Brian potter
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Not really when they whored themselves out to every potential bid goinglol majority predicted the bears had no chance
Not really when they whored themselves out to every potential bid goinglol majority predicted the bears had no chance
Sounds like the pricing strategy was just right thenWA once gain showing why we should be club 18. Despite being fleeced by Dolphins our fans will fill the place on Friday 6pm for 2 neutral teams.
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Maybe would have sold out quicker if better priced or even sold more tickets at Optus?Sounds like the pricing strategy was just right then
That and a minority on the board.Has a much better chance of working out than the other mergers because of the reduced number of split home games at different venues.
Exactly.That and a minority on the board.
I'll listen to direct quotes from people who know. Not journos opinons or guesses on X. There's a huge difference.It’s funny how you pick and choose which articles to believe
where the Bears where in March they didnt. They then significantly altered their rheotric, demands and started to play nicely. Id suggest thats when their chances changed. And quite possibly the WA bid have played this very well using the Jets to wake the Bears up to the fact they werent the dead certs they thought they were.lol majority predicted the bears had no chance
right for the Dolphins, not for the fans. The behind the sticks tickets were the most expensive NRL game day tickets in that category of all time. That's just a rip off job.Sounds like the pricing strategy was just right then
A direct quote from Sackson is as reliable as you can get. If you ever get to see him say hi from Buster in Hobart. And let him know I’m still a nuisance.I'll listen to direct quotes from people who know. Not journos opinons or guesses on X. There's a huge difference.
We're entering the most exciting era of top-tier club rugby league since the mid 1990s - and we have a lot of lessons we can take from that time to make a better go of it now.I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again that the NRL has everything going for it to not only become the biggest sporting competition in the southern hemisphere but the RL equivalent of the English premier league or even NFL.
Pvl and nick polites both said they wanted the bears and you ignored them.I'll listen to direct quotes from people who know. Not journos opinons or guesses on X. There's a huge difference.
Told you back then how it would gowhere the Bears where in March they didnt. They then significantly altered their rheotric, demands and started to play nicely. Id suggest thats when their chances changed. And quite possibly the WA bid have played this very well using the Jets to wake the Bears up to the fact they werent the dead certs they thought they were.
either way it looks like both parties have found a happy place and it will move ahead.
eh? Ive never said Bears would not happen for sure. Do the voices in your head tell you this sht?Pvl and nick polites both said they wanted the bears and you ignored them.
then quoted polites as a source for backing a 20 team comp
I told you months ago bears would want one game at nso and a minority shareholding
here we are
lol
heck you spent months bagging pvl as a bad leader too
you were just guessing. congrats youre guess came through. Outstanding work lolTold you back then how it would go
as usual you didn’t listen and made hundreds of posts about the Perth jets or Perth standalone as the options
There were 3 optionseh? Ive never said Bears would not happen for sure. Do the voices in your head tell you this sht?
Maybe if you had listened to pvl telling Perth they had to link up with the bears rather than being stubbornI have no doubt the perth bid wanted to be stand alone, they said it themselves. The fact this looks like it might be being forced on WA doesn't set it up for success.
Also said the bid document is massive with a lot of detail in it. Wheres Pippen telling us there is no perth bid lol?As long as WA has majority of the board, terms and conditions favour WA and the team is based in Perth, then there should be no problems. John Sackson spoke well in the interview, and someone like him will make sure that a Perth club or franchise will be a success.
Sackson described the bid as "no stone has been left unturned". The bid is not a rush job.
I didnt pick any you idiot. I said WA's preference was a stand alone club. I said Jets offered an interesting opportunity to develop some new jnr pathways in Sydney without as much baggage as Bears were carrying over and I said Bears would need to change a lot of their approach if they had any hope.There were 3 options
You had two choices
and still picked the wrong one
this is the bid you are supposed to have a clue about
Maybe if you had listened to pvl telling Perth they had to link up with the bears rather than being stubborn
On the flip side… you have an excuse now if they fail… I mean this is “forcing them to pay for all the away airfares “ Mark 2…you were just guessing. congrats youre guess came th
I have no doubt the perth bid wanted to be stand alone, they said it themselves. The fact this looks like it might be being forced on WA doesn't necessarily set it up for success.
TBF it sounds like they dont have much choice. So I guess the decision the WA team then has to make is do they miss the opportunity all together and wait another 20 years or jump into bed reluctantly with a unwanted bride and hope the marriage is better than expected?On the flip side… you have an excuse now if they fail… I mean this is “forcing them to pay for all the away airfares “ Mark 2…
If they think it’s going to impact on the success of the team ,,, then they should be resisting it now … they won’t get another chance if this opportunity doesnt work