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| Quote 26boots="26boots"It may be a different stadium but the same person is doing the sums as last season.......10334 indeed! The Racecourse max capacity without the KOP is 10500 and there were many empty seats especially in the corner areas. Methinks they're fiddling the figures again.
If only they realised that if they played things straight there would be advantages in the long run.. but I doubt they'll learn
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Ah what beautiful music to hear the desperate whining of the haters. 
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|  Sky sports news gave the game massive publicity on Friday all very positive! Well done Crusaders.
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| Quote 26boots="26boots"It may be a different stadium but the same person is doing the sums as last season.......10334 indeed! The Racecourse max capacity without the KOP is 10500 and there were many empty seats especially in the corner areas. Methinks they're fiddling the figures again.
If only they realised that if they played things straight there would be advantages in the long run.. but I doubt they'll learn
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"Attendences" often include people who bought tickets but who didn't actually show up. This is how Leicester Tigers managed to have a 12,815 attendence every single week.
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| Quote Grendel="Grendel"Paul, Willard,
No worries guys. Don't know what you wrote. It was edited by the time I got back.
I wouldn't have taken it personally anyway even if it had been directed my way. I'm a bit of an opinionated keyboard warrior at times and my manner invites robust responses.
If you ever think =#FF0000I'm being a d1ck, feel free to tell me. I may not stop being a dick as a result, but you're always welcome to tell me.'"
You're being a d1ck , but then again you're entitled to be a d1ck , just as if Warrington or Bradford upped sticks and moved to Luton , then their fans would be entitled to be a little bitter
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| Despite Leeds eventually running away with the game I thought there were many positives to take from the game. Crusaders didn't look in that bad shape, considering how little time the players have had together.
the crowd was very good, and perhaps suggests that RL is too quick to turn down 'unfashionable' new locations. There's little to do in Wrexham, so the club could become big 'news' there. For example decades have been spent trying to get a presence in London, which has so much to entertain its citizens that RL goes unnoticed. Moving to cities that have big populations, but little sporting presence could be the way forward.
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| Quote UllFC="UllFC"Despite Leeds eventually running away with the game I thought there were many positives to take from the game. Crusaders didn't look in that bad shape, considering how little time the players have had together.
the crowd was very good, and perhaps suggests that RL is too quick to turn down 'unfashionable' new locations. There's little to do in Wrexham, so the club could become big 'news' there. For example decades have been spent trying to get a presence in London, which has so much to entertain its citizens that RL goes unnoticed. Moving to cities that have big populations, but little sporting presence could be the way forward.'"
Neither Bridgend or Newport could hardly be compared with Disneyland either so it's not down to there being 'little to do in Wrexham'?
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| Quote Pete_Zatoppin="Pete_Zatoppin"Neither Bridgend or Newport could hardly be compared with Disneyland either so it's not down to there being 'little to do in Wrexham'?'"
Wrexham's population is at least double that of Bridgend, which obviously helps. And North Wales has 1 5th tier football team (that is attracting dwindling gates) and that's it.
South Wales has Cardiff FC (tier 2 football) international football, is an RU stonghold, and in general Cardiff attracts the majority of Wales' big events such as concerts.
its early days, and time will tell if it works.
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| Quote Starbug="Starbug"You're being a d1ck , but then again you're entitled to be a d1ck , just as if Warrington or Bradford upped sticks and moved to Luton , then their fans would be entitled to be a little bitter'"
SSSSHHHHHHHH
Franchises can mean that kind of thing can happen!!!!!
Not unknown for clubs to upsticks and move in many sports!!!!!
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| Quote UllFC="UllFC"Wrexham's population is at least double that of Bridgend, which obviously helps. And North Wales has 1 5th tier football team (that is attracting dwindling gates) and that's it.
South Wales has Cardiff FC (tier 2 football) international football, is an RU stonghold, and in general Cardiff attracts the majority of Wales' big events such as concerts.
its early days, and time will tell if it works.'"
I think the biggest reason they might survive is the location, not because its Wrexham, but because it's not that far for a lot of supporters to travel being its in North Wales.
It will save me about 220 miles not having to travel to Bridgend and back again and from what I saw, the stadium at Wrexham looks head and shoulders above the Brewery field.
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| Quote Pete_Zatoppin="Pete_Zatoppin"I think the biggest reason they might survive is the location, not because its Wrexham, but because it's not that far for a lot of supporters to travel being its in North Wales.
It will save me about 220 miles not having to travel to Bridgend and back again and from what I saw, the stadium at Wrexham looks head and shoulders above the Brewery field.'"
it will definitely help. wrexham is as close as leeds for saints/wigan/salford, closer for wire, and closer to all those compared to Hull
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| Quote Pete_Zatoppin="Pete_Zatoppin"I think the biggest reason they might survive is the location, not because its Wrexham, but because it's not that far for a lot of supporters to travel being its in North Wales.
It will save me about 220 miles not having to travel to Bridgend and back again and from what I saw, the stadium at Wrexham looks head and shoulders above the Brewery field.'"
the ground and distance from other SL teams will undoubtedly help
I just meant that in the past RL has tried hard to crack big cities such as Paris, Newcastle/Gateshead and London...and being a tiny fish in a massive ocean has got the game nowhere. And that going to big cities/towns that have little other distractions is the way forward.
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Quote UllFC="UllFC"the ground and distance from other SL teams will undoubtedly help
I just meant that in the past RL has tried hard to crack big cities such as Paris, Newcastle/Gateshead and London...and being a tiny fish in a massive ocean has got the game nowhere. And that going to big cities/towns that have little other distractions is the way forward.'"
Another reason RL failed in South Wales is ..........and I'm bracing for all the 'Hull is not exactly the Costa Del Sol you ' posts to start..... there wasn't exactly a lot going for Bridgend or South Wales in general from a Rugby league supporters point of view.
At least going to see Catalans you can hope for a bit of sun, or if not at least getting there can be a bit of fun and you can make a weekend out of the trip, almost like a little holiday.
Similar thing travelling to London. not much sun (apart from when it shines into the Harlequins fans faces and they all whinge about it on here) but London does have a few interesting things (Madame Tussauds, Tower of London, london eye etc etc if you fancy the tourist thing)
No disrespect to Bridgend.........but whats it got worth seeing?
Not much by the looks
bridgend.com/thingstodo
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Quote UllFC="UllFC"the ground and distance from other SL teams will undoubtedly help
I just meant that in the past RL has tried hard to crack big cities such as Paris, Newcastle/Gateshead and London...and being a tiny fish in a massive ocean has got the game nowhere. And that going to big cities/towns that have little other distractions is the way forward.'"
Another reason RL failed in South Wales is ..........and I'm bracing for all the 'Hull is not exactly the Costa Del Sol you ' posts to start..... there wasn't exactly a lot going for Bridgend or South Wales in general from a Rugby league supporters point of view.
At least going to see Catalans you can hope for a bit of sun, or if not at least getting there can be a bit of fun and you can make a weekend out of the trip, almost like a little holiday.
Similar thing travelling to London. not much sun (apart from when it shines into the Harlequins fans faces and they all whinge about it on here) but London does have a few interesting things (Madame Tussauds, Tower of London, london eye etc etc if you fancy the tourist thing)
No disrespect to Bridgend.........but whats it got worth seeing?
Not much by the looks
bridgend.com/thingstodo
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