The Broken Records...

[Mark from Brisbane]

Something needs to change though mate. There's a serious problem with lack of accountability both on and off the field at our club.

Even as a passionate fan, the club, owners, management and some players have actually become unlikable.

Agree with all that BUT cannot see Ha$ler as being the right move in any circumstance!

 

[Ryan]

No Des, no 40 nil, no fairytale farewell for beaver. The single greatest moment in the history of this club. Frankly, I couldn't care less about anything else, that makes him a legend in my book. Some of you blokes must have pretty thin skin to bitch about anything in comparison to that.

When Beaver scored that try off a magnificent Michael Robertson, I'll make an admission mate. I actually cried hahaha

 

[ricardo]

Moment of the game, year, decade, millenia ...

 

[The Who]

I've been thinking about TPAs. I doubt that any company with shareholders would pay to have a footballer represent them, unless they were a household name. It's shareholder money they are spending. Where is the return-on-investment they would be asked to justify at their AGM.
Therefore, how does a no-name (with potential) like Haas get a TPA? What value is he to a business? He hasn't the profile nor, I dare so, the ability to speak at corporate functions, inspire staff to greater things, get the public to buy more of the company's product . . .
His TPA must be from a Brisbane supporter who expects nothing in return. That private supporter can't get free tickets to Brisbane matches, access to the dressing sheds nor Bronco events etc because this wouldn't constitute a club being at "arm's length" from the TPA.
There must be a lot of Bronco supporters willing to pay players, that's all I can surmise.

 

[Mark from Brisbane]

A lot of us did. No shame in that.

Add me to that list , tears steaming out!!

 

[Mark from Brisbane]

Moment of the game, year, decade, millenia ...

Life really!!

 

[Mark from Brisbane]

I've been thinking about TPAs. I doubt that any company with shareholders would pay to have a footballer represent them, unless they were a household name. It's shareholder money they are spending. Where is the return-on-investment they would be asked to justify at their AGM.
Therefore, how does a no-name (with potential) like Haas get a TPA? What value is he to a business? He hasn't the profile nor, I dare so, the ability to speak at corporate functions, inspire staff to greater things, get the public to buy more of the company's product . . .
His TPA must be from a Brisbane supporter who expects nothing in return. That private supporter can't get free tickets to Brisbane matches, access to the dressing sheds nor Bronco events etc because this wouldn't constitute a club being at "arm's length" from the TPA.
There must be a lot of Bronco supporters willing to pay players, that's all I can surmise.

Having organised “ junkets” for said people I’ll rate that a LOL!!