Anonymous
Years ago

Tasmania team worth "serious" consideration - LK

some good signs for the protective Tasmanian franchise. LK saying it needs some government support to get it over the top

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AussiePride  
Years ago

Isn't that the same thing that Andrew Demetriou and Gil McLachlan (The Murderer) both said about a Tasmanian AFL side? That was just before and during over 100 Million being spent on the Gold Coast Suns and almost zero dollars on football in Tasmania.

Could Canberra be the Suns of the NBL?

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Trev  
Years ago

Tasmanian Hawks playing out of Hobart with 1 game in Launceston and Devonport. You heard it here first as my name is Lochie Reader.

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Jack Toft  
Years ago

If the $ issues at Wollongong are actually true (being denied), then maybe a relocation to Canberra or Launceston might be on the cards....

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Canberra why? Launceston why? NO NBL interest from either location.
Hobart is the key. Perhaps the Huskies should buy the licence and be in the next NBL season with the Phoenix.

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Huskies is such a bad name, I protest them coming in just based on that

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Oh FFS here we go again...

"Huskies should buy the licence" Yeah, as if they have a pot to piss in.

Pretty sure Larry will give them a licence for nothing, IF they have the cash to make it work.
(Which they don't)

But sure, continue on creating the delusional threads.
Keep telling us they'll be in "next year" and eventually you may be right.

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Anonymous  
Years ago

"Pretty sure Larry will give them a licence for nothing, IF they have the cash to make it work. (Which they don't)"

Wow what a hateful post. You know they have no money exactly how?

So all the stuff they have purchased and continue to purchase is paid with buttons? Don't go off your meds ever again. They clearly work.

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Back page of The Mercury today. Clearly that was a freebie too.

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Big Ads  
Years ago

How many buttons would an a advert on the back page of The Mercury cost?

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Ask the idiot who says the Huskies have no money. 2 massive signs at the Airport as well. Did they pay the Airport in buttons too? Oh did I mention the PAID ad in The mercury as well featuring Harry Froling?

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paul  
Years ago

It's not so much do they have the money, it's do they have the set-up to make it successful, such as a venue and alternate revenue streams (which from what I hear this group hopes to have as the same thing via a multi-use entertainment venue)?

At this point they don't, will be interesting to see if they can make it happen, like most things time will tell.

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Anonymous  
Years ago

NO Paul the idiot above said "IF they have the cash to make it work.
(Which they don't)"
They have other revenue streams Paul. Not basketball related at all. The other basketball related stuff was in addition to those existing streams.

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paul  
Years ago

The individuals have cash, but does the NBL operation have the revenue. Those are two different things when it comes to creating a sustainable club. From what I understand, the revenue streams for the Huskies will be build around their venue and associated businesses, unless something has changed recently.

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Anonymous  
Years ago

The Huskies are going to build their own stadium Paul so a lot has changed.
Equally from what I hear the are at least 3 other teams look at the NZBL competition as well. LK is getting a little nervous it seems.
What he's trying to do in Tassie will be interesting to see in the future.

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KET  
Years ago

I think the NBL clubs need some sort of trust fund situation where there are assets tied to the licence, those assets being non-basketball revenue.

Revenue from stadium etc. to be honest would seem like a key point in their favour. Look at AFL clubs and their alternative revenue streams.

I know clubs have owners instead of membership owned, however i think if they found a way to incorporate outside assets and revenue options that would assist in sustainable clubs.

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Anonymous  
Years ago

It'll take three years to build stadium and associated infrastructures, good luck with that.

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