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Message: [QUOTE="Morepudding, post: 3082033, member: 8923"] The statistic that means something, is that the broncos attendance dropped considerably more than the league average, infact, the broncos loss accounted for about half of the league average loss. The Broncos really need to improve their game day experience. They don't show any good replays on the big screen, always just use it to peddle some advertisement or other bullshit, no good interviews or anything with players or coaches before the game, fairly average half time 'entertainment' (if you can even call it that). There is very little benefit to forking out the money to go to a game these days. The coverage, especially if you have Foxtel, is just amazing. Good pregame analysis, good interviews, more comedic humour often as well, just a far better experience than what you get at the game. Hell, the game day experience would be improved if they simply had Fox Sports on the big screen before the game and turned the sound up. What they currently do simply sucks. For AFL, they get really good crowds because the experience at the game is better than on TV. Part of the issue for the NRL is just how good the TV coverage is, how effective the close ups etc are. For AFL, a whole field perspective is often better and being at the game is far more exciting than watching on TV, for NRL, you get a better view at home, you get better replays, you get better commentary etc and just overall, a better experience. It is only the 'nail biters' that are considerably better live, because the atmosphere lifts. But for the most part, it's pretty uneventful at the stadium, particularly as most 'fans' are just bandwagoners looking for something to do on a Thursday/Friday night, and don't seem to really care / aren't passionate and vocal. [/QUOTE]

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