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Hardly a secret.
There is no place like home, just ask All Black and Gallagher Chiefs halfback Te Toiroa Tahuriorangi who has signed to play for the Bay of Plenty Steamers. The 25-year-old has always had plans to return home to play his rugby.https://www.chiefs.co.nz/news-item/tahuriorangi-signs-with-the-bay-of-plenty
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I was reading about George's passing this morning.
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NZ Rugby grants to provincial unions in 2019
Auckland – $2.79m
Canterbury – $2.54m
Waikato – $2.17m
Bay of Plenty – $2.12m
Wellington – $2.06m
Counties Manukau – $2.06m
Northland – $1.96m
North Harbour –$1.91m
Otago – $1.83m
Taranaki – $1.83m
*Hawke's Bay – $1.82m
Ta$man – $1.75m*
Manawatu – $1.66m
Southland – $1.44m
Hey @Nepia
To quote an old Rowan Atkinson line, "Grant not big enough, eh?" :face_with_stuck-out_tongue:
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@Chris-B Ta$man must have some wealthy benefactors, or their players are happy to take less from the province because their ABs and franchise contracts are so front loaded?
I wonder what the grants cover? Why does BoP get so much? I would have thought giving Southland more would make sense so they could compete a bit better in the player poaching market with their SI contemporaries.
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@Chris-B said in Mitre 10 Cup - news, injuries etc:
@Nepia I suspect the players come because Ta$man's fans are so great!
Grants - I suspect they're done on club player numbers?
Possibly, would Northland have higher club player numbers than Harbour, Otago and the Naki though?
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@Nepia said in Mitre 10 Cup - news, injuries etc:
@Chris-B said in Mitre 10 Cup - news, injuries etc:
@Nepia I suspect the players come because Ta$man's fans are so great!
Grants - I suspect they're done on club player numbers?
Possibly, would Northland have higher club player numbers than Harbour, Otago and the Naki though?
They're Northlanders - they'll be cooking the books!
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@Nepia last data I saw (5 or 6 years old) Northland had about 7th or 8th highest player numbers...but must be other factors as NH had about 4th highest in same report?
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@taniwharugby said in Mitre 10 Cup - news, injuries etc:
@Nepia last data I saw (5 or 6 years old) Northland had about 7th or 8th highest player numbers
Oh sweet, that tracks then.
@taniwharugby said in Mitre 10 Cup - news, injuries etc:
but must be other factors as NH had about 4th highest in same report?
Or maybe not.
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@taniwharugby said in Mitre 10 Cup - news, injuries etc:
@Nepia I did add some to my post too, there have to be other factors too.
Yeah, it would be interesting to know what this money is actually for - @Chris-B is light on further info.
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@Nepia said in Mitre 10 Cup - news, injuries etc:
@taniwharugby said in Mitre 10 Cup - news, injuries etc:
@Nepia I did add some to my post too, there have to be other factors too.
Yeah, it would be interesting to know what this money is actually for - @Chris-B is light on further info.
Whatever the provincial unions want to spend it on.
For unions like Hawkes Bay and Ta$man, the grant is about half of their annual revenue (the majority of unions are somewhere around $4 million) - and they probably spend about half of their annual revenue on their M10 Cup team (the rest is classified as "Growing the game" or "Administration").
I'm just preparing y'all for disappointment when the 2019 accounts come out later this year and Ta$man hasn't broken the bank on player payments.
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@Nepia said in Mitre 10 Cup - news, injuries etc:
@taniwharugby said in Mitre 10 Cup - news, injuries etc:
@Nepia I did add some to my post too, there have to be other factors too.
Yeah, it would be interesting to know what this money is actually for - @Chris-B is light on further info.
Grants Based on playing numbers within the Region ? Maybe
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This data is not current (2016) but gives some idea of player registration numbers in each province.
Northland - 7446
North Harbour - 10,037
Auckland - 20,867
Counties Manukau - 8135
Waikato - 10,675
Bay of Plenty - 10,829
Taranaki - 6422
Hawke's Bay - 6889
Manawatu - 5757
Wellington - 11,029
Ta$man - 5948
Canterbury - 14,916
Otago - 7843
Southland - 5195 -
@Nepia said in Mitre 10 Cup - news, injuries etc:
@Chris-B The Roosters never break the bank either .... at least on the books.
Yeah - but they're Australians.
This is the Mako that we're talking about....
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How a former schoolboy sensation has forged an entirely new career pathway for up-and-coming stars
Historically, the path to playing professional rugby has followed a fairly standardised route. With rugby growing in popularity around the world, however, New Zealand’s young professionals are no longer required to follow such a regimented tradition.Historically, the path to playing professional...
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@Stargazer said in Mitre 10 Cup - news, injuries etc:
How a former schoolboy sensation has forged an entirely new career pathway for up-and-coming stars
Historically, the path to playing professional rugby has followed a fairly standardised route. With rugby growing in popularity around the world, however, New Zealand’s young professionals are no longer required to follow such a regimented tradition.Historically, the path to playing professional...
Damn, I just posted this in the Magpies sub-forum thinking I'd beaten you to it @Stargazer, but no such luck.
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Mitre 10 Cup to start in September
As a result of the confirmation of the start of Investec Super Rugby Aotearoa, NZR has now confirmed a start time for this year’s Mitre 10 Cup.
“With the support of the Provincial Unions, we have been able to schedule a full 14 team Mitre 10 Cup Premiership and Championship competition with kick off on 11 September,” said Robinson.
An amended Mitre 10 Cup draw will be released in due course.
NZR is continuing to work with the Provincial Unions on the best format for this year’s Farah Palmer Cup, as well as options for the Black Ferns as the country builds up to Rugby World Cup 2021.
