18th club, whose next?

[blue bags]

Northern territory bear's

 

[Centy Coast]

Northern territory bear's

Tasmanian Jets

 

[Colk]

..must embarrass u that u never won an argument against me, lol

Sure thing. You can’t distinguish between what is real and what is fake (apparently) so yeah.

 

[The Penguin #6.]

Very exciting news coming out W.A.

Bennett helps boost Schools Ambassadors Program in WA

Dolphins coach Wayne Bennett was a surprise guest at the recent launch of Schools Ambassadors Program in Perth, sharing stories with representatives from schools from Western Australia who had gathered to learn more about growing the game.

www.nrl.com

"The Schools Ambassadors Program is a new NRL national initiative that was officially launched in February this year to help school staff better support students in the classroom and on the footy field.

"The WA launch on Saturday saw 50 teachers invited to connect with NRL staff as part of the project that shares the latest information in programs, accreditation and opportunities for students. Ambassadors are also eligible for additional support and rewards throughout the year.

" (Lead Game development officer) Steve Marshall said the expansion of the School Ambassador Program into Western Australia would help grow the game through the level of support the teachers receive."

 

[Wb1234]

Can anyone post this wanna see how expansion clubs have done

 

[Pippen94]

Sure thing. You can’t distinguish between what is real and what is fake (apparently) so yeah.

Hate to break it to you, but nobody thinks it's real. Ur supercilious side showing again..

 

[Get Rid of The Donkeys]

Very exciting news coming out W.A.

Bennett helps boost Schools Ambassadors Program in WA

Dolphins coach Wayne Bennett was a surprise guest at the recent launch of Schools Ambassadors Program in Perth, sharing stories with representatives from schools from Western Australia who had gathered to learn more about growing the game.

www.nrl.com

"The Schools Ambassadors Program is a new NRL national initiative that was officially launched in February this year to help school staff better support students in the classroom and on the footy field.

"The WA launch on Saturday saw 50 teachers invited to connect with NRL staff as part of the project that shares the latest information in programs, accreditation and opportunities for students. Ambassadors are also eligible for additional support and rewards throughout the year.

" (Lead Game development officer) Steve Marshall said the expansion of the School Ambassador Program into Western Australia would help grow the game through the level of support the teachers receive."

This could be an indication that Perth is the frontrunner for the 18th licence.

 

[MugaB]

This could be an indication that Perth is the frontrunner for the 18th licence.

They'd be a bit late if they are looking at a 2026 start
Again their junior pathways aren't upto reserve grade standard yet, other bid areas already are

 

[The Penguin #6.]

This could be an indication that Perth is the frontrunner for the 18th licence.

Yes, I think so too. But even if that`s not the case, I think it definitely indicates W.A. are going to get a license at some stage in the near future.

 

[Centy Coast]

Today I ventured to HBF Park, the proposed home ground of the Perth Bears, West Coast Pirates, Perth Jets or whatever WA bid is successful.
It has only a very small capacity of 20,500, it is a nice looking Stadium and dare I say it has a very North Sydney Oval feel to it as it is surrounded by many, many Fig trees.

 

[Vee]

Today I ventured to HBF Park, the proposed home ground of the Perth Bears, West Coast Pirates, Perth Jets or whatever WA bid is successful.
It has only a very small capacity of 20,500, it is a nice looking Stadium and dare I say it has a very North Sydney Oval feel to it as it is surrounded by many, many Fig trees.

Tell Billy Moore, he might settle for that.

 

[Centy Coast]

Bring Back the Bears

 

[Bukowski]

Today I ventured to HBF Park, the proposed home ground of the Perth Bears, West Coast Pirates, Perth Jets or whatever WA bid is successful.
It has only a very small capacity of 20,500, it is a nice looking Stadium and dare I say it has a very North Sydney Oval feel to it as it is surrounded by many, many Fig trees.

Very small? Dolphin and shark Park are very small. 20k is bigger than the NRL average crowd.

 

[Centy Coast]

Very small? Dolphin and shark Park are very small. 20k is bigger than the NRL average crowd.

I was just talking about the look of the Stadium, but I was at Optus Stadium on Saturday so maybe that is still fresh in my memory.
Central Coast Stadium feels way bigger though the crowd capacity is almost identical.
North Sydney Oval also feels much bigger.
It is a very compact ground though.

 

[The Penguin #6.]

Today I ventured to HBF Park, the proposed home ground of the Perth Bears, West Coast Pirates, Perth Jets or whatever WA bid is successful.
It has only a very small capacity of 20,500, it is a nice looking Stadium and dare I say it has a very North Sydney Oval feel to it as it is surrounded by many, many Fig trees.

Hopefully they`ll never be like the Bears and need all those fig leaves.

 

[Wb1234]

2 clubs in Brisbane sure has worked

that’s a half yearly profit too

amazing

 

[Perth Red]

2 clubs in Brisbane sure has worked

that’s a half yearly profit too

amazing

Yes Amazing what an extra $2mill over cap hand out from the nrl will do for your bottom line lol

 

[Wb1234]

Yes Amazing what an extra $2mill over cap hand out from the nrl will do for your bottom line lol

West Coast Eagles - the most profitable sports club in Australia

West Coast Eagles are spending $35 million of their own money on a new training and administration centre.

www.afr.com

Things have changed under vlanyds leadership haven’t they

 

[Get Rid of The Donkeys]

Yes, I think so too. But even if that`s not the case, I think it definitely indicates W.A. are going to get a license at some stage in the near future.

If the competition expands to 20 teams then you can bet that the 3 available licences will go to Brisbane, New Zealand and Perth. All that is to be decided is what order they enter.

 

[Brian potter]

If the competition expands to 20 teams then you can bet that the 3 available licences will go to Brisbane, New Zealand and Perth. All that is to be decided is what order they enter.

Add those teams and the NRL truly lives upto to its name in becoming a national competition.