@KidOnion75@NRL There should be no tickets held back for the general public or non-competing club members. If people want to attend the Grand Final because their club might be playing, they should become a member.
@KidOnion75@NRL Thousands you mean - absolute farce and shambles that non members of competing clubs could get on this site and get through to purchase tickets. Surely a ticket allocation ballot is better where only members can register for all the tickets.
@NRL People who turn up to games week in and week out deserve better than those who turn up once a year. Can the NRL advise whether it will change ticket allocations in 2027? Many feel that an apology from the NRL is warranted following yesterday’s ticket fiasco.
@NRL The NRL also need to be transparent in ticket allocations. The AFL publicise the ticket allocation breakdown so why can't the NRL. If 50k tickets are available the competing clubs get 25k each
@NRL That process yesterday was a debacle, as the people purchasing tickets were not members of the competing clubs. So, how were they allowed to get through and purchase them?
@NRL Next year, all tickets available for sale should be split equally between the competing clubs, with members of those clubs obtaining tickets through a ticket allocation ballot. The number of tickets available to each member should also be limited, as eight is far too many.
@mrchrisnico Play on and no penalty as the ref knew what the warriors were up to all game in trying to milk penalties like they have all season. In this game they didn't get away with it so are now whinging big time. They choked in both home finals matches.
@PantherMike182 The old saying is: when you win, you don’t remember the refs’ names, but when you lose, you remember every call. The Warriors choked, simple as that, and were beaten by better teams.
@GLR_Clarke@aap_sports@ScottBaileyAAP The Warriors should face a significant fine for bringing the game into disrepute as a result of the behaviour of their supporters. Those identified as throwing objects should also be banned for life from attending NRL games.
@adamknott777@NRL Warriors choked and were beaten by better sides. They need to face facts that their team is not as good as people think despite finishing second. The writing was on the wall in struggling to beat a 12 player Knights side and a controversial 1 point in their last game vs Manly.
@TheGHRaiders Not at all. They choked, despite having home-ground advantage in both finals matches. Three tries in 160 minutes of footy was a telling statistic of their overall performance. The better sides won both games.
@codenrl The dude should be asking the coaching staff why they exited the final series in straight sets despite 2 home finals games plus their last 2 comp games at home as well. Didn't have to travel this past month. Needs to face facts that the better sides won both games.
@LeagueScenePod@brentread_7 The CEO should be asking the coaching staff why the team exited the final series in straight sets. Surely when you finish second with 2 home games you can win one of these games at least. The better teams won both games.
@centralNRL The Knights fully deserved that win and the Wahs need to accept that they choked in both home finals matches. No excuses for poor crowd behaviour and the culprits once identified should face lengthy bans from attending NRL Matches - The Warriors should be fined as well.
@dafox2011@centralNRL Panthers fans wouldn’t throw full cans, though, as their Centrelink payments aren’t enough to cover wasting any drinks they purchase.
@sean510au@centralNRL The Warriors were average in both finals games and deservedly exited in straight sets. No one to blame for their exit except themselves.
@centralNRL Do they still sell cans at grounds ? - Very poor crowd behaviour at both the AFL(Lions/Hawkes) and NRL yesterday- Hawkes and Warriors should be heavily fined and those identified as throwing the cans/bottles banned from attending matches for life.