Yeah, I gave U examples. They all failed
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you dont know this to be true. Cumins has had a bid ready to go since 2012.
Meet the man behind Western Australia's latest bid for its own NRL franchise.
Peter Cumins, one of the state's leading businessman, will head the newest consortium aiming for the establishment of a Perth-based team in the competition
The executive deputy chairman of Cash Converters, Cumins was part of the bid team which met with then-NRL chief executive David Gallop in the hope of securing a licence a decade ago.
But when Gallop left the NRL in 2012, the consortium was left all dressed up with nowhere to go. The extraordinary amount of money, time and effort put into the bid was for nothing.
"We never got to present that bid when [Gallop] moved on," Cumins told The Sydney Morning Herald in Perth.
'Players love the place': Perth businessman heads new bid for NRL team in west
Peter Cumins will front the latest consortium striving for a Perth-based NRL team and the push will start at the NRL Nines on Friday and Saturday.www.brisbanetimes.com.au
you dont know this to be true. Cumins has had a bid ready to go since 2012.
Meet the man behind Western Australia's latest bid for its own NRL franchise.
Peter Cumins, one of the state's leading businessman, will head the newest consortium aiming for the establishment of a Perth-based team in the competition
The executive deputy chairman of Cash Converters, Cumins was part of the bid team which met with then-NRL chief executive David Gallop in the hope of securing a licence a decade ago.
But when Gallop left the NRL in 2012, the consortium was left all dressed up with nowhere to go. The extraordinary amount of money, time and effort put into the bid was for nothing.
"We never got to present that bid when [Gallop] moved on," Cumins told The Sydney Morning Herald in Perth.
'Players love the place': Perth businessman heads new bid for NRL team in west
Peter Cumins will front the latest consortium striving for a Perth-based NRL team and the push will start at the NRL Nines on Friday and Saturday.
www.venueswest.wa.gov.au
The McGowan Government has flagged its support for a potential Western Australian-based National Rugby League (NRL) franchise, with work underway to identify a third-party bid.A cross-agency Government working group chaired by the Hon. Peter Tinley MLA has been established to help facilitate the development of a third-party bid and, where necessary, assist the bid through the potential bidding process.Preliminary work has already begun with VenuesWest appointing consultants Freshwater Strategy to ascertain interest from potential third parties and determine the most appropriate bid structure.A cross-agency Government working group chaired by the Hon. Peter Tinley MLA has been established to help facilitate the development of a third-party bid and, where necessary, assist the bid through the potential bidding process.Government to support third party bidder for WA-based NRL team
McGowan Government to support potential third-party bid for a WA-based NRL team. Preliminary work has already begun with VenuesWest appointing consultants Freshwater Strategy to ascertain interest from potential third parties and determine bid structure.
Going by the press release it looks like they're struggling to find enough businessmen to put together a feasible bid.
you think NRL is giving out licenses without seeing a business case?
They clearly were doing due diligence and talked to a number of possibly interested parties last year. Where theyve landed hasnt been announced. Id be very very surprised if its not with the only WA led bid group.The McGowan Government has flagged its support for a potential Western Australian-based National Rugby League (NRL) franchise, with work underway to identify a third-party bid.A cross-agency Government working group chaired by the Hon. Peter Tinley MLA has been established to help facilitate the development of a third-party bid and, where necessary, assist the bid through the potential bidding process.Preliminary work has already begun with VenuesWest appointing consultants Freshwater Strategy to ascertain interest from potential third parties and determine the most appropriate bid structure.Government to support third party bidder for WA-based NRL team
McGowan Government to support potential third-party bid for a WA-based NRL team. Preliminary work has already begun with VenuesWest appointing consultants Freshwater Strategy to ascertain interest from potential third parties and determine bid structure.
Looks like they're searching for a third party consortium to bid for a team.
but but but according to your alt there is no bid team. You need to get your arguments straight with yourself lol
One thing I can say to be 100% true is that 100% of the time a business case is needed to win a license. So wtf are you going on about? The WA bid has been workign on a business case, as its needed. Will they even get chance to present it? Who knows, they didnt last time.
haha, youre clueless. You really dont know what a business case is do you?
Never said that. I said they are spending $1/2mill building a business case. What that shows is a commitment to bid. Now if theyll get chance or be succesful is a different matter.
sigh. You really really dont understand a business case do you? Good luck winning a license without a solid one.
If there's a bid team then why is the government looking for a potential bidder?
