McLean_4_Captain
16 Jun 2008, 15:14
Rather suprised no one had started this thread just yet
Saw this on the VFL website yesterday. http://www.vflfooty.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=1619
CASEY Scorpions president John Sharkie says it is not a given that his club will strike an alignment deal with the City of Casey-bound Melbourne.
With St Kilda ditching the Scorpions last week to enter a five-year agreement with Sandringham, there is an expectation in VFL circles that Casey and the Demons will get together.
But Sharkie said it was not a fait accompli and that the Scorpions would be prepared to go it alone next season. He said he had already discussed with VFL bosses a financial assistance package if Casey went without an AFL affiliate.
Sharkie said Melbourne first had to find about $350,000 to seal a move to become a co-tenant at Casey Fields, and then commit to a joint community projects program. "Don't assume anything. It's not over the line by any stretch," Sharkie said. "We won't be rushed into anything. It all has to be done properly."
Pretty sure i also read something about it in the Sun the other day, about Casey talking to the VFL about financial assistance if they don't make an agreement with a AFL club for next season.
We may have jumped the gun a little getting excited by this in the following thread http://www.bigfooty.com/forum/showthread.php?t=451512
Oh crap
Saw this on the VFL website yesterday. http://www.vflfooty.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=1619
CASEY Scorpions president John Sharkie says it is not a given that his club will strike an alignment deal with the City of Casey-bound Melbourne.
With St Kilda ditching the Scorpions last week to enter a five-year agreement with Sandringham, there is an expectation in VFL circles that Casey and the Demons will get together.
But Sharkie said it was not a fait accompli and that the Scorpions would be prepared to go it alone next season. He said he had already discussed with VFL bosses a financial assistance package if Casey went without an AFL affiliate.
Sharkie said Melbourne first had to find about $350,000 to seal a move to become a co-tenant at Casey Fields, and then commit to a joint community projects program. "Don't assume anything. It's not over the line by any stretch," Sharkie said. "We won't be rushed into anything. It all has to be done properly."
Pretty sure i also read something about it in the Sun the other day, about Casey talking to the VFL about financial assistance if they don't make an agreement with a AFL club for next season.
We may have jumped the gun a little getting excited by this in the following thread http://www.bigfooty.com/forum/showthread.php?t=451512
Oh crap