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Joes Milk Bar said:I agree with Piggins and the former players. $3 million is far too small a price to sell off a hundred year old club, when the club, just as one part of its income, gets a grant of that amount from the NRL every year.
If it was to a highly professional set of owners who could guarantee success, maybe you could stomach it. But to an actor who every year does one insane thing or another, and a guy whose biggest achievement was picking a rich father, they'd just be trading one circus for another, while losing their tradition as the "people's club" which has helped keep them in the competition up to now.
Never seemed to hurt the Roosters.
I am sure the business community would certainly rather back the club and be associated with these 2 guys than a band of former footballers with limited business sense. If these guys have such a grand vision for the club, why not table it, put thier business plan into action , attract higher calibre players and return Souths to a more respectable outfit. (I certainly do respect and consider the guys mantioned RL legends so don't think for a minute I am bagging them, but that does not make them good business men or administrators)
However common sense has to prevail, these 2 guy's have very large pockets, a strong desire to see the club succeed and wanting to invest thier own hard earned seems to ensure they aim to see thier investment succeed. Souths have IMO nothing to lose and everything to gain, as I think a couple more seasons of residing at the bottom of the ladder might have the NRL questioning the viability of the club and I think if they get the arse again they will be lost for good! :?