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Dave smith sold the fta rights for $185mill. Two deals on vlandys sold them for $115mill. What’s that difference when you consider inflation lol?So you agree Dave smith was a dope
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Dave smith sold the fta rights for $185mill. Two deals on vlandys sold them for $115mill. What’s that difference when you consider inflation lol?So you agree Dave smith was a dope
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Politis thinks the Jets and Tigers should have an NRL licence.Politis does. So do we go with smith who’s been part of getting nrl sht deals or a successful businessman like politis? Hmmmm
AFL doesn't rate in Perth.According to donkey no nrl fans in perth have got fox or kayo lol
Everyone on here other than your alt ignores what you’ve got to say.The ARLC ignores everything you say.
And PerthPolitis thinks the Jets and Tigers should have an NRL licence.
Earlier in this thread you said rugby union was rebounding in Perth.Haha, yeh sounds just like someone we should be basing our future decisions on
“Of rugby union, he says: ''The new SANZAR Melbourne team in Australia's second-largest market, together with a guaranteed finalist from the five Australian teams, will give the competition a real boost. “
Afl is a threat in Queensland but nrl can’t do anything in wa. He’s so full of it lolAFL doesn't rate in Perth.
AFL is going to bring in a third perth club.
They’re opening a second ikea in perth, sure fire sign it’s ripe for an nrl clubIKEA in perth closes at 5pm, perfect time for all those tourists to make the 6pm game.
Laurie Puddy reckons WA has 3 million rugby league supporters and an unnamed businessman stumping up $10m for a team?Businessman has “set aside $10 million” for Perth NRL team
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Businessman Has “Set Aside $10 Million” For Perth NRL Team
FORMER Perth Reds chairman Laurie Paddy says an un-named businessman has set aside $10 million dollars to underwrite Western Australia’s return to the NRL.
In the wake of the Dolphins’ admission to the top flight, Puddy was speaking on Higher Ground, a radio show hosted by former Reds player Chris Warren. He said he and former Perth Reds chief executive Gorden Allen were ready to head up the new franchise.
“I’ve met with the government, I’ve met which colleagues, business people – money would not be a problem,’ said Puddy.
“There’s one business colleague who is prepared to put up $10 million as a guarantee and so-on so money will never be an issue with the next rugby league team coming out of Western Australia.
“Three million people over there are busting to have their own team and support it.
“You know, I went to the last State of Origin in Perth and I had tears in my eyes because a lot of the people walking into the ground were wearing Western Reds gear – jumpers, shirts, jackets.
“Ready to go – all we need is someone to say, ‘we’ll give you consideration, you start getting it done’. Gorden is now back in Perth. He’s chomping at the bit. I need to get to Perth and get an opportunity to talk to Peter V’landys again.”
NRL chief executive Peter V’ladys has previously spoke on the record about Perth being too far for players to travel and having too many “rusted on” Australian Rules fans.
Puddy said: “I’ve had some discussions with Peter V’landys and I understand that there will be further discussions.
“However, nobody’s too excited about it and they’ve obviously had their hands full. It’s not a five-minute job. It’s a three-year project. It took three years in the past to put the Reds together and I would say that it would take us two years to do it again.”
Puddy said he was determined to continuing his pursuit of a return for the Reds, who competed from 1995 to 1997 before falling victim to the Super League War.
“We put too much money and too much effort into it from the outset to let it just go away. We know what we achieved and there are still people who are willing to go back to Perth to finish the job,” he said.
“I just need to have the people at headquarters to acknowledge that three million people in Western Australia can support a rugby league team.”
If that's the case then why do you keep responding to my posts you dumb bastard?Everyone on here other than your alt ignores what you’ve got to say.
Perth Red telling lies again.According to donkey no nrl fans in perth have got fox or kayo lol
Do you have anything useful to add to the conversation, or are you just going to make petty personal attacks to deflect attention away from the subject?
Didn't Butthurtski say a few months ago
You're an idiot.
If that's the case then why do you keep responding to my posts you dumb bastard?
Dave smith sold the fta rights for $185mill. Two deals on vlandys sold them for $115mill. What’s that difference when you consider inflation lol?
Good business by Gyngell. You can bet that he sold that game on to Fox at a much better penny than he bought it for.You're telling half-truths again.
Dave Smith devalued the PTV component of the deal by selling four games exclusively to Ch9, who sold one of those games back to Foxtel and gave up exclusivity to the other three. Ch9 ended up paying well under $185m after they sold the Saturday night game to Foxtel and gave up exclusivity of the other three.
If you sell a car for $20 grand, and the buyer sells one of its doors for $10 grand, you still got $20k.You're telling half-truths again.
Dave Smith devalued the PTV component of the deal by selling four games exclusively to Ch9, who sold one of those games back to Foxtel and gave up exclusivity to the other three. Ch9 ended up paying well under $185m after they sold the Saturday night game to Foxtel and gave up exclusivity of the other three.
I do have some serious concerns about the NRL trying to build a footprint in an AFL city (or Union city) without investing anything in doing so beyond the standard grant.
But if we ever want the game to grow we cant just keep adding clubs in NSW and Qlnd because they've got pokie dens.
Hopefully there is someone with deep enough pockets and long term commitment to make it work in Perth
or the NRL wakes up to actually investing in growing its business. We are only talking investing around $3-4mill a year I reckon which is about 0.8% of their annual revenue!
Good business by Gyngell. You can bet that he sold that game on to Fox at a much better penny than he bought it for.
That extra cash should have gone to the NRL if Smith had done his job properly. At the very least put a clause in that they couldn't onsell any games.
Even better if he'd actually played them off against each other.
Edit: and yes I think PVL f**ked up by not taking things to competing stations.