KevinO
Geoff Shaw (53)
23 has been 8th place is the last 2 seasons
Melbourne Rebels 2024
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Adam84
Nick Farr-Jones (63)
Can’t see the Rebels not making the top 8 now, they’ll pick up few more points this season..
But with the nature of the finals series, if you don't finish in the top 4 you’re likely to be playing 3 away games in a row (quarters, semis & grand final), on top of the Rebels 2 away games to finish the season.
But with the nature of the finals series, if you don't finish in the top 4 you’re likely to be playing 3 away games in a row (quarters, semis & grand final), on top of the Rebels 2 away games to finish the season.
Wilson
Michael Lynagh (62)
No, 8th and 9th tied on 23 points in 2022, but last year 8th and 9th tied on 24 points.
Dctarget
John Eales (66)
Still our most successful season, considering the off field drama I’ll take it
KevinO
Geoff Shaw (53)
So last night and today I have spent some more time going over the administrators report, I can't see a way the vote for DOCA isn't passed. I don't know how RA continue to stay quite on there plans once the vote has taken place. Interestingly enough RA is not listed as a creditor at all, there appointed administrator recommended the DOCA. Also find it funny how two creditors are owed all of $1. Smart play Paul and Gary.
For those wanting to know who the creditors are without reading all the boring stuff:
EIT Finance
Coates Hire
HP Financial services
Custom Service Leasing
Macquarie Leasing
ATO
Rugby Initiatives
MOPT
State Revenue Office Vic
Lyndsey Cattermole
Rugby Vic
Neil Douglas Hay
Estate of Robert Rae Dalziel
O’Brien Group
Tim North
Owain Stone
Dalziel Superannuation
Georgia Widdup
BRC Capital
Sarah Stone
Gary Gray
Paul Docherty
For those wanting to know who the creditors are without reading all the boring stuff:
EIT Finance
Coates Hire
HP Financial services
Custom Service Leasing
Macquarie Leasing
ATO
Rugby Initiatives
MOPT
State Revenue Office Vic
Lyndsey Cattermole
Rugby Vic
Neil Douglas Hay
Estate of Robert Rae Dalziel
O’Brien Group
Tim North
Owain Stone
Dalziel Superannuation
Georgia Widdup
BRC Capital
Sarah Stone
Gary Gray
Paul Docherty
Surely whether or not the DOCA is voted for entirely comes back to the ATO. Everyone else has nothing to gain by not voting for it whereas the ATO can (and already has) started going after the directors personally.
Strewthcobber
Andrew Slack (58)
They only list the top 10 creditors, most of whom are either Directors or entities controlled by directors
There are 35 employees (players) and 100 others who are listed as creditors, which probably includes RA as they are listed as having attended meetings of creditors
Strewthcobber
Andrew Slack (58)
This is the thing isn't it.
ATO holds 50% of the claims
If ATO votes to accept the DOCA and provide a release to the Directors in relation to their DPNs they get 15c to 30c in the $
or
If ATO votes to reject they continue to chase the Directors for their personal liability.
What's the chance they can get more than $3 million out of the Directors personally?
Tazzmania
Tom Lawton (22)
The directors appointed the administrators not RA, see page 7 of the document you refer to.
that's noted in the report. Basically says the directors have heaps of assets and would be easily targetted
The administators' report suggesting a significant likelihood of a long period of insolvency could also push creditors to deciding it's worth pursuing the directors personally rather than accepting 15-30 cents in the dollar.
It could depend on a successful sale. Was asking $20mil for it.I think Tim North is good for it...
Pone's Mullet
Alex Ross (28)
A surprisingly positive post from The Age - https://www.theage.com.au/national/...se-worth-rallying-around-20240430-p5fnla.html
Dctarget
John Eales (66)
The EiC of the Age is a big rugby fan
kiap
Steve Williams (59)
For a tip on this, go to archive.is then search the url from the dark blue dialogue box
Jimmy_Crouch
Ken Catchpole (46)
Firefox works on PC for most.