Should the little drummer boys move back to a small suburban ground?

Question

75000 empty seats at homebush cant be good for the game

Answer 1

Move them to the Central Coast with its vast number of juniors and 400,000 supporters base and John Singleton helping them buy a team similar to the Roosters and Manly philosophy. They would fill the 20,000 stadium every week.

Answer 2

Redfern Oval is too run down.

Stay at Homebush or better still, move back to SFS

Answer 3

Should you move into your old bedroom?? Living in ya mum's basement can't be good for you. I guess you must feel a bit lonely going to your beloved souths home games... so maybe you should take a nice warm bubble bath to help you relax next time you come home feeling lonely... try putting your computer in the water with you... god knows it must be tired too.

Answer 4

at least the little drummer boys make more noises than south fans.

Answer 5

well they have a lot of supporters but they must be getting sick on wasting their money on a team that is losing

Answer 6

i do have to ask... what is ur obsession with dissing the bunnies...? yeh i agree the 75000 empty seats dont look good for the game..

♥ Storm Girl ♥

Answer 7

yer scrap em, waste of time club, we kicked em out a few years ago and we gave them a chance, but now look they are doin it again, we shud kick em out again LOL

but yeh, they are renovating the stadium at gosford for 30,000+  theyd sell that out too

Answer 8

maybe move to SFS (Sydney Football Stadium). It's smaller and i reckon it would suit the fans for the stadium not being so empty. With 15,000 people, the stadium is 25% full, better then being 10% filled

Answer 9

100% agree, move back to Redfern Oval, the true home of South Sydney

Answer 10

Storm Girl, I agree, he has a problem & it sounds like guilt. They are his team & they let him down! lol.He probably types his questions while doing 'naughty' things with himself! lol

Answer 11

Empty seats are not good for the game but moving the Bunnies to Homebush was good for their wallets.