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LebaneseForces

LebaneseForces

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Fri: Bulldogs vs Roosters at Telstra Stadium (Bulldogs), 7:30pm
Sat: Storm vs W Tigers at Olympic Park (Storm), 5:30pm
Sat: Knights vs Eels at EnergyAustralia Stadium (Knights), 7:30pm
Sat: Dragons vs Cowboys at Win Stadium (Dragons), 7:30pm
Sun: Warriors vs Raiders at Ericsson Stadium (Warriors), 2:00pm (NZ), 12:00pm (NSW/QLD)
Sun: Sea Eagles vs Panthers at Brookvale Oval (Sea Eagles), 2:30pm
Sun: Broncos vs Sharks at Suncorp Stadium (Broncos), 3:00pm

Bulldogs by 8 - 24 thousand (THis game could and should get 30,000 but it depends on the number of Roosters supporters who come and the amount of Dog supporters who wont go to a night game:( )
Tigers by 6 - 10 thousand
Knights by a million - 15 thousand
Dragons by 18 - 11 thousand
Raiders by 6 - 11 thousand
Panthers by 14 - 12 thousand
Broncos by 1 - 25 thousand

Total - 108,000
Average - 15,429
 
Be interesting to see if the new Storm general admission cost now undercover offer eastern stand helps kick the crowd up a notch for the tig's game.
Good move by Stanton to get that bare look off the eastern stand.
 

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Sydney by 2 - 29 thousand
Melbourne by 12 - 11 thousand
Newcastle by 30 - 16 thousand
St George by 6 - 11 thousand
Canberra by 14 - 10 thousand
Penrith by 14 - 14 thousand
Brisbane by 30 - 26 thousand

Total - 117,000
 
Originally posted by honkagorn
Be interesting to see if the new Storm general admission cost now undercover offer eastern stand helps kick the crowd up a notch for the tig's game.
Good move by Stanton to get that bare look off the eastern stand.
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Yeah it was a good move!! Hopefully it does! They need to get more then 10,000...
 
Rooster by 6-30,000
storm by 10-9,000 (Tigers Playing with the Big Boys now)
kinghts by 16-17,000
Dragons by 4-15,000
Warriors by 2-8,000
Seags by 18 :rolleyes: -13,000
broncos by 30-22,000

Total:114000
Average-16,285
 
Originally posted by Hurbie
Rooster by 6-30,000
storm by 10-9,000 (Tigers Playing with the Big Boys now)
kinghts by 16-17,000
Dragons by 4-15,000
Warriors by 2-8,000
Seags by 18 :rolleyes: -13,000
broncos by 30-22,000

Total:114000
Average-16,285
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You saying the Bulldogs aren't the big boys? The Tigers beat us!
 
Friday night at Stadium Australia will also have the torch relay and the relighting of the Olympic cauldron, as well as a clash of a couple of the top teams. If I were the NRL I'd be disappointed and shocked if they didn't get at least 40,000 to that one.

Anyway, my tips (for what they're worth, probably not much but I'll have a go anyway):
Bulldogs by 6 - 45,000.
Storm by 8 - 9,500.
Knights by 26 - 20,000. (Is that capacity up there?)
St George-Illawarra by 18 - 14,500.
Canberra by 6 - 14,000.
Penrith by 7 - 13,000.
Brisbane by 14 - 25,000.
 
Originally posted by Bomber Spirit
Knights by 26 - 20,000. (Is that capacity up there?)
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The venue in parts is still under reconstruction.

Capacity in recent seasons has been 25,000, at present its around 22,000 but once the upgrade is complete it will go to high 20k's. The next stage of development is then the stand on the opposite side of the ground next year, should more pork from the barrel be forthcoming as expected in an election year.
 
Originally posted by Bomber Spirit
Friday night at Stadium Australia will also have the torch relay and the relighting of the Olympic cauldron, as well as a clash of a couple of the top teams. If I were the NRL I'd be disappointed and shocked if they didn't get at least 40,000 to that one.
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Nah mate after what happened last time 25 thousand will be good! But more like the early 20 thousand mark will be right! And add to the fact when these two teams played in round 3 there were 26 thousand at the SFS more then 10 thousand of them were Dog supporters who travelled... Roosters never bring more then 2 or 3 tohusand with them!!!
 
Originally posted by honkagorn
Be interesting to see if the new Storm general admission cost now undercover offer eastern stand helps kick the crowd up a notch for the tig's game.
Good move by Stanton to get that bare look off the eastern stand.
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To make it work they need to advise this to the max -
in the paper - not in the little bit about league.
On the TV
Radio.

Anywhere that the average person can hear about it not just people that follow league and read the league parts in the paper etc.

Sydney by 13 - 35 thousand
Melbourne by 12 - 10 thousand
Newcastle by 18- 17 thousand
St George by 4 - 11 thousand
Canberra by 24 - 11 thousand
Penrith by 8- 15 thousand
Brisbane by 18 - 22 thousand
 
Originally posted by LebaneseForces
Nah mate after what happened last time 25 thousand will be good! But more like the early 20 thousand mark will be right! And add to the fact when these two teams played in round 3 there were 26 thousand at the SFS more then 10 thousand of them were Dog supporters who travelled... Roosters never bring more then 2 or 3 tohusand with them!!!
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And add to that most roads in and around the Stadium will be closed! Not many people will bother to go if that's the case as tain isn't an option for some people especially when Canterbury Play...

My revised figure for the game... 20,000
 

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Originally posted by littleduck
Why is that? You would think it'd be all systems go, with free public transports for those pre-purchase tickets.
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THis is the second time the Bulldogs crowd will get effected by sources beyond the Dogs control... THe total train stoppage on the day we played BRisbane stopped about 10 thousand from coming... and now this week.

www.bulldogs.com.au has information about what roads will be closed and when etc.
 
Roosters - 25 000
W Tigers - 8 500
Knights - 14 500
Dragons - 11 000
Warriors - 9 000
Panthers - 12 500
Broncos - 22 000

Total: 102 500
Average: 14 643
 
League legends carry Olympic torch

2 June 2004


Two institutions with strong tradition meet on Friday June 4, when three rugby league legends carry the torch for the 2004 Olympic Games.

League legends Arthur Beetson, George Peponis and Jack Gibson will carry the torch around the Telstra Stadium on Friday night before the round 13 NRL clash between the Bulldogs and the Roosters.

After the cauldron has been lit in the stadium, the torch will be passed to George Peponis, the first Canterbury junior to captain Australia while still playing for the club.



George will run to the halfway line on the eastern side of the ground before passing the torch to Arthur Beetson, a Roosters legend who played 132 first grade games for the eastern Sydney club between 1971 and 1978 and led the club to back-to-back premierships.

Arthur will run to the halfway line on the western side of the ground before passing the torch to Jack Gibson, who is widely regarded as one of the greatest rugby league coaches of all time.

Jack will carry the torch around the stadium and out the north-west tunnel.

From Sydney the torch will travel to Melbourne and then to 26 other cities around the world before arriving in Athens for the start of the games.

Rugby league fans are encouraged to support this prestigious event on June 4, which will begin at 7pm just prior to the round 13 NRL match.

Tickets for the round 13 clash between the Bulldogs and the Roosters can be bought from Ticketek or at the gate.
 
Arthur will run to the halfway line on the western side of the ground before passing the torch to Jack Gibson, who is widely regarded as one of the greatest rugby league coaches of all time.
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If he couldn't do it in 1980 what makes them think Artie will run tommorow?
 
:D What a win!:D
The crowd was disappointing but i didn't expect more to come! With all the bad publicity it was never going to get more! It'll take a few games of no trouble to get the people's confidence back! And let me tell you that nothing has happened since the Dogs V Roosters game of round 3 and In fact most supporters have congratulated the Dog supporters on radio and talk boards for our behaviour!!!! The security presence last night was unprecedented in Rugby League history IMO.... It was amazing how many cops were their!

Willie Tonga what more can you say about this bloke! AMAZING... He has been our best player all year and on last nights effort should win himself a Queensland jersey!!! Roosters fans all week were saying Finch is the best halfback in the NRL (who is playing not injured;) ) HAHAHAHAHA Finch is a joke!
 

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