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In retrospect, Shaun Burgoyne. Didn't feel that bad at the time though.

Just shows you how lucky North Melbourne were to be good on field at critical times and having an ex player as CEO.

In 2014 too.

Richmond? Footscray? North? Hawthorn?

Don't reckon the the AFL would have much of a problem with the way the WAFL/WAFC are running things out west...the SANFL on the other hand...

What about the first paragraph? Do you disagree with that? That was more the thrust of my post.

The problem for the SANFL and the WAFL is that as a co-op, they had to protect their weaker clubs. Their is no way a West Adelaide or a Swan Districts would have had a chance to compete on a national stage, whereas a Port/Norwood/East Freo or West Perth could. What happens to the s**t kicker...

Isn't there a bit of an SA connection with the formation of the WAFL with a few notable founding figures being educated at Prince Alfred College and bringing the game back with them to Perth?

8 petty little clubs with 1980's attitudes, little business acumen and pathetic agendas allowed to have a chronically disproportionate say in the running of football in this state, that's how.

Port's B grade? In 84 they beat Ports A grade, hence the difference.

You serious? 1984, when the SANFL was a top tier league dwarfs 2014. Norwood and the league and shadow of their former selves. It's a pity, but the Redlegs have been left behind.

They also wore an onion on their belts, which was the fashion at the time...