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Message: [QUOTE="BroncsFan, post: 3626159, member: 9052"] Interesting that all the home teams are those that generally draw low home ground crowds... almost like they request to be the home team at magic round so they can get compensation from NRL... but that would be too obvious for journos to point out, unless they had an agenda... conduit to the people and all that. The anomalies this year are souths and warriors giving up home games... maybe raiders as well, they seem to get decent crowds (haven't checked though), but maybe they wanted cash because they're sharing with a broncos game vs Sat and Sunday teams sharing between 3 'home' teams Warriors is the biggest one to me... why would they schedule this as a home game for warriors... they should be getting as many games in NZ as possible after the covid years... unless warriors are getting really good compensation. Away teams this year - Dogs (surprised they weren't looking for a handout to be honest) - Broncos (obvious reasons... our compensation from the NRL would be the highest out of all teams to get DD to give up a home game to the highest season ticket members across the comp) - Knights (would never want to give up a home game... their fans are dedicated and basically sell out each game) - Rorters (probably Uncle Nick influenced and they were one of the higher drawing Sydney crowds last year in their new stadium) - Cows (they travel enough that they wouldn't want to lose a home game... also sell out pretty much every home game) - Panthers (they sell out every home game... next few years with their ground being rebuilt they'll likely be the home team) - Dolphins (same sort of reasons as broncos... I think their season tickets are quite high, although their crowds have been poor this year... likely becomes very complicated selling their Suncorp season memberships, because fans will think magic round is included, but it can't be because of people wanting to buy the 3-day passes.. funny how Sydney morons ignore this all the time though) [/QUOTE]

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