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Waldron does it again.
- Thread starter pahoffm
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I'm not going to worry about this.
It's true, I don't know very much at all about Rugby League, if at all, and I certainly don't follow it.
All I know is that Waldron is a cur from way back.
And from my aspect, as a non-committed Rugby League Victorian, the NSW-centric NRL appears to have never truly embraced its Melbourne club, even though Melbournians have embraced the Storm and spent their "hard earned" supporting the club.
I certainly don't give two hoots about Newscorp.
As for feeling sympathy for the Storm because I am a Richmond supporter,
I've never asked supporters of other clubs to feel sympathy towards Richmond because of our plight.
It's our mess, it's up to us to clean it up.
And we unemotionally attempt to gain every advantage that we can, in the process.
If anything the strong relationship between the Collingwood Football Club, Athletics Australia, and the Storm has seen both the RFC & RCC crowded out of Gosch's paddock, recently Victoria Park, and possibly in the future Melbourne Park (the park which holds both the MCG & PRG.
Whilst the Press looks at Waldron and Storm, a keen investigator may wish to cast an eye towards Eddie as head of both the Carringbush & Athletics Australia and what ground concessions Athletics Australia has given to the Carringbush these last few years.
1. The Lexus Centre
2. Gosch's Paddock.
3. Olympic Park, with AA moving to Albert Park.
4. A move back to Victoria Park for their reserves.
Too many centrally located grounds for merely one AFL club.
At our expense.
This, I'm more concerned about, as a Tiger supporter.
It's true, I don't know very much at all about Rugby League, if at all, and I certainly don't follow it.
All I know is that Waldron is a cur from way back.
And from my aspect, as a non-committed Rugby League Victorian, the NSW-centric NRL appears to have never truly embraced its Melbourne club, even though Melbournians have embraced the Storm and spent their "hard earned" supporting the club.
I certainly don't give two hoots about Newscorp.
As for feeling sympathy for the Storm because I am a Richmond supporter,
I've never asked supporters of other clubs to feel sympathy towards Richmond because of our plight.
It's our mess, it's up to us to clean it up.
And we unemotionally attempt to gain every advantage that we can, in the process.
If anything the strong relationship between the Collingwood Football Club, Athletics Australia, and the Storm has seen both the RFC & RCC crowded out of Gosch's paddock, recently Victoria Park, and possibly in the future Melbourne Park (the park which holds both the MCG & PRG.
Whilst the Press looks at Waldron and Storm, a keen investigator may wish to cast an eye towards Eddie as head of both the Carringbush & Athletics Australia and what ground concessions Athletics Australia has given to the Carringbush these last few years.
1. The Lexus Centre
2. Gosch's Paddock.
3. Olympic Park, with AA moving to Albert Park.
4. A move back to Victoria Park for their reserves.
Too many centrally located grounds for merely one AFL club.
At our expense.
This, I'm more concerned about, as a Tiger supporter.
mb64 said:
"I strongly object to being branded a whistleblower. The only contact I have had with the NRL has been at its instigation. I have not acted unlawfully and am willing to assist in any way necessary."
Not much of a denial when you look at it closely.
One-eyed Tiger said:
I remember very clearly listening to Waldron on SEN a couple of years ago when there was some scandal at another NRL club,and he was ranting that if any Storm player brought shame on the club he would sue them.
Tiger74 said:
May have let a few details slip, rumour filters back to the NRL who find some anomalies and call him in...
Tiger74 said:
Imagine if it was him and he happened to bump into Jeff Lima or Ryan Hoffman or any of the '07 or '09 players in a the street.
It could get ugly
Tiger74 said:
I'm assuming you went T74, if so, good onya.
I've had a rethink. Initially my view was pack up and stuff the Sydney-centric morons, but in hindsight, they have paid Melbourne the ultimate compliment - they are green with envy. They hate the progress the Storm has made.
I'm not a follower of rugby league, but I am going to buy a Storm membership and attend some of the games. I want to see every shade of green on the faces of Gallop and his cronies. GO STORM!
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Bill James
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Mmmmm! Thinking, who are the two most successful NRL clubs in the last decade? Why did they both seem to be able to hang onto good players better than other clubs? Who owns those clubs? Would the NRL executive like to stick it in the eye of that owner? Lot more intrigue to play our yet methinks.
