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More valuable than the Titans or Dolphins apparently by that logic.Now Perth red is saying an Auckland a league side is more valuable than a Perth nrl team
More valuable than the Titans or Dolphins apparently by that logic.Now Perth red is saying an Auckland a league side is more valuable than a Perth nrl team
stop believing social media, there has never been any public statement made by anyone on your first point.Cummins said no to investment from investors associated with the bears
Cummins isn’t crucial to this bid he himself offers little value ad in terms of money
The wa govt want the tourism benefits they will deal with whatever bid the arl puts forward
soccer>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>rugby leagueNow Perth red is saying an Auckland a league side is more valuable than a Perth nrl team
Bears ownershipstop believing social media, there has never been any public statement made by anyone on your first point.
You have zero idea of what investor is putting in what.
Th govt has always said they are agnostic and will support a WA NRL club. But there has to be one for them to support. Without the Western Bears bid there isnt one, the only option is NRL starting one up, and then it costing them $50mill instead of just accepting not getting $20mill. Great bit of business that lol
lolBears ownership
A league tv rights 30 millionsoccer>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>rugby league
So ask for a $20 million dollar bank guarantee .... not a license fee.One of my good friends is great mates with Michael Searle. When the whole shyte gabang went down with the Titans my mate defended Searle and his "supposed" actions to the hilt, and so he should, thats a mate of his.
In saying that, he wasn't listening clear enough to what exactly happened, he was only taking info from Searle.
After about 5 years he finally admitted to me that Searle had fecked up, but his heart was in the right place.
I see correlations going on in here.
For those who keep hampering on about other teams who have joined the NRL after inception and not having to pay a fee.
If the NRL back in mid 00's had done their due diligence with the Titans, there would not have been the train wreck it became.
The NRL does not want another Titans scenario.
Think of it this way, if the Cumins Consort put up the $20M without question, guess what they would have achieved?
They would have achieved a guarantee from the NRL that they would gain the same cut as every other team, and they would have bought a guarantee of survival, just like every other team gets.
One day supporters of Cumins will see that he really did f*&k this up.
Apparently the Auckland a league bid is also funding their own stadium too
Why can’t Perth attract investors like that
So you want the arl to agree to a bid that has no significant investors lined up but will try and get some later ?Because they haven't finished yet
They want the admission so they can go to further investors.
They'll have 3 years after the announcement
neighYou don’t know shit buddy.
soccer>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>rugby leagueA league tv rights 30 million
Nrl tv rights 430 million.
Welcome to the Central Coast Bears bidMaybe Cummins, North Sydney and Singo should come together and create their own super club. It can be called Norths Singing Cumdumpsters
Cumins is an amateur. Not as much as you are though.no he didnt, not according to the consortium. They had a casual conversation a few months ago on that topic. The bid obviously felt it was offering enough in terms of value and $480mill investment. Not an unfair assumption I suppose.
Why have an open question like: how much would you pay in license fee? if you have a $20mill expectation. Its farcical for a tender to do that then base the outcome on that one issue that wasn't even a set criteria. Amateur hour by the NRL.
Cumins admits this during the 2GB interviewThe article yesterday said they were told twice they had to pay a significant sum
Think of it this way, if the Cumins Consort put up the $20M without question, guess what they would have achieved?
They would have achieved a guarantee from the NRL that they would gain the same cut as every other team, and they would have bought a guarantee of survival, just like every other team gets.
One day supporters of Cumins will see that he really did f*&k this up.
and maybe if the NRL had asked for a $20mill license fee in August the bid would have included it? Or decided they couldnt reach that investment amount and saved their time and money?One of my good friends is great mates with Michael Searle. When the whole shyte gabang went down with the Titans my mate defended Searle and his "supposed" actions to the hilt, and so he should, thats a mate of his.
In saying that, he wasn't listening clear enough to what exactly happened, he was only taking info from Searle.
After about 5 years he finally admitted to me that Searle had fecked up, but his heart was in the right place.
I see correlations going on in here.
For those who keep hampering on about other teams who have joined the NRL after inception and not having to pay a fee.
If the NRL back in mid 00's had done their due diligence with the Titans, there would not have been the train wreck it became.
The NRL does not want another Titans scenario.
Think of it this way, if the Cumins Consort put up the $20M without question, guess what they would have achieved?
They would have achieved a guarantee from the NRL that they would gain the same cut as every other team, and they would have bought a guarantee of survival, just like every other team gets.
One day supporters of Cumins will see that he really did f*&k this up.