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Message: [QUOTE="Santa, post: 3699240, member: 11237"] First up, the [B]Brisbane Broncos[/B]: [ATTACH type="full"]31311[/ATTACH] The Brisbane Broncos are basically the NRL’s golden child—constantly hyped up, spoon-fed prime-time slots, and treated like royalty despite spending years playing like a bunch of headless chooks. For a club with a monopoly over one of the biggest rugby league talent pools in the country, you’d think they wouldn’t have had a six-year finals drought or that infamous wooden spoon in 2020. But hey, even billion-dollar franchises can bottom out when their recruitment strategy is just “bring back old boys and hope for the best.” They love to talk about their proud history, but lately, it’s been more about historic collapses—looking at you, 2023 Grand Final. Up 24-8 with 20 minutes to go, and they still found a way to lose. That’s not just a choke; that’s a full-blown Heimlich maneuver situation. And let’s talk about their fanbase—turning on their own team the second things go south, demanding sackings every season, then pretending they’ve always been loyal when the team strings together a few wins. Suncorp Stadium might be packed, but half those people are just there to drink beer and yell at the ref. But hey, at least they’ve got one thing going for them: no matter how bad they get, they’ll still somehow be the NRL’s favorite child. Must be nice when the competition bends over backward to keep you relevant. [/QUOTE]

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