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Canard

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The fact that graphic design is such a big drama for Bears fans, when the team is years away, does not bode well for the future of this venture
 

Centy Coast

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The fact that graphic design is such a big drama for Bears fans, when the team is years away, does not bode well for the future of this venture
Do you want a shit logo for a new NRL team or one you can be proud of and wear with pride.
Imagine wearing a rubbish logo on your new Western Bears shirt and knowing it and people calling out “yeah good logo m8”, lol.
Not a good start.
 

Wb1234

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Do you want a shit logo for a new NRL team or one you can be proud of and wear with pride.
Imagine wearing a rubbish logo on your new Western Bears shirt and knowing it and people calling out “yeah good logo m8”, lol.
Not a good start.
His teams logo is just a budget version of the Dallas cowboys
 

Bukowski

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Do you want a shit logo for a new NRL team or one you can be proud of and wear with pride.
Imagine wearing a rubbish logo on your new Western Bears shirt and knowing it and people calling out “yeah good logo m8”, lol.
Not a good start.
Is there good bears logos out there that you like? Apart from the norths ones? I had a bit of a look awhile ago and didn't really see anything good. A bear has a weird head.
 

Centy Coast

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Is there good bears logos out there that you like? Apart from the norths ones? I had a bit of a look awhile ago and didn't really see anything good. A bear has a weird head.
Yes, I have seen a few, and I have seen some bad ones, you’d think a talented graphic designer would be able to tell what is appealing to the public ?.
Anyways I’m sick of talking about Cumins and his failed bid consortium and their dodgey acquaintances, let’s move on shall we.
March 9 Post Election.
 

Bukowski

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Yes, I have seen a few, and I have seen some bad ones, you’d think a talented graphic designer would be able to tell what is appealing to the public ?.
Anyways I’m sick of talking about Cumins and his failed bid consortium and their dodgey acquaintances, let’s move on shall we.
March 9 Post Election.
I wasnt talking about cumins at all?! Just spiralling logos.
Any good ones you can share?
 
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This headline in the Western Oz today, can anyone open it.

"NRL WA: Premier Roger Cook denies handshake deal has been done"​


Also had this by-line:

"Cook denies deal as budding NRL price tag kept under wraps"

Sounds like it`s very close.
 

Wb1234

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This headline in the Western Oz today, can anyone open it.

"NRL WA: Premier Roger Cook denies handshake deal has been done"​


Also had this by-line:

"Cook denies deal as budding NRL price tag kept under wraps"

Sounds like it`s very close.
WA: Premier Roger Cook denies handshake deal has been done
The price tag of a secret deal being discussed with the NRL will not be made public until after the State election – keeping voters in the dark.
Roger Cook has rejected calls to seek a mandate for the taxpayer-funded deal for the North Sydney Bears to be revived as the Western Bears, based in Perth.
Rugby league boss Peter V’landys wants the WA team ready to play in 2027, but Mr Cook denied a handshake deal had already been done, ready to be announced after polling day on March 8.

Australian Rugby League Commission (ARLC) chairman Peter V'landys AAP IMAGE
“No, we’re not. It’s very early days in terms of those conversations,” he said.
“We’re keen for them to progress but we don’t want them to progress at the expense of a good deal for Western Australians.
“I grew up in WA, I remember the mistakes that the National Rugby League made concerning the Western Reds. I don’t want to see that happen again.”
He has described reports this week of a $320 million pricetag as “fanciful”, but didn’t appear to baulk at the suggestion of $100 million.
“It depends on the deal,” he said. “We need to see the detail.”
Liberal leader Libby Mettam has sought to make the NRL negotiations an election issue, taking her criticism of the State Government bid a step further on Friday by ruling out any deal – if she becomes Premier.

Liberal leader Libby Mettam The West Australian
“We’re not doing a deal with the NRL,” she said.
She maintained that “it is not a priority” even if the asking price was reduced to as low as $1 million.
“Roger Cook needs to come clean on this deal,” Ms Mettam said.
“How much has he promised to the NRL? How much has he promised the Sydney businessman to fund his special hobby?”
Mr Cook has put trust at the centre of his campaign re-election, but his Government has kept the price paid for Coldplay, UFC and world soccer events secret - due to ‘commercial in confidence’.
Speaking to the West Australian on the campaign trail, he said that won’t apply to this deal: “Because this is a national competition, other clubs will want to know.”
The NRL proposal was not included in the pre-election financial projections released by Treasurer Rita Saffioti last week, but other Labor promises were declared “spending risks” including plans to buy back regional WA’s freight rail network.
Treasury noted that “significant consultation and negotiation” would be required with the private operator who was only halfway through a 49-year lease.

Treasurer Rita Saffioti
Spruiking the plan in Geraldton on Friday, Mr Cook denied he had put taxpayers at a disadvantage by stating Labor’s intentions.
“We have a range of remedies, legal and negotiating remedies as part of the contract,” he said.
“Obviously it’s a spending risk because it’s a live negotiation and we acknowledge that. But we believe that this is an important initiative, it will allow so much more freight to go onto rail.
“It will allow us to have the higher frequency of the Australind which we are very keen on, it means roads right across WA will become safer and it means the wear and tear on our roads will be much more reduced.”
 

T to the T

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NRLWA.png


Odds are shortening on Labour, maybe an NRL team is a popular idea after all. Yet there will still be bedwetting by the usual suspects.
 

Bukowski

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Sorry, I wasn’t aiming that at you, just in general on here.
I’ve seen some Bear logos in Canada I liked, maybe it was America, I’ve also seen some shockers, it’s really each to our own I guess.
All good Centy. Something new and fresh would be good, but as you say someone won't like it.
Trying to please everyone usually means you won't please anyone.
 

SirPies&Beers

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WA: Premier Roger Cook denies handshake deal has been done
The price tag of a secret deal being discussed with the NRL will not be made public until after the State election – keeping voters in the dark.
Roger Cook has rejected calls to seek a mandate for the taxpayer-funded deal for the North Sydney Bears to be revived as the Western Bears, based in Perth.
Rugby league boss Peter V’landys wants the WA team ready to play in 2027, but Mr Cook denied a handshake deal had already been done, ready to be announced after polling day on March 8.

Australian Rugby League Commission (ARLC) chairman Peter V'landys AAP IMAGE
“No, we’re not. It’s very early days in terms of those conversations,” he said.
“We’re keen for them to progress but we don’t want them to progress at the expense of a good deal for Western Australians.
“I grew up in WA, I remember the mistakes that the National Rugby League made concerning the Western Reds. I don’t want to see that happen again.”
He has described reports this week of a $320 million pricetag as “fanciful”, but didn’t appear to baulk at the suggestion of $100 million.
“It depends on the deal,” he said. “We need to see the detail.”
Liberal leader Libby Mettam has sought to make the NRL negotiations an election issue, taking her criticism of the State Government bid a step further on Friday by ruling out any deal – if she becomes Premier.

Liberal leader Libby Mettam The West Australian
“We’re not doing a deal with the NRL,” she said.
She maintained that “it is not a priority” even if the asking price was reduced to as low as $1 million.
“Roger Cook needs to come clean on this deal,” Ms Mettam said.
“How much has he promised to the NRL? How much has he promised the Sydney businessman to fund his special hobby?”
Mr Cook has put trust at the centre of his campaign re-election, but his Government has kept the price paid for Coldplay, UFC and world soccer events secret - due to ‘commercial in confidence’.
Speaking to the West Australian on the campaign trail, he said that won’t apply to this deal: “Because this is a national competition, other clubs will want to know.”
The NRL proposal was not included in the pre-election financial projections released by Treasurer Rita Saffioti last week, but other Labor promises were declared “spending risks” including plans to buy back regional WA’s freight rail network.
Treasury noted that “significant consultation and negotiation” would be required with the private operator who was only halfway through a 49-year lease.

Treasurer Rita Saffioti
Spruiking the plan in Geraldton on Friday, Mr Cook denied he had put taxpayers at a disadvantage by stating Labor’s intentions.
“We have a range of remedies, legal and negotiating remedies as part of the contract,” he said.
“Obviously it’s a spending risk because it’s a live negotiation and we acknowledge that. But we believe that this is an important initiative, it will allow so much more freight to go onto rail.
“It will allow us to have the higher frequency of the Australind which we are very keen on, it means roads right across WA will become safer and it means the wear and tear on our roads will be much more reduced.”
I mean how could he say anything but this right? Especially after his words to press day before.

Why would he say yes there’s some sort of agreement and then risk it being an issue again with libs askingno demanding for what the price of it is lol.

why journos thought they’d get anything but this answer from cookie right now is laziness on their behalf.

looks to me it’s done. and if there’s suggestion of something $100m isn’t an issue as article stated then that $120m infrastructure pathways sum looks correct. 3 daily telegraph journos wouldn’t have pulled the figure they reported on from thin air. If anything those 3 are pretty good in their coverage.

All about timing now.
 

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