Hopefully if I'm in town would love to at least get to the Rebels then the sunday double header. I really think COVID was all too recent for this year's and seriously affected attendance.
Plus it's March, weather is normally good.Just like with the NRL magic round, it’s the travelers that will make the event and not the locals. Otherwise it will just be the same group that turns up each week spread out across 6 games. We need people from WA, QLD and NSW to support the event otherwise it will be a bust again.
I had several mates travel from throughout the country to attend Magic round which is what makes it such a great event. So time to get off our butts and attend, Melb is a great place to take the Mrs while you are at the footy.
The teams that do are compensatedI see that the Red, Waratahs and Brumbies all don't loose a home game to this.
It hasn't yet but it's not far away - I was on the phone to reds membership on Friday and they're expecting to start selling next years memberships in early October, the draw being more or less the last thing they need in place to kick that off,Does this mean the full draw has been decided for next year? I cant see it on the Reds site but if it has been done it finally gives enough notice for me to book leave at work and travel to an away game.
The kiwi teams are the one who sold the rights to their home games to TEG who packaged it up. it’s a money spinning opportunity for NZ teams hosted in Australia because it’s more lucrative to host it here.I see that the Red, Waratahs and Brumbies all don't loose a home game to this.
The kiwi teams are the one who sold the rights to their home games to TEG who packaged it up. it’s a money spinning opportunity for NZ teams hosted in Australia because it’s more lucrative to host it here.
Seems a bit silly to have derbies, would've been better for every match to be a cross-over no?
Sure but still, adds a bit more to the Aus/NZ rivalry, tally up who won the weekend etc. Crusaders v Highlanders less of interest to casual Aussies who would go than if they each played Reds or Force.Isn’t the intent that the trans-Tasman games are intermingled next year anyway? I don’t think it’ll matter as much whether they’re cross over games or not given the draw will revert to a bit of normality next year
Does it really matter in Melbourne? looking at the crowd for the Bledisloe and Super around last year there’s more casual kiwi fans then Aussies.Sure but still, adds a bit more to the Aus/NZ rivalry, tally up who won the weekend etc. Crusaders v Highlanders less of interest to casual Aussies who would go than if they each played Reds or Force.
Sure but still, adds a bit more to the Aus/NZ rivalry, tally up who won the weekend etc. Crusaders v Highlanders less of interest to casual Aussies who would go than if they each played Reds or Force.
Local derbies proved their popularity during Super AU.Seems a bit silly to have derbies, would've been better for every match to be a cross-over no?