It's time to take the fight back to HBG

I understand that businesses should diversify. However, when your greatest asset is the success of an NRL club, which can generate greater profits, you should focus on that rather than APIA and football.

Whilst APIA did well this year, they will never move forward or make it into the A-League, so it is a wasted investment.

Unfortunately, there are a few debenture members living in the past who are focusing on the wrong team.
Their greatest asset is their poker machines
 
Can I make a suggestion? Please end this thread. It doesn't actually achieve anything. If you really need to vent over HBG, have a cold shower and ask yourself this: Why is Albo still our PM when he hates our guts so much? There, I've vented, and so should you all. 🍻 🍻 🍻
 
Can I make a suggestion? Please end this thread. It doesn't actually achieve anything. If you really need to vent over HBG, have a cold shower and ask yourself this: Why is Albo still our PM when he hates our guts so much? There, I've vented, and so should you all. 🍻 🍻 🍻
We have achieved change on multiple occasions, we will achieve it again. Hopefully long term this time.
 
Realistically, HBG is unlikely to sell the club for anything less than around $120 million. However, the purchase price is only part of the equation. Any new owner would also need to commit approximately $200 million in additional funding over the following five years to ensure the club's long-term viability and growth.
 
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