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Colin Windon (37)
Not sure what you are looking at but cheapest tickets in Sydney for Tahs is $129 up to $250
Lions Tour 2025
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Not sure what you are looking at but cheapest tickets in Sydney for Tahs is $129 up to $250
Adam84
John Eales (66)
Because they've sold out the cheapest bronze tickets, not because they were the cheapest tickets available. As I said before Tahs/Reds/Brumbies all had tickets for $59 for adults and $39 for children at the Bronze Tier and Force even less.
Strewthcobber
David Codey (61)
Based on history, I reckon everyone should get used to the idea that....
a) only the fringiest of fringe squad players will be released by Schmidt to play for the Super Rugby teams, and
b) the Lions will win most games pretty easily, with possible exception of their dirt tracker games while the test matches are on. (Edit and unlike previous years, these are the invitational sides, so probably even these one)
a) only the fringiest of fringe squad players will be released by Schmidt to play for the Super Rugby teams, and
b) the Lions will win most games pretty easily, with possible exception of their dirt tracker games while the test matches are on. (Edit and unlike previous years, these are the invitational sides, so probably even these one)
By the time you get to the end of the series, between a few players getting released from the Wallabies squad for the tour matches and some changes from test to test almost everyone who is healthy will get to play the Lions.
There will undoubtedly be a handful that miss out altogether and that's unfortunate but I also don't think it's something you can ensure doesn't happen without making compromises in various places.
There will undoubtedly be a handful that miss out altogether and that's unfortunate but I also don't think it's something you can ensure doesn't happen without making compromises in various places.
TinRattler
Banned
$59 for an adult and $39 for a kid is extortion
The Ghost of Raelene
Michael Lynagh (62)
Guess it’s on brand for your handle but it’s not much more than a ticket to a super rugby game that aren’t once a decade.
Highlander35
Steve Williams (59)
Sometimes I wonder if people have social lives when they say shit like that.
Derpus
Phil Waugh (73)
It really isnt…
Wilson
John Eales (66)
Both in response to a seperate article they ran calling for him to be included, so there was a real need to get them dissenting opinions out. The comments are an absolute shit show on all the articles. He really shouldn't even be in the conversation, aside from anything else he's just not good enough.
Wilson
John Eales (66)
And Waugh has officially put it to bed:
www.brisbanetimes.com.au
A bit more detail around the selection for those games too:
Au/NZ team: All players must be currently eligible for Australia or New Zealand.
Pasifika/Indigenous team: Squad to made up of current Australian super squad members, with some Drua and Moana players to be called in if needed to round out the side.
So Folau is not eligible for either side, even if there wasn't a bunch of other reasons not to pick him.
Rugby Australia chief rules out Israel Folau farewell against Lions
Former Wallaby Israel Folau’s hopes of playing a part in the upcoming British and Irish Lions series are over.
A bit more detail around the selection for those games too:
Au/NZ team: All players must be currently eligible for Australia or New Zealand.
Pasifika/Indigenous team: Squad to made up of current Australian super squad members, with some Drua and Moana players to be called in if needed to round out the side.
So Folau is not eligible for either side, even if there wasn't a bunch of other reasons not to pick him.
LeCheese
Peter Sullivan (51)
We've got the Giteau law; is this the Folau law?And Waugh has officially put it to bed:
Rugby Australia chief rules out Israel Folau farewell against Lions
Former Wallaby Israel Folau’s hopes of playing a part in the upcoming British and Irish Lions series are over.
A bit more detail around the selection for those games too:
Au/NZ team: All players must be currently eligible for Australia or New Zealand.
Pasifika/Indigenous team: Squad to made up of current Australian super squad members, with some Drua and Moana players to be called in if needed to round out the side.
So Folau is not eligible for either side, even if there wasn't a bunch of other reasons not to pick him.
TinRattler
Banned
How many people in western Sydney can justify the price no wonder our Code is struggling and kids go to league unless they go to a poofy elite school. Open your eyes rugby Australia plenty of talent west of the Anzac bridge
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The Ghost of Raelene
Michael Lynagh (62)
Good on ya Bud.
People of the West happily spend on what they want.
It’s $60 for an undercover ticket to the Tigers v Warriors in Campbeltown tomorrow and $35 to stand on a hill at night.
People of the West happily spend on what they want.
It’s $60 for an undercover ticket to the Tigers v Warriors in Campbeltown tomorrow and $35 to stand on a hill at night.
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Adam84
John Eales (66)
Mate… state of origin tickets are more… NRL GF tickets are more… As ghost mentioned the Tigers are charging only $15 less then then the Tahs for people to sit on the hill at fucken cambletown..
As for using the term ‘poofy’ as an insult, pull your head in, no need for bigoted crap.
Derpus
Phil Waugh (73)
I mean maybe if you were charging $59 dollars a ticket in 1989. You'd be lucky to get a loaf of bread and a pint for $59 these days.
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TinRattler
Banned
They are premier events not like watching a 3rd xv vs a bunch of unknown Europeans. How was my comment bigoted
Adam84
John Eales (66)
You really think standing in the hill in Campbeltown watch tigres v warriors is a premier event lol?
Why don’t you tell me what you think calling someone a poof means..
The Ghost of Raelene
Michael Lynagh (62)
So you’re either a troll or a moron if you don’t get it.
For you’re sake I hope it’s the first.