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Are there any leagues fans here in sydney? More specifically, Roosters fans? Yes i know my team is shit lately but being a supporter is about more than just winning, although nowhere near as good when your not! So please dont ruin my thread bagging my team.

I would just like to ask if there are any roosters fans as i MAY have a spare ticket tomorrow so thought what better way than to meet someone from the skyline community who is also a roosters fan and watch the game. Its at 3pm tomorrow (sunday) at aussie stadium, seats are in Roosters supporter bay and the game is against the Sharks. Ticket is free as i have 2 season passes so just thought i would ask if anyone would like to meet up and go? Not positive ticket is available, but more than likely. So yeah, let me know. :)

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Name 1 team thats any different? Thats always the way it works. You always get more fans going when you win. Pretty silly thing to say really, Eels have had far more problems with gettings fans "bums on seats" the past few years. Statistics shatter such generalisations like that, we have been one of the best supported clubs home and away over the past decade.

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