Time to Flick the Storm

[Mr Saab]

I love hindsight threads

 

[JK]

:lol:

 

[Brutus]

As if over 900,000 would ever watch a RL match in Melbourne:lol:

 

[dimitri]

As if over 900,000 would ever watch a RL match in Melbourne:lol:

 

[Knightmare]

Wow aren't we clever, dredging up a thread from nearly 3 years ago that may have had more weight to its' argument back then. :roll:

 

[RainMan]

If rugby league wants to regain any credibility, it's time the Storm was wound up. there is zero interest down south.

Meanwhile, in the heartland of rugby league, we have a Central Coast Bears team fully funded by Singleton looking for an NRL licence but being denied.

Melbourne represents super league and Ribot - the destroyers of what used to be a great Australian sport.

For those (Manly supporters) who say the CC had their chance with the Neagles - RUBBISH. the CC fans knew that Manly shafted the Bears and voted with their feet - a great gesture. The Gold Coast franchise has had a million chances and is run by ARL cronies - the same types that sold out to News Ltd in the Super League crisis. They do not have the backing, funding or infrastructure to run a long term club.

Time for rugby league to look to the future - Central Coast Bears in. Storm out. Manly to the Gold Coast before they go belly up.

Yay!! Doctor Death is back!! Thanks for adding Manly to your argument again :sarcasm:

 

[russ13]

As if over 900,000 would ever watch a RL match in Melbourne:lol:

& 175,000 plus in Regional Victoria.

 

[skeepe]

Wow aren't we clever, dredging up a thread from nearly 3 years ago that may have had more weight to its' argument back then. :roll:

Awww the poor CC supporter has sour grapes. Imagine my surprise.

I think what this is saying more than anything is that those who were against the Storm being kicked out were correct.

 

[seajay23]

Is Dr Death really Paul Simpkins? It would explain a lot about his performance in the GF.

 

[Mr Angry]

Wow aren't we clever, dredging up a thread from nearly 3 years ago that may have had more weight to its' argument back then. :roll:

Crap, it never had any weight what so ever. Death was a tool then and is now and this just proves how stupid his arguement was back then.

 

[LESStar58]

If rugby league wants to regain any credibility, it's time the Storm was wound up. there is zero interest down south.

Meanwhile, in the heartland of rugby league, we have a Central Coast Bears team fully funded by Singleton looking for an NRL licence but being denied.

Melbourne represents super league and Ribot - the destroyers of what used to be a great Australian sport.

For those (Manly supporters) who say the CC had their chance with the Neagles - RUBBISH. the CC fans knew that Manly shafted the Bears and voted with their feet - a great gesture. The Gold Coast franchise has had a million chances and is run by ARL cronies - the same types that sold out to News Ltd in the Super League crisis. They do not have the backing, funding or infrastructure to run a long term club.

Time for rugby league to look to the future - Central Coast Bears in. Storm out. Manly to the Gold Coast before they go belly up.

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:BDH: :BDH: :BDH:

 

[Geohood]

Im all for the expansion of the game, I hope in 50 years it will be closer to a national competition.

 

[Knightmare]

Awww the poor CC supporter has sour grapes. Imagine my surprise.

I think what this is saying more than anything is that those who were against the Storm being kicked out were correct.

Sour grapes? Central Coast have won their last two games and look good aainst the Roar for this weekend