Footy finals superstitions prompt grooming decisions for fans
Zero Tackle NRL • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 19, 2026, 2:59 AM
Last updated Oct 19, 2026
As the NRL finals conclude, fans face the decision of what to do with their superstitious finals beards. This phenomenon has become a notable part of footy folklore, with fans often refusing to shave in hopes of bringing their teams luck. Whether teams advance or face elimination, the emergence of extensive beards requires attention. Grooming products from brands like Remington are highlighted as potential solutions for fans navigating their beard maintenance after the finals season ends.
- •Fans often grow beards during finals for superstitious reasons.
- •Remington markets grooming products to assist fans with beard maintenance.
- •Many fans struggle with decisions about their beards after the playoffs.
- •The tradition reflects the passionate connection between fans and their teams.
- 2:59 AMZero Tackle NRL — Footy finals superstition comes at a cost – now it’s time to face the beard
"Whether your team fell short or went all the way, that finals beard has earned its place in footy folklore. Now it’s time to decide what comes next.
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