Western Sydney team, good idea of bad? Not from a support point of view, but from a common sense point of view. Is it a good idea? I'm voting "no"
Yes it is a good idea
No it is a bad idea
I don't know
Western Sydney team, good idea of bad? Not from a support point of view, but from a common sense point of view. Is it a good idea? I'm voting "no"
What does a "common sense point of view" mean?
Last edited by Lucky Knickers; 4th August 2008 at 09:49 PM. Reason: bad gramma bad bad bad gramma
Big yes from me. For 2 reasons: Debries.
I voted yes.
I will enjoy buying a membership nice and early, getting the plumb seats at the game and then wearing my red and white at the local derby. This makes good common sense to me.
I try to form an impartial point of view but fall short.
It's a good idea if they relocate and rename a Melb team (although Western Bulldogs can remain Western Bulldogs). It will at least give it an established support base and identity.
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Yes.
With the Kings/Razorbacks rivalry dead and buried, Sydney need a new whipping boy from the wrong side of the tracks.
I only support one team: The SYDNEY SWANS!!!!!
I'm not against having another team in NSW, I just don't like the way it's happening.
A Victorian club should relocate instead of starting the West Sydney franchise from scratch.
No. It is just not going to work. The Swans are only just established, and even then, some would argue that they actually still are not that established. Sure, NSW/Western Sydney has the population, the potential sponsorship dollars but support does not just happen....it is earned over a long period of time and I just don't think Western Sydney is anywhere near ready. Give the team to Tassie!
Go you mighty BLOODBOYS!
This may sound harsh - but I hope the exercise fails miserably.
I see the need for a second team but not from scratch - relocation is the best option.
Melbourne needs to loose a minimum of three teams (Collingwood, Essendon and Carlton would be ideal, although where ever Collingwood went the base IQ level plummet)
On another point - fixturing of games, FFS they can't get right now so how will they accomodate two new teams
sprite
Whilst I feel it is a good idea, later on not now (5 years, Tassie or NT first even ACT would be my vote)
I guess that the powers to be want to close out on the numbers on population that is expected in the 2 areas. Sydney and SE Qld will have half - 2/3 of Aust population in 10 years and as such need more teams for the Sponsors $. Its all a numbers game..
Rod_
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