Wedgie wrote:Red's considered lucky in China. I wish it was lucky in Prospect.
Things'll come good once we have our Long March and someone orchestrates a revolution where we collectivize every other clubs' premierships and then allocate them to Prospect Oval.
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UK Fan wrote:What a surprise Ports deal In China isn't as good as first reported.
I'm seeing a theme
How do you ascertain that from careys post there little fella?
The China game is cost neutral to all parties 3 months before the ball is bounced. Between now and then any additional corporate support is a win for Port, the Suns and the AFL.
UK Fan wrote:What a surprise Ports deal In China isn't as good as first reported.
I'm seeing a theme
How do you ascertain that from careys post there little fella?
The China game is cost neutral to all parties 3 months before the ball is bounced. Between now and then any additional corporate support is a win for Port, the Suns and the AFL.
Now, head back under the little bridge....
Massive win for Gold Coast due to no one in China has ever heard of Port Adelaide.
Gold Coast on the other hand. They would sell multiple properties a week to Chinese investors.
Who has just received more free advertising.
I wonder if financial backers from China will go with Gold Coast or Alberton .
UK Fan wrote:What a surprise Ports deal In China isn't as good as first reported.
I'm seeing a theme
How do you ascertain that from careys post there little fella?
The China game is cost neutral to all parties 3 months before the ball is bounced. Between now and then any additional corporate support is a win for Port, the Suns and the AFL.
Now, head back under the little bridge....
Massive win for Gold Coast due to no one in China has ever heard of Port Adelaide.
Gold Coast on the other hand. They would sell multiple properties a week to Chinese investors.
Who has just received more free advertising.
I wonder if financial backers from China will go with Gold Coast or Alberton .
Btw back onto footy. Who is going to be CHB for Port this year with Trengrove moving forward ??
But investors have already invested in Port Adelaide to make the venture work
Probably the same guy as played CHB when Trengrove rucked last year
And with these investors the venture as it stands is "cost neutral" for Port.
Where for Gold Coast it's going to be "profitable" seeing as they get an all expenses trip paid for plus an appearance fee with any additional sponsorship the cherry on top.
Great situation for Gold Coast as I've stayed previously. Still can't believe port couldn't negotiate above for themselves.
So Ports key Backs will be : Hippy Hombsch, Elbows Jona, Not up to it Clurey and softer than Hilary's bra Austin.
Interesting.
It Sounds like all faith in Lobbe has been lost. He stands to be the highest paid SANFL player with ruck duties being shared between Ryder and Trengove this season.
fester69 wrote: I'm full of "pish and wind" !!You can call me weak !!
UK Fan wrote:And with these investors the venture as it stands is "cost neutral" for Port.
Where for Gold Coast it's going to be "profitable" seeing as they get an all expenses trip paid for plus an appearance fee with any additional sponsorship the cherry on top.
Great situation for Gold Coast as I've stayed previously. Still can't believe port couldn't negotiate above for themselves.
So Ports key Backs will be : Hippy Hombsch, Elbows Jona, Not up to it Clurey and softer than Hilary's bra Austin.
Interesting.
It Sounds like all faith in Lobbe has been lost. He stands to be the highest paid SANFL player with ruck duties being shared between Ryder and Trengove this season.
"Key" backs in the 2016 Grand Final were Wood, Hamling and Morris for Western Bulldogs and Grundy, Laidler and Rampe for Swans. Port's tall defenders are not miles away from that level. I don't rate tall defenders as "key" anyway. Much more important to have quality attacking defenders who can use the ball well and Hartlett could be the key.