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Message: [QUOTE="Mustafur, post: 3414892, member: 10189"] I know the ticket prices for Broncos games are quite high but Sydney games are not that expensive, there is also alot of free tickets given away to schools and such to try boost the crowds.[ATTACH type="full"]18963[/ATTACH] Looking at this, Warriors I wouldn't count because of the fact they haven't played at home yet, and Cronulla have half their stadium in scaffold as it's getting rebuilt. You can see it's the typical Sydney teams at the bottom, Tigers and Roosters. Tigers would get more attendance if they just only played at Leichardt but because the club is basically 100% western Magpie owned these days they keep deluding themselves into thinking people from Campbelltown even care about that team and keep playing there. Roosters are effectively the worst team attendance wise in the comp and they are a good team, imagine if they performed like Tigers year in and out, they would probably average 5k, it also doesn't help the Moore park precinct is terrible to get to for anyone who doesn't live right near the stadium as the public transport links are terrible. Parra since moving to the new Stadium has basically been locked in as the 2nd highest team attendance wise, and Penrith being 3rd is quite insane when you think about how terrible that stadium is to go to, it's mostly a paddock in a freezing valley that would rival Canberras temperatures some nights, I expect once they get a new fully seated and covered stadium they will easily be 2nd unless they drop off performance wise, I also think Canberras attendance is hurt by the fact it's an uncovered stadium, nothing would be more miserable then going there and it to rain as well. Dogs and Rabbits are both hurt by the fact they play at homebush, I Don't really understand why Dogs don't just stay at Belmore, it can hold 20k and they sell out everytime they play there, plus it has excellent public transport being right next to the train station. [/QUOTE]

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