All Blacks vs Argentina I
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@Crazy-Horse said in All Blacks vs Argentina I - 10 August:
@Machpants said in All Blacks vs Argentina I - 10 August:
I honestly don't know, but it works in other countries
Bigger populations?
And a gazillion times better public transport.
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@Crazy-Horse said in All Blacks vs Argentina I - 10 August:
@Machpants said in All Blacks vs Argentina I - 10 August:
I honestly don't know, but it works in other countries
Bigger populations?
But as a percentage Auckland is much bigger pop than London, Paris, Edinburgh etc. So, in theory, it should work better to have all the games in the biggest stadium in the biggest (by a HUGE margin) pop centre
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You need games in smaller centres but don't overdo it
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Could Auckland sustain 3-4 home tests per year?
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@DaGrubster said in All Blacks vs Argentina I - 10 August:
With our record there, I’d be happy for them to be banned from hosting again!
Any stadium that doesn't sell out should be banned from games for 10 years, absolutely shit to not sell out. Previously it was only that bloody cantabs that would do this
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@DaGrubster said in All Blacks vs Argentina I - 10 August:
With our record there, I’d be happy for them to be banned from hosting again!
Bugger off Grubs, it's easier for me to get to Wellington!!!
To be fair neither test in Wellington gets your juices running to much this year, Want the Boks!!!!! -
@MajorRage said in All Blacks vs Argentina I - 10 August:
@MiketheSnow said in All Blacks vs Argentina I - 10 August:
@Kiwiwomble said in All Blacks vs Argentina I - 10 August:
not sold out yet? dont know if this has changed much since yesterday
Quite frankly, that’s shithouse and oh so provincial
We need redbeard here to talk about the costs of the tickets, parking, beers, chips etc to point out where the problem lies. I've just put in and for two adults, two children it's 300 for the end. 500 for the middle.
I guess there will be another hundy spend on that so 400 or 600.
Actually, thats not too bad I suppose.
Perhaps they have to sell at inflated prices knowing they're covering for all the unsold tickets
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The old catch 22 right there
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@DaGrubster said in All Blacks vs Argentina I - 10 August:
All you should be thinking of is finally seeing a win in Wellington!!
An improvement from the Foster era, if it happens
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Twickers is 82000 capacity with about 15 million people living within 2 hours of it
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Principality is 74,500 with about the same. But not all Welsh. And certainly not all rugby fans
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@DaGrubster said in All Blacks vs Argentina I - 10 August:
Twickers is 82000 capacity with about 15 million people living within 2 hours of it
the big thing define '2hours', that's every internal flight in NZ. Anyway, London pop as a percetnage is half what auckland is
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@Machpants said in All Blacks vs Argentina I - 10 August:
@DaGrubster said in All Blacks vs Argentina I - 10 August:
Twickers is 82000 capacity with about 15 million people living within 2 hours of it
the big thing define '2hours', that's every internal flight in NZ. Anyway, London pop as a percetnage is half what auckland is
Walking up to jump on a train is vastly different than having to fly. Could probably add about an hour either side of flight length, not to mention you've still gotta get to and from the airport!
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Car or train travel - 2 hours
2 hours flight is about 150 million people!!
Doesn’t matter about the % of the country population.
Twickers only needs to find 0.5% of close surrounding population ti fill it.
Eden park needs about 3%
Caketin about 8%
My maths could be slightly out. I’m no Good Will Hunting (but I do like apples)
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@DaGrubster Thats exactly it.
@MikeTheSnow, how much do you think Cardiff tickets would be for an Argie game? Given that stadium is about 25% of the local population!
Although, that more of a whole game day experience really. Given that the stadium is perfectly positioned.
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@MajorRage said in All Blacks vs Argentina I - 10 August:
@DaGrubster Thats exactly it.
@MikeTheSnow, how much do you think Cardiff tickets would be for an Argie game? Given that stadium is about 25% of the local population!
Although, that more of a whole game day experience really. Given that the stadium is perfectly positioned.
Starting around £35-45 then significantly north of that
Although the tickets for Australia in the Autumn and really well priced, starting at £20
The WRU doesn't rely or expect Cardiff to be the customer
People travel to arguably the best and easiest stadium experience in rugby and make a day / weekend of it
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Principality Stadium is the best. Twickers a major letdown