TRF_melon
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Over the past week few weeks I have made a come back to TRF, but my initial enthusiasm of getting in to NRL discussion has somewhat waned.
Although I much prefer to play Rugby Union and watch it live, I am not overly interested in talking about it online nor watch it on TV. In this respect, Rugby League is my passion.
Where on earth have all the Rugby League supporters gone?
I would have surely thought with the terrific start to the NRL season there would be much more banter and I can't see it becoming any better come State of Origin time.
I understand TRF can't be marketed as a top tier Rugby League forum as there is too much Union which tends to ward off some (Some are of the opinion to be an authority the business must have it's main focus as the subject matter at hand), however with the sheer numbers we have I would have thought there would be more life. It seems as TRF has grown, Rugby League speak has decreased.
How can we fix this? Is this an issue for anyone else or TRF as a whole?
Although I much prefer to play Rugby Union and watch it live, I am not overly interested in talking about it online nor watch it on TV. In this respect, Rugby League is my passion.
Where on earth have all the Rugby League supporters gone?
I would have surely thought with the terrific start to the NRL season there would be much more banter and I can't see it becoming any better come State of Origin time.
I understand TRF can't be marketed as a top tier Rugby League forum as there is too much Union which tends to ward off some (Some are of the opinion to be an authority the business must have it's main focus as the subject matter at hand), however with the sheer numbers we have I would have thought there would be more life. It seems as TRF has grown, Rugby League speak has decreased.
How can we fix this? Is this an issue for anyone else or TRF as a whole?