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OptimisticJock wrote:Do you genuinely think pro12 teams are losing 10 million a year?

Do you genuinely think they're are no costs to starting a brand new team?

Eugene Wrayburn wrote:

OptimisticJock wrote:Do you genuinely think pro12 teams are losing 10 million a year?

Do you genuinely think they're are no costs to starting a brand new team?

Nearly a nice swerve after falling on yer puss after trying to look smart.

OptimisticJock wrote:

Eugene Wrayburn wrote:

OptimisticJock wrote:Do you genuinely think pro12 teams are losing 10 million a year?

Do you genuinely think they're are no costs to starting a brand new team?

Nearly a nice swerve after falling on yer puss after trying to look smart.

Ok then you win. Hurrah for you!! Go Jock!!

I wasn't being entirely serious. I'd have thought the punctuation would have made that clear. However pro rugby is a good way of burning through cash.

OptimisticJock wrote:Do you genuinely think pro12 teams are losing 10 million a year?

No, but would you be starting with some big capital spends on a stadium, gym/training centre? That'd quickly burn a lot of extra cash.

Digby wrote:

OptimisticJock wrote:Do you genuinely think pro12 teams are losing 10 million a year?

No, but would you be starting with some big capital spends on a stadium, gym/training centre? That'd quickly burn a lot of extra cash.

Aberdeen have already stated they're open to sharing their new facilities, there's mcdiarmid park and Stirling uni too.

Eugene Wrayburn wrote:

OptimisticJock wrote:

Eugene Wrayburn wrote: Do you genuinely think they're are no costs to starting a brand new team?

Nearly a nice swerve after falling on yer puss after trying to look smart.

Ok then you win. Hurrah for you!! Go Jock!!

I wasn't being entirely serious. I'd have thought the punctuation would have made that clear. However pro rugby is a good way of burning through cash.

Aye mate.

OptimisticJock wrote:

Digby wrote:

OptimisticJock wrote:Do you genuinely think pro12 teams are losing 10 million a year?

No, but would you be starting with some big capital spends on a stadium, gym/training centre? That'd quickly burn a lot of extra cash.

Aberdeen have already stated they're open to sharing their new facilities, there's mcdiarmid park and Stirling uni too.

The only way of ensuring financial viability is to own your own facilities. Locking yourself into being a tenant is a sure way of making a rugby club a money pit unless you can get a great deal and huge crowds like Leinster.

WaspInWales wrote:I'd buy Greece, then retire there.

wow.....Whiskey, Webley, trigger.


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