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Western Force v Lions - Rnd 10

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Ulrich

Nev Cottrell (35)
What Australia needs is something unique, like the IPL. It changed the cricket landscape.

How about 40 min games where the only thing that matters is tries scored (I.E they count as goals in football). It's not pure rugby, but the games are shorter and it may generate a lot of interest since the goal will be to score tries and win.

Then get the entire world to compete in the competition.

Thumb-suck idea but just maybe something along those lines.

The time zones is a bit of a problem; however you'd still have the Kiwi and Japanese market and you could host the tournament somewhere else every 3rd year or so.
 

Strewthcobber

Simon Poidevin (60)
What Australia needs is something unique, like the IPL. It changed the cricket landscape.

How about 40 min games where the only thing that matters is tries scored (I.E they count as goals in football). It's not pure rugby, but the games are shorter and it may generate a lot of interest since the goal will be to score tries and win.

Then get the entire world to compete in the competition.

Thumb-suck idea but just maybe something along those lines.

The time zones is a bit of a problem; however you'd still have the Kiwi and Japanese market and you could host the tournament somewhere else every 3rd year or so.
Hmmmm, we already have a unique form of "rugby" which has stripped back lots of the complications from the full game. It's already pretty popular........

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Twoilms

Trevor Allan (34)
What Australia needs is something unique, like the IPL. It changed the cricket landscape.

How about 40 min games where the only thing that matters is tries scored (I.E they count as goals in football). It's not pure rugby, but the games are shorter and it may generate a lot of interest since the goal will be to score tries and win.

Then get the entire world to compete in the competition.

Thumb-suck idea but just maybe something along those lines.

The time zones is a bit of a problem; however you'd still have the Kiwi and Japanese market and you could host the tournament somewhere else every 3rd year or so.

Just outlaw rolling mauls and watch the fans come streaming back.
 

cyclopath

George Smith (75)
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fair enough,but by axing the Force,all the Super teams in Aus will be located in a coastal strip(with a wee detour inland)on the eastern side of the continent-the rest of the country will be left a rugby wilderness,would you tolerate that in SA?

>90% of the population of Aus exists on that coastal strip.
 
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Moono75

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>90% of the population of Aus exists on that coastal strip.
We are all about social inclusion here on the West Coast.....not segregation. Lets not instigate a "geographical" apartheid because it's deemed too hard to include us.
 

stoff

Trevor Allan (34)
We are all about social inclusion here on the West Coast...not segregation. Lets not instigate a "geographical" apartheid because it's deemed too hard to include us.
Aren't you guys the secession state. :p



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BLR

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You realise that most of WA's population is included in that 90%, being on the coast, of the island.

Well the comment you quoted mentioned the EASTERN coast. I know for sure I don't live on the Eastern coast.
 

cyclopath

George Smith (75)
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Well the comment you quoted mentioned the EASTERN coast. I know for sure I don't live on the Eastern coast.

Fair enough, I missed the word "Eastern" in the original quote. Pitfalls of trying to be a smart-arse. ;)
 
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