18th club, whose next?

[mongoose]

oh well, at least I didn't abandon League for the Swannies

 

[Canard]

I'd love to see how @Wb1234 and @Get Rid of The Donkeys justify being anti-Growth?

 

[Wb1234]

The Brumbies were created in 1996.

Which is beside the point. I said the Brumbies' introduction hurt the game in NSW and Queensland.

Before Super 12 was created in 1996 there was the Super 10 (1993-95), Super 6 (1992) and South Pacific Championship (1986-90).

Queensland won the Super 10 in 1994 and 1995.

https://x.com/ausstockchick/status/1785123049320431710?s=46&t=6xYqmuW8CnTQFYLnlqwFWA

The wa economy is tanking

 

[Wb1234]

oh well, at least I didn't abandon League for the Swannies

Worked out who Clive Churchill is yet ?

 

[Perth Red]

https://x.com/ausstockchick/status/1785123049320431710?s=46&t=6xYqmuW8CnTQFYLnlqwFWA

The wa economy is tanking

haha, this is due to a lack of tradies and high demand, we are desperately short of housing due to population growth and wealth here. Builders are over committing and cant get the tradies to finish the jobs.


'Western Australia's finances are continuing to go from strength-to-strength, with Treasurer Rita Saffioti handing down a healthy set of books in her first major test in the role.
The state's surplus – a measure former Premier Mark McGowan was always so proud of – has grown by $400 million from his last budget'

Budget explained: Everything you need to know about WA's mid-year budget review

WA continues to be flush with cash, with the resources rich state expecting a $3.7 billion windfall surplus off the back of higher than forecast iron ore prices. State political reporter Keane Bourke explains.

www.abc.net.au

 

[mongoose]

I'd love to see how @Wb1234 and @Get Rid of The Donkeys justify being anti-Growth?

afl followers

 

[Dragonwest]

haha, this is due to a lack of tradies and high demand, we are desperately short of housing due to population growth and wealth here. Builders are over committing and cant get the tradies to finish the jobs.


'Western Australia's finances are continuing to go from strength-to-strength, with Treasurer Rita Saffioti handing down a healthy set of books in her first major test in the role.
The state's surplus – a measure former Premier Mark McGowan was always so proud of – has grown by $400 million from his last budget'

Budget explained: Everything you need to know about WA's mid-year budget review

WA continues to be flush with cash, with the resources rich state expecting a $3.7 billion windfall surplus off the back of higher than forecast iron ore prices. State political reporter Keane Bourke explains.

www.abc.net.au

36 months into my building contract, stuck with a single tiler at the moment taking over a month to tile just wet areas ... crazy times.

 

[Canard]

https://x.com/ausstockchick/status/1785123049320431710?s=46&t=6xYqmuW8CnTQFYLnlqwFWA

The wa economy is tanking

There were 503 construction companies that went bust in Australia up to March 2024, the vast majority being East Coast based.

‘Tsunami’ of headwinds faces builders as collapses surge by a third

The latest official figures point to a 32 per cent increase in insolvencies across the sector this financial year.

www.afr.com

@Wb1234 has ruled the East Coast as an expansion location.

Wait till he sees the state of the NZ economy

 

[reanimate]

The early followers of rugby rules weren’t not some evangelical expansionists

they were the opposite

they were happy for rugby to die in Manchester rather than it go to rugby league

the northern union were no better re expansion

More post-schism talk.

My point was that the early followers of Rugby rules, pre-schism, didn’t keel over in the face of Association Football and how ingrained it became in the UK and around the world. They spread the game, leading to us getting Rugby League and the NRL.

 

[Perth Red]

36 months into my building contract, stuck with a single tiler at the moment taking over a month to tile just wet areas ... crazy times.

yeh we are doing our house up to sell at moment and getting tradies in has been a real pain, let alone what they are charging!

 

[Get Rid of The Donkeys]

The early followers of rugby rules weren’t not some evangelical expansionists

they were the opposite

they were happy for rugby to die in Manchester rather than it go to rugby league

the northern union were no better re expansion

The RFU looked down on the working class. So did the ARU.

 

[Get Rid of The Donkeys]

https://x.com/ausstockchick/status/1785123049320431710?s=46&t=6xYqmuW8CnTQFYLnlqwFWA

The wa economy is tanking

One of the reasons for this is skilled workers from the east coast aren't interested in moving to an isolated hillbilly state.

As a rule, though, Australians don’t do that. We don’t move states much and we certainly don’t go west. There’s far more international migration to WA (+84,000 people last year) than there is interstate migration (+37,000). Meanwhile people from WA are unusually likely to move overseas, while also being unusually unlikely to move to the rest of the country. Which is another way of pointing out that Western Australia is kind of cut off from the rest of Australia. It is the most isolated city in the world. A three-day drive from the east coast and flying can be nightmarishly expensive. Which is why people from Perth are found more often in Denpasar airport than Sydney.

Go West: Why The Sun Is Yet To Set On Perth’s Economy

Go West: Why The Sun Is Yet To Set On Perth’s Economy

www.forbes.com

The only people that want to live there are f**kwits from shithole cities like Hull.

 

[Vlad59]

Finish work, open this thread and once again it’s full of utter nonsense about Perth by the same two posters over and over again. Bloody childish obsessive drivel.

 

[Wb1234]

More post-schism talk.

My point was that the early followers of Rugby rules, pre-schism, didn’t keel over in the face of Association Football and how ingrained it became in the UK and around the world. They spread the game, leading to us getting Rugby League and the NRL.

Buddy you have no clue

there was no soccer or rugby it was all one code

Soccer allowed picking up of the ball

then soccer decided to make touching the ball illegal whilst rugby was played under rugby school rules of picking up the ball

it was just a fluke which areas went with soccer and which rugby

 

[Wb1234]

haha, this is due to a lack of tradies and high demand, we are desperately short of housing due to population growth and wealth here. Builders are over committing and cant get the tradies to finish the jobs.


'Western Australia's finances are continuing to go from strength-to-strength, with Treasurer Rita Saffioti handing down a healthy set of books in her first major test in the role.
The state's surplus – a measure former Premier Mark McGowan was always so proud of – has grown by $400 million from his last budget'

Budget explained: Everything you need to know about WA's mid-year budget review

WA continues to be flush with cash, with the resources rich state expecting a $3.7 billion windfall surplus off the back of higher than forecast iron ore prices. State political reporter Keane Bourke explains.

www.abc.net.au

Builders are going broke due to high demand for building work?

lmao

 

[reanimate]

Buddy you have no clue

there was no soccer or rugby it was all one code

Soccer allowed picking up of the ball

then soccer decided to make touching the ball illegal whilst rugby was played under rugby school rules of picking up the ball

it was just a fluke which areas went with soccer and which rugby

There were multiple sets of football rules, one of which was the Rugby rules, they didn’t all play by the same rules.
The followers of Rugby rules didn’t accept the FA rules and kept promoting their own set of rules as they believed them to be superior, even though the FA rules became more popular.

It wasn’t a fluke at all, things like the FA and RFU didn’t drop out of the sky.

 

[flippikat]

There were 503 construction companies that went bust in Australia up to March 2024, the vast majority being East Coast based.

‘Tsunami’ of headwinds faces builders as collapses surge by a third

The latest official figures point to a 32 per cent increase in insolvencies across the sector this financial year.

www.afr.com

@Wb1234 has ruled the East Coast as an expansion location.

Wait till he sees the state of the NZ economy

I have to say, kinda relieved that Wellington doesn't have a bid running at the moment - our local economy is on "a trajectory not suitable for aircraft".

The public service is being severely slashed by the new Government's austerity, throwing tons of middle-class office workers on the scrap heap, and the flow--on will ripple across everywhere from hospitality to retail to the trades.

The CBD was already on a death-spiral, thanks to many earthquake-prone buildings (especially leisure/entertainment spaces) being closed.. but this is just adding to the stench of decay in our nation's capital. I think we won't be on the upswing again until the early 2030s, at least.

 

[Wb1234]

There were multiple sets of football rules, one of which was the Rugby rules, they didn’t all play by the same rules.
The followers of Rugby rules didn’t accept the FA rules and kept promoting their own set of rules as they believed them to be superior, even though the FA rules became more popular.

It wasn’t a fluke at all, things like the FA and RFU didn’t drop out of the sky.

Rugby didn’t take on soccer

that’s bs

 

[MugaB]

Finish work, open this thread and once again it’s full of utter nonsense about Perth by the same two posters over and over again. Bloody childish obsessive drivel.

Perf, poo on earth?

 

[reanimate]

Rugby didn’t take on soccer

that’s bs

You’re right, they accepted the FA rules. The RFU, 1895 and the schism, 1907-1908, none of it happened.