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Bob Loudon (25)
But it just doesn't make sense to abandon it just because you have some doubts about the length of time that data is gathered.
What assurance do you have that a TT will do any better, what data are you basing that on.
Okay lets accept that the AU had a noneymoon period, But at least there was a small fire of enthusiasm and growth, why would you reject that and not at least give it 3/4 years to show some genuine results.
When at least taking into account this is by far the overwhelmingly prefered option of Australian sporting public. You reject that to sign upto a competition that has equally if not more queston marks hanging over it.
its not just the length of time.......
I don't have any assurances, but if we gave Super AU a crack in its fullest why not give TT in its fullest a try? Your wanting to hit & stick to a product with mild success at the expense of a competition that no one ever gave a proper chance to reach its potential.
You can't claim its the overwhelming preferred option by the Australian public, again there's been way to many outside factors at play for you to make that call.
Call me selfish but i just can't do another 3-4 years of Super AU, it'll bore me to tears.