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Good thing Vlandys is in the 2 positions he is in. Im sure he could figure out a mutually beneficial arrangement.
I can hear him asking which storeroom he put that equipment in ? (jokes)
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Good thing Vlandys is in the 2 positions he is in. Im sure he could figure out a mutually beneficial arrangement.
The NRL should buy and run a temporary grandstand / scaffolding company.
When Brisbane 3 comes on stream after the Dolphins have been bedded in properly will send fumbleball in Queensland into a tailspin, and that will be before the 2032 Olympics in Brisbane.
Isn’t shark park already built out of temporary scaffolding, mud and highway road barriers.
Two states, AKA 55% of the population - lol
Yes they forget that we have a bigger audience that watches nrl in Victoria than afl has in nsw. As evidenced from the grand final ratings for both codes this year and last year that featured the Storm and Swans.
Been hearing that for 20 years along with Gold Coast and Cairns being AFL towns.
I do wonder what goes through the average AFL fans mind when they're scrolling through the channels after another season of absolute dominance that has Rugby league reduced to a code in crisis.. only to find the Kangaroos playing England in front of 65k fans in London..
But, but… their all Australian team will be playing after the GF, as they named a team.
Delusion seems to be at the core of the issue lol
Blundell said the department had so far given the Australian Rugby League Commission $66.6 million of its funding package.
Blundell said the department had so far given the Australian Rugby League Commission $66.6 million of its funding package.
She said $250 million was being used specifically for the new NRL team, the PNG Chiefs, while the rest would be spent on grassroots development.
About 50 per cent of the remaining $350 million would be spent on grassroots in Papua New Guinea, and the rest is supposed to be spent across Samoa, Fiji and Tonga.
Proposal close to stop rugby players leaking to PNG league team
A NSW Liberal senator has questioned the allocation of $600 million to rugby league as a $150 million proposal for a rival code is finalised.www.afr.com
The Australian govt has been funding the Fiji super rugby team for yearsBlundell said the department had so far given the Australian Rugby League Commission $66.6 million of its funding package.
She said $250 million was being used specifically for the new NRL team, the PNG Chiefs, while the rest would be spent on grassroots development.
About 50 per cent of the remaining $350 million would be spent on grassroots in Papua New Guinea, and the rest is supposed to be spent across Samoa, Fiji and Tonga.
Proposal close to stop rugby players leaking to PNG league team
A NSW Liberal senator has questioned the allocation of $600 million to rugby league as a $150 million proposal for a rival code is finalised.
Like most of your suggestions
I posted in the PNG thread in the expansion forum about the Senator asking these questions on behalf of Rugby Union, with video of the estimates exchange:Blundell said the department had so far given the Australian Rugby League Commission $66.6 million of its funding package.
She said $250 million was being used specifically for the new NRL team, the PNG Chiefs, while the rest would be spent on grassroots development.
About 50 per cent of the remaining $350 million would be spent on grassroots in Papua New Guinea, and the rest is supposed to be spent across Samoa, Fiji and Tonga.
Proposal close to stop rugby players leaking to PNG league team
A NSW Liberal senator has questioned the allocation of $600 million to rugby league as a $150 million proposal for a rival code is finalised.
