I'd have greyhounds running around every field and a greenhouse full of marijuana next to every clubhouse if it meant we could bring that cost down$35 per game if you stay fit for the entire season. Throw in an injury and it's probably closer to $50.
Pretty up there for a young fella starting out.
Who do you blame though?easy to pick on Brothers since they're at the top of the list, but $600 to play what's essentially social footy for 99% of the club is fucked
There's not necessarily any one entity to point blame toward and I'm sure the vast majority is justifiable expense. But that dollar figure is at odds with a goal of growing rugby.Who do you blame though?
what do you get as part of your rego?
RA taking $100 off every player, as well as QPR taking their cut.
Insurance | $57.08 |
Injury Fund | $36.92 |
QRU | $55.00 |
QPR | $33.00 |
TOTAL | $182.00 |
It's the same thing I think Pfitzy. RA collect and distribute to the state unions. When it was introduced QRU agreed to set a price and put their name to it, while NSWRU wouldn't. In NSW, the RA Participation fee goes to NSWRU anywayI'm assuming the "RA Participation Fee" is wrapped up in the QRU cost somewhere. Subbies in Sydney pay that as a $1000/grade system and are tasked with getting the money back from players.
All clubs strive to have a great colts coach program, Morgan appears to have destroyed a program and any momentum the club had for years, is he the problem?
It has been $20 entry at Randwick for at least 5 years nowSorry what? SS clubs are charging punters $20 a person for amateur rugby - if that's true, that's genuinely cooked.
And that scenario only works if 2-3k punters are showing up every week and somehow deciding to pay that much money. Only Norths, Bond and maybe GPS could fit =>3k with the space they have on the perimeter - and even then they'd need to put up grandstands and the like as people wouldn't be able to see the ground standing/ sitting behind each other (which is another cost). The rest of the clubs are probably capped out at < 2k.
And then I suppose the next thought is - if that's an option to raise an additional $400-600k and using that money to buy the best players in the comp, why aren't clubs already doing it on mass? I know some clubs pay players but none would be at that level. Don't think the logic holds.
Depends on what the club provides in the package.The $150ish discrepancy between some clubs is interesting.
Brother’s obviously know they can charge a bit extra as they’ve been winning. I reckon most Filth colts also have the bank of mum and dad paying or assisting with the club fees, which again I reckon the club knows they can charge a premium.
Depends on what the club provides in the package.
Some include shirts socks pants training gear where others sell this separately
The big cost for most clubs is the medical and strapping / physio service. eg UQ is all inclusive for any strapping used etc, other clubs levy it at $10 per use.
GrossIt has been $20 entry at Randwick for at least 5 years now
All supply basics while some have an extensive kitAre there any clubs who don’t provide the basic socks, shorts and warmup kit in their basic fee levy?? Surely not.
I’ll concede something like a match jersey at the end of season may not be included in the cheaper ones. I know back in the day at GPS, only players who won premierships kept their jersey for free at season end.
The big cost for most clubs is the medical and strapping / physio service. eg UQ is all inclusive for any strapping used etc, other clubs levy it at $10 per use.
Many moons ago, we had Physio / Med students do our strapping.That would be hard to manage unless it is baked into the fees?
Many moons ago, we had Physio / Med students do our strapping.
Playing 3rd - 5th Grade meant you had a 50/50 shot of the strapper still sobering up from Friday night
It has been $20 entry at Randwick for at least 5 years now
Randwick don't publish their accounts but (Sydney) Easts do. It's 100k a year revenue. Not game changingfar out - where does the money go?
Randwick don't publish their accounts but (Sydney) Easts do. It's 100k a year revenue. Not game changing