I’m guessing the arlc weren’t happy with how Cummins is handling the bid
Bears buy in and board seat are the correct result
Bears were too trusting leaving it to wa and the arlc to protect their interests
Obviously there’s an issue with the board makeup as far as the Arlc are concernedI doubt this is the issue as far as V’landys is concerned … we are talking a few million here for a 15 percent share
Obviously there’s an issue with the board makeup as far as the Arlc are concerned
Bears were happy to go no board seats initially and now the arlc appear like they don’t want that
After what manly did to them I would’ve demanded minority shareholding and 2 board seats at a minimu
Maybe need to read all the articles posted here and not just see the bits you likehe has clearly said in two interviews that the issues are financial … how does the makeup of the board change that?
I’ll go by what he actually saysMaybe need to read all the articles posted here and not just see the bits you like
And I never said otherwise … but is having 1-2 seats on a board going to give them any control ?
That is for the Perth team to discuss.
I get they want to go alone and that should be the aim down the track but being so isolated costs will be very high.
So I get the NRL wanting more
Nope.The bloke from the Sydney Kings made it very clear that it was he who made the approach.
I`d be approaching them and that American comedian guy before I started handing over any more control to the Bears.
The Bears are desperate, and 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.
Like I keep saying … the financial issues that PVL is referring too, and the composition of the board seem to be seperate issues based on what has been made public so far …
It's started before it's started - bears fans trying to take over.
Run away Perth, do it on your own even if it takes more years to do.
Nope. That’s why I’m saying 15% ownership minimum for the collateral of assets to be put up. It’s a minor give for a major take.And I never said otherwise … but is having 1-2 seats on a board going to give them any control ?
Nope. That’s why I’m saying 15% ownership minimum for the collateral of assets to be put up. It’s a minor give for a major take.
Clearing one thing up. All the power play and ownership model has been with WA consortium. This issue is more a reflection of them than Bears. WA have been pulling all the strings.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
Clearing one thing up. All the power play and ownership model has been with WA consortium. This issue is more a reflection of them than Bears. WA have been pulling all the strings.
Bears gave over control of brand, IP and pathways for nothing in return except that brand being part of the NRL again. What WA have done since then ha
It’s not a big issue. PVL will sit down with them tomorrow and they’ll iron out what needs to be ironed out. Doom, gloom it ain’t it.
They do and by having collateral on assets (which said assets also produce revenue via establishments) there’s financial stability. ATM Western Bears in their current incarnation have no assets, no land, no external revenue streams. Nothing. Just a few promises from business owners should the licence be awarded. It’s not exactly a top business model.And how does that solve the financial problems PVL is claiming? The NRL wants more money