WA BEARS

[Perth Red]

if you ever see PVL walking around the streets …just yell some thing at him and he will get it done ..

Singo and the half dozen Newtown Jets fans need to start stalking him

lol, yes that does seem to be how he sets strategy! No wonder he never visits WA

 

[Red&BlackBear]

lol, yes that does seem to be how he sets strategy! No wonder he never visits WA

He was there the other week to meet with WA Gov. It just wasn’t reported on.

 

[wb2027]

That would require faith that A) the NRL would do it properly B) down the track a club can be sold for more than the NRL invests in it. Not sure I have either!

Why wouldn't the NRL do it properly compared to a consortium of private owners who would still need to run things through the NRL for approval?

 

[Perth Red]

Why wouldn't the NRL do it properly compared to a consortium of private owners who would still need to run things through the NRL for approval?

$$$'s willing to invest v ROI they think they will get back. Its not a bad model as long as the long term commitment to it is there.
Having had a WA club owned by the game and subsequently closed down you'll have to forgive any skepticism from the West!

 

[Wb1234]

If the club has been set up it takes the risk out of it for investors

Esp if funding keeps going up as it will with the next tv deal

The la lakers were were sold for 67.5 million in the early 80s and are now worth 6 billion

Owning clubs in dominant leagues with good funding models is a great way to make money

Nrl isn’t a league and those clubs are paying 20 million license fees

 

[Wb1234]

lol, yes that does seem to be how he sets strategy! No wonder he never visits WA

He was there the other week to meet with WA Gov. It just wasn’t reported on.

Wonder who knows what’s actually happening with this bid

 

[RedVee]

Wonder who knows what’s actually happening with this bid

Hope we find out soon!

 

[Perth Red]

Wonder who knows what’s actually happening with this bid

I'm not sure anyone outside of a very select few in NRLHQ and WA Govt really know at this point.


This is the same media that a few weeks ago where telling us the Western Bears were a shoe in for team 18 so I've given up holding too much stead in what they are printing unless there are direct quotes from someone in the know in the article.

 

[Wb1234]

Hope we find out soon!

The recent articles haven’t helped

Pvl needs to tone things down he’s overdoing that the bids failed

He’s looking anti expansionary when he’s the opposite

The negotiations are good they are strengthening the bid so a month delay isn’t the worst thing in the world

Apparently around 120 million in new money is now going into this bid. If that’s true it’s a win

 

[Perth Red]

Apparently around 120 million in new money is now going into this bid. If that’s true it’s a win

voices in your head again or a credible source?

 

[Wb1234]

voices in your head again or a credible source?

I tested him a few times and stuff he said on here came out in the media a week later so

I was initially sceptical too

Things are still being negotiated so who knows how it lands

This is old news now it’s almost a few weeks old

 

[AlwaysGreen]

Lol, tiktok acting like he's Bernstein and Woodward. Source

 

[wb2027]

Having had a WA club owned by the game and subsequently closed down you'll have to forgive any skepticism from the West!

If only the Bears could relate to being closed down by the league in the late 90's

 

[Matt_CBY]

He wasn’t even in the country when it happened

 

[Bukowski]

It's being reported here on 6PR the wa govt has knocked back the ARLC latest proposal. They wanted $120mill investment from the govt into the club. Talks are continuing

 

[Red&BlackBear]

It's being reported here on 6PR the wa govt has knocked back the ARLC latest proposal. They wanted $120mill investment from the govt into the club. Talks are continuing

Mark Readings lifts lid on new Perth NRL proposal

Mark Readings has revealed there is a new proposal for an NRL team in Perth. It comes after negotiations with the Perth Bears came to halt, with the ARL Commission stepping in and revising the proposal in collaboration with the WA government. Mark Readings told Millsy and Karl on 6PR Breakfast...

www.6pr.com.au

It wouldn’t be an extra $120m on top of what is already looked at being commitment for infrastructure and set up as previously reported on.

It’s not even half that amount and it’ll be cash that’s already been put forward to an NRL club simply being diverted from one element to another.

Furthermore $12m a year isn’t much.

 

[Matt_CBY]

It's being reported here on 6PR the wa govt has knocked back the ARLC latest proposal. They wanted $120mill investment from the govt into the club. Talks are continuing

Who works for 6PR?

 

[AlwaysGreen]

$120 million to adopt the bears?

 

[Red&BlackBear]

Mark Readings lifts lid on new Perth NRL proposal

Mark Readings has revealed there is a new proposal for an NRL team in Perth. It comes after negotiations with the Perth Bears came to halt, with the ARL Commission stepping in and revising the proposal in collaboration with the WA government. Mark Readings told Millsy and Karl on 6PR Breakfast...

www.6pr.com.au

Exclusive: Perth NRL team said to cost taxpayers $120 million

6PR’s Oliver Peterson has revealed that the current Perth NRL proposal requires a $120 million contribution from the WA Government. The ARL Commission wants WA taxpayers to fund the Perth Bears NRL team; however, no agreement has yet been reached between the WA Government and the ARL Commission...

www.6pr.com.au

 

[Centy Coast]

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