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Posted July 23, 2019 03:21 · last edited July 23, 2019 04:20

An uneven draw in Australian sport is not unique to football. Happens likewise in AFL and NRL. Codes that also have finals. Similar effectively to most American sports with East and West conferences.

Not saying it’s right but both these countries have highly competitive sports markets. Unlike say Europe where football is untouchable.

A focus on derbies, uneven draws, finals, unfriendly kick off times are as much a symptom of football having to fiercely compete for public attention and TV revenue as anything. Though a 11 team comp seems dumb, and hopefully when SW Sydney enters the A League goes back to an even draw.

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Unknown editor edited July 23, 2019 04:20

An uneven draw in Australian sport is not unique to football. Happens likewise in AFL and NRL. Codes that also have finals. Similar effectively to most American sports with East and West conferences.

Not saying it’s right but both these countries have highly competitive sports markets. Unlike say Europe where football is untouchable.

A focus on derbies, uneven draws, finals are as much a symptom of football having to fiercely compete for public attention and TV revenue as anything. Though a 11 team comp seems dumb, and hopefully when SW Sydney enters A League goes back to an even draw.

Unknown editor edited July 23, 2019 03:23

An uneven draw in Australian sport is not unique to football. Happens also in AFL and NRL. Codes that also have finals. As it does effectively in most American sports with East and West conferences.

Not saying it’s right but both these countries have highly competitive sports markets. Unlike say Europe where football is king.

A focus on derbies, uneven draws, finals are as much a symptom of football having to fiercely compete for public attention and TV revenue as anything. Though a 11 team comp seems dumb, and hopefully when SW Sydney enters A League goes back to an even draw.

Unknown editor edited July 23, 2019 03:22

An uneven draw in Australian sport is not unique to football. Happens also in AFL and NRL. Codes that also have finals. As it does effectively in most American sports with East and West conferences.

Not saying it’s right but both these countries have highly competitive sports markets. Unlike say Europe where football is king.

A focus on derbies, uneven draws, finals are as much a symptom of football having to fiercely compete for public attention and TV revenue. Though a 11 team comp seems dumb, and hopefully when SW Sydney enters A League goes back to even draw.