Sports Prophet

I don’t think so. Below NRL average. The place holds 80k, looks a baron hole and sounds the same.

Some weather affected crowds in the NRL. In someway lending itself to the argument how unfit NSW stadiums are for purpose: Bunnies v Panthers 8,155 Sea Eagles v Raiders 10,215 Broncos v Roosters 40,190 Tigers v Bulldogs 17,068 Titans v Storm 13,096 Cowboys v Dolphins 20,967 Knights v Warriors 16,094 Sharks v Dragons 9,731

I’m sure your club would be appreciative of your continued support. Why would you take protest action against the club?

Was that article of the Blues CEO meant to include anything about the Warriors admission you mentioned?

What were the results?

I saw the last ten minutes of Dogs and Tigers @Graham. I thought her performance in that section alone was pretty ordinary. Her man management looked to be out the window and she was saved by the bunker and a captains call for a howler knock on call not given in a double knock on incident. Not sure about her performance in Raiders a few weeks ago like @Anita Bath mentioned, but a friend I caught up with later in the evening said her performance in yesterday’s game was terrible. He is not a social media guy and we are not in Sydney, so he wouldn’t have been influenced by anything other than her performance to come to that conclusion.

I didn’t see much of the huff and puff about Api’s disallowed try last week. Importantly I didn’t hear Annesly’s explanation to which I think he said the on field decision was correct. I haven’t seen the incident you are referring to here either, but I have always disagreed with the notion that a ball needs to be re-gripped before it touches the ground. I’m not sure if this is still a directive. From your explanation of the incident above, sounds like maybe it has changed.

From afar, it simply appears that Leigh have pulled together this strong spirit of community all of a sudden. Beaumont has been at the club since the mid teens if I am not mistaken. So I am keen to identify what is different between the Centurions of 2017 and the Leopards of 2024 which has had such a marvellous impact on the club? I really respect what has been achieved and whilst there are fruits of whatever labour there has been, I would anticipate a few more years in this same vein will be important to make a big impact among the still to be influenced next generation. Succeed with that and the club really does have a great future ahead of it.

Nice summary. I’ve really no knowledge of most of the lower clubs, defunct clubs and their backgrounds.

Yeah, they’ve really turned their match days into must see events. How long has Derek been at the helm for?

I think Roosters are somehow stalling it, but I don’t think they can stall it for long.

Matty Johns podcast talks good game with Cooper Cronk, who I think is the best pundit the game has.

I wouldn’t say it’s holding the NRL back, but it’s certainly a big soulless eye sore. Sooner Souths get back to SFS the better. Just checked maps now, it takes 1 - 1.5 hours to get there from Canterbury with public transport. It’s poorly accessible.

If only Norths focused their energy on a Central Coast NRL bid, rather than ridiculous notions like this to remain relevant, they may forge a meaningful future.

Tricky runners there for the Sea Eagles