Get Rid of The Donkeys
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Obviously the QRL has disagreed with you since 2003……
How much money has the QRL invested in the Northern Rivers region over the last 21 years?
It would be better to have a team in Wide Bay.
Obviously the QRL has disagreed with you since 2003……
Not too sure, but it’s a straight fact that the QRL have valued having the Seagulls in their competition a lot longer than whole swaths of Qld. No judgement or agreement on my behalf, just the facts. I’d believe someone (actually multiple people) whose entire career is based on these decisions more than just some suburban hacks like you and I on this.How much money has the QRL invested in the Northern Rivers region over the last 21 years?
It would be better to have a team in Wide Bay.
he doesn't know shit, imagine claiming to be a fan of BRL and wanting Norths Devils to be kicked out from the QLD cup.Not too sure, but it’s a straight fact that the QRL have valued having the Seagulls in their competition a lot longer than whole swaths of Qld. No judgement or agreement on my behalf, just the facts. I’d believe someone (actually multiple people) whose entire career is based on these decisions more than just some suburban hacks like you and I on this.
So let me get this straight, you see more value in Gympie having a team than Nundah? I hope for your sake you’re just trolling……..
Norths have a far more storied history then Easts, they just didn't get lucky with a big pokie denhe doesn't know shit, imagine claiming to be a fan of BRL and wanting Norths Devils to be kicked out from the QLD cup.
An NRL team will fix PNG.
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Chaos in the streets of Port Moresby after 'technical glitch' hits public servants' pay
Violence erupts on the streets of Port Moresby after a payroll error docked about $100 from the pay of public servants across the country.www.abc.net.au
An NRL team will fix PNG.
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Chaos in the streets of Port Moresby after 'technical glitch' hits public servants' pay
Violence erupts on the streets of Port Moresby after a payroll error docked about $100 from the pay of public servants across the country.www.abc.net.au
Not too sure, but it’s a straight fact that the QRL have valued having the Seagulls in their competition a lot longer than whole swaths of Qld. No judgement or agreement on my behalf, just the facts. I’d believe someone (actually multiple people) whose entire career is based on these decisions more than just some suburban hacks like you and I on this.
So let me get this straight, you see more value in Gympie having a team than Nundah? I hope for your sake you’re just trolling……..
You think the Brisbane Tigers are based at East Brisbane. Shows how little you know about the BRL.he doesn't know shit, imagine claiming to be a fan of BRL and wanting Norths Devils to be kicked out from the QLD cup.
Where’s that former Iraqi minister during the American invasion of Iraq? It’s all fine nothing to see here
@Get Rid of The Donkeys running rings around everybody when it comes to Queensland knowledge
Tweed Heads Seagulls wanted to compete in the 2002 season. Their entry was denied. The only reason they were accepted in 2003 was because the Scorpions folded.
A team in Wide Bay would benefit rugby league in the region. The QRL was interested in fielding a team in Wide Bay over a decade ago, but no longer think it's viable. The Wide Bay Bulls were one of the teams that competed in the Winfield Statewide League.
Does the Queensland Cup need the North Suburbs Devils?
Attendances at Bishop Park have always been poor. The facilities are second rate compared to Redcliffe, Wynnum and Easts.
Rugby league fans from the northern suburbs would rather watch the Broncos play at Lang Park.
It's a pity the NSW Cup is a quasi reserve grade competition for Sydney NRL teams. It would be better for the game to make it a truly state wide competition.Doubt Tweed are getting kicked out or moving voluntarily to NSW Cup any time soon, hasn’t seemed to be an issue. Plenty of their fans and players would live on the Gold Coast side of the border anyway and there is definitely space for 2 teams in the Gold Coast / Tweed area. Even if it was an issue I’d say they’d just get around it with a soft rebrand to Coolangatta/Tweed or something like that, easier than moving to NSW Cup.
NSW Cup isn’t really set up for anything other than NRL reserve grade sides unfortunately. It would be nice to have places like Coffs, Wagga, Central Coast, Bathurst etc represented like Rocky, Mackay & Toowoomba are in QCup but they seem to be moving further away from that style of competition.
Wide Bay Bulls compete at junior levels, if viable it would be good to see them at the top level as it would essentially be the last piece of the puzzle by filling the gap between Sunshine Coast & Rockhampton. Darwin too, even if they start in juniors only like Wide Bay do currently. They’ll never have a top grade team unless the AFL really scrape the barrel.
As for the last statement that isn’t really unique to the northern suburbs of Brisbane. Not sure any need to be culled, Wide Bay or Darwin would make a neat 16 team comp, admittedly 17 or more and it starts getting more complicated but really where else are teams coming from? Pacifique Treize are the only other one I can think that were interested and if they ever reappear they would assumedly need to come with some funding from PacificAus Sports like Hunters and Silktails.
All that aside and circling back to PNG, Hunters running teams in CC & MM Cups would produce a better turnover of players to NRL clubs than the Queensland Cup side has ever managed IMO. Big difference between developing a player at 17-20 and trialling them in their early-mid 20s.
And this..An NRL team will fix PNG.
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Chaos in the streets of Port Moresby after 'technical glitch' hits public servants' pay
Violence erupts on the streets of Port Moresby after a payroll error docked about $100 from the pay of public servants across the country.www.abc.net.au
Baghdad Bob?Where’s that former Iraqi minister during the American invasion of Iraq? It’s all fine nothing to see here
One spark away from anarchy. Just where you want an NRL club lolAnd this..
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More than a dozen dead in PNG chaos as police strike over missing pay
The prime ministers of PNG and Australia have called for calm after widespread looting and arson claimed 15 lives in the capital and elsewhere.www.smh.com.au