Matt_CBY
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This is a a fear founded in absolutely 0. Just repeated over and over by people who have no idea.to be perfectly frank I wouldn`t trust them if they got on the board to agitate with perhaps a long-term plan of getting the whole thing back to the central coast.
Listening to the actual audio it sounds like the WA consortium may have stuffed it up and the ARLC need to change it.- says he has a meeting with one of the bid teams “ to change their model”.. wonder what that means?
V'landys reveals 'disappointing' expansion bids as PNG licence nears
ARL Commission chairman Peter V’landys joined The Continuous Call Team on Sunday and spoke candidly about the NRL’s ongoing expansion, revealing the “really disappointing” bids as PNG closes in on securing its licence. See more highlights from The Continuous Call Team below:www.2gb.com
This is based on absolutely nothing. Less than nothing to be real. I’m sick of reading these unsubstantiated fears as if they are hard fact. When in reality the Bears have always done what’s best for the overall game.The issue with having the Bears as your partner … they would screw you over in a heartbeat and justify it by saying the same thing happened to them .. not saying it’s right or wrong … just the way it is
Or you’re the idiot (going off all your post)It either is a big issue, or PVL is an idiot
To be fair you’ve never been a reliable expert on the topic anyway. So what strikes you as unlikely is irrelevant.That`s ludicrous. The people putting money into this aren`t just going to be saying " oh yeah sure we`ll put in a couple of mill" they`d have to be providing evidence, assets and backing as well.
This problem obviously runs deeper than that and the idea that Norths are going to put their assets on the block for what could be a risky venture strikes me as unlikely.