, Persepolis, Esteghlal Football, athletics
Wembley Stadium 90,001 London England England national football team Football, Rugby League, Rugby Union, American football
Ben Hill Griffin Stadium 88,548[21] Gainesville, FL United States Florida Gators football American football
Gelora Bung Karno Stadium 88,306[22] Jakarta Indonesia Indonesia national football team Football, Athletics
Jordan–Hare Stadium 87,451[23] Auburn, AL United States Auburn Tigers football American football
Borg El Arab Stadium 86,000[24] Alexandria Egypt Egypt national football team Football
Estadio Santiago Bernabéu 85,454[25] Madrid Spain Real Madrid C.F. Football
Stadio Giuseppe Meazza (San Siro) 82,995[26] Milan Italy A.C. Milan, F.C. Internazionale Milano Football
ANZ Stadium 83,500[27] Sydney, NSW Australia Australia national rugby union team*, Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs, South Sydney Rabbitohs, New South Wales Blues*, Sydney Thunder, Australia national rugby league team*, Sydney Swans*, Australia national association football team*, Australia national cricket team* Rugby league, rugby union, cricket, football, Australian rules football
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_st ... y_capacity

of all those stadiums listed are all rectangle, except for 4 of them.
if you go through the list nearly all of the large stadiums are rectangular, fields where, Soccer, Gridion, Union or League are played on.
very stadiums are oval, they are generally purpose built for Olympics so they can fit a athletics track around it
so dave your theory is as usual BS

how many that hold 100K plus were built after 2000 though ( actually 2001 the year ANZ was reduced ) ......
you ********* cockhead :_<> :_<> :_<>
answer

NONE !!

gee I wonder why

Adam our resident illiterate tool ... strikes again :_<> :_<> :_<>

actually, speaking of illiterate tools, did you acturaly read about any of the grounds, or are the words to big for you?

most of the grounds in the list where either opened in the late 90s or at east had major stadium renovations done to it.
!

.

hmmmmm
yeah . no ... they weren't & ... no they haven't ... you halfwit shit for brains

in fact most are over 40 years old :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>


theres been no rectangle stadiums built since 1999 with a capacity of 100K plus
& once again
gee I wonder why ?

you are wrong again ... for the 47th time since the year began :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>
wow
what a tar.d

[NRLCrap1]

There will be, Dave. There will be. Just not in Australia because the demand isn't there for it.

[adamj1300]

That's interesting crapper, imagine that average if wa and sa had bigger stadiums ???

Wait until the new stadium is built in Perth! Should be fun!

Meanwhile back at the home of both sports - where it REALLY matters;

Highest
AFL: 121,696 (1970) - of more than 20 crowds of 100K or more!
NRL: 107,999 (1999) - of only two 100K+ crowds (and the second was a double header!)
Average
AFL: 25,778 (1921-2013)
NRL: 12,913 (1957-2013)

well RL has only had a venue in its main heartland city that could hold 100K plus .. for just 2 years
1999 & 2000
it would also have recorded at least 20 100K crowds for Grand Finals & test matches against the poms over the years since 1908

also
all 20 for the fumbles & bumbles ........... in the one city
infact this one horse town of a code has only had 1 city record all its crowds above 73K :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>

the 4 100K plus for RL
in .... 3 different cities
& its crowds of over 73K... in at least 10 different cities

VFL..the pure definition .......... of a one trick pony :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>

Excuses, excuses, Dave. Why didn't they keep it at 100,000? I know why - because they had no faith in pulling such a big crowd consistently. Even with SOO!

RL is a rectangle field sport cockhead
so is no good on oversized cake tins with no atmosphere like say .... the MCG

Still making excuses I see. Something that's "a rectangular field sport" that pulls a crowd doesn't make the slightest bit of fricking difference! And yet they didn't keep it at 100,000! How about some real world thinking for a change, Dave? Oh I forgot. You can't and I know why......

:_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>
what a fucking tool
a dumb *****

how many great .. or even good 100K plus rectangle stadiums are there in the world
answer

none

the biggest that's ok would be Wembley & it went from 100K plus ... to 90K ... just a few more then ANZ's present capacity
of 84K
those that are over 100K ( a few soccer venues & College football venues in the US) do not provide a good experience for those sitting miles from the playing field

this is the reason why ANZ's capacity was reduced you dribbling ****

take a bex & have a good lie down
theres a good little tar.d :_<> :_<> :_<>

Rungnado May Day Stadium 150,000[1] Pyongyang North Korea Korea DPR national football team Football, athletics, mass games.
Salt Lake Stadium 120,000[2] Kolkata India India national football team*, East Bengal, Mohammedan, Mohun Bagan, United Football, athletics
Michigan Stadium 109,901[3] Ann Arbor, MI United States Michigan Wolverines football American football
Beaver Stadium 106,572[4] State College, PA United States Penn State Nittany Lions football American football
Ohio Stadium 106,102[5] Columbus, OH United States Ohio State Buckeyes football American football
Estadio Azteca 105,000[6] Mexico City Mexico Club América, Mexico national football team Football
Neyland Stadium 102,455[7] Knoxville, TN United States Tennessee Volunteers football American football
Bryant-Denny Stadium 101,821[8] Tuscaloosa, AL United States Alabama Crimson Tide football American football
Darrell K Royal–Texas Memorial Stadium 100,119[9] Austin, TX United States Texas Longhorns football American football
Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) 100,024[10] Melbourne, Vic Australia Australia national cricket team*, Australia national women's cricket team, Victorian Bushrangers, Melbourne Stars, Melbourne Cricket Club, Richmond FC, Hawthorn FC, Essendon FC, Collingwood FC, Victorian Spirit, Melbourne FC Cricket, Australian rules football, football, rugby league, rugby union
Bukit Jalil National Stadium 100,000[11] Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Malaysia national football team Football
Camp Nou 98,787[12] Barcelona Spain FC Barcelona Football
Soccer City 94,713[13] Johannesburg South Africa South African national football team, Kaizer Chiefs F.C. Football, rugby union
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum 93,607[14] Los Angeles, CA United States USC Trojans football American football
Sanford Stadium 92,746[15] Athens, GA United States Georgia Bulldogs football American football
Rose Bowl 92,542[16] Pasadena, CA United States UCLA Bruins football American football
Tiger Stadium 92,542[17] Baton Rouge, LA United States LSU Tigers football American football
Cotton Bowl 92,100[18] Dallas, TX United States Dallas Independent School District American football
Memorial Stadium 92,000[19] Lincoln, NE United States Nebraska Cornhuskers football American football
Azadi Stadium 91,623[20] Tehran Iran Iran national football team, Persepolis, Esteghlal Football, athletics
Wembley Stadium 90,001 London England England national football team Football, Rugby League, Rugby Union, American football
Ben Hill Griffin Stadium 88,548[21] Gainesville, FL United States Florida Gators football American football
Gelora Bung Karno Stadium 88,306[22] Jakarta Indonesia Indonesia national football team Football, Athletics
Jordan–Hare Stadium 87,451[23] Auburn, AL United States Auburn Tigers football American football
Borg El Arab Stadium 86,000[24] Alexandria Egypt Egypt national football team Football
Estadio Santiago Bernabéu 85,454[25] Madrid Spain Real Madrid C.F. Football
Stadio Giuseppe Meazza (San Siro) 82,995[26] Milan Italy A.C. Milan, F.C. Internazionale Milano Football
ANZ Stadium 83,500[27] Sydney, NSW Australia Australia national rugby union team*, Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs, South Sydney Rabbitohs, New South Wales Blues*, Sydney Thunder, Australia national rugby league team*, Sydney Swans*, Australia national association football team*, Australia national cricket team* Rugby league, rugby union, cricket, football, Australian rules football
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_st ... y_capacity

of all those stadiums listed are all rectangle, except for 4 of them.
if you go through the list nearly all of the large stadiums are rectangular, fields where, Soccer, Gridion, Union or League are played on.
very stadiums are oval, they are generally purpose built for Olympics so they can fit a athletics track around it
so dave your theory is as usual BS

how many that hold 100K plus were built after 2000 though ( actually 2001 the year ANZ was reduced ) ......
you ********* cockhead :_<> :_<> :_<>
answer

NONE !!

gee I wonder why

Adam our resident illiterate tool ... strikes again :_<> :_<> :_<>

actually, speaking of illiterate tools, did you acturaly read about any of the grounds, or are the words to big for you?

most of the grounds in the list where either opened in the late 90s or at least had major stadium renovations done to it.
!

.

hmmmmm
yeah . no ... they weren't & ... no they haven't ... you halfwit shit for brains

in fact most are over 40 years old :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>


theres been no rectangle stadiums built since 1999 with a capacity of 100K plus
& once again
gee I wonder why ?

you are wrong again ... for the 47th time since the year began :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>
wow
what a tar.d

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michigan_Stadium
Broke ground September 12, 1926[1]
Opened October 1, 1927[2]
Renovated 2010
Expanded 1928, 1949, 1955, 1992, 1998, 2010
Owner University of Michigan
Operator University of Michigan
3rd stadium on the top of the list
so as i said nearly all the stadiums on the list from ANZ and up nearly all of them had major renovations done to them since the late 90s
so the majority of stadium in the world are rectangular and very few are oval
again Raiderdave how am i wrong i have proven you wrong again, your next post you will throw some insults and try and deflect the topic

[AFLcrap1]

That's interesting crapper, imagine that average if wa and sa had bigger stadiums ???

Wait until the new stadium is built in Perth! Should be fun!

Meanwhile back at the home of both sports - where it REALLY matters;

Highest
AFL: 121,696 (1970) - of more than 20 crowds of 100K or more!
NRL: 107,999 (1999) - of only two 100K+ crowds (and the second was a double header!)
Average
AFL: 25,778 (1921-2013)
NRL: 12,913 (1957-2013)

well RL has only had a venue in its main heartland city that could hold 100K plus .. for just 2 years
1999 & 2000
it would also have recorded at least 20 100K crowds for Grand Finals & test matches against the poms over the years since 1908

also
all 20 for the fumbles & bumbles ........... in the one city
infact this one horse town of a code has only had 1 city record all its crowds above 73K :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>

the 4 100K plus for RL
in .... 3 different cities
& its crowds of over 73K... in at least 10 different cities

VFL..the pure definition .......... of a one trick pony :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>

Excuses, excuses, Dave. Why didn't they keep it at 100,000? I know why - because they had no faith in pulling such a big crowd consistently. Even with SOO!

RL is a rectangle field sport cockhead
so is no good on oversized cake tins with no atmosphere like say .... the MCG

Still making excuses I see. Something that's "a rectangular field sport" that pulls a crowd doesn't make the slightest bit of fricking difference! And yet they didn't keep it at 100,000! How about some real world thinking for a change, Dave? Oh I forgot. You can't and I know why......

:_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>
what a fucking tool
a dumb *****

how many great .. or even good 100K plus rectangle stadiums are there in the world
answer

none

the biggest that's ok would be Wembley & it went from 100K plus ... to 90K ... just a few more then ANZ's present capacity
of 84K
those that are over 100K ( a few soccer venues & College football venues in the US) do not provide a good experience for those sitting miles from the playing field

this is the reason why ANZ's capacity was reduced you dribbling ****

take a bex & have a good lie down
theres a good little tar.d :_<> :_<> :_<>

Rungnado May Day Stadium 150,000[1] Pyongyang North Korea Korea DPR national football team Football, athletics, mass games.
Salt Lake Stadium 120,000[2] Kolkata India India national football team*, East Bengal, Mohammedan, Mohun Bagan, United Football, athletics
Michigan Stadium 109,901[3] Ann Arbor, MI United States Michigan Wolverines football American football
Beaver Stadium 106,572[4] State College, PA United States Penn State Nittany Lions football American football
Ohio Stadium 106,102[5] Columbus, OH United States Ohio State Buckeyes football American football
Estadio Azteca 105,000[6] Mexico City Mexico Club América, Mexico national football team Football
Neyland Stadium 102,455[7] Knoxville, TN United States Tennessee Volunteers football American football
Bryant-Denny Stadium 101,821[8] Tuscaloosa, AL United States Alabama Crimson Tide football American football
Darrell K Royal–Texas Memorial Stadium 100,119[9] Austin, TX United States Texas Longhorns football American football
Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) 100,024[10] Melbourne, Vic Australia Australia national cricket team*, Australia national women's cricket team, Victorian Bushrangers, Melbourne Stars, Melbourne Cricket Club, Richmond FC, Hawthorn FC, Essendon FC, Collingwood FC, Victorian Spirit, Melbourne FC Cricket, Australian rules football, football, rugby league, rugby union
Bukit Jalil National Stadium 100,000[11] Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Malaysia national football team Football
Camp Nou 98,787[12] Barcelona Spain FC Barcelona Football
Soccer City 94,713[13] Johannesburg South Africa South African national football team, Kaizer Chiefs F.C. Football, rugby union
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum 93,607[14] Los Angeles, CA United States USC Trojans football American football
Sanford Stadium 92,746[15] Athens, GA United States Georgia Bulldogs football American football
Rose Bowl 92,542[16] Pasadena, CA United States UCLA Bruins football American football
Tiger Stadium 92,542[17] Baton Rouge, LA United States LSU Tigers football American football
Cotton Bowl 92,100[18] Dallas, TX United States Dallas Independent School District American football
Memorial Stadium 92,000[19] Lincoln, NE United States Nebraska Cornhuskers football American football
Azadi Stadium 91,623[20] Tehran Iran Iran national football team, Persepolis, Esteghlal Football, athletics
Wembley Stadium 90,001 London England England national football team Football, Rugby League, Rugby Union, American football
Ben Hill Griffin Stadium 88,548[21] Gainesville, FL United States Florida Gators football American football
Gelora Bung Karno Stadium 88,306[22] Jakarta Indonesia Indonesia national football team Football, Athletics
Jordan–Hare Stadium 87,451[23] Auburn, AL United States Auburn Tigers football American football
Borg El Arab Stadium 86,000[24] Alexandria Egypt Egypt national football team Football
Estadio Santiago Bernabéu 85,454[25] Madrid Spain Real Madrid C.F. Football
Stadio Giuseppe Meazza (San Siro) 82,995[26] Milan Italy A.C. Milan, F.C. Internazionale Milano Football
ANZ Stadium 83,500[27] Sydney, NSW Australia Australia national rugby union team*, Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs, South Sydney Rabbitohs, New South Wales Blues*, Sydney Thunder, Australia national rugby league team*, Sydney Swans*, Australia national association football team*, Australia national cricket team* Rugby league, rugby union, cricket, football, Australian rules football
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_st ... y_capacity

of all those stadiums listed are all rectangle, except for 4 of them.
if you go through the list nearly all of the large stadiums are rectangular, fields where, Soccer, Gridion, Union or League are played on.
very stadiums are oval, they are generally purpose built for Olympics so they can fit a athletics track around it
so dave your theory is as usual BS

how many that hold 100K plus were built after 2000 though ( actually 2001 the year ANZ was reduced ) ......
you ********* cockhead :_<> :_<> :_<>
answer

NONE !!

gee I wonder why

Adam our resident illiterate tool ... strikes again :_<> :_<> :_<>

actually, speaking of illiterate tools, did you acturaly read about any of the grounds, or are the words to big for you?

most of the grounds in the list where either opened in the late 90s or at east had major stadium renovations done to it.
the only reason why ANZ was built was because of the Olympics not because of the NRL, other wise they will still be struggling to fill Allianz Stadium!

the only time league fan get any where near filling the ground is for the GF or SOO state vs state, every other game of league that gets played only, 15k to 20k people to turn up
really it should be more!, with sports that are played on rectangular fields, Rugby, Soccer provides a better viewing because you are closer to the action, but then again you need a large supporter base!

AFL regularly get crowds of 50k, 60k, 70k, 80k 90k * even 100k! all on a large oval, where fans are further away from the action, but they come to see a far more spectacular game
packed out stadiums all around AUS something only the NRL can dream of.

[Raiderdave]

That's interesting crapper, imagine that average if wa and sa had bigger stadiums ???

Wait until the new stadium is built in Perth! Should be fun!

[quote="NRLCrap1"]Meanwhile back at the home of both sports - where it REALLY matters;

Highest
AFL: 121,696 (1970) - of more than 20 crowds of 100K or more!
NRL: 107,999 (1999) - of only two 100K+ crowds (and the second was a double header!)
Average
AFL: 25,778 (1921-2013)
NRL: 12,913 (1957-2013)

well RL has only had a venue in its main heartland city that could hold 100K plus .. for just 2 years
1999 & 2000
it would also have recorded at least 20 100K crowds for Grand Finals & test matches against the poms over the years since 1908

also
all 20 for the fumbles & bumbles ........... in the one city
infact this one horse town of a code has only had 1 city record all its crowds above 73K :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>

the 4 100K plus for RL
in .... 3 different cities
& its crowds of over 73K... in at least 10 different cities

VFL..the pure definition .......... of a one trick pony :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>

Excuses, excuses, Dave. Why didn't they keep it at 100,000? I know why - because they had no faith in pulling such a big crowd consistently. Even with SOO!

RL is a rectangle field sport cockhead
so is no good on oversized cake tins with no atmosphere like say .... the MCG

Still making excuses I see. Something that's "a rectangular field sport" that pulls a crowd doesn't make the slightest bit of fricking difference! And yet they didn't keep it at 100,000! How about some real world thinking for a change, Dave? Oh I forgot. You can't and I know why......

:_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>
what a fucking tool
a dumb *****

how many great .. or even good 100K plus rectangle stadiums are there in the world
answer

none

the biggest that's ok would be Wembley & it went from 100K plus ... to 90K ... just a few more then ANZ's present capacity
of 84K
those that are over 100K ( a few soccer venues & College football venues in the US) do not provide a good experience for those sitting miles from the playing field

this is the reason why ANZ's capacity was reduced you dribbling ****

take a bex & have a good lie down
theres a good little tar.d :_<> :_<> :_<>

Rungnado May Day Stadium 150,000[1] Pyongyang North Korea Korea DPR national football team Football, athletics, mass games.
Salt Lake Stadium 120,000[2] Kolkata India India national football team*, East Bengal, Mohammedan, Mohun Bagan, United Football, athletics
Michigan Stadium 109,901[3] Ann Arbor, MI United States Michigan Wolverines football American football
Beaver Stadium 106,572[4] State College, PA United States Penn State Nittany Lions football American football
Ohio Stadium 106,102[5] Columbus, OH United States Ohio State Buckeyes football American football
Estadio Azteca 105,000[6] Mexico City Mexico Club América, Mexico national football team Football
Neyland Stadium 102,455[7] Knoxville, TN United States Tennessee Volunteers football American football
Bryant-Denny Stadium 101,821[8] Tuscaloosa, AL United States Alabama Crimson Tide football American football
Darrell K Royal–Texas Memorial Stadium 100,119[9] Austin, TX United States Texas Longhorns football American football
Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) 100,024[10] Melbourne, Vic Australia Australia national cricket team*, Australia national women's cricket team, Victorian Bushrangers, Melbourne Stars, Melbourne Cricket Club, Richmond FC, Hawthorn FC, Essendon FC, Collingwood FC, Victorian Spirit, Melbourne FC Cricket, Australian rules football, football, rugby league, rugby union
Bukit Jalil National Stadium 100,000[11] Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Malaysia national football team Football
Camp Nou 98,787[12] Barcelona Spain FC Barcelona Football
Soccer City 94,713[13] Johannesburg South Africa South African national football team, Kaizer Chiefs F.C. Football, rugby union
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum 93,607[14] Los Angeles, CA United States USC Trojans football American football
Sanford Stadium 92,746[15] Athens, GA United States Georgia Bulldogs football American football
Rose Bowl 92,542[16] Pasadena, CA United States UCLA Bruins football American football
Tiger Stadium 92,542[17] Baton Rouge, LA United States LSU Tigers football American football
Cotton Bowl 92,100[18] Dallas, TX United States Dallas Independent School District American football
Memorial Stadium 92,000[19] Lincoln, NE United States Nebraska Cornhuskers football American football
Azadi Stadium 91,623[20] Tehran Iran Iran national football team, Persepolis, Esteghlal Football, athletics
Wembley Stadium 90,001 London England England national football team Football, Rugby League, Rugby Union, American football
Ben Hill Griffin Stadium 88,548[21] Gainesville, FL United States Florida Gators football American football
Gelora Bung Karno Stadium 88,306[22] Jakarta Indonesia Indonesia national football team Football, Athletics
Jordan–Hare Stadium 87,451[23] Auburn, AL United States Auburn Tigers football American football
Borg El Arab Stadium 86,000[24] Alexandria Egypt Egypt national football team Football
Estadio Santiago Bernabéu 85,454[25] Madrid Spain Real Madrid C.F. Football
Stadio Giuseppe Meazza (San Siro) 82,995[26] Milan Italy A.C. Milan, F.C. Internazionale Milano Football
ANZ Stadium 83,500[27] Sydney, NSW Australia Australia national rugby union team*, Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs, South Sydney Rabbitohs, New South Wales Blues*, Sydney Thunder, Australia national rugby league team*, Sydney Swans*, Australia national association football team*, Australia national cricket team* Rugby league, rugby union, cricket, football, Australian rules football
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_st ... y_capacity

of all those stadiums listed are all rectangle, except for 4 of them.
if you go through the list nearly all of the large stadiums are rectangular, fields where, Soccer, Gridion, Union or League are played on.
very stadiums are oval, they are generally purpose built for Olympics so they can fit a athletics track around it
so dave your theory is as usual BS

how many that hold 100K plus were built after 2000 though ( actually 2001 the year ANZ was reduced ) ......
you ********* cockhead :_<> :_<> :_<>
answer

NONE !!

gee I wonder why

Adam our resident illiterate tool ... strikes again :_<> :_<> :_<>

actually, speaking of illiterate tools, did you acturaly read about any of the grounds, or are the words to big for you?

most of the grounds in the list where either opened in the late 90s or at least had major stadium renovations done to it.
!

.

hmmmmm
yeah . no ... they weren't & ... no they haven't ... you halfwit shit for brains

in fact most are over 40 years old :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>


theres been no rectangle stadiums built since 1999 with a capacity of 100K plus
& once again
gee I wonder why ?

you are wrong again ... for the 47th time since the year began :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>
wow
what a tar.d

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michigan_Stadium
Broke ground September 12, 1926[1]
Opened October 1, 1927[2]
Renovated 2010
Expanded 1928, 1949, 1955, 1992, 1998, 2010
Owner University of Michigan
Operator University of Michigan
3rd stadium on the top of the list
so as i said nearly all the stadiums on the list from ANZ and up nearly all of them had major renovations done to them since the late 90s
so the majority of stadium in the world are rectangular and very few are oval
again Raiderdave how am i wrong i have proven you wrong again, your next post you will throw some insults and try and deflect the topic [/quote]

yeah cockhead
they put in an extra ladies toilet &
4 more seats
:_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>

fact remains
no rectangle stadium built from the late 90's has had a capacity of 100K plus

& for the third time
gee
I wonder why ?

the only thing you never fail to do ...... is fail

[Xman]

because they'd never fill it anyway? >

[NRLCrap1]

I already said that, Xman!!

[adamj1300]

[quote="Phelpsy"]That's interesting crapper, imagine that average if wa and sa had bigger stadiums ???

Wait until the new stadium is built in Perth! Should be fun!

[quote="NRLCrap1"]Meanwhile back at the home of both sports - where it REALLY matters;

Highest
AFL: 121,696 (1970) - of more than 20 crowds of 100K or more!
NRL: 107,999 (1999) - of only two 100K+ crowds (and the second was a double header!)
Average
AFL: 25,778 (1921-2013)
NRL: 12,913 (1957-2013)

well RL has only had a venue in its main heartland city that could hold 100K plus .. for just 2 years
1999 & 2000
it would also have recorded at least 20 100K crowds for Grand Finals & test matches against the poms over the years since 1908

also
all 20 for the fumbles & bumbles ........... in the one city
infact this one horse town of a code has only had 1 city record all its crowds above 73K :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>

the 4 100K plus for RL
in .... 3 different cities
& its crowds of over 73K... in at least 10 different cities

VFL..the pure definition .......... of a one trick pony :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>

Excuses, excuses, Dave. Why didn't they keep it at 100,000? I know why - because they had no faith in pulling such a big crowd consistently. Even with SOO!

RL is a rectangle field sport cockhead
so is no good on oversized cake tins with no atmosphere like say .... the MCG

Still making excuses I see. Something that's "a rectangular field sport" that pulls a crowd doesn't make the slightest bit of fricking difference! And yet they didn't keep it at 100,000! How about some real world thinking for a change, Dave? Oh I forgot. You can't and I know why......

:_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>
what a fucking tool
a dumb *****

how many great .. or even good 100K plus rectangle stadiums are there in the world
answer

none

the biggest that's ok would be Wembley & it went from 100K plus ... to 90K ... just a few more then ANZ's present capacity
of 84K
those that are over 100K ( a few soccer venues & College football venues in the US) do not provide a good experience for those sitting miles from the playing field

this is the reason why ANZ's capacity was reduced you dribbling ****

take a bex & have a good lie down
theres a good little tar.d :_<> :_<> :_<>

Rungnado May Day Stadium 150,000[1] Pyongyang North Korea Korea DPR national football team Football, athletics, mass games.
Salt Lake Stadium 120,000[2] Kolkata India India national football team*, East Bengal, Mohammedan, Mohun Bagan, United Football, athletics
Michigan Stadium 109,901[3] Ann Arbor, MI United States Michigan Wolverines football American football
Beaver Stadium 106,572[4] State College, PA United States Penn State Nittany Lions football American football
Ohio Stadium 106,102[5] Columbus, OH United States Ohio State Buckeyes football American football
Estadio Azteca 105,000[6] Mexico City Mexico Club América, Mexico national football team Football
Neyland Stadium 102,455[7] Knoxville, TN United States Tennessee Volunteers football American football
Bryant-Denny Stadium 101,821[8] Tuscaloosa, AL United States Alabama Crimson Tide football American football
Darrell K Royal–Texas Memorial Stadium 100,119[9] Austin, TX United States Texas Longhorns football American football
Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) 100,024[10] Melbourne, Vic Australia Australia national cricket team*, Australia national women's cricket team, Victorian Bushrangers, Melbourne Stars, Melbourne Cricket Club, Richmond FC, Hawthorn FC, Essendon FC, Collingwood FC, Victorian Spirit, Melbourne FC Cricket, Australian rules football, football, rugby league, rugby union
Bukit Jalil National Stadium 100,000[11] Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Malaysia national football team Football
Camp Nou 98,787[12] Barcelona Spain FC Barcelona Football
Soccer City 94,713[13] Johannesburg South Africa South African national football team, Kaizer Chiefs F.C. Football, rugby union
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum 93,607[14] Los Angeles, CA United States USC Trojans football American football
Sanford Stadium 92,746[15] Athens, GA United States Georgia Bulldogs football American football
Rose Bowl 92,542[16] Pasadena, CA United States UCLA Bruins football American football
Tiger Stadium 92,542[17] Baton Rouge, LA United States LSU Tigers football American football
Cotton Bowl 92,100[18] Dallas, TX United States Dallas Independent School District American football
Memorial Stadium 92,000[19] Lincoln, NE United States Nebraska Cornhuskers football American football
Azadi Stadium 91,623[20] Tehran Iran Iran national football team, Persepolis, Esteghlal Football, athletics
Wembley Stadium 90,001 London England England national football team Football, Rugby League, Rugby Union, American football
Ben Hill Griffin Stadium 88,548[21] Gainesville, FL United States Florida Gators football American football
Gelora Bung Karno Stadium 88,306[22] Jakarta Indonesia Indonesia national football team Football, Athletics
Jordan–Hare Stadium 87,451[23] Auburn, AL United States Auburn Tigers football American football
Borg El Arab Stadium 86,000[24] Alexandria Egypt Egypt national football team Football
Estadio Santiago Bernabéu 85,454[25] Madrid Spain Real Madrid C.F. Football
Stadio Giuseppe Meazza (San Siro) 82,995[26] Milan Italy A.C. Milan, F.C. Internazionale Milano Football
ANZ Stadium 83,500[27] Sydney, NSW Australia Australia national rugby union team*, Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs, South Sydney Rabbitohs, New South Wales Blues*, Sydney Thunder, Australia national rugby league team*, Sydney Swans*, Australia national association football team*, Australia national cricket team* Rugby league, rugby union, cricket, football, Australian rules football
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_st ... y_capacity

of all those stadiums listed are all rectangle, except for 4 of them.
if you go through the list nearly all of the large stadiums are rectangular, fields where, Soccer, Gridion, Union or League are played on.
very stadiums are oval, they are generally purpose built for Olympics so they can fit a athletics track around it
so dave your theory is as usual BS

how many that hold 100K plus were built after 2000 though ( actually 2001 the year ANZ was reduced ) ......
you ********* cockhead :_<> :_<> :_<>
answer

NONE !!

gee I wonder why

Adam our resident illiterate tool ... strikes again :_<> :_<> :_<>

actually, speaking of illiterate tools, did you acturaly read about any of the grounds, or are the words to big for you?

most of the grounds in the list where either opened in the late 90s or at least had major stadium renovations done to it.
!

.

hmmmmm
yeah . no ... they weren't & ... no they haven't ... you halfwit shit for brains

in fact most are over 40 years old :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>


theres been no rectangle stadiums built since 1999 with a capacity of 100K plus
& once again
gee I wonder why ?

you are wrong again ... for the 47th time since the year began :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>
wow
what a tar.d

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michigan_Stadium
Broke ground September 12, 1926[1]
Opened October 1, 1927[2]
Renovated 2010
Expanded 1928, 1949, 1955, 1992, 1998, 2010
Owner University of Michigan
Operator University of Michigan
3rd stadium on the top of the list
so as i said nearly all the stadiums on the list from ANZ and up nearly all of them had major renovations done to them since the late 90s
so the majority of stadium in the world are rectangular and very few are oval
again Raiderdave how am i wrong i have proven you wrong again, your next post you will throw some insults and try and deflect the topic [/quote]

yeah cockhead
they put in an extra ladies toilet &
4 more seats
:_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>

fact remains
no rectangle stadium built from the late 90's has had a capacity of 100K plus

& for the third time
gee
I wonder why ?

the only thing you never fail to do ...... is fail [/quote]
yes dickhead for the 3rd time, but the stadiums keep getting up graded to a larger capacity. so your point is proven wrong again.
the majority of large stadiums in the world are rectangular, eg soccer, rugby and gridiron , they keep getting larger.
10k 20k plus larger capacities.
ANZ was only down graded due to being a typical bland concrete peace of shit from Sydney!. that plays host to 15k sized crowds all the time from the NRl

[adamj1300]

because they'd never fill it anyway? >

who the NRL?
its funny because rectangular fields provide a betting viewing because the field is smaller and you are closer to most of the action.
Soccer manages to fill stadiums
Gridiron manages to fill stadiums
League >

[Raiderdave]

[quote="NRLCrap1"][quote="Phelpsy"]That's interesting crapper, imagine that average if wa and sa had bigger stadiums ???

Wait until the new stadium is built in Perth! Should be fun!

[quote="NRLCrap1"]Meanwhile back at the home of both sports - where it REALLY matters;

Highest
AFL: 121,696 (1970) - of more than 20 crowds of 100K or more!
NRL: 107,999 (1999) - of only two 100K+ crowds (and the second was a double header!)
Average
AFL: 25,778 (1921-2013)
NRL: 12,913 (1957-2013)

well RL has only had a venue in its main heartland city that could hold 100K plus .. for just 2 years
1999 & 2000
it would also have recorded at least 20 100K crowds for Grand Finals & test matches against the poms over the years since 1908

also
all 20 for the fumbles & bumbles ........... in the one city
infact this one horse town of a code has only had 1 city record all its crowds above 73K :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>

the 4 100K plus for RL
in .... 3 different cities
& its crowds of over 73K... in at least 10 different cities

VFL..the pure definition .......... of a one trick pony :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>

Excuses, excuses, Dave. Why didn't they keep it at 100,000? I know why - because they had no faith in pulling such a big crowd consistently. Even with SOO!

RL is a rectangle field sport cockhead
so is no good on oversized cake tins with no atmosphere like say .... the MCG

Still making excuses I see. Something that's "a rectangular field sport" that pulls a crowd doesn't make the slightest bit of fricking difference! And yet they didn't keep it at 100,000! How about some real world thinking for a change, Dave? Oh I forgot. You can't and I know why......

:_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>
what a fucking tool
a dumb *****

how many great .. or even good 100K plus rectangle stadiums are there in the world
answer

none

the biggest that's ok would be Wembley & it went from 100K plus ... to 90K ... just a few more then ANZ's present capacity
of 84K
those that are over 100K ( a few soccer venues & College football venues in the US) do not provide a good experience for those sitting miles from the playing field

this is the reason why ANZ's capacity was reduced you dribbling ****

take a bex & have a good lie down
theres a good little tar.d :_<> :_<> :_<>

Rungnado May Day Stadium 150,000[1] Pyongyang North Korea Korea DPR national football team Football, athletics, mass games.
Salt Lake Stadium 120,000[2] Kolkata India India national football team*, East Bengal, Mohammedan, Mohun Bagan, United Football, athletics
Michigan Stadium 109,901[3] Ann Arbor, MI United States Michigan Wolverines football American football
Beaver Stadium 106,572[4] State College, PA United States Penn State Nittany Lions football American football
Ohio Stadium 106,102[5] Columbus, OH United States Ohio State Buckeyes football American football
Estadio Azteca 105,000[6] Mexico City Mexico Club América, Mexico national football team Football
Neyland Stadium 102,455[7] Knoxville, TN United States Tennessee Volunteers football American football
Bryant-Denny Stadium 101,821[8] Tuscaloosa, AL United States Alabama Crimson Tide football American football
Darrell K Royal–Texas Memorial Stadium 100,119[9] Austin, TX United States Texas Longhorns football American football
Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) 100,024[10] Melbourne, Vic Australia Australia national cricket team*, Australia national women's cricket team, Victorian Bushrangers, Melbourne Stars, Melbourne Cricket Club, Richmond FC, Hawthorn FC, Essendon FC, Collingwood FC, Victorian Spirit, Melbourne FC Cricket, Australian rules football, football, rugby league, rugby union
Bukit Jalil National Stadium 100,000[11] Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Malaysia national football team Football
Camp Nou 98,787[12] Barcelona Spain FC Barcelona Football
Soccer City 94,713[13] Johannesburg South Africa South African national football team, Kaizer Chiefs F.C. Football, rugby union
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum 93,607[14] Los Angeles, CA United States USC Trojans football American football
Sanford Stadium 92,746[15] Athens, GA United States Georgia Bulldogs football American football
Rose Bowl 92,542[16] Pasadena, CA United States UCLA Bruins football American football
Tiger Stadium 92,542[17] Baton Rouge, LA United States LSU Tigers football American football
Cotton Bowl 92,100[18] Dallas, TX United States Dallas Independent School District American football
Memorial Stadium 92,000[19] Lincoln, NE United States Nebraska Cornhuskers football American football
Azadi Stadium 91,623[20] Tehran Iran Iran national football team, Persepolis, Esteghlal Football, athletics
Wembley Stadium 90,001 London England England national football team Football, Rugby League, Rugby Union, American football
Ben Hill Griffin Stadium 88,548[21] Gainesville, FL United States Florida Gators football American football
Gelora Bung Karno Stadium 88,306[22] Jakarta Indonesia Indonesia national football team Football, Athletics
Jordan–Hare Stadium 87,451[23] Auburn, AL United States Auburn Tigers football American football
Borg El Arab Stadium 86,000[24] Alexandria Egypt Egypt national football team Football
Estadio Santiago Bernabéu 85,454[25] Madrid Spain Real Madrid C.F. Football
Stadio Giuseppe Meazza (San Siro) 82,995[26] Milan Italy A.C. Milan, F.C. Internazionale Milano Football
ANZ Stadium 83,500[27] Sydney, NSW Australia Australia national rugby union team*, Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs, South Sydney Rabbitohs, New South Wales Blues*, Sydney Thunder, Australia national rugby league team*, Sydney Swans*, Australia national association football team*, Australia national cricket team* Rugby league, rugby union, cricket, football, Australian rules football
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_st ... y_capacity

of all those stadiums listed are all rectangle, except for 4 of them.
if you go through the list nearly all of the large stadiums are rectangular, fields where, Soccer, Gridion, Union or League are played on.
very stadiums are oval, they are generally purpose built for Olympics so they can fit a athletics track around it
so dave your theory is as usual BS

how many that hold 100K plus were built after 2000 though ( actually 2001 the year ANZ was reduced ) ......
you ********* cockhead :_<> :_<> :_<>
answer

NONE !!

gee I wonder why

Adam our resident illiterate tool ... strikes again :_<> :_<> :_<>

actually, speaking of illiterate tools, did you acturaly read about any of the grounds, or are the words to big for you?

most of the grounds in the list where either opened in the late 90s or at least had major stadium renovations done to it.
!

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hmmmmm
yeah . no ... they weren't & ... no they haven't ... you halfwit shit for brains

in fact most are over 40 years old :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>


theres been no rectangle stadiums built since 1999 with a capacity of 100K plus
& once again
gee I wonder why ?

you are wrong again ... for the 47th time since the year began :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>
wow
what a tar.d

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michigan_Stadium
Broke ground September 12, 1926[1]
Opened October 1, 1927[2]
Renovated 2010
Expanded 1928, 1949, 1955, 1992, 1998, 2010
Owner University of Michigan
Operator University of Michigan
3rd stadium on the top of the list
so as i said nearly all the stadiums on the list from ANZ and up nearly all of them had major renovations done to them since the late 90s
so the majority of stadium in the world are rectangular and very few are oval
again Raiderdave how am i wrong i have proven you wrong again, your next post you will throw some insults and try and deflect the topic [/quote]

yeah cockhead
they put in an extra ladies toilet &
4 more seats
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fact remains
no rectangle stadium built from the late 90's has had a capacity of 100K plus

& for the third time
gee
I wonder why ?

the only thing you never fail to do ...... is fail [/quote]
yes dickhead for the 3rd time, but the stadiums keep getting up graded to a larger capacity. so your point is proven wrong again.
the majority of large stadiums in the world are rectangular, eg soccer, rugby and gridiron , they keep getting larger.
10k 20k plus larger capacities.
ANZ was only down graded due to being a typical bland concrete peace of shit from Sydney!. that plays host to 15k sized crowds all the time from the NRl [/quote]

stadiums ? >
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what a fuckwit
on a list of 40 stadiums
you found ........ a stadium ... that's ... 1... that had a minor facelift
& it added almost no extra seats in 2010

the rest most being over 40 years old
have not added any to their capacities
& once again .... no rectangle stadiums built since the late 1990's have had a capacity greater then 100K

& for those that missed it
gee ... I wonder why

like I said
the only thing you don't fail at ...... is failure