Bulldogs to the Central Coast, some positive NRL news

Question

Smart, smart move from the doggies, get on the front foot and move, take the money and run, they wont be the last!!! Im not so sure about the logistics of sydney but will this open up the area for the new AFL team ???

Answer 1

As most of the responses say they dont want the dogs there. It is a positive move for the dogs to look at but they would need to research wether or not the community would support them. If not the move would not be good for the Dogs or for the game. It is sad that the reponses so far are agianst the move. i am not sure if the people who have responded are community members but it would bring other teams to the areas as well as boost the area. it would also give the area someone to support and get behind. i think it is a move in the right direction for the NRL and for the bulldogs. i think they want to move on for the past. The past is never forgotten but it is foregiven. The club should not be held responsible for what individuals have done.  

Answer 2

a good idea from the doggies be the 1st to try and better the nrl. should be a positive for them. then i reckon the push will be on for another afl team.

Answer 3

no way just scrap the dogs and give us our own team not the bears,dogs, rabbits just our team to have and name from scratch

Answer 4

dont come here the central coast needs its own team not a pack of dodgy dogs may as well bring the afl to the central coast least it would be our own team

Answer 5

no way! go back to belmore. only after the 8 million, NRL don't let them move they a major player superleague war which stuffed up the arl comp , cheated the salary cap, all they bring is trouble, let them stay in sydney where they belong.  

Answer 6

Not really all that positive. When the Northern Eagles went to the Central Coast there was very little support for them and the Eagles were just down the F3. The Dogs should look at their own area, re vamp Belmore, do up Crest Park at Bass Hill.

With all the talk of a second AFL side in western/south western Sydney

surely the NRL should be looking at strengthening up this area instead of pulling out and relocating.

The Dog's supporters aren't going to travel that far for their home games and, like Craigger, I doubt they would get very much support in the move.

Answer 7

Of all the teams they are the least wanted up there ! how desperate are they?

Answer 8

...Why would the richest team in Sydney move for money? They have enough as it is LOL

Manly/Eels or Souths should move