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2nds 2025 Adelaide Crows SANFL thread

Who do you think will snaffle the SANFL flag?


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Thought I read he was wanting to spend more time with the family?
Isn’t sanfl coach a bigger role than the women’s head coach?
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Don't think so, stepped away from the AFC men's program last year while his wife recovered from breast cancer (double mastectomy) so given the women's program involved less travelling and a shorter season makes sense. Coaching Glenelg means no travel in a less demanding scenario

I'd think a lot of it is down to re-evaluating his family life and spending more time with his wife and 3 children more so. The experience of his wife's recent illness would make a lot of husband's reassess what's really important in their life.

Spoke to him at a recent wedding.
To paraphrase, it’s also about being able to stay at home and spend time during the day as its not as much time at the club and, most importantly, gets to be present for the family.

As an aside, it appears that there’s an understanding league wide that the current levels of player and coach time commitment for the SANFL are probably unsustainable but an uncertainty on how to wind it back without losing quality.
 
Proposal for a $30m redevelopment of Richmond Oval has been knocked back. Failed to secure federal funding
One of the great oval locations ....SANFL should definitely redevelop Richmond Oval

Centrally located in Adelaide ....so much space around the oval, and more obtainable if needed, in an industrial area
 
One of the great oval locations ....SANFL should definitely redevelop Richmond Oval

Centrally located in Adelaide ....so much space around the oval, and more obtainable if needed, in an industrial area
Also a one sport venue, so football has access all year round

Preseason trainings, hosting state junior squad trainings, AFLW matches
 

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They arent


1. We're undertaking a $100m development with $40m funding, so contributing $60m ourselves.
2. Richmond were looking to undertake a $30m development
3. At balance day 2024, we had $14m ($5m being unexpended grant funds) net current assets compared to Richmond's $41m
4. Excluding capital grant funding, our profit for the period was $1.5m compared to Richmond's $3.4m
5. So we're servicing a $70m loan with $1.5m yearly surplus, whilst Richmond can't service a $30m loan with a $3.4m yearly surplus.

Guess which of the below is from our balance sheet and which is from Richmond's.

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How's my post, went to all that effort to then read the next post and realise we're talking about West Adelaide's oval. They're going to struggle to get funding from governments, they don't like sinking $ into enterprises that are certain to fail. You need to be able to display at least a veneer you're even a slight chance of remaining a going concern.
 
Interesting announcement by the AFL, think we can forget our hopes of an Adelaide Crows team participating in the VFL comp. A National AFL reserves comp would be no less expensive though it could be played as a curtain raiser to the AFK game at veues I guess?

VFL CLUBS TO BE HANDED BLUEPRINT

Expect the AFL to set out a clear pathway over the next three years for stand-alone teams and interstate sides in the VFL.

The cost of an eastern seaboard competition is prohibitive and in an ideal world the NSW and Queensland-based teams would play in their own leagues.

The six stand-alone teams in Victoria are likely to be given a blueprint as to what is required of them over the next three years.
 
Interesting announcement by the AFL, think we can forget our hopes of an Adelaide Crows team participating in the VFL comp. A National AFL reserves comp would be no less expensive though it could be played as a curtain raiser to the AFK game at veues I guess?

VFL CLUBS TO BE HANDED BLUEPRINT

Expect the AFL to set out a clear pathway over the next three years for stand-alone teams and interstate sides in the VFL.

The cost of an eastern seaboard competition is prohibitive and in an ideal world the NSW and Queensland-based teams would play in their own leagues.

The six stand-alone teams in Victoria are likely to be given a blueprint as to what is required of them over the next three years.

What are we paying the SANFL these days, I can't find it. All I can find is $400k indexed from 2014, which would be around $600k by now. If we paid for our travel and our opponents travel (24 players & 20 staff), at $200/flight and $250/room twin share for a 20 game season, we'd be looking at $462k. That would leave a little over $150 per traveller per game for incidentals.

And I'd imagine that we'd be able to secure better pricing and less accommodation by flying in/out on same day. Plus potentially sourcing some staff locally. Would be awesome playing against clubs in the exact same boat as us and also potentially having double headers.
 

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