1) If it`s genuine it would be a bloody sight cheaper to run a reserve grade team out of Sydney; or possibly,Let's just see what the Jets are expecting here.
I bet it's a lot less than Norths are demanding.
If Newtown is happy to be very much a minor party/passive party in this (so long as they get a feeder-deal that cements their NSW Cup future) then it might bring a positive dimension to a Perth club.
We may not be looking at a joint venture in the traditional "equal partners" model that the NRL has seen, with all the pitfalls that's had.
Two points on that.....when team needs to attached itself to supposed failed Sydney clubs lol
Ownership wise they'll be wealthy enough. Having a feeder club though makes sense early on in their existence though. Especially if it puts Vlandys at ease to them having a Sydney link. He seems to think it's important to cater for Sydney fans .1) If it`s genuine it would be a bloody sight cheaper to run a reserve grade team out of Sydney; or possibly,
2) Could be a tactic being used by Perth to get the Bears to back off a little with their demands as well.
Personally, I just hope Perth are wealthy enough to stand on their own two legs, much less complicate that way.
I wouldn`t be surprised if V`landy`s pointed them in the direction of both the Bears and Newtown. We know in his own way he`s very conservative and he may see linking them with a traditional club as a better way to ensure their survival. If they outgrow them, well, that won`t be the NRL`s problem.Two points on that...
1 - it sounds like it's the Jets initiating these talks.
2 - If the Perth bid are entertaining this approach from Newtown, they might just feel that some kinda link to RL heartland is necessary to sway the NRL's decision makers. That says more of the NRL's values (or PERCIEVED values, in the eyes of the Perth bid) than anything else.
Beat me to it.Ownership wise they'll be wealthy enough. Having a feeder club though makes sense early on in their existence though. Especially if it puts Vlandys at ease to them having a Sydney link. He seems to think it's important to cater for Sydney fans .
Two points on that...
1 - it sounds like it's the Jets initiating these talks.
2 - If the Perth bid are entertaining this approach from Newtown, they might just feel that some kinda link to RL heartland is necessary to sway the NRL's decision makers. That says more of the NRL's values (or PERCIEVED values, in the eyes of the Perth bid) than anything else.
Not NewtownI wouldn`t be surprised if V`landy`s pointed them in the direction of both the Bears and Newtown. We know in his own way he`s very conservative and he may see linking them with a traditional club as a better way to ensure their survival. If they outgrow them, well, that won`t be the NRL`s problem.
Newtown weren’t even arlNot a strong look needing to pick back off former NRL clubs which ppl here have openly mocked
Perth has worked for two decades now *on their own* to try and get back into the NRL.Not a strong look needing to pick back off former NRL clubs which ppl here have openly mocked
Newtown weren’t even arl
former nswrl club
You just made his point for him lolPerth has worked for two decades now *on their own* to try and get back into the NRL.
It's not made any progress.
In that case, why wouldn't they (at least) explore other angles - including an appeal to tradition - to try getting across the line?
Nswrl > arl > nrlUgh..NRL just extension of nswrl & before that Sydney premiership
Perth has worked for two decades now *on their own* to try and get back into the NRL.
It's not made any progress.
In that case, why wouldn't they (at least) explore other angles - including an appeal to tradition - to try getting across the line?
Nswrl > arl > nrl
the Sydney prem was the nswrl
100%. If Vlandys wants a Sydney link, you give him one. Without giving ownership to the bears. Smart strategyTwo points on that...
1 - it sounds like it's the Jets initiating these talks.
2 - If the Perth bid are entertaining this approach from Newtown, they might just feel that some kinda link to RL heartland is necessary to sway the NRL's decision makers. That says more of the NRL's values (or PERCIEVED values, in the eyes of the Perth bid) than anything else.
..& super league games part of NRL records too
FMD you’re on a rollFunny all the super leaguers saying Sydney teams holding game back & but now running to borrow cred from clubs that have been out of league for decades. Oh the irony