Will you be attending the Save the Wests Tigers March?

[Rock Hopper Steve]

This is a PR nightmare for HBG. Their own fans hate them...good job fellas

Where's this source mate, too many pages to read at the moment, bloody headache coming on, what's the goss

 

[weststigers]

Where's this source mate, too many pages to read at the moment, bloody headache coming on, what's the goss

We are the fans Rock...and we hate them. That is the source

 

[BAGNF05]

This is a PR nightmare for HBG. Their own fans hate them...good job fellas

I won’t be going there but if anyone does, make sure to leave a Google review 👍

 

[happy_tiger]

Absolutely! #13 always for my favourite Fults!

The original giraffe

 

[mtd#2]

I actually started to do my bit the past two seasons by supporting the HBG and taking my family to dinner at some of their restauraunts.. that won't be happening again..

 

[crazycat]

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Dec 13
PRatten park.
10:30am..

 

[area52]

Because it happened on Monday night...how fast are your full scale corporate investigations?

Just get the administrator in and take over.

 

[weststigers]

Just get the administrator in and take over.

I agree Adolf, but it's not 1940's Germany. We have to go through that pesky due process sadly.

 

[Lestronge]

One thing I saw from the specials on their socials. ,is that wests cricket is playing at pratten park in the Sydney grade .

 

[Betterdays22]

This is a PR nightmare for HBG. Their own fans hate them...good job fellas

Might be wrong but not sure they care in the slightest as it will have no material impact on the business. That is the most frustrating thing. It isnt a club for the fans.

 

[Lestronge]

Might be wrong but not sure they care in the slightest as it will have no material impact on the business. That is the most frustrating thing. It isnt a club for the fans.

Why because thier core business is middle aged Asian men and elderly Asian women , frittering their life savings to her majesty the queen ? Seems pretty ethical and definitely the right people to run a rugby league club …. Anyways

 

[Betterdays22]

Why because thier core business is middle aged Asian men and elderly Asian women , frittering their life savings to her majesty the queen ? Seems pretty ethical and definitely the right people to run a rugby league club …. Anyways

Yep. They can act however they want. The club is a play thing to them, a midlife crisis

 

[Put It Away Denny]

In a situation that feels hopeless, it’s great that supporters are trying to do something to address things.

My concern is that HBG don’t care what the fans think, as there is nothing they have done that has indicated that they care what the fans think. The decision to remove the board demonstrates this.

Realistically, what will the rally alone change?

It seems like unless they sell, which seems highly unlikely, they will wait for the emotion to subside and it will be more of the same.

What happens after the rally? Do supporters accept the situation and move on, or are there other avenues to influence HBG to sell?

It would be difficult to accept the situation and keep supporting the Tigers when things feel so hopeless… Life is short, it’s hard to justify investing the limited time available supporting a club run by people I don’t believe in… Surely there are others that feel this way.

 

[cochise]

In a situation that feels hopeless, it’s great that supporters are trying to do something to address things.

My concern is that HBG don’t care what the fans think, as there is nothing they have done that has indicated that they care what the fans think. The decision to remove the board demonstrates this.

Realistically, what will the rally alone change?

It seems like unless they sell, which seems highly unlikely, they will wait for the emotion to subside and it will be more of the same.

What happens after the rally? Do supporters accept the situation and move on, or are there other avenues to influence HBG to sell?

It would be difficult to accept the situation and keep supporting the Tigers when things feel so hopeless… Life is short, it’s hard to justify investing the limited time available supporting a club run by people I don’t believe in… Surely there are others that feel this way.

Keep your chin up, we are coming for them.

 

[BAGNF05]

In a situation that feels hopeless, it’s great that supporters are trying to do something to address things.

My concern is that HBG don’t care what the fans think, as there is nothing they have done that has indicated that they care what the fans think. The decision to remove the board demonstrates this.

Realistically, what will the rally alone change?

It seems like unless they sell, which seems highly unlikely, they will wait for the emotion to subside and it will be more of the same.

What happens after the rally? Do supporters accept the situation and move on, or are there other avenues to influence HBG to sell?

It would be difficult to accept the situation and keep supporting the Tigers when things feel so hopeless… Life is short, it’s hard to justify investing the limited time available supporting a club run by people I don’t believe in… Surely there are others that feel this way.

We keep the pressure on. As it stands today they are facing possible NRL action, they are receiving letters from lawyers, journalists are exposing their questionable morals and everyone knows they are historically bad at running the club. How much do they want this?