Congratulations Cronulla for finaly signing a sponsor

[leagueiscrap]

See, that's the type of dumb ******** shit I mentioned, you're in denial moron.

Do you even have a fucking clue about those teams you dickhead, I mean, you are supposedly an Australian living here, yet you post shit that tells me you have no fucking idea about anything outside your little AFL bubble, and half the time you either lie about that or get it wrong anyway.

Just give up moron, cronulla have more money than most sports clubs in the country seeing as they are selling apartments by the fucking truckload.

THE identity of the mystery man who has invested $3.5 million cash to save the Cronulla Sharks can finally be revealed … he’s a pizza shop owner.
The secret benefactor is retired 60-year-old Shire businessman and owner of Al’s Pizzas, Paul Ellems, a long time supporter of the club.
His recent cash injection secured Cronulla’s NRL future by allowing the board to clear all remaining debts with the St George Bank.
Shane Flanagan wants new contract with Cronulla Sharks 0:39
Play video
http://mashery.news.com.au/image/v1/ext ... z9c5xuj3mc
Suspended Cronulla coach Shane Flanagan is looking for a contract extension at the club despite facing a season on the sidelines and the possibility of further sanctions.
Ellems started a construction business, Faux Brick, more than a decade ago and made his money from selling it five years later.
He purchased Al’s Pizza Pasta & Ribs in Cronulla not long afterwards.
“My kids were working at McDonald’s getting not much more than $5 an hour so I opened a pizza place and the kids work there,” he said.
“Their friends and relatives work there too – and on better pay than McDonald’s.”
Three years ago Cronulla’s debt to St George Bank had blown out to more than $14 million, the interest repayments almost crippling the club.

did you not read the article, no cash flow, struggled to make repayment on debt, but thanks to a pizza shop owner saving them, to stop the bank closing the doors on the club
all on this needed to run a football club with a revenue of 14 million
7.2 million that come from the NRL
like nearly all NRL clubs a pathetic joke, nothing but pokes as back up, and wealthy fans

Oh for fucks sake.

Ding ding ding, we have a winner.

You sir are the dopiest merkin here

The future of cash-strapped NRL club Cronulla Sharks is hanging by a piano wire, with major sponsors LG Electronics dumping the club after a tumultuous 24 hours.

NRL calls crisis talks with Sharks

The sponsor refused to renew its contract, thought to be worth about $1 million per season, following a string of controversies,
https://au.sports.yahoo.com/league/news ... ponsor-lg/

Fairfax Media has been told that the Sharks fear legal action could cripple the club and the previous board had asked the NRL to provide up to $3 million if needed to cover the loss of sponsorship and legal expenses after ASADA announced it was investigating allegations of systematic doping at Cronulla in 2011.

The NRL had indicated it would give the Sharks an interest free loan or advance on their annual club grant but that money may now not be as forthcoming after the decision to reappoint trainer Mark Noakes and invite the other three staff to apply for jobs at the club was made without consulting Cullen or other senior management.
http://www.theherald.com.au/story/16728 ... -bail-out/

Cash-strapped Cronulla will risk being a further $400,000 out of pocket by contesting the provisional sanctions the NRL imposed on it over the supplements scandal.
http://www.theleader.com.au/story/20527 ... sanctions/

CRONULLA-Sutherland Leagues Club yesterday threw itself open to amalgamation in a move that could signal deeply troubled waters for the cash-strapped Sharks.

While Sharks chairman Damian Irvine last night played down the shock move to publicly advertise for partners, club industry sources were left deeply concerned for the future of the NRL's shakiest franchise.

Sharks officials earlier this week contacted ClubsNSW, which yesterday invited its member organisations to provide Cronulla with "expressions of interest" about a "possible amalgamation".

Cronulla had planned to tell its 18,000 members on Monday, but The Daily Telegraph discovered the development after obtaining the ClubsNSW circular from a rival NRL club official.

"ClubsNSW has been notified by the Cronulla-Sutherland Leagues Club Ltd that it is seeking expressions of interest from registered clubs in the same region with a view to exploring the possibility of an amalgamation," the circular read.

"The seeking of expressions of interest from registered clubs at this time is consistent with the club's plans as outlined at the most recent AGM to explore and research all possible models, structures and commercial options in order to present them to members in the near future."

Cronulla's survival has been a problem child for the NRL since the club was forced to ask it's financier, St George Bank, for an extra $500,000 to pay wages in December 2008.

It's understood the Leagues Club has continued to be hit hard by raised poker machine taxes - a common affliction which has resulted in 16 licensed premises across the state applying for amalgamation this year alone.

None, however, have yet found a partner.
http://www.thekennel.net.au/forum/showt ... hp?t=83031

THE cash-strapped Sharks insist they won't be relocating to West Australia despite approaching Perth billionaire Tony Sage for a $2 million, two-year sponsorship.

After reading about Sage's interest in a NRL Perth franchise, Sharks chairman Damian Irvine will contact Sage to discuss becoming Cronulla's major sponsor for next two years.

Irvine said he would hope to educate Sage, the former Shire schoolboy, in running an NRL club before the Sharks would then support a Perth entry into the NRL for 2015.

Sage lived for three years in the Shire, playing rugby league at Port Hacking High School
http://www.themercury.com.au/cronulla-s ... 6273233326


hey ParraEelsNRL do you have any idea about reality?
just keep proving you self to be a brainless tarrrd like aflcwapper & dribble dick dave

[AFLcrap1]

Jesus talk about desperate dumbo.
Your First article is over 5 yrs old.

I suggest you take notice of Parra .
he is talking about recent events.


& I find it ironic that An Essingbong fan would post ASADA articles about Cronulla.

You really are braindead.
Calling you Dumbo is being Kind.

[leagueiscrap]

Jesus talk about desperate dumbo.
Your First article is over 5 yrs old.

I suggest you take notice of Parra .
he is talking about recent events.


& I find it ironic that An Essingbong fan would post ASADA articles about Cronulla.

You really are braindead.
Calling you Dumbo is being Kind.

DAVID RICCIO THE DAILY TELEGRAPH JULY 07, 2014 12:00AM
there is an article that is dated for 09 right up until late 2013
i printed posted the articles from those dates to prove a point is they have no money, and only exist thanks to pizza shop owner that game them 3.5 million, so the bank wouldnt close the doors on the club

A CRONULLA board meeting tomorrow is likely to determine if the Sharks stick with rookie assistant coach James Shepherd for the remainder of this season or appoint former St George Illawarra coach Steve Price.

The crucial decision was an obvious talking point ­on Sunday in the wake of the Sharks’ remarkable comeback win over the Sydney Roosters on Saturday night, a win which rugby league Immortal Bob Fulton ­described as the greatest win by any team in 50 years.

Cronulla management have reacted to the resignation of interim coach Peter Sharp last Monday with ­deliberate diligence, unwilling to rush the decision on a possible replacement.

Interim coach James Shepherd. Picture: Mark Evans
Interim coach James Shepherd. Picture: Mark Evans
Following a week of unprecedented crisis, Shepherd was handed the reins of a Sharks side still dealing with an ongoing ASADA investigation, minus sacked star Todd Carney, their inspirational captain Paul Gallen, NSW Origin forward Luke Lewis and injured trio Andrew Fifita, John Morris and Chris Heighington.

Rallying from 24-0 behind on the scoreboard to overcome a stunned Roosters side 30-28, there was a suggestion that the cash-strapped club would be better off saving their money by keeping Shepherd in charge.
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sport/ ... 6979704354

is it hard to under stand what the argument is about?
its reallty not that hard, even for some one as thick and as stupid as you
there is proof in a list of articles written over a number of years from 2012 up until now, that all say the same thing
the crounlla sharks have no friggen money, no cash flow, rely on donations from fans, to run the pissy small size needed for an NRL club

[ParraEelsNRL]

http://forums.leagueunlimited.com/showt ... p?t=437093

idiot.

[leagueiscrap]

http://forums.leagueunlimited.com/showt ... p?t=437093

idiot.

Cronulla Sharks chairman Damian Keogh looking over Sharks Stadium
The Sharks were in deep water. The club’s perilous financial state became public in 2009, with plans even being announced for a partial move to the Central Coast.

They had struggled for years to generate a positive cashflow, running up a $15 million debt.

A vicious cycle of poor financial results, dubious player signings and losing streaks added up to a string of off-field dramas, turning off supporters and sponsors.
like every other NRL club, the footy department cannot make a dollar

still no money coming in yet, no cash flow
still living off donations from pizza shop owners

[ParraEelsNRL]

How dumb are you?

Honestly?

Cronulla Sharks chairman (search exact words)


https://www.google.com.au/search?q=Cron ... 2&ie=UTF-8

First off the list.

Damian Irvine
Cronulla chairman Damian Irvine has stood down in the wake of the ASADA drugs scandal at the club. Irvine came under fire on the weekend for claiming players were injected with horse drugs. Sharks' shambles without key staff.

DO YOU KNOW WHEN THIS ASADA SHIT HIT THE FAN YOU DUMB DUMB DUMB DUMB DUMD DUMD DUMB DUMB DUMB DUMD DUMB DUMB DUMB KHUNT?

IT WAS LAST YEAR IN MARCH

Cronulla Sharks chairman Damian Irvine the latest victim of drugs scandal sweeping the club

1 YEAR AGO MARCH 13, 2013 11:45PM

http://www.news.com.au/national/cronull ... 6596176595

Fuckwit!

[leagueiscrap]

How dumb are you?

Honestly?

Cronulla Sharks chairman (search exact words)


https://www.google.com.au/search?q=Cron ... 2&ie=UTF-8

First off the list.

Damian Irvine
Cronulla chairman Damian Irvine has stood down in the wake of the ASADA drugs scandal at the club. Irvine came under fire on the weekend for claiming players were injected with horse drugs. Sharks' shambles without key staff.

DO YOU KNOW WHEN THIS ASADA SHIT HIT THE FAN YOU DUMB DUMB DUMB DUMB DUMD DUMD DUMB DUMB DUMB DUMD DUMB DUMB DUMB KHUNT?

IT WAS LAST YEAR IN MARCH

Cronulla Sharks chairman Damian Irvine the latest victim of drugs scandal sweeping the club

1 YEAR AGO MARCH 13, 2013 11:45PM

http://www.news.com.au/national/cronull ... 6596176595

Fuckwit!

"They had struggled for years to generate a positive cashflow, running up a $15 million debt.

A vicious cycle of poor financial results, dubious player signings and losing streaks added up to a string of off-field dramas, turning off supporters and sponsors."

like every other NRL club, the footy department cannot make a dollar

still no money coming in yet, no cash flow
still living off donations from pizza shop owners

read the actual article retarrrd

[ParraEelsNRL]

Wtf?

You are killing this board with your blatant stupidity.

For fucks sake.

[leagueiscrap]

Wtf?

You are killing this board with your blatant stupidity.

For fucks sake.

its funny all articles point to and say cronulla have no money, debt and no cash flow

[ParraEelsNRL]

If you bothered to read something not from years past, you'd know exactly what they have sold, who paid to get the debt gone and what things the NRL has put in place in regards fines. But no, you don't wanna look at the real picture, you want to keep looking at the past.

You're an idiot.

Have you seen how many apartments they have sold?

No, I guess not.

I'll make it easy and post this in full so you don't have to go to the effort of clicking a link ya weak pr!ck.

http://www.propertyobserver.com.au/find ... t-day.html

JENNIFER DUKE | 2 FEBRUARY 2014
Sydney’s newest waterfront town centre Woolooware Bay sees $100 million of sales on first day

More than $100 million of property, or 177 apartments of the 220 available, saw contracts exchanged this weekend at the launch of New South Wales' Woolooware Bay town centre and residential community development.

The Sutherland Shire development is on land owned by the Cronulla Sutherland Leagues Club, and is on a 10-hectare site. In total, it will have 600 apartments, a Sharks Club and a 17,700 square metre retail and medical centre.

The Saturday, February 1 launch was a ‘VIP’ event, and registrations of interest are now open for the next apartments in the Waterfront Release, which face the bay.

The weekend launch saw first home buyers, young families, downsizers and retirees purchasing the apartments. In total, 95% were local buyers.

Prices ranged from $450,000 for one-bedroom apartments, $575,000 for two-bedroom apartments and from $860,000 for three-bedroom apartments.

Managing director of Bluestone, Ben Fairfax, said that the interest was significant and had caused them to extend the original release, of Esplanade – a building with 91 apartments – to include the 47-apartment Pavilion and 82-apartment Sea.

“We had a large amount of interest from the local community when the vision for the master plan was first unveiled. The enquiry has continued to grow as the project moved through its planning and approval process and our purchasers today have waited patiently for the first chance to buy,” Fairfax said.

The sales team had taken 2,000 registrations of interest, with 200 gathered over Christmas.

Chairman of landowner Cronulla Sutherland Leagues Club, Damian Keogh, said that the town centre will provide a boost for the Club and the future of Sharks Group. The Club itself, 461 Captain Cook Drive, Cronulla, will be able for public use as a conference space.

The apartments include timber laminates, feature panels and stone benchtops.

Shared facilities will include a rooftop Sunset Cinema and W Club, a lagoon pool, and a barbecue area.

The town centre space is still seeking tenants to lease, however cites that the final product will include a full-line supermarket, fresh food retailers, “eat street” restaurants and cafes and services/lifestyle stores. It will have 770 car parking spaces.

Bluestone's personnel have been involved with the redevelopment of a number of waterfront sites, such as Woolloomooloo Bay Wharf, Rhodes Waterside, Balmain Cove in Sydney's Inner West and other major developments, such as Norwest Business Park.

Norwest Business Park took a spot in this list of New South Wales' Top Five developments of the last 50 years.

Construction on the shopping centre is expected early this year.

jduke@propertyobserver.com.au

For the latest development listings, brought to you by Property Observer and partners, see our INVESTOR SHOWCASE.

Images are artist impressions.

Derp!

[ParraEelsNRL]

If you bothered to read something not from years past, you'd know exactly what they have sold, who paid to get the debt gone and what things the NRL has put in place in regards fines. But no, you don't wanna look at the real picture, you want to keep looking at the past.

You're an idiot.

Have you seen how many apartments they have sold?

No, I guess not.

I'll make it easy and post this in full so you don't have to go to the effort of clicking a link ya weak pr!ck.

http://www.propertyobserver.com.au/find ... t-day.html

JENNIFER DUKE | 2 FEBRUARY 2014
Sydney’s newest waterfront town centre Woolooware Bay sees $100 million of sales on first day

More than $100 million of property, or 177 apartments of the 220 available, saw contracts exchanged this weekend at the launch of New South Wales' Woolooware Bay town centre and residential community development.

The Sutherland Shire development is on land owned by the Cronulla Sutherland Leagues Club, and is on a 10-hectare site. In total, it will have 600 apartments, a Sharks Club and a 17,700 square metre retail and medical centre.

The Saturday, February 1 launch was a ‘VIP’ event, and registrations of interest are now open for the next apartments in the Waterfront Release, which face the bay.

The weekend launch saw first home buyers, young families, downsizers and retirees purchasing the apartments. In total, 95% were local buyers.

Prices ranged from $450,000 for one-bedroom apartments, $575,000 for two-bedroom apartments and from $860,000 for three-bedroom apartments.

Managing director of Bluestone, Ben Fairfax, said that the interest was significant and had caused them to extend the original release, of Esplanade – a building with 91 apartments – to include the 47-apartment Pavilion and 82-apartment Sea.

“We had a large amount of interest from the local community when the vision for the master plan was first unveiled. The enquiry has continued to grow as the project moved through its planning and approval process and our purchasers today have waited patiently for the first chance to buy,” Fairfax said.

The sales team had taken 2,000 registrations of interest, with 200 gathered over Christmas.

Chairman of landowner Cronulla Sutherland Leagues Club, Damian Keogh, said that the town centre will provide a boost for the Club and the future of Sharks Group. The Club itself, 461 Captain Cook Drive, Cronulla, will be able for public use as a conference space.

The apartments include timber laminates, feature panels and stone benchtops.

Shared facilities will include a rooftop Sunset Cinema and W Club, a lagoon pool, and a barbecue area.

The town centre space is still seeking tenants to lease, however cites that the final product will include a full-line supermarket, fresh food retailers, “eat street” restaurants and cafes and services/lifestyle stores. It will have 770 car parking spaces.

Bluestone's personnel have been involved with the redevelopment of a number of waterfront sites, such as Woolloomooloo Bay Wharf, Rhodes Waterside, Balmain Cove in Sydney's Inner West and other major developments, such as Norwest Business Park.

Norwest Business Park took a spot in this list of New South Wales' Top Five developments of the last 50 years.

Construction on the shopping centre is expected early this year.

jduke@propertyobserver.com.au

For the latest development listings, brought to you by Property Observer and partners, see our INVESTOR SHOWCASE.

Images are artist impressions.

Derp!

[AFLcrap1]

Be kind ,dumbo follows a club that is going to be in massive debt ,that's going to cop it off Asada,is on the nose with other fans & clubs..
He is a bit upset that Essingbong is heading south .
So he lives in the past when all the drug problems were undiscovered .
When he is reminded of the current situation he deflects by saying Pokes pokes ,Cronulla Cronulla.& searches the net for articles that are yrs old.

[leagueiscrap]

Be kind ,dumbo follows a club that is going to be in massive debt ,that's going to cop it off Asada,is on the nose with other fans & clubs..
He is a bit upset that Essingbong is heading south .
So he lives in the past when all the drug problems were undiscovered .
When he is reminded of the current situation he deflects by saying Pokes pokes ,Cronulla Cronulla.& searches the net for articles that are yrs old.

your one to speak spazza,when it come to digging up old articles & reposting! them keep digging the bottom of the barrel but what else do we expect looser
the articles i posted was from 2009 up until 7 july 2014. covering a number of years to show a continued pattern, of what was being reported about the cronulla gummy sharks being broke with no money. it wasn't hard to find those articles as all where from the first page that showed up on google.

essendons debt comes from spending 30 odd million on a new training facility, fines & bills from lawyers, the club will easily recover the money & is hardly reliant on poker machine, re unlike every NRL club just for survival to break even on the whole pissy amount required to run an NRL club.

why would a club spend millions on its own money on lawyers & take it to the federal court against the AFL & ASADA if they believe they don't have a case to answer

then you have cronulla who have said they will not fight the charge as they do not have the money!. they dont even have the money to pay the fine the NRL commission game them

[leagueiscrap]

If you bothered to read something not from years past, you'd know exactly what they have sold, who paid to get the debt gone and what things the NRL has put in place in regards fines. But no, you don't wanna look at the real picture, you want to keep looking at the past.

You're an idiot.

Have you seen how many apartments they have sold?

No, I guess not.

I'll make it easy and post this in full so you don't have to go to the effort of clicking a link ya weak pr!ck.

http://www.propertyobserver.com.au/find ... t-day.html

JENNIFER DUKE | 2 FEBRUARY 2014
Sydney’s newest waterfront town centre Woolooware Bay sees $100 million of sales on first day

More than $100 million of property, or 177 apartments of the 220 available, saw contracts exchanged this weekend at the launch of New South Wales' Woolooware Bay town centre and residential community development.

The Sutherland Shire development is on land owned by the Cronulla Sutherland Leagues Club, and is on a 10-hectare site. In total, it will have 600 apartments, a Sharks Club and a 17,700 square metre retail and medical centre.

The Saturday, February 1 launch was a ‘VIP’ event, and registrations of interest are now open for the next apartments in the Waterfront Release, which face the bay.

The weekend launch saw first home buyers, young families, downsizers and retirees purchasing the apartments. In total, 95% were local buyers.

Prices ranged from $450,000 for one-bedroom apartments, $575,000 for two-bedroom apartments and from $860,000 for three-bedroom apartments.

Managing director of Bluestone, Ben Fairfax, said that the interest was significant and had caused them to extend the original release, of Esplanade – a building with 91 apartments – to include the 47-apartment Pavilion and 82-apartment Sea.

“We had a large amount of interest from the local community when the vision for the master plan was first unveiled. The enquiry has continued to grow as the project moved through its planning and approval process and our purchasers today have waited patiently for the first chance to buy,” Fairfax said.

The sales team had taken 2,000 registrations of interest, with 200 gathered over Christmas.

Chairman of landowner Cronulla Sutherland Leagues Club, Damian Keogh, said that the town centre will provide a boost for the Club and the future of Sharks Group. The Club itself, 461 Captain Cook Drive, Cronulla, will be able for public use as a conference space.

The apartments include timber laminates, feature panels and stone benchtops.

Shared facilities will include a rooftop Sunset Cinema and W Club, a lagoon pool, and a barbecue area.

The town centre space is still seeking tenants to lease, however cites that the final product will include a full-line supermarket, fresh food retailers, “eat street” restaurants and cafes and services/lifestyle stores. It will have 770 car parking spaces.

Bluestone's personnel have been involved with the redevelopment of a number of waterfront sites, such as Woolloomooloo Bay Wharf, Rhodes Waterside, Balmain Cove in Sydney's Inner West and other major developments, such as Norwest Business Park.

Norwest Business Park took a spot in this list of New South Wales' Top Five developments of the last 50 years.

Construction on the shopping centre is expected early this year.

jduke@propertyobserver.com.au

For the latest development listings, brought to you by Property Observer and partners, see our INVESTOR SHOWCASE.

Images are artist impressions.

Derp!

Cronulla Sharks must decide between coaches James Shepherd and Steve Price
DAVID RICCIO THE DAILY TELEGRAPH JULY 07, 2014 12:00AM

yeah really old fuckstick
Rallying from 24-0 behind on the scoreboard to overcome a stunned Roosters side 30-28, there was a suggestion that the cash-strapped club would be better off saving their money by keeping Shepherd in charge.

they have no friggen money.

[AFLcrap1]

Be kind ,dumbo follows a club that is going to be in massive debt ,that's going to cop it off Asada,is on the nose with other fans & clubs..
He is a bit upset that Essingbong is heading south .
So he lives in the past when all the drug problems were undiscovered .
When he is reminded of the current situation he deflects by saying Pokes pokes ,Cronulla Cronulla.& searches the net for articles that are yrs old.

your one to speak spazza,when it come to digging up old articles & reposting! them keep digging the bottom of the barrel but what else do we expect looser
the articles i posted was from 2009 up until 7 july 2014. covering a number of years to show a continued pattern, of what was being reported about the cronulla gummy sharks being broke with no money. it wasn't hard to find those articles as all where from the first page that showed up on google.

essendons debt comes from spending 30 odd million on a new training facility, fines & bills from lawyers, the club will easily recover the money & is hardly reliant on poker machine, re unlike every NRL club just for survival to break even on the whole pissy amount required to run an NRL club.

why would a club spend millions on its own money on lawyers & take it to the federal court against the AFL & ASADA if they believe they don't have a case to answer

then you have cronulla who have said they will not fight the charge as they do not have the money!. they dont even have the money to pay the fine the NRL commission game them

One simple question for the terminally stupid.
If Essingbong is innocent of what is claimed(taking Drugs) then why are they going to court to try to stop ASADA ????????

Only answer anyone who has the IQ above that of a houseplant(that leaves you out Dumbo) can come up with is ..they are guilty & trying to get out of it on a technicality.

Grubby druggo cheating club...& you follow them ,might explain your backward education,inability to post coherently & constant hypocrisy about Pokies..