18th club, whose next?

[MugaB]

new deal kicks in 2028. Excpect they’ll start negotiations end of ‘25 early ‘26

and yes the sale of a ninth game slot should be a major uplifter in tv rights value

Earlier if its perth, need to lock in funds and start recruiting for '28

 

[Perth Red]

Earlier if its perth, need to lock in funds and start recruiting for '28

ideally there’d be a three year lead in but it’s unlikely given tv contract timing and nrls reticence to announce expansion unless tv have agreed to it.

if nrl had confidence in itself they’d announce perth early ‘25 and go to open market for ‘28 with a nine game package.

 

[Wb1234]

Good chance it’s announced this year
Next year at the latest

talks are happening now with broadcasters as to what value Perth brings in and potentially also with sky nz as to what value Wellington brings in

 

[Perth Red]

talks are happening now with broadcasters as to what value Perth brings in and potentially also with sky nz as to what value Wellington brings in

link?

 

[Wb1234]

link?

TikTok - Make Your Day

Perrrfffff

 

[MugaB]

TikTok - Make Your Day

Perrrfffff

Jimmy makes me Giggle

 

[Perth Red]

TikTok - Make Your Day

Perrrfffff

As I thought

 

[Wb1234]

As I thought

Perrrrffff

 

[MugaB]

Perrrrffff

Biggest imports =whinging poms

 

[Perth Red]

Perrrrffff

you’re the master in stating something as fact but having zero evidence to back up what is in fact just in your head, an opinion at best lol. Then deflecting when called out on it, classic troll.

 

[MugaB]

you’re the master in stating something as fact but having zero evidence to back up what is in fact just in your head, an opinion at best lol. Then deflecting when called out on it, classic troll.

 

[Wb1234]

Biggest imports =whinging p9ms

Save on water bills

 

[Perth Red]

And here we go with the derailment, f**k off trolls.

 

[Perth Red]

I’ve been advised to hold off selling my house as perth is about to hit a migration boom over next few years.

Over the next decade, Western Australia's population is projected to increase from around 2.8 million now to 3.2 million by 2032–33.
The vast majority of the state's population lives in Perth, and that trend isn't expected to change, with the city expected to reach 2.6 million by 2032–33.

wellington population increasing by 4k a year, perth 46k a year.

 

[Wb1234]

No showers needed in the new houses ):

 

[Perth Red]

Perth population tipped to hit 3 million within a decade. Nrl, hello?

 

[Bukowski]

Perth population tipped to hit 3 million within a decade. Nrl, hello?

Not enough fish though

 

[Colk]

Not enough fish though

Supposedly. Although, despite protestations to the contrary, nobody knows where the next side is going to come from. They should go to the biggest area in Australia and New Zealand without a side and it is the most likely considering the press it is getting but again anything could happen

 

[flippikat]

The way things are at the moment, the NRL has options in Perth and Brisbane beating down the door for a spot in the league. The AFL has Tassie beating down the door. I know which position I'd rather be in. The AFL have done their dash with Lions, Suns, Swans and GWS in their non-heartlands and it really hasn't made a difference. All they are left with is Tassie & maybe Canberra. As the NRL now looks to spread out nationally, they will pick up more and more sponsorships and probably broadcast deals. The AFL have peaked, we are only just getting started.

Good point there - the AFL doesn't have many places of big value left to go.

They've teased Tasmania so long, they'd get a lot of crap flung at them if it isn't team 19

Then they have the choice of another smallish market (Northern Territory? Newcastle? North Queensland?!?) OR Canberra (sorry Giants, you lose a secondary market) OR putting a 3rd team in Perth or Adelaide or Sydney (in that order of likelihood) and the risk of cannibalizing the existing clubs fans there.

 

[Pippen94]

I’ve been advised to hold off selling my house as perth is about to hit a migration boom over next few years.

Over the next decade, Western Australia's population is projected to increase from around 2.8 million now to 3.2 million by 2032–33.
The vast majority of the state's population lives in Perth, and that trend isn't expected to change, with the city expected to reach 2.6 million by 2032–33.

wellington population increasing by 4k a year, perth 46k a year.

Perth is a hole