I’ve always believed Perth would be team 18
but if it were up to me it would be Christchurch followed by easts tigers
By the time team 21 is up, Fiji silvertails will be an established NSW cup fixture. Could be dark horse..
I’ve always believed Perth would be team 18
but if it were up to me it would be Christchurch followed by easts tigers
Still got Adelaide nz 3 easts tigersBy the time team 21 is up, Fiji silvertails will be an established NSW cup fixture. Could be dark horse..
ABC are commies so they prefer Albo over Dutton
Yes (stadium later)So PNG needs:
*government funding
*compound
* convince top players to move with tax free status
*upgrade stadium
*training facilities
* elite pathways....... etc.
So all of that will be done by 2027 or 2028?
Yes (stadium later)
So PNG needs:
*government funding
*compound
* convince top players to move with tax free status
*upgrade stadium
*training facilities
* elite pathways....... etc.
So all of that will be done by 2027 or 2028? We are approaching the middle of 2024.
PNG is a developing country. There's no pretending otherwise. But unless you've been there, you don't really know what it's like. That area near the waterfront wouldn't be out of place in a town like Cairns. Where do you guys think all the civil servants and foreigners eat and stay? In shanties?
There's so much work to do in a short space of time.
They live in compounds associated with each mine etcMaybe there's already a location setup which can be secured as village?!
They live in compounds associated with each mine etc
How many in port Moresby?!
We can't get players to move out of BondiPNG is a developing country. There's no pretending otherwise. But unless you've been there, you don't really know what it's like. That area near the waterfront wouldn't be out of place in a town like Cairns. Where do you guys think all the civil servants and foreigners eat and stay? In shanties?
We're talking about footballers here. Who like drinking, girls and the night life.living in compounds for work is not the craziest thing. It is definitely a tough choice, but for the right offer people will do it.
example: ive got a friend from a big4 consulting firm who moved from Sydney to Saudi Arabia with his same company.
he didnt get a pay rise, but they cover cost-of-living and he doesnt pay tax
he might save $10k/month. After 5 years, he could be looking at buying a house in Sydney without a mortgage.
as a deal, it definitely has some positives
Umm you realise that the Saudis are able to attract players because they don't have a salary cap right? They attracted players by offering hundreds of thousands more per week than European clubs were offering. PNG doesn't have that ability.
A lot of the criticism of PNG bid can be attributed to casual racism. PNG hunters have been playing in Aussie comp for 11 years!!
So PNG needs:
*government funding
*compound
* convince top players to move with tax free status
*upgrade stadium
*training facilities
* elite pathways....... etc.
So all of that will be done by 2027 or 2028? We are approaching the middle of 2024.
Tropical Island resort sounds nice but youre in a compound with the same people all year round. Not getting away from work.Im not talking soccer. Think of foreign mining or construction companies or any of the foreign businesses.
if the average nrl salary is $345k, those player are paying $130k in tax.
I think a lot of players would be willing to move to a tropical PNG resort for a $150k+ pay increase.
And if you dont like it when you try it, move back to aus for let money and let someone else try…