Nope. But because I don't agree with you, you will attempt to get the 'adults' involved again rather than try to debate the facts as they are. Grass me up all you like...it's the only way you'll ever win a NRL based sports debate




What you know or don't know is not the question...it is your biggoted attitude to anyone who disagrees with you that is the issue. I have said WA should be in next time.....but as a fan of an existing expansion club, I have seen the mistakes made.....the empty stadiums etc....I would say that when it comes to expansion and the pitfalls faced by "new" franchises, I am far more clued up than you.


Your arrogance has just reached a new level

Seriously....because you're saying it






Correct. And as your mate the moderator has said:




You should stop assuming stuff out loud. I'd also stop recommending new postimg guidelines to the mods if I were you......they generally don't take kindly to being told what to do....apparently

Meninga Backs WA for NRL Team Quote Rugby league legend Mal Meninga believes it is inevitable that WA will join the National Rugby League. How it happens is another matter. The record-breaking former Australian, Queensland and Canberra Raiders captain and Maroons State of Origin coach said the new NRL commission would need to make tough decisions over the expansion that was expected to include a WA Reds side within three years. Meninga said a priority was ensuring a good spread of talented players. "The issue is not about Perth coming back into the competition it's about how you do that," Meninga said. "It's inevitable and it's important that WA is included in any expansion if we are going to be a truly national rugby league. '" au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/sport/ ... -nrl-team/

Meninga Backs WA for NRL Team Quote Rugby league legend Mal Meninga believes it is inevitable that WA will join the National Rugby League. How it happens is another matter. The record-breaking former Australian, Queensland and Canberra Raiders captain and Maroons State of Origin coach said the new NRL commission would need to make tough decisions over the expansion that was expected to include a WA Reds side within three years. Meninga said a priority was ensuring a good spread of talented players. "The issue is not about Perth coming back into the competition it's about how you do that," Meninga said. "It's inevitable and it's important that WA is included in any expansion if we are going to be a truly national rugby league. '" au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/sport/ ... -nrl-team/

Went to Perth last year and thinking of moving out there end of the year, if they had an NRL that would be great and cure the homesickness.

Here are the plans for "Our House" (the big file): www.dsr.wa.gov.au/nibstadium It lays out the facilities, size etc. work is due to commence at the end of this year on stage one. Big games such as finals, SOO, Test matches etc would be played at Perth's new $1.5bill multi purpose stadium Summary 25,000 all seater Cost $232 million corporates 40 suites, 120 boxes, 2 x300 person lounges 3 home team changing rooms, one dedicated to each tennant team Commencing late 2011, full completion 2018

Here are the plans for "Our House" (the big file): www.dsr.wa.gov.au/nibstadium It lays out the facilities, size etc. work is due to commence at the end of this year on stage one. Big games such as finals, SOO, Test matches etc would be played at Perth's new $1.5bill multi purpose stadium Summary 25,000 all seater Cost $232 million corporates 40 suites, 120 boxes, 2 x300 person lounges 3 home team changing rooms, one dedicated to each tennant team Commencing late 2011, full completion 2018

Confirmed East stand will be stage 1 The State Government has reversed tack on the redevelopment of rectangular nib stadium in East Perth, deciding it will now include corporate facilities in the planned new eastern grandstand. State Cabinet on Monday approved an increase in the grandstand project's budget to $95.1 million from $88.5 million so extra facilities can be included when it goes to tender later this year. The stand will include 56 open corporate boxes, seating 420, and a 250-people barbecue terrace. au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/a/-/wa ... r-stadium/

Confirmed East stand will be stage 1 The State Government has reversed tack on the redevelopment of rectangular nib stadium in East Perth, deciding it will now include corporate facilities in the planned new eastern grandstand. State Cabinet on Monday approved an increase in the grandstand project's budget to $95.1 million from $88.5 million so extra facilities can be included when it goes to tender later this year. The stand will include 56 open corporate boxes, seating 420, and a 250-people barbecue terrace. au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/a/-/wa ... r-stadium/