English union clubs have failed due to failure to pay back covid debtsagain, no sport in the world went broke because of covid. Neither would Rugby league in Australia.
stop being pedantic
English union clubs have failed due to failure to pay back covid debtsagain, no sport in the world went broke because of covid. Neither would Rugby league in Australia.
They manage it on behalf of the arlc who keep the profitsNope:
The deal, exclusively arranged by HTL Property's Brisbane and Sydney offices, sees the highly regarded Gambaro family provide on-going operation of the property and businesses on an exclusive basis with the ARLC.
"We are delighted with the sale of our hotel after operating on Caxton St for over 60 years, and as a family we are equally as excited about the prospect of working with the ARLC in order to continue and grow the operation" advised Vendor John Gambaro.
Gambaro Hotel sold to Australian Rugby League Commission - HTL Property
Leading agents Nic Simarro, Glenn Price, Brent McCarthy and Andrew Jackson from national specialist brokerage firm HTL Property have negotiated the sale of Brisbane's luxury Gambaro Hotel to the Australian Rugby League Commission. The 68 room Caxton St hotel has been acquired by the NRL's...www.thehotelconversation.com.au
a handful of clubs maybe in the world, codes not. Its not pedantic, its fact! You cant say NRL would have gone broke if not started back so early when literally no where in the world in any sport did that happen.English union clubs have failed due to failure to pay back covid debts
stop being pedantic
They would’ve suffered a huge financial impacta handful of clubs maybe in the world, codes not. Its not pedantic, its fact! You cant say NRL would have gone broke if not started back so early when literally no where in the world did that happen.
Now you're being sensible, yep the sooner back the better and thats why I applaud Vlandys pushing it through. Still wouldnt have gone broke though if it had been a few months later is the reality. Especially if he hadnt screwed up the tv deal!They would’ve suffered a huge financial impact
which was avoided and also for afl by copying
Covid was the turning point where we overlook aflNow you're being sensible, yep the sooner back the better and thats why I applaud Vlandys pushing it through. Still wouldnt have gone broke though if it had been a few months later is the reality. Especially if he hadnt screwed up the tv deal!
> WHINGEING!3...2...1....Karen!!!!
Its not and investment strategy, as long as there isnt another pandemic!
They are buying the properties and leasing back to the hotel companies to run them. Be interesting to know what the lease revenue is and whose responsible for maintenance costs.
Yep.I back the business minds the NRL have handling this stuff... then a f**ken sook who complains non stop
Vegas will be a success and the funny bit will be they will try and copy us again like they did with magicYep.
his hate for anything NRL or PVL always shines through.
you could bet your life if the AFL had done this he would be praising their business acumen ..their foresight ..& screeching that the NRL should be doing the same.
Yep.
his hate for anything NRL or PVL always shines through.
you could bet your life if the AFL had done this he would be praising their business acumen ..their foresight ..& screeching that the NRL should be doing the same.
Uncle Nick is on thereYep. I might be a bust BUT it isn't like PVL is search the Real Estate section of the Newspaper for what to spend the games money on.
They have a committee for that and they are far more qualified then he is to make these decisions
Both sports have a similar net asset base after 3 or so years under pvlhaha this is hillarious, I dont even think buying $20million hotels to lease back to providers is a bad thing
Sure its no billion $ stadium but its at least a start for the game to build an asset base.
Eh? $193.3mill v $314.2 mill. = $120.9 (2022)Both sports have a similar net asset base after 3 or so years under pvl
funding the lions suns and gws is a costly excercise
Nrl 300 million in net assetsEh? $193.3mill v $314.2 mill. = $120.9 (2022)
pre vlandys the difference was
$122.7 v $238.8 = $116mill gap (2019)
The net asset gap has got bigger under Vlandys, not smaller!