Diesel
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The Sharks would be an asset to Adelaide in the NRL or in the NSWRL if staying where they are. 11k stadium capacity is not growing the gameThey(cronulla) would be an asset to the women’s game and NSW cup.
The Sharks would be an asset to Adelaide in the NRL or in the NSWRL if staying where they are. 11k stadium capacity is not growing the gameThey(cronulla) would be an asset to the women’s game and NSW cup.
A NRLW and NSW cup team is plenty and more than enough for cronulla.The Sharks would be an asset to Adelaide in the NRL or in the NSWRL if staying where they are. 11k stadium capacity is not growing the game
The problem with Perth is gaming machines are illegal in Western Australia. That's why Perth Rat is vehemently against pokies but okay with prostitution and loan sharks. I don't know what the situation is like in New Zealand. @flippikat once explained it, but I've forgotten as my memory ain't the best these days.the mistake the nswrl/arl made when it expanded was forming brand new teams rather than take the best team from that area
eg Newcastle wests vs knights, qrl clubs vs broncos
pvl has learned from this mistake. Rather then create a new Brisbane club he looked at the two strong qrl clubs that had leagues clubs
it lessens the risk of failure
it’s what he will do with Perth and maybe even chch if possible
I suspect you're right. He's an angry man with a massive chip on his shoulder.I know everyone is having a laugh and a joke but this is how I genuinely imagine him to look but just not as slim.
the mistake the nswrl/arl made when it expanded was forming brand new teams rather than take the best team from that area
eg Newcastle wests vs knights, qrl clubs vs broncos
pvl has learned from this mistake. Rather then create a new Brisbane club he looked at the two strong qrl clubs that had leagues clubs
it lessens the risk of failure
it’s what he will do with Perth and maybe even chch if possible
More like a fish supper on his shoulder.I suspect you're right. He's an angry man with a massive chip on his shoulder.
You are conflating a preference with a demand.It's obvious V'landys and the rest of the ARLC don't want a standalone Perth team.
I'm not going to get into a debate about the semantics of V'landys' comments.You are conflating a preference with a demand.
If they will accept a stand alone perth team is the key thing, unless he tells cumins he HAS to partner with the Bears then it’s going to take something big to come from the Bears to get Perth to accept them.
The only thing he has been directly quoted as saying is “perth is not conditional on a bears partnership”. If you can show me any other actual quote from him then please do so.I'm not going to get into a debate about the semantics of V'landys' comments.
If you wish to believe he is willing to accept a standalone Perth team then good for you. I'll believe he's willing to accept one when he announces it at a press conference.
I'm not going to get into another one of these boring and useless arguments over what was said and what it might have meant. We know his opinion on "rusted on AFL states". We know he wants Perth to link up with the Bears. We'll have to wait and see what happens from here.The only thing he has been directly quoted as saying is “perth is not conditional on a bears partnership”. If you can show me any other actual quote from him then please do so.
Haha so that’s a no then. yes he clearly prefers a perth-bears partnership but he is also quoted as saying it isn’t essential to Perth getting a team. It’s now up to the bears to convince the Perth consortium they are their best option for a successful club. It won’t be an easy sell.I'm not going to get into another one of these boring and useless arguments over what was said and what it might have meant. We know his opinion on "rusted on AFL states". We know he wants Perth to link up with the Bears. We'll have to wait and see what happens from here.
It depends on each local council, but a "shrinking lid" policy on gaming machines has been pretty popular - no new machines & no replacement of machines if some are taken out (eg a venue closes). That's what Auckland Council operates on.The problem with Perth is gaming machines are illegal in Western Australia. That's why Perth Rat is vehemently against pokies but okay with prostitution and loan sharks. I don't know what the situation is like in New Zealand. @flippikat once explained it, but I've forgotten as my memory ain't the best these days.
Who owns the knights now ?Yeah no thanks, taking the most hated club in newcastle and putting it in nrl would have been terrible. Creating a new team was the perfect idea, makes it so the whole city can get behind it.
It’s Perth Red, just say nothing and move on, he wants a NRL team in Perth BUT.I'm not going to get into another one of these boring and useless arguments over what was said and what it might have meant. We know his opinion on "rusted on AFL states". We know he wants Perth to link up with the Bears. We'll have to wait and see what happens from here.
Easy to say that now that they are the powerhouse they are today. Back in 88 they only ran one leagues club so who's to say they don't struggle like the restWho owns the knights now ?
would’ve saved 30 years of poor finances
One leagues club beats zeroEasy to say that now that they are the powerhouse they are today. Back in 88 they only ran one leagues club so who's to say they don't struggle like the rest