Second game at Belmore next season.
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In the daily telegraph today, last line.
Still no info on opponent.
The NRL will stage its grand final replay in a Good Friday blockbuster at ANZ Stadium.
The Rabbitohs will play the Bulldogs in front of an expected 60,000 fans on April 3 at the Olympic venue — almost six months to the day of South Sydney’s drought-breaking triumph.
The Daily Telegraph has been leaked a number of the biggest games of the season from the long-overdue draw that will finally be released on Monday.
On Easter Monday in another massive game at ANZ, The Parramatta Eels will play the Wests Tigers in a game that attracted more than 50,000 last year.
The Easter blockbusters have been scheduled to attract those visiting the Royal Easter Show and could attract a combined total of 120,000 fans over the holiday weekend.
The draw will also feature and Anzac Day extravaganza of football to commemorate 100 years since the Anzac landings at Gallipoli.
The NRL will play five games on April 25 which falls on a Saturday next year, featuring games in five cities across Australia and New Zealand over a marathon 10 hours that allows viewers to watch every minute live.
Archrivals Souths Sydney and the Roosters will also play on a Sunday afternoon in Round 2 at ANZ Stadium.
The draw has also been designed to ensure the biggest games of the year are no longer played during the State of Origin series without the superstar players.
RL Head of Football Todd Greenberg there are “massive positives” for all clubs in the draw.
“There’s the free-to-air coverage for some of the clubs that didn’t get as much last year, there’s a great mix of Sunday afternoon footy which will be live, which is fantastic and I think the front end of the season will be very strong,” Greenberg said.
The dates and times for every game across the first 20 rounds have been fixed with the NRL to visit Perth, Darwin and Bathurst again as well as returning to storeyed grounds including the Sydney Cricket Ground and Belmore Sports Ground in 2015.
Belmore will in fact host two games.
Still no info on opponent.
The NRL will stage its grand final replay in a Good Friday blockbuster at ANZ Stadium.
The Rabbitohs will play the Bulldogs in front of an expected 60,000 fans on April 3 at the Olympic venue — almost six months to the day of South Sydney’s drought-breaking triumph.
The Daily Telegraph has been leaked a number of the biggest games of the season from the long-overdue draw that will finally be released on Monday.
On Easter Monday in another massive game at ANZ, The Parramatta Eels will play the Wests Tigers in a game that attracted more than 50,000 last year.
The Easter blockbusters have been scheduled to attract those visiting the Royal Easter Show and could attract a combined total of 120,000 fans over the holiday weekend.
The draw will also feature and Anzac Day extravaganza of football to commemorate 100 years since the Anzac landings at Gallipoli.
The NRL will play five games on April 25 which falls on a Saturday next year, featuring games in five cities across Australia and New Zealand over a marathon 10 hours that allows viewers to watch every minute live.
Archrivals Souths Sydney and the Roosters will also play on a Sunday afternoon in Round 2 at ANZ Stadium.
The draw has also been designed to ensure the biggest games of the year are no longer played during the State of Origin series without the superstar players.
RL Head of Football Todd Greenberg there are “massive positives” for all clubs in the draw.
“There’s the free-to-air coverage for some of the clubs that didn’t get as much last year, there’s a great mix of Sunday afternoon footy which will be live, which is fantastic and I think the front end of the season will be very strong,” Greenberg said.
The dates and times for every game across the first 20 rounds have been fixed with the NRL to visit Perth, Darwin and Bathurst again as well as returning to storeyed grounds including the Sydney Cricket Ground and Belmore Sports Ground in 2015.
Belmore will in fact host two games.
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Round 7 on Friday 17 April v Manly leaves venue "To be confirmed". Maybe this is the second Belmore game?
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Faaarrrrrk !! Manly at belmore !! That'd be MASSIVE !
There will be NO manly supporters there. They're too scared to set foot in belmore.
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Na mate Monday 29th June v melbourne on Bulldogs website
http://www.bulldogs.com.au/news/2014/12/15/_2015_draw_announced.html
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When flicking through the draw, I thought v Melbourne on a Monday night would be the obvious, but was just curious to see the "TBC" on the NRL draw for the Manly game, especially also as the Storm game was listed as ANZ Stadium.
Well, there you go.
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