their future fund contributions are nearly zip palXman wrote:Their futures fund of 30 mil, plus costs of expansion are taken into account before calculating their profit fwit!Raiderdave wrote:Xman wrote:What do you think a futures fund is dickhead? They save it for the games future by saving it in the bankRaiderdave wrote:NRLCrap1 wrote:No, Dave, you're wrong. The NRL is in big trouble and you simply can't bring yourself to admit it.![]()
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I think less & ... less & .... less is going into the VFL's fund shithead .... they are plugging holes all ova the shop
the Thuns
the Midgets
Melbourne
Port Shatmedaks
the Paddle pop wions
115 Million in club debt
the NRL has no such issues & a lot more cash then it did
these claims that 14 NRL clubs don't make money overlook 2 things
the losses aren't great
& their Leagues clubs wind the debt back to nil for them.... each year
NRL clubs revenues are increasing & their expenditure is under control
they won't need leagues club bail outs for much longer ... they will all be self sufficient inside the next decade![]()
same can't be said for the fumbles & bumbles
the VFL is funding clubs struggling financially all ova the shop
they may have put 30 mill in their future fund a few years back
but I'd doubt it would be 3 Million these days .....
VFL... dying
Unlike the NRL who brag about a profit BEFORE costing any expansion projects![]()
because of the expansion clubs & many others being stoney broke ... they have no leagues clubs to take the pressure off the VFL like NRL clubs do
the VFL is spending very close to its income these days on everything else bar its future fund
a pittance would be going in
the NRL has no clubs with their hands out bleeding like stuck pigs
it has no oxygen thieve expansion clubs
it has more income then it ever has
it has whopped the VFL after just one year of its new media deal
