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  • MiketheSnowM Offline
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    @mariner4life said in Aussie Rugby:

    @Tim said in Aussie Rugby:

    Tension between the Sydney Roosters and Rugby Australia is set to explode with the NRL powerhouse club to meet with Wallabies rising star Mark Nawaqanitawase next week in a potential move that will send shockwaves through the 15-man game.

    Michael Chammas, Tom Decent, Iain Payten  /  Nov 9, 2023  /  NRL

    Bombshell rugby raid: Roosters to meet with rising Wallabies star

    Bombshell rugby raid: Roosters to meet with rising Wallabies star

    Roosters on the verge of snatching one of Wallabies’ best players in move that would be revenge for the loss of Joseph Suaalii.

    i for one cannot wait to hear Andrew Johns attempt to pronounce that last name.

    It’s Mark isn’t it?

    Even Johns can’t fuck that up

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  • voodooV Offline
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    replied to MiketheSnow on last edited by
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    @MiketheSnow said in Aussie Rugby:

    @mariner4life said in Aussie Rugby:

    @Tim said in Aussie Rugby:

    Tension between the Sydney Roosters and Rugby Australia is set to explode with the NRL powerhouse club to meet with Wallabies rising star Mark Nawaqanitawase next week in a potential move that will send shockwaves through the 15-man game.

    Michael Chammas, Tom Decent, Iain Payten  /  Nov 9, 2023  /  NRL

    Bombshell rugby raid: Roosters to meet with rising Wallabies star

    Bombshell rugby raid: Roosters to meet with rising Wallabies star

    Roosters on the verge of snatching one of Wallabies’ best players in move that would be revenge for the loss of Joseph Suaalii.

    i for one cannot wait to hear Andrew Johns attempt to pronounce that last name.

    It’s Mark isn’t it?

    Even Johns can’t fuck that up

    No, it’s “Marky-Mark” - hyphenated names are always tricky

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  • KiwiwombleK Offline
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    NSW Waratahs, Rugby Australia sign centralisation deal

    NSW Waratahs, Rugby Australia sign centralisation deal
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    replied to Kiwiwomble on last edited by
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    @Kiwiwomble said in Aussie Rugby:

    NSW Waratahs, Rugby Australia sign centralisation deal

    NSW Waratahs, Rugby Australia sign centralisation deal

    Have any of the others signed on too? Or is this just more proof that AR is an arm of Sydney anyway

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    replied to Machpants on last edited by
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    @Machpants ive only seen NSW, at very least it shows a lack of cohesion as surely if any of the other were even close to signing they would wait too announce

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    @Machpants I can't imagine QR going all in given they're in a different financial state and have a world class facility of their own. Unless I'm in an alternate universe, they won't be handing all that over to a bunch of Shore Boys south of the Tweed.

    Different predicament for the Brumbies, who have no assets, but a ungodly chip on their shoulder.

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  • NTAN Offline
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    @Machpants said in Aussie Rugby:

    Have any of the others signed on too? Or is this just more proof that AR is an arm of Sydney anyway

    TBF they're (literally) just up the road from each other. NSW Rugby and the Waratahs have been separate entities largely, and this move allows NSWRU to focus on "community" Rugby. They have the biggest community footprint so it makes sense.

    The Rebels will join because they are in the same boat as far as debt and organisation goes

    Queensland Rugby will agree to the high performance but, but not the commercials. Similarly the Ponies.

    WA is rumoured to be in favour, but they have Twiggybucks so might want to play funny buggers

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  • NTAN Offline
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    @antipodean said in Aussie Rugby:

    Different predicament for the Brumbies, who have no assets, but a ungodly chip on their shoulder.

    It's more of a redwood than a chip.

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  • KiwiwombleK Offline
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    what the hell is "ISPS Handa"?

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    @Kiwiwomble

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    Sport at the Service of Humanity

    Sport at the Service of Humanity
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  • ChrisC Offline
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    @Kiwiwomble said in Aussie Rugby:

    what the hell is "ISPS Handa"?

    International Sports Promotion Society is a Japanese non-profit organization known for its sponsorship of golf tournaments worldwide, including the PGA Seniors Championship and LPGA Women's Australian Open. ISPS Handa is a member of the Tokyo Sports Association, a public interest incorporated foundation.

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  • KiwiwombleK Offline
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    replied to Stargazer on last edited by Kiwiwomble
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    @Stargazer of course i looked it up...but funnily enough a forum is often about talking to other people about what they know 🙄

    @Chris said in Aussie Rugby:

    @Kiwiwomble said in Aussie Rugby:

    what the hell is "ISPS Handa"?

    International Sports Promotion Society is a Japanese non-profit organization known for its sponsorship of golf tournaments worldwide, including the PGA Seniors Championship and LPGA Women's Australian Open. ISPS Handa is a member of the Tokyo Sports Association, a public interest incorporated foundation.

    hadnt heard of them before, interesting and positive to have japanese investment in aussie rugby maybe

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  • ChrisC Offline
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    @Kiwiwomble said in Aussie Rugby:

    @Stargazer of course i looked it up...but funnily enough a forum is often about talking to other people about what they know 🙄

    I googled it 😀

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  • ChrisC Offline
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    replied to Kiwiwomble on last edited by
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    @Kiwiwomble said in Aussie Rugby:

    @Stargazer of course i looked it up...but funnily enough a forum is often about talking to other people about what they know 🙄

    @Chris said in Aussie Rugby:

    @Kiwiwomble said in Aussie Rugby:

    what the hell is "ISPS Handa"?

    International Sports Promotion Society is a Japanese non-profit organization known for its sponsorship of golf tournaments worldwide, including the PGA Seniors Championship and LPGA Women's Australian Open. ISPS Handa is a member of the Tokyo Sports Association, a public interest incorporated foundation.

    hadnt heard of them before, interesting and positive to have japanese investment in aussie rugby maybe

    Yes I agree any money from Japan is healthy.

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  • KiwiwombleK Offline
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    replied to Chris on last edited by Kiwiwomble
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    @Chris i could tell as was the exact text i found...but at least you posted something that could be replied too

    @Chris said in Aussie Rugby:

    @Kiwiwomble said in Aussie Rugby:

    @Stargazer of course i looked it up...but funnily enough a forum is often about talking to other people about what they know 🙄

    @Chris said in Aussie Rugby:

    @Kiwiwomble said in Aussie Rugby:

    what the hell is "ISPS Handa"?

    International Sports Promotion Society is a Japanese non-profit organization known for its sponsorship of golf tournaments worldwide, including the PGA Seniors Championship and LPGA Women's Australian Open. ISPS Handa is a member of the Tokyo Sports Association, a public interest incorporated foundation.

    hadnt heard of them before, interesting and positive to have japanese investment in aussie rugby maybe

    Yes I agree any money from Japan is healthy.

    wonder if we'll see RA pushing for more involvement from Japan in SH rugby

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  • ChrisC Offline
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    replied to Kiwiwomble on last edited by
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    @Kiwiwomble said in Aussie Rugby:

    @Chris i could tell as was the exact text i found...but at least you posted something that could be replied too

    @Chris said in Aussie Rugby:

    @Kiwiwomble said in Aussie Rugby:

    @Stargazer of course i looked it up...but funnily enough a forum is often about talking to other people about what they know 🙄

    @Chris said in Aussie Rugby:

    @Kiwiwomble said in Aussie Rugby:

    what the hell is "ISPS Handa"?

    International Sports Promotion Society is a Japanese non-profit organization known for its sponsorship of golf tournaments worldwide, including the PGA Seniors Championship and LPGA Women's Australian Open. ISPS Handa is a member of the Tokyo Sports Association, a public interest incorporated foundation.

    hadnt heard of them before, interesting and positive to have japanese investment in aussie rugby maybe

    Yes I agree any money from Japan is healthy.

    wonder if we'll see RA pushing for more involvement from Japan in SH rugby

    I hope so SR needs it I think.

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  • BovidaeB Offline
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    wrote on last edited by
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    They have sponsored sport in NZ too, e.g., the domestic football championship.

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  • NTAN Offline
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    #4351

    All the Aussie SR franchises are lining up partners in Japan.

    Rebels: https://melbournerebels.rugby/news/rebels-and-liners-celebrate-groundbreaking-partnership-extension-in-osaka-20231012

    Tahs: https://nsw.rugby/news/nsw-rugby-and-kyushu-electric-power-kyuden-voltex-sign-mou-2023810

    Brumbies did a two-match tour of Japan playing Suntory and Black Rams Tokyo: https://brumbies.rugby/news/brumbies-build-rugby-connections-in-japan-20231025

    Western Force were pushing hard with Global Rapid Rugby and did a pre-season tour up there: https://www.rugby.com.au/news/western-force-latest-club-to-confirm-japanese-tour-2022912

    Reds played a fixture against Panasonic Wild Knights recently and did a preseason up there.

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  • NTAN Offline
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    #4352

    Obviously this has benefits in both the financial and playing IP areas, but it also comes down to the fact that our players just don't get enough minutes every year. If you're not a Test player, you run around a dozen times for SR, then what? Go play shitty club?

    These measures, the centralisation, and some streamlining elsewhere could really help

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