God-King Dean
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I'm not hijacking, I'm giving my opinion
You might be able to fool a few people with that line, but all I see is divisive and cynical Steelers supporter doing what he can to unsettle the Joint Venture.Man_of_Steel_1982 said:A Third party view would be interesting. Read my original post.
et said:lol, most clubs don't need to have "debates like this."Immortal said:At least Dragons can have debates like this
Anyway enough thread hijacking.
Dragon Fanatic said:Ok, the Red V at the start of the merger was non-negotiable. We saved the Steelers from financial ruin and helped them at least have some name in the NRL. St george has benefited greatly from the Illawarra connection but the Red V will always be the main strip and even the alternate strip which is hardly ever worn has nearlly alrwady been decided on for 2005. The blood and bandages will vb gone and the Illawarra strip was never taken into consideration.
The bottom line, St george saved the steelers and pay for the majority of the club and therefore have all say to do with matters such as this. Red V for life as it is entrenched in history compared to the laughable scarlet one.
Incorrect. The St George result was quite different.Berkeley_Eagle said:Fact: In the same 17 seasons that the Steelers were in the competition (1982 1998), St George only achieved the same result as us one cup win.
During this 2 DECADES from 1921-1941, St George were trying to establish themselves in a post-war climate, the Great Depression and World War 2.Berkeley_Eagle said:This despite the fact we were trying to establish ourselves in the league (during a recession) and they were already well established and wealthy. IT TOOK ST.GEORGE OVER 2 DECADES TO WIN A PREMIERSHIP!
Were the Steelers the only team affected by Super League? I recall 1996 when the Dragons playing and coaching personnel was stripped bare and the club's existence came into question.Berkeley_Eagle said:Notice the trend from the early to mid 90s (Rugby Leagues golden era, before Super League). That period is also the only time the Steelers werent either trying to establish themselves or being torn apart during Super League. Without external influences (establishing during a recession and Super League) the Steelers were an overwhelming success, on and off the field.
Which period?Berkeley_Eagle said:Also during that period, Illawarra consistently finished in the top half of the ladder (16 teams), better than todays top eight.
I think you'll find that Berkeley_Eagle is posting from Steelers dogma and probably didn't read your post.Dragon Fanatic said:...where did I ever quote
"The jersey is not negotiable. Theres no way the Steelers jumper should be the alternate jersey. Youve got the socks and shorts anyway".
I did say the jersey was not negotiable but the other part you pulled out of thin air.