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All locked up, cheers EddieYep, lock it in.
All locked up, cheers EddieYep, lock it in.
The premier is travelling to Sydney this week and is expected to meet with NRL powerbrokers to discuss a new NRL team based in Perth from 2027 or 2028.
“I’ve had government officials meet with the NRL to consider the issues and the dimensions of negotiations,” Cook said on Sunday.
“The conversations are going forward.”
Progress was stalled when the Western Bears bid, led by Peter Cumins, spectacularly unravelled over a decision not to offer a license fee, at a time when head office was seeking a figure of approximately $20 million.
NRL figures, who spoke on the condition of anonymity due to the sensitive nature of discussions, told 9News Perth and WAtoday Perth was still considered “strategically” the best option for the game as the consortium revised its deal
Locked and loaded
I hate to break it to you but those quotes sound to me like this has a long way to go.The 2025 draw is out on Thursday, I doubt there'll be any announcement close to that.
Maybe next week, after the 2025 draw has been covered & dissected by media?
Are you part of this society? Is that why you're posting on a forum at 2am in the morning?Secret society admission is very selective. You either have to be a consultant on multi trillion dollar construction projects or a peanut.
Who is that? How often are they correct? Also if they are giving updates then why would that be mocked? Isn't information a good thing? I've always been about 5 tins short of the full slab but there's some strange cats on this forum that's for sureThere is someone who can provide updates but the ususal mob just mock him and say he’s making stuff up
The ins and outs are getting boring wish they would just hurry up and announce it
Isn't that just your opinion? How's that breaking anything to anyone? Is your opinion breaking news to all on here? Are you in the know or have any information about the West Aussie Bears? Curious as to why you think the value of your opinion is different to what others who think the opposite is?I hate to break it to you but those quotes sound to me like this has a long way to go.
NRL sources still talking about Perth being "strategically the best option", worryingly does that mean financially the bid isn`t hitting the mark.
I suppose the good news is that they are making the trip across the Nullabor to see the NRL, that does indicate they are certainly still keen.
Is that the 5 you`ve had for breakfast WB ?Who is that? How often are they correct? Also if they are giving updates then why would that be mocked? Isn't information a good thing? I've always been about 5 tins short of the full slab but there's some strange cats on this forum that's for sure
Pretty accurateWho is that? How often are they correct? Also if they are giving updates then why would that be mocked? Isn't information a good thing? I've always been about 5 tins short of the full slab but there's some strange cats on this forum that's for sure
PVL: “I will have more talks with the WA government, but not necessarily the current consortium.”NRL figures, who spoke on the condition of anonymity due to the sensitive nature of discussions, told 9News Perth and WAtoday Perth was still considered “strategically” the best option for the game as the consortium revised its deal.
NRL WA: WA’s ‘leaguer’ Premier Roger Cook to get his wish for more NRL games in 2025
WA is expected to host three National Rugby League fixtures next year, on top of Game II of the State of Origin. Roger Cook will be happy.www.watoday.com.au
Perth Red loves his mate Peter Cumins, if he isn’t involved he doesn’t want a NRL team in WA.PVL: “I will have more talks with the WA government, but not necessarily the current consortium.”
Which is it mate?
Hasn't V'Landys said on multiple occasion that NRL and Commish aren't working with the West Aussie Consortium anymore? Peter Cumins sounded like a little baby in the interviews he did after grand final. Someone like that would get eaten alive in the pro rugby league environment.Perth Red loves his mate Peter Cumins, if he isn’t involved he doesn’t want a NRL team in WA.
You hit your kids? Rough.You're like kids at Christmas wanting to open your presents before Christmas day.
Unfortunately I can't give you a backhander like I did my youngens.
Patience Grasshoppers.
He's referring to redandblackbear. You can search his postsWho is that? How often are they correct? Also if they are giving updates then why would that be mocked? Isn't information a good thing? I've always been about 5 tins short of the full slab but there's some strange cats on this forum that's for sure
Thanks mate, will do now.He's referring to redandblackbear. You can search his posts
Hi Bear, I saw this post and wondered that with West Aussie government coming to Sydney this week and Roger quoted in saying things are moving forward (with NRL) can you allude to what you meant by this post?Without knowing specifics @Perth Red
The hurdle has supposedly been jumped. Waiting game now to see what comes of it.
Great update.The premier looks set to get his wish for more rugby league games, with WA expected to host three National Rugby League fixtures next year, on top of Game II of the State of Origin.
WAtoday and 9News Perth understand the NRL will announce a standalone match and a double header at HBF Park when it releases the 2025 draw.
Just one match was played in Perth in 2024, when 20,000 turned out to watch the Sydney Roosters defeat the Dolphins 40-34.
When asked on Monday if he would like more games brought to Perth, WA Premier Roger Cook said he “always wants more”.
“I always want to see the NRL come to Western Australia. We know NRL fans love to travel, and they come to the games over here, spend their money in the pubs, the clubs and the hotels, and it’s a boost to our great tourism industry,” Cook said.
“Of course, as a ‘leaguer’ myself, I love seeing the game in Western Australia, but we know that when we bring things like State of Origin to WA, all eyes of the world are on WA.
“Globally, it’s recognised as one of the great grudge matches of modern sport.”
It was revealed on Sunday that Optus Stadium would host Game II of State of Origin on Wednesday, June 18, 2025
The premier is travelling to Sydney this week and is expected to meet with NRL powerbrokers to discuss a new NRL team based in Perth from 2027 or 2028.
“I’ve had government officials meet with the NRL to consider the issues and the dimensions of negotiations,” Cook said on Sunday.
“The conversations are going forward.”
Progress was stalled when the Western Bears bid, led by Peter Cumins, spectacularly unravelled over a decision not to offer a license fee, at a time when head office was seeking a figure of approximately $20 million.
NRL figures, who spoke on the condition of anonymity due to the sensitive nature of discussions, told 9News Perth and WAtoday Perth was still considered “strategically” the best option for the game as the consortium revised its deal.
NRL WA: WA’s ‘leaguer’ Premier Roger Cook to get his wish for more NRL games in 2025
WA is expected to host three National Rugby League fixtures next year, on top of Game II of the State of Origin. Roger Cook will be happy.www.watoday.com.au