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Big Marty

Years ago

Is a new team in Sydney a possibility?

If you can guarantee that asses would be planted in seats for a full house EVERY week, then a merger is the best bet.

Technically if you merged the Pigs and Kings together to form a new team, you'd assume the fan base from both would mean sell outs to every home game. However, a new team IS a new team and that doesn't mean that you'll be looking at sellouts or popularity.

A new franchise would need to be looked into further.

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