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Vlad59

Bench
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The Sydney centrics really are ramping up their brain dead bias now. So the NRL is really just an extended NSWRL? If you want to understand why our game has struggled to expand beyond its traditional base it’s all there in front of you. These peanuts find any reason to disparage the Storm and insist that Perth must rely on a failed old second division Sydney club to justify its entry. They lie about participation and growth in these States. On and on it goes. Good old rugby league. Greatest game ever but inhabited by gutless administrators and too many narrow minded supporters to ever reach its true potential.
 

MugaB

Coach
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The Sydney centrics really are ramping up their brain dead bias now. So the NRL is really just an extended NSWRL? If you want to understand why our game has struggled to expand beyond its traditional base it’s all there in front of you. These peanuts find any reason to disparage the Storm and insist that Perth must rely on a failed old second division Sydney club to justify its entry. They lie about participation and growth in these States. On and on it goes. Good old rugby league. Greatest game ever but inhabited by gutless administrators and too many narrow minded supporters to ever reach its true potential.
Take it easy grotd
 

Iamback

Coach
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19,434
Take it easy grotd

He has been off his meds lately. Peter Beattie only cares about old Sydney relics not what is best for expansion

Facts are NRL offical recognises the NSWRL clubs in its records.

Dolphins were created as a new club so aren't

Bears depending on their setup will either count Norths or not.

No different to when a US sport team moves and the record goes with them
 
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