Talking Footy

AFLcrap1 wrote: ↑Sat Jun 08, 2019 3:13 pm

Lol you we're stating in your usual lying way that the NRl has no money now .
Yes they do
You lied again
The topic was about an expansion team .
& you said they had no money .
Why do you continually clog up this board with utter shit .

when a company needs to go for a loan and gets rejected then still needs to go and get an advance of 50 million on a contract its generally a sign and living well beyond their means!
living on borrowed money doesnt mean you have loads of it

So that's a no
You can't provide proof that the NRL CURRENTLY have no money .
Thanks for that .

AFLcrap1 wrote: ↑Sun Jun 09, 2019 12:16 pm

So that's a no
You can't provide proof that the NRL CURRENTLY have no money .
Thanks for that .

Why else did they go for bank loans twice and were rejected, then only to receive a lifeline by getting an advance on its media deal.

The money was to pay basic operating costs not to buy any assets
That’s having no money!

The afl took out a loan to buy docklands an asset but still had some 80 odd million in the bank

According to the annual reports
That’s having money

Blah blah blah deflective rants .
Why post shit if you you can't ever provide proof .

June 14, 2019 8:48am|
by Zac Rayson|
Source: FOX SPORTS


The Broncos could soon lose their one-team town status.The Broncos could soon lose their one-team town status.Source: Getty Images


The NRL just took a major stride forward in moves to expand the league, with ARL Commission chairman Peter Beattie opening discussions with broadcasters over adding a 17th team.

According to The Courier-Mail, Beattie approached Fox Sports and Channel 9 to discuss the introduction of an additional team when the NRL’s next TV deal begins in 2023.
And Beattie wants the new team to rival the Broncos in the lucrative Brisbane market, beating out the next likely location of Perth.

After years of debate over expansion — or even relocation of a Sydney club — Beattie’s move is the first decisive step towards the introduction of a new team.

“I am a strong supporter of expansion because I think the game has to expand,” Beattie told The Courier-Mail, after last year claiming the game must ‘expand or die’.

“Clearly Queensland needs another team, that is obvious,” Beattie said.


“The challenge is how to manage that.”

Bids from Ipswich, Central Queensland, the Brisbane Bombers and the Redcliffe Dolphins to have all attracted support in recent years, and Beattie will likely engage with those consortiums in future expansion discussions.

But first, a viable business case must be made to key stakeholders, particularly TV broadcasters.

Beattie said “The bottom line is Fox Sports and Nine aren’t running a charity, they have to work out how does extra teams bring in revenue and is it good for the broadcasters?

“None of this is easy. We don’t have a solution yet, but Todd (Greenberg) is working on one.”

NRL chief executive Greenberg is currently compiling a comprehensive report into the game’s present and future challenges and opportunities, which he will table to the ARL Commission at the end of the current season.

That is almost certain to include a discussion of the merits of expansion in 2023, with Greenberg previously on record in favour of growing the code.

I find it amazing that there is only 1 team in Brisbane

AFLcrap1 wrote: ↑Sat Jun 15, 2019 6:27 am

Blah blah blah deflective rants .
Why post shit if you you can't ever provide proof .

Then why did they get rejected from two bank loans

I mean billion dollar tv contracts & turning over 3/4 hundred a million per year

notaleaguefan wrote: ↑Sat Jun 15, 2019 11:31 pm

AFLcrap1 wrote: ↑Sat Jun 15, 2019 6:27 am

Blah blah blah deflective rants .
Why post shit if you you can't ever provide proof .

Then why did they get rejected from two bank loans

I mean billion dollar tv contracts & turning over 3/4 hundred a million per year

Was that this year . Because that was what you claimed when expansion was being discussed
No
So they are not currently broke or have no money
You just post lie after lie after lie
What is wrong with you
You need help
.lots of help

Of course they have money but does he mean struggling financially rather than literally broke ?

AFLcrap1 wrote: ↑Sun Jun 16, 2019 10:19 am

notaleaguefan wrote: ↑Sat Jun 15, 2019 11:31 pm

AFLcrap1 wrote: ↑Sat Jun 15, 2019 6:27 am

Blah blah blah deflective rants .
Why post shit if you you can't ever provide proof .

Then why did they get rejected from two bank loans

I mean billion dollar tv contracts & turning over 3/4 hundred a million per year

Was that this year . Because that was what you claimed when expansion was being discussed
No
So they are not currently broke or have no money
You just post lie after lie after lie
What is wrong with you
You need help
.lots of help

Wtf are you on about!
The nrlol went for the loans to pay basic bills and were rejected. They went begging and groveling to the media networks for an advice payment To pay the bills

Ffs your an idiot

Simple question that you deflected from .
We were talking about future expansion .
You said the nrl was broke .no they're not .
You then rant about loans
Simple question .was that this year .

Lol you won't answer .
It was 2017 ...2 years ago


This was last year.
A year after the NRL needed to seek a loan following successive financial losses, the game’s governing body has delivered a stunning turnaround to announce a $42.8 million profit on the back of increased broadcast, sponsorship and digital revenue.

Total consolidated revenue for the 2018 season was $499.9 million – a 40% increase from the $377m the game earned in 2017 when the NRL recorded a $3.7m net loss.

So once again I showed that you have no idea .
You're full of shit posting utter crap that is irrelevant to what is happening today .

So yes the NRL can look at expansion because they're NOT BROKE .
That's just another of your loony fantasies .

So back to expansion .... can the nrl afford to put the money in and do it long term ?

But do they need to also as, from what I read on here anyway, any bid has to be financially independent ... to stand alone? So does it matter if the nrl can afford it or not.

By the way... 2017 was 18 months ago ....literally .

AFLcrap1 wrote: ↑Sun Jun 16, 2019 8:23 pm

Simple question that you deflected from .
We were talking about future expansion .
You said the nrl was broke .no they're not .
You then rant about loans
Simple question .was that this year .

Lol you won't answer .
It was 2017 ...2 years ago


This was last year.
A year after the NRL needed to seek a loan following successive financial losses, the game’s governing body has delivered a stunning turnaround to announce a $42.8 million profit on the back of increased broadcast, sponsorship and digital revenue.

Total consolidated revenue for the 2018 season was $499.9 million – a 40% increase from the $377m the game earned in 2017 when the NRL recorded a $3.7m net loss.

So once again I showed that you have no idea .
You're full of shit posting utter crap that is irrelevant to what is happening today .

So yes the NRL can look at expansion because they're NOT BROKE .
That's just another of your loony fantasies .

The extra money only came from the new broadcast deal!
Why did they need to get a loan
After being knocked back twice why did they need an advance from the following years contract of around 50 million

Oh dear you are dumb .
We were discussing now ...expansion now or in the future .
You claimed they were broke
They're not ..you lied again
Doesn't matter where the money came from they made a profit ..
They're not broke .let that sink in to your tiny little brain .
What happened two years ago financially as nothing to do with now .

BRISBANE 2nd Team All outskirts of Brissy ( Ipswich or Redcliffe) is a done deal..

It is now up to the NRL to decide which one will be more of a success

5 criteria's

Growth
Sponsors
Grassroots
Fans
Tv Ratings

In my opinion all 3 could hit these goals.

But the NRL will choose the safest option.