Brutus
Referee
- Messages
- 26,542
Lets have another 10 Yawnion sides to keep you barred up.
What about 10 sides from the local North Sydney, Central Coast and Parra comps to give you a permanent stiffy. Tv revenue could hit 200 bucks if we're lucky.
Lets have another 10 Yawnion sides to keep you barred up.
C'mon refute my comments if it ain't true.
From what I understand...
* Sharks have no major sponsor at this point.
* The development was forecast to bring in approx $5mil a year profit (whether this is net or gross I am not sure). This is to go to the Leagues club rather than the football club. They expect money to start coming in approx 5 years time.
* Sharks spend the least on and off the field of any NRL club.
* The highest Sharks season average was 16281 in 2005. Though the second highest was 13974 back in 1999. Crowds have been pretty poor even when you had a good year on the field in 2008 you still only averaged 12965.
* One of the lowest amounts of Season ticket holders in the comp.
* League's club owes St George bank approx $8-9mil. St George previously has been close to foreclosing the loan. What may some more interest rate rises do to pressure on the leagues and football club operations?
* Have been bailed out of debt previously. Why should the NRL do it again when the club struggles to get any kind of support outside of it's own area.
As long as there were lineouts and Spiro dropped the soap for you, it'd be heaven. Right?
How about you tell us all why you are so keen to see Cronulla punted?
Ding ding ding
spot on. as long as they can survive till the development is up and running they will be the richest club in the NRL. then maybe we can start spending all our salary cap money
Well Logan is there feeder team. I seriously doubt they'll move but yeah just saying what i heard canberra to logan in 2012. if it happens you heard it here first.
Cronulla will be in 5 years time the only Sydney team with that sort of set income outside of football operations, except maybe Canterbury and the NRL know that, which is why they won't get rid of a future cash cow team.
SYDNEY TEAMS and the leagues club is there to support the football club - its their charter and why they exist - how can't you know that, its what the comp has survived on until now!!!!! Sydney clubs will never compare to one town teams.
Owing our own ground is an asset and it didn't stop the Fed gov giving us nearly a 11 million for the ground, something Manly is still holding their hand out for and suffering for it. How long can they now got to stay at Brookvale in its condition?????
Given that we are running at record level for season seats and won't be at the bottom of the pile the way we are going, I don't think that is going to be an issue for the future given the attitude of the fan base at present. Hence the programes the club has put in place to survive the 5 years until the FULL income is in place, besides it will be incremental as things come on line e.g. the hotel income is expected in a couple of years.
Just use the dogs as an example of what can be turned around, they came from a lower level than us in public opinon etc.
TAKE THE BLINKERS OFF, things are changing for the better, your living off fanciful stories from 9 months ago.
I don't want Cronulla punted.
Just expand to Perth and bring in a 2nd Brisbane team and I'd be happy. (and don't bring up the 2 year failure bullsh*t).
Any balanced person would understand why the Crushers and Reds never stood a chance.
Lets have another 10 Yawnion sides to keep you barred up.
L4P, I thought you were smarter than some of the Sydney hating dimwits on here. I would love Perth to come back. I want the game to expand - to be strong as it can be.
I detest, however, the assertion that places like Perth will be so strong that existing clubs should be culled to make way for them - then the same people extolling this action demand the NRL prop them up.
I also detest the deathriders of whichever Sydney team has a poor season and gets sub 13k crowds - and then demand there execution, whilst praising an 8k crowd as the future of the code.
How hard is THAt to comprehend?
Hey come on mate, I hate Sydney along with the best of them! In saying that I don't want to kill off Sydney teams just because they're from Sydney. I just want what's best for the comp as a whole. If that means that under-performing teams are told to shape up or ship out then so be it. There are imo two clubs in Sydney which are dragging the chain bigtime imo.
It's one of the reasons I'd like to see the Bears back in the comp. It'll create more pressure for the other Sydney clubs and ideally it'll force one of the under-performing clubs to relocate outside of NSW.
Cronulla will always be a bottom tier club if they stay where they are.
wooh wooh wooh hold the fugg up...
a Broncos fan commenting on the state and performance of NSW teams :crazy: sorry not all teams got to be one state teams for a long period of time..so you want Cronulla, to move away from the ground they own unlike other NRL clubs and the land [which they also own] which will hold there new development,just so they can perform better on the field
:? how the hell did you come to that conclusion?
how old are you and how did you pass school?
![]()
what are you an idiot? if you own a venue you make money from hosting events at the place. weve hosted a concert, w league finals and a league pre season in the off season alone. thats up 100000000000% on the previous nothing that the old admin was doing.Cronulla owns their own ground, awesome. How is that helping them though?
theres 7,000 odd according to face book. and we have 1500 more members than we did last year.They are still a team with no fans
not this year. but i would say anything older than this post is history.no history and no chance of winning the comp
It won't even make Cronulla a 'rich' club. They'll just be able to stop treading water for a couple of years before the rising costs of running a football club catch up with them.
well.
he's a broncos fan. his league experience is far more relaxing and easier than ours.
I can't comment on the state of poorly run clubs simply because I support my local NRL team? Would my opinion somehow be more valid in your eyes if I followed the Knights or Storm?
Cronulla owns their own ground, awesome. How is that helping them though? They are still a team with no fans, no money, no history and no chance of winning the comp. Even if the development goes through without a hitch it won't suddenly fix all of your problems. It won't even make Cronulla a 'rich' club. They'll just be able to stop treading water for a couple of years before the rising costs of running a football club catch up with them...
ummmmno history
