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Message: [QUOTE="Flutterby, post: 2258299, member: 1853"] I didn't say it was FFA trying to dictate terms, I said it was Australia's # 3 code. Imagine how the English Premier League would respone if the International Rugby League wanted to play the next RL World Cup in England but insisted no soccer matches could be played in England in the lead up to and duration of the RL World Cup. It would be completely unreasonable to even suggest it and there is no way it would fly, mainly because RL is the minor sport there. FIFA should recognise the same thing about playing in Australia - theirs is the minor sport, therefore they need to reign in their demands to be more reasonable. In fact to my mind - demanding the other codes (ie competitors) stop playing completely for any duration could probably even be considered a restraint of trade (but I'm not lawyer - that's just my opinion). [/QUOTE]

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