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Not all brown paper bags are equal though.Obviously all the clubs play under the same salary cap
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Its not the first time they have tried thisJust on the news now. Port have applied to join vfl.
I'm old enough to remember last off season when the bed wetters were worried Nicks wouldn't tap Sloane on the shoulder and get the captaincy handed over.
How'd that turn out again?![]()
Maybe you could steal a fewSo all them SANFL premierships they rave on about are committed to history and will no longer be mentioned?
But do they claim 34 flags in the vfl?So all them SANFL premierships they rave on about are committed to history and will no longer be mentioned?
Let the VFL deal with their huff and puff BS they’ll get sick of themBut do they claim 34 flags in the vfl?
Cool. And I bet the media getting this story has nothing to do with Koch trying to gain some credits with Tredrea nominating for the board.FYI:
Power’s written submission was lodged in recent days on the back of a league-wide meeting of club and AFL football bosses last week about the competitive balance review and pending overhaul of the draft system.
Port wants to join the VFL to be part of the premier second-tier football league in the country and eliminate any disadvantage for its developing players.
It is believed Port’s move has broad support across the league as part of a step towards a national second-tier competition involving all 18 AFL clubs. The Power’s formal application will prompt serious talks about the state league competitions, with the Crows, Dockers and Eagles all set to strongly consider following in Port’s footsteps.
It comes as the AFL looks set to introduce a more weighted fixture into the VFL for next season so there are less lopsided games between top and bottom sides, including the standalone clubs. There is significant support to create a national second-tier competition involving reserve sides from all 18 AFL clubs, but it remains unclear what that could mean for the future of the VFL and its standalone clubs Werribee, Williamstown, Port Melbourne, Frankston, Northern Bullants and Coburg.
Port Adelaide, which was founded in 1870 and joined the AFL in 1997, has a long and proud history in the SANFL, making a move to the VFL a difficult one for some of its South Australian supporters. But Port is adamant a move to the VFL is optimal for the AFL team’s development and performance.
I’m sure you already know the answer to thatI wonder if Port will be asking for additional handouts and concessions to cover costs.
Never in doubtI wonder if Port will be asking for additional handouts and concessions to cover costs.
Funds are drying up, they are worse than a STH African scamNever in doubt
do you really have to wonder?..I wonder if Port will be asking for additional handouts and concessions to cover costs.
still think there's a lot of questions that need to be answered/sorted before this gets off the ground. who pays for it all, clubs or the league? where do they get top up players from and what demands are made of them? will they expand lists to cover that need? what happens to the other standalone vfl clubs?
So all them SANFL premierships they rave on about are committed to history and will no longer be mentioned?