Re: 2011 Season ticket sales : Tue Jan 11, 2011 12:21 pm  

dally messenger wrote:

oh thought you were joking

campbelltown and leichardt oval get 3 each i think

SFS gets the rest except one or two at the SCG

Looks like they've changed it this season

4 leicardt
4 campbelltown
3sfs
1scg

Re: 2011 Season ticket sales : Tue Jan 11, 2011 12:34 pm  

Sheldon wrote:

Looks like they've changed it this season

4 leicardt
4 campbelltown
3sfs
1scg

thats a dead set mess

Re: 2011 Season ticket sales : Tue Jan 11, 2011 1:08 pm  

dally messenger wrote:

thats a dead set mess

At least they've spread the campbelltown games out, unlike last season.

Re: 2011 Season ticket sales : Thu Jan 13, 2011 9:53 am  

whilst i appreciate heritage Wests have to start weaning people of crumbling stadiums that reduce their crowds. If it rains they'll be lucky to get 14k at 8 games compared to their avg at decent stadiums of over 18k

Re: 2011 Season ticket sales : Thu Jan 13, 2011 9:12 pm  

JB Down Under wrote:

whilst i appreciate heritage Wests have to start weaning people of crumbling stadiums that reduce their crowds. If it rains they'll be lucky to get 14k at 8 games compared to their avg at decent stadiums of over 18k

if they stopped playing at laicjhhardt oval, the fans would kick up a stink

and i think they should be playing more games out at campbelltown

indeed its support it the club moved out there fulltime, weve got enough clubs in the inner city

Re: 2011 Season ticket sales : Fri Jan 14, 2011 4:50 am  

unless they can find $200mill to do it up or guarantee Sunday afternoon games with good weather your dreaming! The future is in big shared modern stadia, not crumbling suburban parks.

Surprised by Tigers low membership given they are in the top 3 attendance Sydney clubs.

Re: 2011 Season ticket sales : Fri Jan 14, 2011 4:55 am  

JB Down Under wrote:

unless they can find $200mill to do it up or guarantee Sunday afternoon games with good weather your dreaming! The future is in big shared modern stadia, not crumbling suburban parks.

Surprised by Tigers low membership given they are in the top 3 attendance Sydney clubs.

saying the future is big grounds is like saying Hull Kr have to play at the KC

its not necessarily true

some clubs will value their traditional grounds only only play big derby games at places like homebush or sfs

NRL will be played at leichhardt oval for 100 years hence, nothing changing there

Re: 2011 Season ticket sales : Sat Jan 15, 2011 7:49 am  

haha, keep living in the NSWRL past, hopefully the Sydney clubs are finally waking up to the future and hovels like Leichhardt will be consigned to the annals of Winfield Cup glory where they belong.

Re: 2011 Season ticket sales : Sat Jan 15, 2011 8:06 am  

JB Down Under wrote:

haha, keep living in the NSWRL past, hopefully the Sydney clubs are finally waking up to the future and hovels like Leichhardt will be consigned to the annals of Winfield Cup glory where they belong.

The problem with that is opposition teams(specially those that play in the big stadiums) hate going to Koograh, Brookie, Leichardt, Cambelltown, Shark Park and usually have poor records at those grounds.

Take the Broncos for example they have an ordinary record at Brookie and only won for the first time there last season in ages.

So the question is if you go for those teams would prefer 18,000 at ANZ and it looks pathetic (watch a Souths/or Doggies game) or a near full suburban ground that is jumping?

Re: 2011 Season ticket sales : Sat Jan 15, 2011 8:34 am  

JB Down Under wrote:

haha, keep living in the NSWRL past, hopefully the Sydney clubs are finally waking up to the future and hovels like Leichhardt will be consigned to the annals of Winfield Cup glory where they belong.

til youve been to leichardt you are trolling

craven park now thats a hovel