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The football departments can not be put in the same category, the Broncos look after the Broncos while the Storm looks after Victorian RL (VFL).
It's not that hard to understand, really, it's not.
It's not that hard to understand, really, it's not.
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Yeah it is. How do the Storm look after RL in Victoria?ParraEelsNRL wrote:The football departments can not be put in the same category, the Broncos look after the Broncos while the Storm looks after Victorian RL (VFL).
It's not that hard to understand, really, it's not.
King-Eliagh: ...I believe [RL] is popular in all the other states and territories, bar tasmania.
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ParraEelsNRL wrote:The football departments can not be put in the same category, the Broncos look after the Broncos while the Storm looks after Victorian RL (VFL).
It's not that hard to understand, really, it's not.



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Yes they do you dickhead.
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Prove itParraEelsNRL wrote:Yes they do you dickhead.
King-Eliagh: ...I believe [RL] is popular in all the other states and territories, bar tasmania.
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Was it that hard to understand, the storm put most of the money they get into the VRL.
VRL for the thickheaded bogan from Souff Ozstraya is Victorian Rugby League. Look em up dumbarse.
VRL for the thickheaded bogan from Souff Ozstraya is Victorian Rugby League. Look em up dumbarse.
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Why don't you stfu mr never backs anything up/cuts posts to suit agenda blah blah blah.Xman wrote:Prove itParraEelsNRL wrote:Yes they do you dickhead.
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Because your claims are far fetched at best. So no, I'm not just believing you. Show us proofParraEelsNRL wrote:Why don't you stfu mr never backs anything up/cuts posts to suit agenda blah blah blah.Xman wrote:Prove itParraEelsNRL wrote:Yes they do you dickhead.
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Port Adelaide. 21,112.
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Stewie wrote:ParraEelsNRL wrote:The football departments can not be put in the same category, the Broncos look after the Broncos while the Storm looks after Victorian RL (VFL).
It's not that hard to understand, really, it's not.![]()
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so you're saying the Storm basically bankroll the VRL? Proof?
lol stewie you say it is flawed because it gives clubs with little funds and low membership base a chance to compete with big clubs like the broncos??? really stewie that sounds a pretty fair system to me. Thats why in AFL you can bet there will be a couple of floggings every week. clubs will never be able to compete in the AFL until the differances between the most and least shrink.Stewie wrote:As I've said the Storm are tiny compared to the Broncos but the Storm still manage to out spend the Broncos on their football department by million! Yes the Lions are tiny compared to Collingwood, but who spends more on their football department? Yep, Collingwood. If the nRL did not have a private ownership structure then they would not be able to spend more on their footy dept than Brisbane Broncos, that's the point. Private ownership for some clubs but not others creates a flawed league.Storm2013 wrote:Like i said stewie that is like comparing (lions and collingwood) apples with bananas thats how silly your statement is. Storm are fully owned by news ltd and broncos aren't. broncos are a 1 city team atm in a rl state where storm battle against 9-10 AFL teams.Stewie wrote:Wow, so many things wrong in that post in so little words. Correction time.
I said the Storm were a tiny club in comparison with the Broncos, which is true.
Collingwood make their own money through a huge membership base, massive crowds and big sponsorships. No money whatsoever comes from private owners because they're a member owned club, unlike the Storm.
The Storm's average crowd went down by 2,000 in 2012 despite making the prelim in 2011 and winning the grand final in 2012. Their fan base is in fact shrinking!![]()
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Collingwood make thier money from memberships, crowds and sponsors and for the storm all those same money spinners offset the money news ltd put in if any towards their footy department. So i guess its quite convenient you choose to use your owners money (members) but then in the same breathe disregard the news ltd money (owners). double standards much???
Whether you agree on the private ownership business structure or not you cannot admit that it is a bad thing. if im not mistaken WAFC is owned by a indian consortium AKA west cost and fremantle?? and then there are little clubs around the world called Arsenal, Chelsea, and NFL teams that all seem to do pretty well! just because in your little AFL world the majority of AFL clubs dont do it, doesnt mean its not a way profitable way of structuring a club.
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Xman and Stewie, i had to spend all of 5 mins trying to find some info. Nrl clubs keep the finacials reasonable close to their chest so specific numbers are hard to get but i think these couple links might "shut ya guts".Xman wrote:Because your claims are far fetched at best. So no, I'm not just believing you. Show us proofParraEelsNRL wrote:Why don't you stfu mr never backs anything up/cuts posts to suit agenda blah blah blah.Xman wrote:Prove it
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rugby_league_in_Victoria
This link shows that between 2005-2009 23 million was spent on vrl by the melbourne storm so its pretty reasonable to expect that more has been spent from 2010-12/13.
http://www.melbournestorm.com.au/news-d ... side/66874
nothing more needs to be said really!!
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It's flawed because a small club like the Storm has access to millions more dollars than other clubs like the Broncos, that they didn't even generate themselves. Because you're a Storm fan you're obviously too blind to see how ridiculous the nRL's private ownership structure is. If I was a Broncos fan I would be spewing at the fact that the small Storm spend millions more on their football dept than the Broncos do, despite them having triple the Storm's crowds and double their membership base.Storm2013 wrote:Stewie wrote:ParraEelsNRL wrote:The football departments can not be put in the same category, the Broncos look after the Broncos while the Storm looks after Victorian RL (VFL).
It's not that hard to understand, really, it's not.![]()
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so you're saying the Storm basically bankroll the VRL? Proof?
lol stewie you say it is flawed because it gives clubs with little funds and low membership base a chance to compete with big clubs like the broncos??? really stewie that sounds a pretty fair system to me. Thats why in AFL you can bet there will be a couple of floggings every week. clubs will never be able to compete in the AFL until the differances between the most and least shrink.Stewie wrote:As I've said the Storm are tiny compared to the Broncos but the Storm still manage to out spend the Broncos on their football department by million! Yes the Lions are tiny compared to Collingwood, but who spends more on their football department? Yep, Collingwood. If the nRL did not have a private ownership structure then they would not be able to spend more on their footy dept than Brisbane Broncos, that's the point. Private ownership for some clubs but not others creates a flawed league.Storm2013 wrote:Like i said stewie that is like comparing (lions and collingwood) apples with bananas thats how silly your statement is. Storm are fully owned by news ltd and broncos aren't. broncos are a 1 city team atm in a rl state where storm battle against 9-10 AFL teams.
Collingwood make thier money from memberships, crowds and sponsors and for the storm all those same money spinners offset the money news ltd put in if any towards their footy department. So i guess its quite convenient you choose to use your owners money (members) but then in the same breathe disregard the news ltd money (owners). double standards much???
Whether you agree on the private ownership business structure or not you cannot admit that it is a bad thing. if im not mistaken WAFC is owned by a indian consortium AKA west cost and fremantle?? and then there are little clubs around the world called Arsenal, Chelsea, and NFL teams that all seem to do pretty well! just because in your little AFL world the majority of AFL clubs dont do it, doesnt mean its not a way profitable way of structuring a club.
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Storm2013 wrote:Stewie wrote:ParraEelsNRL wrote:The football departments can not be put in the same category, the Broncos look after the Broncos while the Storm looks after Victorian RL (VFL).
It's not that hard to understand, really, it's not.![]()
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so you're saying the Storm basically bankroll the VRL? Proof?
lol stewie you say it is flawed because it gives clubs with little funds and low membership base a chance to compete with big clubs like the broncos??? really stewie that sounds a pretty fair system to me. Thats why in AFL you can bet there will be a couple of floggings every week. clubs will never be able to compete in the AFL until the differances between the most and least shrink.Stewie wrote:As I've said the Storm are tiny compared to the Broncos but the Storm still manage to out spend the Broncos on their football department by million! Yes the Lions are tiny compared to Collingwood, but who spends more on their football department? Yep, Collingwood. If the nRL did not have a private ownership structure then they would not be able to spend more on their footy dept than Brisbane Broncos, that's the point. Private ownership for some clubs but not others creates a flawed league.Storm2013 wrote:Like i said stewie that is like comparing (lions and collingwood) apples with bananas thats how silly your statement is. Storm are fully owned by news ltd and broncos aren't. broncos are a 1 city team atm in a rl state where storm battle against 9-10 AFL teams.
Collingwood make thier money from memberships, crowds and sponsors and for the storm all those same money spinners offset the money news ltd put in if any towards their footy department. So i guess its quite convenient you choose to use your owners money (members) but then in the same breathe disregard the news ltd money (owners). double standards much???
Whether you agree on the private ownership business structure or not you cannot admit that it is a bad thing. if im not mistaken WAFC is owned by a indian consortium AKA west cost and fremantle?? and then there are little clubs around the world called Arsenal, Chelsea, and NFL teams that all seem to do pretty well! just because in your little AFL world the majority of AFL clubs dont do it, doesnt mean its not a way profitable way of structuring a club.
Xman and Stewie, i had to spend all of 5 mins trying to find some info. Nrl clubs keep the finacials reasonable close to their chest so specific numbers are hard to get but i think these couple links might "shut ya guts".Xman wrote:Because your claims are far fetched at best. So no, I'm not just believing you. Show us proofParraEelsNRL wrote:Why don't you stfu mr never backs anything up/cuts posts to suit agenda blah blah blah.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rugby_league_in_Victoria
This link shows that between 2005-2009 23 million was spent on vrl by the melbourne storm so its pretty reasonable to expect that more has been spent from 2010-12/13.
http://www.melbournestorm.com.au/news-d ... side/66874
nothing more needs to be said really!!
Yeah, News Limited. I also lolled at there only being 700 total rl players in Victoria$23 million has been invested by the Melbourne Storm and its partners in promoting and developing rugby league in Victoria since 2005



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Stewie wrote:It's flawed because a small club like the Storm has access to millions more dollars than other clubs like the Broncos, that they didn't even generate themselves. Because you're a Storm fan you're obviously too blind to see how ridiculous the nRL's private ownership structure is. If I was a Broncos fan I would be spewing at the fact that the small Storm spend millions more on their football dept than the Broncos do, despite them having triple the Storm's crowds and double their membership base.Storm2013 wrote:Stewie wrote:![]()
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so you're saying the Storm basically bankroll the VRL? Proof?
lol stewie you say it is flawed because it gives clubs with little funds and low membership base a chance to compete with big clubs like the broncos??? really stewie that sounds a pretty fair system to me. Thats why in AFL you can bet there will be a couple of floggings every week. clubs will never be able to compete in the AFL until the differances between the most and least shrink.Stewie wrote:As I've said the Storm are tiny compared to the Broncos but the Storm still manage to out spend the Broncos on their football department by million! Yes the Lions are tiny compared to Collingwood, but who spends more on their football department? Yep, Collingwood. If the nRL did not have a private ownership structure then they would not be able to spend more on their footy dept than Brisbane Broncos, that's the point. Private ownership for some clubs but not others creates a flawed league.



spewie crying things aren't fair because his football club... despite having 3 times the members & 50% bigger crowds .. & not having 10 other clubs from a stronger code to compete with in its home city ... like the Storm do ..... is STILL broke , skint .. pennyless .... dead set don't know where their next dime is coming from
& privately owned Storm is not




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Just imagine if Port's stadium deal was as good as the Raiders who only need 10k to break even (yet still make a $200,000 lossRaiderdave wrote:Stewie wrote:It's flawed because a small club like the Storm has access to millions more dollars than other clubs like the Broncos, that they didn't even generate themselves. Because you're a Storm fan you're obviously too blind to see how ridiculous the nRL's private ownership structure is. If I was a Broncos fan I would be spewing at the fact that the small Storm spend millions more on their football dept than the Broncos do, despite them having triple the Storm's crowds and double their membership base.Storm2013 wrote:lol stewie you say it is flawed because it gives clubs with little funds and low membership base a chance to compete with big clubs like the broncos??? really stewie that sounds a pretty fair system to me. Thats why in AFL you can bet there will be a couple of floggings every week. clubs will never be able to compete in the AFL until the differances between the most and least shrink.
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spewie crying things aren't fair because his football club... despite having 3 times the members & 50% bigger crowds .. & not having 10 other clubs from a stronger code to compete with in its home city ... like the Storm do ..... is STILL broke , skint .. pennyless .... dead set don't know where their next dime is coming from
& privately owned Storm is not
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Things will change in 2014 though

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but but butStewie wrote:Just imagine if Port's stadium deal was as good as the Raiders who only need 10k to break even (yet still make a $200,000 lossRaiderdave wrote:Stewie wrote:It's flawed because a small club like the Storm has access to millions more dollars than other clubs like the Broncos, that they didn't even generate themselves. Because you're a Storm fan you're obviously too blind to see how ridiculous the nRL's private ownership structure is. If I was a Broncos fan I would be spewing at the fact that the small Storm spend millions more on their football dept than the Broncos do, despite them having triple the Storm's crowds and double their membership base.
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spewie crying things aren't fair because his football club... despite having 3 times the members & 50% bigger crowds .. & not having 10 other clubs from a stronger code to compete with in its home city ... like the Storm do ..... is STILL broke , skint .. pennyless .... dead set don't know where their next dime is coming from
& privately owned Storm is not
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Things will change in 2014 though


the SANFL gave poort shitmedaks ... every cent they took off them in the stadium deal back
every dime .... they had to .. otherwise it would have been touch n go if they'd of survived the season.
so this stadium deal .... aint an excuse
and yet they still went down the shit stained s bend to the tune of 6.4 Million ....it would have been over 8 million if the SANFL had kept the money poort powerfailure owed them.
I mean jesus ...... thats just horried , gob smackingly woeful management.


get rid of them
they are out of their depth .... & not up to it at this level
RIP Poort poweroutage

RL SOO II 4.194 Million veiwers
RL SOO I 4.068 Million
NRL GF 3.968 Million
VFL Grand Final 3.620 Million
SOO III 3.364 Million
NRL Prelim 2.219 Million
Kangaroos V NZ 1.214 Million
Sookerwhos V Japan 238K
RL SOO I 4.068 Million
NRL GF 3.968 Million
VFL Grand Final 3.620 Million
SOO III 3.364 Million
NRL Prelim 2.219 Million
Kangaroos V NZ 1.214 Million
Sookerwhos V Japan 238K
