As a result COVID, we only had to do one extra round trip by bus this season.Raidersteve wrote: ↑October 10, 2020, 9:29 pmAll of the Queensland teams that travelled to NSW flew in and all of the flights were shorter in travel time than Canberra travelling from Canberra to Sydney by bus. Plus the Cowboys and Broncos played 2 additional home games than Canberra. Titans played 2 home games at Suncorp which is a shorter trip than Canberra to Sydney.afgtnk wrote: ↑October 10, 2020, 9:09 pmSure - Titans, Broncos, Cowboys. That's the minimum.Northern Raider wrote: ↑October 10, 2020, 8:43 pm Name a team that has more travel time than the Raiders.
Let's break it down.
On resumption, we had the Storm in Melbourne. Flight.
Next round started our first of two away 'home games'. Believe the first was chartered flight. https://www.smh.com.au/sport/nrl/off-to ... 55c7d.html
Then next week 'away', bus to Campbelltown.
Week after also Campbelltown at 'home', seems we elected not to fly because we rathered the bus. Can't be an excuse, we had the option.
Away next game at Bankwest, bus.
After that we're back at home and play seven games there. Roosters game away we have a flight. Same with the Dragons away. There may be more. We do two trips one trip to GC one to NQ, three to Syd, one to Wollongong on resumption.
On resumption:
Gold Coast: One trip NQ, one trip to Sunshine Coast, six trips to Sydney, three games at Suncorp
Brisbane: Three trips to Central Coast, four trips to Sydney, one trip to Canberra, one to Gold Coast
Nth QLD: Four trips to Sydney, one to Central Coast, one to Newcastle, one to Brisbane, one to Sunshine Coast, one to Gold Coast
You 'lose', unless you can prove what a number of your have taken as fact - something I've now asked for repeatedly which you can't seem to provide.
One.
If you think that's going to outweigh all the travel the QLD teams did, good luck.