taipan
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All comps got back up and running, so we did it a couple of weeks earlier, you can do that when your not a national comp with the logistics that it brings. And in doing so we had a TV partner absolutely sht on the game with false fact, and Vlandys agree with them, and we lost a CEO in the process to bow down to them. Cracking result. Bu hey we were first back eh?
Guess what all codes have worked with State Govts, no biggie there.
Yep he negotiated a lower deal, and refuses to tell us what it is. First time the game has done that in 25 years. I wonder why?
Yep back flipped on the threat to move GF if ANZ not done. Hmmmm
As they should, Brisbane 2 should have been in 20 years ago. Problem is one new club brings in byes which no one wants, doesn't add any value to revenue so is goign to cost the game at a time the game has massive reduced income. If it will actually happen we shall see.
AFl has had a long term vision and strategy for a national comp, their investment in that strategy is sustainable as they have significant revenues and set up teir systems to support it. We dont even have a strategy yet alone a plan to implement it.
You think the idea of spending money on Brisbane 2 is going to thrill the multitude of staff currently getting the heave ho from NRLHQ?
I note you ignored my main issue which is Vlandys negative comments on expansion areas and the damage it has potentially done. Whats your view on that and what do you think his motivation for damaging the game in this way is?
So getting a start two weeks early, meaning two weeks extra revenue running in to the tens of millions is a nothing.Stick to school tuckshop management ,with that outlook.Each week missing costs codes a lot of money, the AFL in particular.
We lost a CEO who was costing us a fortune in waste.This is the same CEO that PR spends half his lifetime bagging in the pasty, but now he is some sort of martyr.You couldn't make that stuff up.
Only now the AFL is getting rid of 20% off staff,wages cuts for players, but they are the epitome of everything that is financially sound.And losing expected $400m in the process.
Cause our mate here would not accept the AFL would need to drop money in the renegotiations ,but they did.
But PR stated how about the NRL and V’landys work with Govt.I stated they in fact did, now he changes gear to climb another mountain to nowhere.
Backflipped on ANZ.How about accepted the fact with the state Govt,there was no chance of more money going in to ANZ.Seriously you are making desperate accusations.
AFL had a long term vision, and thought everyone in the new states would down tools and follow the AFL.Notice with the Swans playing like rank outsiders ,no one gives a stuff about them.The bandwaggoners have climbed back into their sofas.
This long term vision where they spend tens of millions on Suns and GWS,has helped push their expected loss skywards.They despite owning a stadium needed $600m from ANZ and NAB to keep them going.
The fact the AFL have had to cut 20% of staff and leaders budgets, is indicative of the fact long term visions can look good on paper,or good in the really days, but when the economic sh*t hits the fans, they run for cover.
The idea of Brisbane 2,is:
1) To havean NRL game each weekend in Brisbane,so the casuals don't flock to other codes.
2) Another team creates more opportunities for juniors and indeed from union to try for the new club.
3)It brings more sponsors on board and creates more publicity in there media.
Here's an idea the staff losing their job at the NRL,some might get work at Brisbane 2 and you ignore the fact that Brisbane if given the OK would not be coming in post haste.The NRL is not the only organisation cutting back,I know two people one Qantas and one Jetstar both pilots doing work now, as drivers.I also have a relic on Jobseeker,so cut the lecturing mate.
Ignore your comments about V'Landys and expansion wrong once again.I agree with Brisbane 2 always have always will.As far as Perth is concerned ,whilst I disagree about his comments it's an AFL heartland,I believe until Brisbane is set up and the NRL has ,more money behind it, going to Perth now with COVID,no assets is too risky.
The NRL is cutting back on costs to the tune of $80m.Already two execs are leaving announced this weeks.Nick Weeks and Liz Deegan.
You're like a woman in a clothing sale,spend, spend ,spend, and worry later.
Not once have you dared to criticise the AFL to any degree on this site.As John McEnroe would say"You can't be serious."