I ' ve had a few tonight , but I ' d really like to help haha . Does this start when you run the script , or does it happen when you try to connect ? If it ' s the latter , then I ' d try to compile IOSUHax again <| sep |> Yes , dirt , debris , or even the lacquering on the cartridges can build up inside the action and make the bolt harder to operate over time . <| sep |> Counter point to the NSWACT centric . The FFA need to be putting the licenses in markets where populations are , especially those who don ' t have an AFLNRL stronghold already . Hobart is a strong move for them but they need to reenforce that . I think they have learnt from the North Queensland Fury failure that putting teams into isolated areas that are already strong with another sport might not bring out the best outcome . Now there are 11 cities with a population over 200 k . The 7 capitals , Sydney , Melbourne , Brisbane , Perth , Adelaide , Hobart and Canberra . And the four remaining cities are Gold Coast , Newcastle , Sunshine Coast and Wollongong . These 11 cities make up 75 % of our population . Gold Coast had an A League expansion that didn ' t go to well and the FFA are hesitating on returning there . The Sunshine Coast ' s biggest stadium is 12 , 000 which is not big enough and might lack certain standards the FFA want . Newcastle already have the Jets . So the three cities out of those 11 Wollongong , Canberra and Hobart . All three have the Stadiums set and ready and all three don ' t have a massive alliegence to the NRL or AFL . Canberra has the Raiders and Wollongong has half a dragon , but I don ' t think you could call either city a heartland of the NRL . Hobart will get that license easily . Unlike Canberra and Wollongong , Hobart has the financial support for it right now it seems . So 390 , 000 who live in the CanberraQueanbeyan area and a further 300 , 000 who live in Wollongong and it ' s areas are currently being untapped by the major sports leagues of Australia . And with Victoria , Outside of Melbourne , the next Victorian cities are Geelong with 187 , Ballarat at 100 , 000 and Bendigo at 93 , 000 . So the only city outside Victoria who can nab an ALeague team is Geelong which hasn ' t got a massive history of Football in the area but have the stadium used by the AFL . Putting a team here could be a major risk . The other cities already have a massive push for licenses but Geelong hasn ' t really spoken up from what I ' ve seen . South Melbourne , the other team that is being talked about , might have the local support but that 12 k stadium needs to be increased in capacity before FFA would consider it . But I expect a third melbourne team to be likely to be in south melbourne than Geelong . However , City haven ' t really settled fantastically as of yet and I think rushing a third team in now might be a little too hasty of the FFA . And going back into the past , the only team outside of Melbourne in the old NSL was the Gippsland Falcons and despite the region have 250 , 000 people it has no real centralized city , the largest city in the region is 25 k , despite the Gippsland Falcons being there . and the former stadium is 12 k capacity . The club struggled fiinancially too if I recall . So the point I want to make is , Queensland has three cities . Only two of which are able to host another team without an upgrade . One already had a failure and the otherone has only one stadium available to it right now that can take it on Ballymore stadium which is own by the ARU otherwise a groundshare with the Roar would be required . Victoria has two cities in Melbourne and Geelong , but Melbourne might struggle with another team too quickly and South Melbournes capacity of 12 k is not enough for a team at this stage and Geelong is an AFL heartland that hasn ' t been begging for a team . Correct me if I ' m wrong here pleaseSo while you are against a NSWACT centralised area and want more teams elsewhere were more youth can be tapped the major urban areas of Australia are in that area and therefore it ' s expected that these areas will get more looks for expansion . Having a strong youth competition is one thing , but filling the seats of stadiums is the ultimate financial goal for the FFA and a 20 k Stadium in a 20 k city needs 100 % of the population to go to the games where a 20 k stadium in the middle of a 200 k city only needs 10 %