thetormentor
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On the 10 Football YouTube page, the Round Ball rules show mentioned that the Mariners will have some investment coming soon. Monty to stay, but a new Chairman..
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I have just been on the club's Wikipedia page and came on here to report what I assumed was just a bit of cantankerous shithousery, but seeing this post, maybe not. The page has been edited (on April 13th) to show Mike C as the chairman and minority owner and Richard Peil has been added as the majority owner.On the 10 Football YouTube page, the Round Ball rules show mentioned that the Mariners will have some investment coming soon. Monty to stay, but a new Chairman..
Debatable, results might be there but they've both got hardly any fans and no stadium.Both Western and Macarthur have both been successful in joining the league so far.
The AL does want to expand so it would make sense to start a new franchise in Canberra rather than relocate an existing team. But who knows with the AL.Wouldn`t it make sense for the ALM to now add another 2 teams and expand the league further?
Both Western and Macarthur have both been successful in joining the league so far.
Canberra would be an obvious choice.
It has the population,the stadium and the financial means and is a regional centre for NSW country.
They could buy the licence and be up and running next season
The other additional side could be given 2 seasons to get going...
Macarthur have a stadium and their attendances are marginally below ours but it`s still early days for them.Debatable, results might be there but they've both got hardly any fans and no stadium.
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That would make A LOT more sense than allowing our license to be sold and relocated. APL would get a substantial fee for a new franchise vs maybe a cut of MC's sale to allow the move. Not to mention a move alienates one set of existing fans while hoping they bring in more on the other side. It just doesnt seem like a logical move, even a moron would know they can't take our club and expect the fans to still follow them.The AL does want to expand so it would make sense to start a new franchise in Canberra rather than relocate an existing team. But who knows with the AL.
One of two bids. Maybe the other Canberra bid has been given the nod.I have just been on the club's Wikipedia page and came on here to report what I assumed was just a bit of cantankerous shithousery, but seeing this post, maybe not. The page has been edited (on April 13th) to show Mike C as the chairman and minority owner and Richard Peil has been added as the majority owner.
Peil is the owner of Anytime Fitness and is a worth a bob or two, so if it is true then on the face of it then potentially good news. However.......in December last year, Peil was announced as the "CEO" of a bid team set up by former socceroo Andy Bernal for a Canberra ALM team, with Mariners sponsors Mate reportedly financial backers of the bid.
So assuming there is any truth to Peil buying in (still a big "if" given the source, even when tied in with the 10 Football post), it would depend on whether he was buying on his own behalf (he lives in Sydney, would make sense if he wants to get involved in the AL) or whether it was as part of his Canberra bid with a view to shifting the license.
According to Linkedin, Peil is based in Lane Cove, and MATE HQ is at Wetherill Park. So if they wanted to get involved in an AL club, it doesn't make sense that they would throw their lot in with a Canberra bid when there is a club for sale just up the road - and one that MATE are actively engaged with. It might be throwing idle speculation on top of what is still just a rumour, but I wonder if they did try and buy us, and MC was messing them about so they threw their lot in with the Canberra bid - at which point MC came back to the table.One of two bids. Maybe the other Canberra bid has been given the nod.
Successful!!! You made me choke on that popcorn!!! Hehe. Let's have Sydney 7 v Melbourne 5. Hey, if all the teams were from Sydney and Melbourne we would not have to fudge results!!!! Western should be on notice to have licence revoked! Down the road from me the Cows players introduce themselves to the fans at their home games to speed up the process.Wouldn`t it make sense for the ALM to now add another 2 teams and expand the league further?
Both Western and Macarthur have both been successful in joining the league so far.
Canberra would be an obvious choice.
It has the population,the stadium and the financial means and is a regional centre for NSW country.
They could buy the licence and be up and running next season
The other additional side could be given 2 seasons to get going...
Perth gloryInteresting to see four ALM teams in that table too
Saw this on Twitter, very impressive stat
are you asking if your the only dirty old man on the forum ?Somewhat off topic but does anyone else get adverts while browsing the forum for photographs of women from various different walks of life with phenomenonally enormous breasts in marginally compromising positions, all with implied promises of greater revelations if clicked upon?
I'd like to see the same stat but across all clubs in the A League, what percentage across the whole league went through our Academy.Saw this on Twitter, very impressive stat