Chris71 wrote:
There in lies the problem as the ones currently running the game seem to think it’s more to do with changing the product to attract people rather than having people in control that know what marketing actually is, know how to do it and do it successfully.
All they have to do is get off their backsides and actually put a proper shift in and do their jobs instead of just hoping the core fans will just keep turning up and doing their job of bringing new fans to the game for them. Too many involved particularly within the RFL are stealing a salary and have no real experience of qualifications to do what is required.
Until that is addressed the game with continues to flounder and lose ground and credibility.
The product has always been good even now when things like milking penalties and taking away added things like shoulder charges and fights it all added to it
A scrap is good it gets the crowd going and shows the players care
The rfl and clubs are both to blame, the clubs agreed to things like salary cap remaining so low due to a lack of ambition which is the biggest problem
RL has gone backwards whilst other sports have got bigger
Getting rid of Toronto was a terrible move they had 8,000 fans from scratch, even we didn't get 8,000 in Division 1