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There's no such thing as 'relocating' a club, if you relocate a club, you kill it. The Fitzroy Lions died entirely when the Brisbane Lions became a side, as did South Melbourne, strapping a name on the end of a club doesn't preserve history, you've just created a new team.

I have no idea whether he was a good CEO or not. I'll just say that when he started, the AFL website was a debacle, and when he left, the AFL website was a debacle.

Clubs needs to change jumper designs each season to rort these stats.

Abolish the Premiership cup and go for an A-League style toilet seat design.

Most Australians 'support' a top 4 EPL club anyway.

We have about 3 or 4 non competitive matches per round, the player talent pool is already stretched, why add to the problem?

The cash can be there, but the broadcasted product hasn't necessarily improved, and in some ways has gone downhill (mainly referring to Channel 7s broadcasts). Switching over from the cricket on Friday night in HD, to Sevens SD broadcast, the gulf in quality was ridiculous to see.

There are too many teams, not enough quality players. Also it's 2013 and the AFL website is still a debacle, the AFL streaming app is also faulty and delivers low quality video. Mediocre stuff.

Hutchy will catch him at the airport heading to Sydney, and he'll say he's "just checking out the facilities".

I hear the big EPL games are ridiculously expensive too, and they can probably afford to do it too.

Number 2) is poor argument. In America you have much higher populations in often one team cities, which is obviously going to lead to higher attendance's. There are 30 odd million more people in England supporting teams with stadiums that have 30-40,000 less seats than the MCG. We have 22...