Rockin Ronny
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The following articles indicate some major issues at Manly that could prove fatal - aside from Brett Stewart's incident.
The first article strongly suggests that the $100,000 fine cannot be comfortably handled by Manly - which raises significant questions about their solvency.
The second indicates strongly that Max Delmege wants out - he is no longer interested in funding Manly any more. Add this to the feud over the Leagues Club property with Penn - and you have massive internal problems - directly affecting their financial status in the short and medium term.
The third proves that some at a high level at Manly are still eyeing off the Central Coast - and have even registered Central Coast Eagles in preparation.
The fourth article concerns allegations of racism against Manly during the World Cup Challenge.
All in all, Manly are imploding - and, with questionable financial capacity, there are massive troubles ahead.
Ian Schubert, fancy a day trip to the Northern beaches?
http://www.leaguehq.com.au/articles/2009/03/11/1236447305491.html
Direct quote - "The Sea Eagles have accepted the sanctions imposed on Stewart but will try to have part of the fine suspended to blunt the financial impact on the club."
http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,,25149600-2722,00.html?from=public_rss
Quote - "The good news is now I don't have to put in any more money, which is great after seven years," Delmege said. "Including sponsorship money and share money and loans, (my investment) would probably total somewhere between $13 and $14 million.
"That can be verified, but who cares? I think it's a good time to put in your last bit of money when you have won everything."
http://manly-daily.whereilive.com.au/news/story/anger-at-eagles-move2/
MANLY-WARRINGAH Rugby League Football Club has grave concerns that members of the Sea Eagles board still harbour ambitions to move the club to the Central Coast.
In a letter addressed to football club members, chairman Bob Reilly has openly questioned the Sea Eagles commitment to Brookvale Oval.
The one-page letter also highlights attempts to register the trademark Central Coast Sea Eagles without the Sea Eagles boards approval.
http://www.rleague.com/db/article.php?id=32510
Quote: "referee Jason Robinson confirms in our fourth issue of the year that Leeds hooker Matt Diskin and captain Kevin Sinfield each made the racial slur claim during the Elland Road clash"
The first article strongly suggests that the $100,000 fine cannot be comfortably handled by Manly - which raises significant questions about their solvency.
The second indicates strongly that Max Delmege wants out - he is no longer interested in funding Manly any more. Add this to the feud over the Leagues Club property with Penn - and you have massive internal problems - directly affecting their financial status in the short and medium term.
The third proves that some at a high level at Manly are still eyeing off the Central Coast - and have even registered Central Coast Eagles in preparation.
The fourth article concerns allegations of racism against Manly during the World Cup Challenge.
All in all, Manly are imploding - and, with questionable financial capacity, there are massive troubles ahead.
Ian Schubert, fancy a day trip to the Northern beaches?
http://www.leaguehq.com.au/articles/2009/03/11/1236447305491.html
Direct quote - "The Sea Eagles have accepted the sanctions imposed on Stewart but will try to have part of the fine suspended to blunt the financial impact on the club."
http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,,25149600-2722,00.html?from=public_rss
Quote - "The good news is now I don't have to put in any more money, which is great after seven years," Delmege said. "Including sponsorship money and share money and loans, (my investment) would probably total somewhere between $13 and $14 million.
"That can be verified, but who cares? I think it's a good time to put in your last bit of money when you have won everything."
http://manly-daily.whereilive.com.au/news/story/anger-at-eagles-move2/
MANLY-WARRINGAH Rugby League Football Club has grave concerns that members of the Sea Eagles board still harbour ambitions to move the club to the Central Coast.
In a letter addressed to football club members, chairman Bob Reilly has openly questioned the Sea Eagles commitment to Brookvale Oval.
The one-page letter also highlights attempts to register the trademark Central Coast Sea Eagles without the Sea Eagles boards approval.
http://www.rleague.com/db/article.php?id=32510
Quote: "referee Jason Robinson confirms in our fourth issue of the year that Leeds hooker Matt Diskin and captain Kevin Sinfield each made the racial slur claim during the Elland Road clash"
