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Didn't she get in trouble for leaving sensitive stuff on a white board?
She'll leave Perth's game plan on the board and stuff it up from the getgo.
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Didn't she get in trouble for leaving sensitive stuff on a white board?
There's about 4,100 registered players in WA. TV ratings for RL in Perth is 8,000 for regular season games on FTA.Save me some surfing braincells GROT-D but how does that measure up regarding number and participation of anyone involved in the game over there including spectators compared with say Ipswich, Central Coast North Sydney.
Something tells me that those 28 clubs wouldn't hold up if there wasn't a money being thrown around, I don't think that would be a prob.
The game is suited for TV, providing they could attract some big crowds and there was enough quality players to spread around 18 clubs then a slow build may work.
Atm clubs are struggling to fill a roster with several marquee players to keep the scorelines close. The more clubs means the need for bigger and better Nurseries. Even with that, poor club management can still stuff it up eg WT and the Macarthur region, they should be title contenders by now.
Wa govt has started a pilot program in six schoolsSave me some surfing braincells GROT-D but how does that measure up regarding number and participation of anyone involved in the game over there including spectators compared with say Ipswich, Central Coast North Sydney.
Something tells me that those 28 clubs wouldn't hold up if there wasn't a money being thrown around, I don't think that would be a prob.
The game is suited for TV, providing they could attract some big crowds and there was enough quality players to spread around 18 clubs then a slow build may work.
Atm clubs are struggling to fill a roster with several marquee players to keep the scorelines close. The more clubs means the need for bigger and better Nurseries. Even with that, poor club management can still stuff it up eg WT and the Macarthur region, they should be title contenders by now.
WA produces more NRL players than PNG.
Zimbabwe.... Mugabe derr
But its the pathway to remerge with Brisbane Tigers
Which team would wear the Barbie jersey?
Depends where you have been looking, if you get on any of the Bears pages 99.9% are stoked, if you get on any of the WA pages 98% are happy just to have a NRL team, some are cautious like Perth Red but as the team is WA based and a WA entity everything should come together.
The assumptions that...
The Singapore Grips.
I suggest that racist activity was not solely from one teams supporter base during the life of the NSA.The NSL was closed down due to racism from fans of Croatian-based clubs.
A year or two ago a Croatian-themed called Sydney United made the FFA Australia Cup final. Eight of its fans made fascist salutes.
Sydney United 58 FC have been fined $15,000 and face possible bans from future competitions after a Football Australia investigation found fans behaved in a “deeply offensive” manner at last month’s Australia Cup final.The first second-tier outfit to reach the competition’s decider, United faced immediate public scrutiny after some fans chanted songs with fascist links, booed during the Welcome To Country and performed Nazi salutes during the 2-0 loss to A-League Men side Macarthur FC.Eight fans of United, formerly known as Sydney Croatia, were thrown out of CommBank Stadium on 1 October, with FA later banning two for life for performing fascist salutes.Racist fan behaviour in past won’t exclude Sydney United 58 from new competition, say Football Australia | Soccer | The Guardian
Sydney United 58 among 32 clubs to apply for new tier 2 competition with FA saying racist fan behaviour “will not be welcome in the second tier”amp.theguardian.com
Oddly specific, why's that?
