Bring Back The Ruck
Herbert Moran (7)
I think it's the game day experience that really matters
Cheap tickets cheap merchandise and good venues
Cheap tickets cheap merchandise and good venues
So basically too hard right? Nonsense.
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Did you actually read my post?
If you did, you would understand that I was simply positing a well credentialled framework for strategy development.
Go on whittering about trivial stuff like team colours, and so on, if you want to, but lay off the insults.
Strategy is important, and challenging. It is not too difficult to come to grips with (did I say it was?) although it does require facing up to the true situation in which the game has to function and survive.
I hope the people who run our game understand that, even if you don't.
Logistically it might be hard to 'mike-up' a player for the NRC
They did mike up players for the NRC, or at least for one game - there was a Brisbane City game where Karmichael Hunt had one. Can't say it was the most exciting thing I'd ever heard. From memory it was a bit of yelling at other blokes to get in the line and some woo-hooing when they scored.
In 2014 NRC they decided they were going to interview the try scorers just after a try, pretty early in the season. I think they canned the idea after one week because rugby players are always too out of breath for an interview.Yes they had a recording device on the players, but I was more referring to how the BBL does live interviews of the players on the field during breaks in play, I don't think the technology or inclination is there yet for rugby.
But no reason they couldn't include interaction with players on the bench or even the coaches, similar measures are used in the BBL to fill breaks in play.
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Might be easier to come across a game in the UK than in Australia!International broadcast rights to the NRC were bundled with the rest of the SANZAR package and have already been sold for 2016-2020. Sky sports have confirmed they own the rights and will broadcast the NRC to UK viewers alongside the ITM Cup and Currie Cup.
In addition, some of rules included in the 2015 NRC will be adopted in other tournaments in 2016, ITM Cup and Currie Cup are adopting their own variations of rules.
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