they're allowed to win games.......they actually trounced the Warriors
No there not, there just allowed to stop other teams from winning.
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they're allowed to win games.......they actually trounced the Warriors
28k for the Swans is a very good crowd.
Cant help it that everyone wants to read the rugby league news. SMH just knows what gets hitsAnyone want to know why the Sydney swans don't pull even bigger crowds than they already do - then go to SMH website .
Where is the Sydney Swans article ?
In other sports - at the bottom - some artilce about Bradshaw .
Where's the headline "Swans top of the ladder"
Where's the headline "Swans top clash with Lions"
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Hardly a surprise at the moment given the Melbourne Storm fiasco.Cant help it that everyone wants to read the rugby league news.
What a dead-set knob-end you are! "Admin instructed me..." like you've got a hotline to the nerve centre of BF, and they're SO interested in your lettuce-limp attempts at trolling. Even other North fans think you are an A grade moronNope, I deliberately removed myself because people seemed more interested in me that the topic at hand.
Some decent replies eventually made their way down the pipeline.
Admin instructed me not to engage trouble makers as they will deal with them.
Carry on.
Rugby League would, barring a Swans premiership, have the first 4-8 pages (depending on the day) of the sport in the paper and the top articles on the website regardless of any current salary cap crises. It's a RL city if you havent noticed.Hardly a surprise at the moment given the Melbourne Storm fiasco.
You do realize I was just having a dig don't you? (Actually in hindsight I should have added the appropriate smiley).Rugby League would, barring a Swans premiership, have the first 4-8 pages (depending on the day) of the sport in the paper and the top articles on the website regardless of any current salary cap crises. It's a RL city if you havent noticed.
Much like AFL will always dominate the pages of the paper in Melbourne and the top sport articles on their websites (barring maybe of recent with the salary cap and Melbournes 'premierships,' although I dont view Melbourne papers so wouldnt really know).
It just makes sense. And in that regards the Melbourne Storm face the exact same issues regarding game to game promotion as the Swans do in Sydney. Not much is going to change that.
Cant help it that everyone wants to read the rugby league news. SMH just knows what gets hits
Have the Swans done extensive market research on this matter?
I can understand that the continual poor attendance issue in Sydney is a touchy subject for many of you, but I can't see how personally abusing me enlightens us as to the roots of this problem.
What is Sydney doing on a Saturday afternoon?
Have the Swans done extensive market research on this matter?
If so, is it available to the public?
As it stands, there are 4.2 million people in Sydney that are unaccounted for on a Saturday afternoon. Where are they all?
And as I said, it's no different to the Storm in Melbourne. I'll often hear laments of there being little to no news in the Age regarding the Storm (again, not including the current news) in the Age. It's because in Melbourne AFL is what is going to sell papers, attract hits on the website, much like in Sydney Rugby League is what will sell papers and attract hits on the websites. It's not the ideal way but it wont change in the forseeable future.No , people want to read the news , news presented in the most independent and unbiased way possible . If you want to read solely about rl get a magazine or one of the other rags .
You might be right about one thing , there's not a lot of people reading about Australian Football in Sydney newspapers because they gave up long ago .
If they want to regain some readers it would be a good idea to post a few more articles - doesn't cost them hardly at all .That's before it's too late as more and more people search out the internet .
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Why does it worry you so much, are you jealous of our recent success, or are you trolling.I can understand that the continual poor attendance issue in Sydney is a touchy subject for many of you, but I can't see how personally abusing me enlightens us as to the roots of this problem.
What is Sydney doing on a Saturday afternoon?
Have the Swans done extensive market research on this matter?
If so, is it available to the public?
As it stands, there are 4.2 million people in Sydney that are unaccounted for on a Saturday afternoon. Where are they all?
Again, avoiding your home-crowd questions.
And as I said, it's no different to the Storm in Melbourne.
Crowds in Sydney this week
40k to 1st ever super 14 game at anz. "derby" NSW v ACT
36k to the NRL's anzac equivalent to Ess/Coll
28K to Swans v WC
<all other NRL games>
And as I said, it's no different to the Storm in Melbourne.
30% more people prefer to go to Rugby Union than a Swans match?
That's not good.
Continually resorting to the excuse of comparing Rugby League to Australian Rules is a bit like attempting to come up with an intelligent argument by comparing dung sandwiches to truffles.
It is a cop out.
Anyone want to know why the Sydney swans don't pull even bigger crowds than they already do - then go to SMH website .
Where is the Sydney Swans article ?
In other sports - at the bottom - some artilce about Bradshaw .
Where's the headline "Swans top of the ladder"
Where's the headline "Swans top clash with Lions"
.
FMD Y bring Rugby League into it? U want to compare figures? Swans got 28K the next day, next door St George V Roosters got 36K. Swans rated 55k on tv n the AFL Anzac game rated under 50k lol enough said.