Tweed pumped cash into Valleys in return getting their name into the title, though not sure if they played any games s-o-t-b. Valleys later linked with a Caboolture club with the same type of name merging.
The Bretheren, around the same time ('95 ?) linked with a Pine Rivers club, also merging the name. This club was Saint someones so I suppose they already had a link, with P.C.B. being the parent club.
Quite ironic how these two northside neighbouring rivals, with long and proud histories, would both be dropped from the comp. within such a short space of each other, only to resurface as a merged entity - fighting Irish and Diehards indeed.
Question to Big Tommy - why did the Pine Rivers Brothers venture not work/continue? I would have guessed that location would prosper (over time) creating the kind of "one team town" status Wynnum and Redcliffe enjoy. I realise the died in the wool Brothers supporters would be centered around the inner northside but what other factors were involved? Did the Broncos play a hand in this?