Could interstate clubs sell games to the MCG?
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Are you ******* kidding? Most ludicrous s**t I have read here for a long time.
With respect Port need to concern themselves with turning a profit, getting off AFL subsidisation and becoming solvent
Perhaps then they can solve the globes problems
Kotchie needs to concern himself with paying Port's creditors and perhaps worrying about his weekly warriors before he joins the big club table
Yeah, I was ******* kidding. Freo, Port and Eagles have grown the fan bases in Melbourne to huge proportions. There is no chance the AFL will program Bulldogs games in Ballarat against these clubs with so many fans wanting to see them in Melbourne. Bulldogs v Port at Ballarat. Cannot see it happening mate.
Yep, change to a matching training track, simple
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Not at all. Clarkson has looked at each controllable outcome and executed the desired plan to get the desired outcome for each of them. That's why the team was successful... their success was not achieved by having the most arrogant supporters - that was merely coincidence.
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Yeah teams whose have the mcg as home grounds can do that.... keep up
You know teams "whose have the MCG as home ground" don't train on the MCG?Yeah teams whose have the mcg as home grounds can do that.... keep up
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Wont need to with my suggestion either
Yes your suggestion.Wont need to with my suggestion either
I wonder what your clubs suggestion is?
You know no amount of training replicated a full pressure game at the g.
When was the last time the eagles beat your mob at the g?
Isnt Kotchie supposed to be a financial wizard
What is wrong with you Jenny?
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I also wonder. I hope they get an account on bigfooty and login and tell us.
Till then, i.m just hear to raise some ideas and read others ideas and use this forum as an informative adjunct to my enjoyable aussie rules watching experience.
Training doesn't replicate a game, but it helps.
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Given Essendons deal is nothing to do with the AFL, and is probably commercial in confidence, how do you propose to do that?
When was the last time the eagles beat you at the g?
2006 - when we were all conquering and you won the spoon?
Nope
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So, your dream is the same 3-4 teams at the top every year (and your team wont be one of them...nor will mine).
No thanks.
Collingwood won the spoon in 2006?
My mistake - it was 05 and you were second bottom
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What ******* planet do you live on? You're one of the clubs to get the biggest commercial leg up in the league with the fixturing. How is it our fault that we got a crap ton of Sat afternoon games with minnow clubs as home games? Not only does it mean lower crowds, but less sponsorship as sponsors know they're getting less exposure than the Victorian clubs that are guaranteed Friday night slots irrespective of how s**t they are at any given time. We have greater costs than the Victorian clubs because we actually have to travel once a fortnight. I would be more than happy to split the TV rights deal fairly, never get an AFL loan again, and get our fair share of primetime slots and primetime opponents. Instead we get a rigged fixture and a equalisation tax that was waterered down to buggery. Do you actually think $500,000 comes even close to reflecting the commercial advantages given to the select few? But apparently it is all the non Victorian clubs' fault that we don't get MCG games because we don't bring 30,000 fans with us across the border.
Yeah, I was ******* kidding. Freo, Port and Eagles have grown the fan bases in Melbourne to huge proportions. There is no chance the AFL will program Bulldogs games in Ballarat against these clubs with so many fans wanting to see them in Melbourne. Bulldogs v Port at Ballarat. Cannot see it happening mate.
Yeah. It's the Eagles and Dockers fans fan base in Melbourne that's the problem.
Keep relying on the WA teams to carry the pathetic fans of certain Melbourne clubs.
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