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Plastic clubs in the NRL
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[QUOTE="Mustafur, post: 3432930, member: 10189"] We where founded because NSW won the battle of the two states league systems due to Pokie rules that banned them in Qld at the time, and made the leagues clubs in NSW all richer so they could take all our players. The foundations of our club have solid basis, not only that we have the largest area of heartland league players to pick from and by far the largest fanbase, our status as number 1 is not questioned, we are number 1 in both areas. Take leagues clubs and rich owners propping up the clubs out the equation and we are soo big we could make 3-4 clubs that could be at NRL standard atleast. Roosters are a foundation club yes, but as someone who lives in Sydney I know the area they represent has long abandoned league, it's reflected in the crowd numbers who keep in mind are already inflated because of good performances but the area of Sydney is entirely Union favoured, even you could argue like AFL more(it's a strange area filled with alot of people from other states who made it big kind of like gold coast but on steroids, because it's the richest area of Australia). [/QUOTE]
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