Broncos Junior Development

I don't understand the venom towards the Storm and them having Queensland players in the side. It's happened since the Broncos' existence.

Raiders v Broncos: Belcher, Meninga, Jackson, Coyne, Jackson, Walters, Walters and Backo. Half a team.
Dragons v Broncos: Mohr, Gill, Fullerton-Smith, Coyne, Coyne, Bailey. Dragons took nine players from the Brother 1987 team!
Bears v Broncos: Jackson, Dallas, Larson, Moore, Rea, Jones, Bella and Smith.
Sharks v Broncos: Green, Lang, Bell, Greenhill, Donaghy, Beattie.

The Broncos got beaten by sides with half Queenslanders in them. New South Wales sides have farmed Queensland since the 70's.

Jealousy has to play a part; Broncos beat a side with nine Queenslanders in- good on them and glad they're down there having a crack.

Lose like to the Storm and it becomes why don't we have them.
 
1910 said:
I don't understand the venom towards the Storm and them having Queensland players in the side. It's happened since the Broncos' existence.

Raiders v Broncos: Belcher, Meninga, Jackson, Coyne, Jackson, Walters, Walters and Backo. Half a team.
Dragons v Broncos: Mohr, Gill, Fullerton-Smith, Coyne, Coyne, Bailey. Dragons took nine players from the Brother 1987 team!
Bears v Broncos: Jackson, Dallas, Larson, Moore, Rea, Jones, Bella and Smith.
Sharks v Broncos: Green, Lang, Bell, Greenhill, Donaghy, Beattie.

The Broncos got beaten by sides with half Queenslanders in them. New South Wales sides have farmed Queensland since the 70's.

Jealousy has to play a part; Broncos beat a side with nine Queenslanders in- good on them and glad they're down there having a crack.

Lose like to the Storm and it becomes why don't we have them.
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I think its fairly obvious why there is venom towards the Storm. They have built a lot of their recent legacy based on cheating the salary cap. I dont believe they would have done quite as well as they have without that period where they were keeping their better players with illegal payments. I dont see them keeping the quality they had without cheating, and as a result, i dont belive their culture would be quite the same.

They also its fair to say that them bringing the wrestle into the game in such a big way hasnt won them any fans.

I personally dont that much of an issue with them. I dont like how they are allowed to push the boundaries in some of their tackles and the wrestle, but i dont have a problem with how they develop players. Plenty of other clubs dont develop their own.
 
Wolfie said:
I think its fairly obvious why there is venom towards the Storm. They have built a lot of their recent legacy based on cheating the salary cap. I dont believe they would have done quite as well as they have without that period where they were keeping their better players with illegal payments. I dont see them keeping the quality they had without cheating, and as a result, i dont belive their culture would be quite the same.

They also its fair to say that them bringing the wrestle into the game in such a big way hasnt won them any fans.

I personally dont that much of an issue with them. I dont like how they are allowed to push the boundaries in some of their tackles and the wrestle, but i dont have a problem with how they develop players. Plenty of other clubs dont develop their own.
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Raiders, Dogs, Warriors and Eels all cheated massively too. Raiders won comps and then when the law caught up to them lost players and didn't win again for four years.

People don't hate the Raiders like they hate the Storm.
 
1910 said:
Raiders, Dogs, Warriors and Eels all cheated massively too. Raiders won comps and then when the law caught up to them lost players and didn't win again for four years.

People don't hate the Raiders like they hate the Storm.
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But its not just the cheating the cap, which has helped them keep some fantastic players, its their wrestle and general grubbiness why people dont like them.

I think everyone knows their initial culture under Bellamy was set up due to cheating to keep a talented group together, and i think its had a knock on effect in keeping certain players there. If they didnt cheat chances are thst team would have been totally different.

I do think however they probably dont get enough credit for how they bring on players, take on players who have been fairly ordinary and work them into their system and are still the benchmark in the current comp. Probably a lot of tall poppy syndrome with them as well.
 
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1910 said:
Raiders, Dogs, Warriors and Eels all cheated massively too. Raiders won comps and then when the law caught up to them lost players and didn't win again for four years.

People don't hate the Raiders like they hate the Storm.
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I hate every other team equally
 
1910 said:
I like how you read an increase from 600-4000 and ignored that. I mean that increase can't be good for the game. Not a hell of a lot of work that went to achieve that.

Anyone can take from anywhere so your idea that Storm have Melbourne to themselves is wrong. Bulldogs took two from there this year.

It's only been increasing the last 11 years, you're not going to introduce a 10 year old to League and then see results.

Queensland isn't starting from scratch. Melbourne was. Queensland hasn't had to fight this fight since 1909.

Queensland has school boy league as well. Melbourne didn't and still doesn't really. Ask the development guys at the Storm and they will tell you they would cold call schools to get a presence and just hear silence- you're who?

Queensland doesn't have to find fields and facilities- Melbourne have.

Queensland doesn't have to start with education- Melbourne do.

While numerally Melbourne/Victoria might be getting there that doesn't mean the quality is there yet.
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So wait... when the numbers suited your agenda it was a good point but now they don't numbers don't matter?

I didn't have to acknowledge the increase in numbers as a good thing for the game. It wasn't the topic or point I was raising at all, do I have to ackowledge every good deed every club has ever done for the game? And if I were to do that, even you can't deny storm would be very low on that list after all the bad things they have blemished the game with.

You are pretty much claiming they are good for the game simply because they are in Victoria, which is ridiculous. What if another franchise was in Victoria? I'm guessing they would have invested a lot more in local development then storm have with their 20 year-3 or 4 nrl player Victorian production line. All those things you point out are good points.... but the storm have had 20 years, 20 YEARS! to put these things in place.

"No help from the nrl" is the normal catch cry of storm fans. why should they? I'm a strong advocate for developing the game outside the strongholds of nsw and qld, but if you're a franchise in the nrl for 20 years you should be expected to develop and nurture the local area more then another state. They have invested more in Queensland, and don't tell me they haven't lol the nrl can't fund a development system FOR THEM, the nrl can invest in the game (eg take origin to Melbourne, put a team in Victoria) which they have improved in over the years and that's it!

They can't keep on claiming they need the training wheels or claim "poor us" when they are investing heavily in other areas and winning premierships along the way...

If the storm said "we will focus on our local systems" I'm sure the nrl might be more willing but they shouldn't have that as encouragement. "But every club does it", but every other club (except the roosters who don't have a local system at all pathetically-their junior teams play in Souths league) have more juniors from their local or surrounding regions then from other states, its that simple....
 
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Lockysillegitimatechild said:
So wait... when the numbers suited your agenda it was a good point but now they don't numbers don't matter?

I didn't have to acknowledge the increase in numbers as a good thing for the game. It wasn't the topic or point I was raising at all, do I have to ackowledge every good deed every club has ever done for the game? And if I were to do that, even you can't deny storm would be very low on that list after all the bad things they have blemished the game with.

You are pretty much claiming they are good for the game simply because they are in Victoria, which is ridiculous. What if another franchise was in Victoria? I'm guessing they would have invested a lot more in local development then storm have with their 20 year-3 or 4 nrl player Victorian production line. All those things you point out are good points.... but the storm have had 20 years, 20 YEARS! to put these things in place.

"No help from the nrl" is the normal catch cry of storm fans. why should they? I'm a strong advocate for developing the game outside the strongholds of nsw and qld, but if you're a franchise in the nrl for 20 years you should be expected to develop and nurture the local area more then another state. They have invested more in Queensland, and don't tell me they haven't lol the nrl can't fund a development system FOR THEM, the nrl can invest in the game (eg take origin to Melbourne, put a team in Victoria) which they have improved in over the years and that's it!

They can't keep on claiming they need the training wheels or claim "poor us" when they are investing heavily in other areas and winning premierships along the way...

If the storm said "we will focus on our local systems" I'm sure the nrl might be more willing but they shouldn't have that as encouragement. "But every club does it", but every other club (except the roosters who don't have a local system at all pathetically-their junior teams play in Souths league) have more juniors from their local or surrounding regions then from other states, its that simple....
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No the numbers are there they need to be viewed in context, just stating like you did this area has 4000 and Melbourne has 4000 so the results should be the same is wrong.

If North Queensland has 4000 they don't have to overcome any of the things I have listed. The quality is going to be higher there is no culture to overcome no education to undertake.

Melbourne have done terrific work and the figures show they have hugely increased the number of kids playing League in Victoria.

What locals did Adelaide or Perth produce? If they were both back in do you think they'd have 17 locals any quicker than the Storm?

The Storm always had to get players from somewhere else and they did great work at Norths; 13/17 in the 2006 GF played for Norths. Getting Murray from Redcliffe and employing Griffin with him was great foresight.

Now they continue to do it at the Coast and Easts with their 20's based at the Coast.

That's smart, if they'd just focused on having Melbourne only players they wouldn't have lasted 1 year.
 
1910 said:
No the numbers are there they need to be viewed in context, just stating like you did this area has 4000 and Melbourne has 4000 so the results should be the same is wrong.

If North Queensland has 4000 they don't have to overcome any of the things I have listed. The quality is going to be higher there is no culture to overcome no education to undertake.

Melbourne have done terrific work and the figures show they have hugely increased the number of kids playing League in Victoria.

What locals did Adelaide or Perth produce? If they were both back in do you think they'd have 17 locals any quicker than the Storm?

The Storm always had to get players from somewhere else and they did great work at Norths; 13/17 in the 2006 GF played for Norths. Getting Murray from Redcliffe and employing Griffin with him was great foresight.

Now they continue to do it at the Coast and Easts with their 20's based at the Coast.

That's smart, if they'd just focused on having Melbourne only players they wouldn't have lasted 1 year.
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After 20 years their under 20's are based in another state.... that is my argument summed up right there.

I don't think or expect their entire 17 should be from Victoria, I don't even expect the broncos or Sydney teams to do that! But they can't cry "poor us" or "the nrl needs to put in more to Victoria to help us develop players" like they constantly do when they put in more to another state that already has 3 teams and is a rugby league state.

It is "smart" to start with and if they want to win premierships... but to say they (that franchise) have been great for the game because 4000 juniors are now in Victoria is ludicrous. Another franchise may have got more, who knows! I guarantee you origin being down there and their cheating premierships got more juniors started then any great "development" work they did in Victoria.

I am not saying that they don't have a hard sell down in Victoria, I'm saying that they could and should start to focus on their own region more then others. They have the building blocks and a successful team, why shouldn't they? And according to you they also are the messiahs of development, surely with 4000 juniors (just a number I know but if it's going to become more then "just a number" they need to invest in that "number") + success of the club + financial backing of their rich owners + being there for TWENTY YEARS, they should be able to.....

And to answer your question about Perth and Adelaide. Perth was in the nrl for 3 years and have now got an Sg ball team in the nsw cup (it's embarrassing their isn't a Melbourne storm team in the nsw cup playing out of Melbourne). Curtis Rona, waqa blake, the Goodwin brothers, Jon green (and there's more I believe) all spent time in the western Australian juniors..... that's right, the Perth region who had a club for 3 years and that club died 20 years ago has produced more nrl players then the storm who have been in the nrl for 20 years, cheated to get premierships (bringing them increased exposure) + had our biggest brand (origin) sent down their to further increase exposure.... there is no justification for that whatsoever, it's a joke actually
 
Lockysillegitimatechild said:
After 20 years their under 20's are based in another state.... that is my argument summed up right there.

I don't think or expect their entire 17 should be from Victoria, I don't even expect the broncos or Sydney teams to do that! But they can't cry "poor us" or "the nrl needs to put in more to Victoria to help us develop players" like they constantly do when they put in more to another state that already has 3 teams and is a rugby league state.

It is "smart" to start with and if they want to win premierships... but to say they (that franchise) have been great for the game because 4000 juniors are now in Victoria is ludicrous. Another franchise may have got more, who knows! I guarantee you origin being down there and their cheating premierships got more juniors started then any great "development" work they did in Victoria.

I am not saying that they don't have a hard sell down in Victoria, I'm saying that they could and should start to focus on their own region more then others. They have the building blocks and a successful team, why shouldn't they? And according to you they also are the messiahs of development, surely with 4000 juniors (just a number I know but if it's going to become more then "just a number" they need to invest in that "number") + success of the club + financial backing of their rich owners + being there for TWENTY YEARS, they should be able to.....

And to answer your question about Perth and Adelaide. Perth was in the nrl for 3 years and have now got an Sg ball team in the nsw cup (it's embarrassing their isn't a Melbourne storm team in the nsw cup playing out of Melbourne). Curtis Rona, waqa blake, the Goodwin brothers, Jon green (and there's more I believe) all spent time in the western Australian juniors..... that's right, the Perth region who had a club for 3 years and that club died 20 years ago has produced more nrl players then the storm who have been in the nrl for 20 years, cheated to get premierships (bringing them increased exposure) + had our biggest brand (origin) sent down their to further increase exposure.... there is no justification for that whatsoever, it's a joke actually
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the storm are privately owned, why would a successful business pump multiple millions a year into a black hole called the under 20's. it is bad business and would only cause further headaches at a higher level.
the stom business model should be commended, rather than over inflate ego's of young kids and give false hope to 30 plus kids in each age group per year they have simplified the model which is now working - not to mention their operating costs would be well down as well.

would you prefer the storm go broke and have the nrl bail them out? or would you prefer the nrl do their job and spend some cash at a junior level for development?

majority of elite sporting kids in vic will choose the path of afl over league or union anyday of the week. i would suggest you spend some time down there to see how wide the gap is to really understand it.
the storm have been great for the game, you cannot suggest otherwise! the work the storm have done with the sunny coast has been great. happy to give you a few names of kids told by the broncos to give up who are now nrl contracted that have gone through the sunny coast/storm programme.
if you wish to see the nrl end up like the rugby in australia as a now 2nd tir sport then i suggest you continue down this path.
 
Lockysillegitimatechild said:
After 20 years their under 20's are based in another state.... that is my argument summed up right there.

I don't think or expect their entire 17 should be from Victoria, I don't even expect the broncos or Sydney teams to do that! But they can't cry "poor us" or "the nrl needs to put in more to Victoria to help us develop players" like they constantly do when they put in more to another state that already has 3 teams and is a rugby league state.

It is "smart" to start with and if they want to win premierships... but to say they (that franchise) have been great for the game because 4000 juniors are now in Victoria is ludicrous. Another franchise may have got more, who knows! I guarantee you origin being down there and their cheating premierships got more juniors started then any great "development" work they did in Victoria.

I am not saying that they don't have a hard sell down in Victoria, I'm saying that they could and should start to focus on their own region more then others. They have the building blocks and a successful team, why shouldn't they? And according to you they also are the messiahs of development, surely with 4000 juniors (just a number I know but if it's going to become more then "just a number" they need to invest in that "number") + success of the club + financial backing of their rich owners + being there for TWENTY YEARS, they should be able to.....

And to answer your question about Perth and Adelaide. Perth was in the nrl for 3 years and have now got an Sg ball team in the nsw cup (it's embarrassing their isn't a Melbourne storm team in the nsw cup playing out of Melbourne). Curtis Rona, waqa blake, the Goodwin brothers, Jon green (and there's more I believe) all spent time in the western Australian juniors..... that's right, the Perth region who had a club for 3 years and that club died 20 years ago has produced more nrl players then the storm who have been in the nrl for 20 years, cheated to get premierships (bringing them increased exposure) + had our biggest brand (origin) sent down their to further increase exposure.... there is no justification for that whatsoever, it's a joke actually
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lastly, go through our squad and work out how many home grown are in our top 17 now.. and make sure they are proper home grown and developed. the numbers arent big.
 
talanoa said:
the storm are privately owned, why would a successful business pump multiple millions a year into a black hole called the under 20's. it is bad business and would only cause further headaches at a higher level.
the stom business model should be commended, rather than over inflate ego's of young kids and give false hope to 30 plus kids in each age group per year they have simplified the model which is now working - not to mention their operating costs would be well down as well.

would you prefer the storm go broke and have the nrl bail them out? or would you prefer the nrl do their job and spend some cash at a junior level for development?

majority of elite sporting kids in vic will choose the path of afl over league or union anyday of the week. i would suggest you spend some time down there to see how wide the gap is to really understand it.
the storm have been great for the game, you cannot suggest otherwise! the work the storm have done with the sunny coast has been great. happy to give you a few names of kids told by the broncos to give up who are now nrl contracted that have gone through the sunny coast/storm programme.
if you wish to see the nrl end up like the rugby in australia as a now 2nd tir sport then i suggest you continue down this path.
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It should be a condition of being in the nrl that their junior team be at least based in Victoria. That's embarrassing for the nrl. I can't remember mentioning their business model being a shambles? Did I say that did I? They have no excuses left for not having more Victorian based players debuting for the club. THREE IN 20 YEARS?! Seriously, you cannot justify that in any way! How can you argue that evidence? 20 years! That's 2 generations! They fill their stadiums, they've had origin down their, they have 4000 juniors, they have run out of excuses to be a Queensland team. They can still invest here, like other teams do, but they spend 95% of their investment here...

Ok I will look at broncos top 17...
Boyd: south east Queensland (no Gold Coast team when he came through, we were the closest club by a loooong way)
Oates: central Queensland (closest club by a looooong way again)
Roberts: bought
Opacic: Redcliffe boy
Kahu: kiwi who came through Gold Coast
Milford: Brisbane kid who got scouted by a team from another state
Knik: kiwi who grew up in Brisbane
McGuire: Brisbane kid who spent a few years in nsw, moved back to Brisbane at 13 I believe
McCullough: Dalby kid, Brisbane is by far the closest club again
Sims: nsw kid, played 20's with us but can't claim him in the slightest
Glenn: kiwi kid who moved to Gold Coast
Gillett: bribing island junior. Brisbane was the closest club for him to call "local" again..
Bird: recruited
Ofa: born in nz but grew up in Brisbane
Tpj: recruited Newcastle junior
Thaiday: Townsville boy
Lodge: recruited


9/17 grew up in Brisbane or it was the closest nrl team at the time by a long, long way.. and this is a period where our best locals are often getting scouted by other clubs & we have less then normal. It's one thing we do better then most (give local players a go, up until recently when we no choice because we are getting raided by parasite clubs) so it was a poor argument point to raise in your argument

Melbourne: 0/25 AFTER 20 YEARS.....

The excuses have run out
 
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Lockysillegitimatechild said:
It should be a condition of being in the nrl that their junior team be at least based in Victoria. That's embarrassing for the nrl. I can't remember mentioning their business model being a shambles? Did I say that did I? They have no excuses left for not having more Victorian based players debuting for the club. THREE IN 20 YEARS?! Seriously, you cannot justify that in any way! How can you argue that evidence? 20 years! That's 2 generations! They fill their stadiums, they've had origin down their, they have 4000 juniors, they have run out of excuses to be a Queensland team. They can still invest here, like other teams do, but they spend 95% of their investment here...

Ok I will look at broncos top 17...
Boyd: south east Queensland (no Gold Coast team when he came through, we were the closest club by a loooong way)
Oates: central Queensland (closest club by a looooong way again)
Roberts: bought
Opacic: Redcliffe boy
Kahu: kiwi who came through Gold Coast
Milford: Brisbane kid who got scouted by a team from another state
Knik: kiwi who grew up in Brisbane
McGuire: Brisbane kid who spent a few years in nsw, moved back to Brisbane at 13 I believe
McCullough: Dalby kid, Brisbane is by far the closest club again
Sims: nsw kid, played 20's with us but can't claim him in the slightest
Glenn: kiwi kid who moved to Gold Coast
Gillett: bribing island junior. Brisbane was the closest club for him to call "local" again..
Bird: recruited
Ofa: born in nz but grew up in Brisbane
Tpj: recruited Newcastle junior
Thaiday: Townsville boy
Lodge: recruited


9/17 grew up in Brisbane or it was the closest nrl team at the time by a long, long way.. and this is a period where our best locals are often getting scouted by other clubs & we have less then normal. It's one thing we do better then most (give local players a go, up until recently when we no choice because we are getting raided by parasite clubs) so it was a poor argument point to raise in your argument

Melbourne: 0/25 AFTER 20 YEARS.....

The excuses have run out
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seruously, you need to get laid!!! your arguement is flawed and notes below.

oates - was parra initially but poached in juniors to come to broncos. as the crow flies, rocky is over 600klms from bris. using this method would allow the storm to travel well into nsw to recruit players based on the size of the state.
kahu - tigers originally and came over to broncos.
milford - canberra since he was 12/13
glenn - outsider
offa - roosters originally
thaiday - townsville kid. 1336 klms from brisbane.

your comments about our best kids getting poached are well off.
we have bought in roberts, bird, milford and darius has come round for a second stint. thats just the back line. our 4 best backs have been bought in.
i want you to now name some players who have been poached from the brisbane area directly? happy to respond to you on that.
 
talanoa said:
seruously, you need to get laid!!! your arguement is flawed and notes below.

oates - was parra initially but poached in juniors to come to broncos. as the crow flies, rocky is over 600klms from bris. using this method would allow the storm to travel well into nsw to recruit players based on the size of the state.
kahu - tigers originally and came over to broncos.
milford - canberra since he was 12/13
glenn - outsider
offa - roosters originally
thaiday - townsville kid. 1336 klms from brisbane.

your comments about our best kids getting poached are well off.
we have bought in roberts, bird, milford and darius has come round for a second stint. thats just the back line. our 4 best backs have been bought in.
i want you to now name some players who have been poached from the brisbane area directly? happy to respond to you on that.
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Pull ya head in ya tool. Need to get laid? Talk about the ultimate keyboard warrior, bloody hell
I'm done debating with you. None of what you said there changes anything I said. You even resorted to repeating exactly what I said.... That's why you said what you said at the start.
 
Are you serious? The debate wasn't they were in our system then they got stolen. The debate was from our area (Brisbane). You want me to name all the Brisbane born players in the nrl?
Take your hand off it tough guy
 
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Lockysillegitimatechild said:
Pull ya head in ya tool. Need to get laid? Talk about the ultimate keyboard warrior, bloody hell
I'm done debating with you. None of what you said there changes anything I said. You even resorted to repeating exactly what I said.... That's why you said what you said at the start.
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hahahaha, this is some of the best. made my sunday thats for sure
 
Lockysillegitimatechild said:
Are you serious? The debate wasn't they were in our system then they got stolen. The debate was from our area (Brisbane). You want me to name all the Brisbane born players in the nrl?
Take your hand off it tough guy
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are you answering your own posts and questions now?
 
My bad. Nice points you raise though. Really changed my perspective.

Lol I can guarantee you that I'm laughing a lot more then you atm. I like arguing with you and 1910, every time when you 2 "insiders" get presented with reality (eg storm having no locally developed players after 20 years) you get personal on the internet. Clear sign you have nothing to add to the argument.
 
Lockysillegitimatechild said:
After 20 years their under 20's are based in another state.... that is my argument summed up right there.

I don't think or expect their entire 17 should be from Victoria, I don't even expect the broncos or Sydney teams to do that! But they can't cry "poor us" or "the nrl needs to put in more to Victoria to help us develop players" like they constantly do when they put in more to another state that already has 3 teams and is a rugby league state.

It is "smart" to start with and if they want to win premierships... but to say they (that franchise) have been great for the game because 4000 juniors are now in Victoria is ludicrous. Another franchise may have got more, who knows! I guarantee you origin being down there and their cheating premierships got more juniors started then any great "development" work they did in Victoria.

I am not saying that they don't have a hard sell down in Victoria, I'm saying that they could and should start to focus on their own region more then others. They have the building blocks and a successful team, why shouldn't they? And according to you they also are the messiahs of development, surely with 4000 juniors (just a number I know but if it's going to become more then "just a number" they need to invest in that "number") + success of the club + financial backing of their rich owners + being there for TWENTY YEARS, they should be able to.....

And to answer your question about Perth and Adelaide. Perth was in the nrl for 3 years and have now got an Sg ball team in the nsw cup (it's embarrassing their isn't a Melbourne storm team in the nsw cup playing out of Melbourne). Curtis Rona, waqa blake, the Goodwin brothers, Jon green (and there's more I believe) all spent time in the western Australian juniors..... that's right, the Perth region who had a club for 3 years and that club died 20 years ago has produced more nrl players then the storm who have been in the nrl for 20 years, cheated to get premierships (bringing them increased exposure) + had our biggest brand (origin) sent down their to further increase exposure.... there is no justification for that whatsoever, it's a joke actually
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I am confused, you are upset they have presence in Queensland but want them in the New South Wales Cup? Do you want the Hunters out of the ISC too?

If your criteria is someone else might have done it better then it would be impossible to give anyone credit for anything. The other consortium bidding for the Brisbane license may have gone better so nothing the Broncos do can get any credit.

Why are Perth investing in another state? That's wrong! Shouldn't be allowed to have a team in the SG Ball.

Jake Webster was born in Melbourne and played for the Storm, Fonua was born in Melbourne and was the first Melbourne product to play NRL. Tahu too was born in Melbourne.
 
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