Autopsy AFL 2022 Round 2 - Swans v Cats Fri March 25th 7:50pm AEDT (SCG) CONGRATS BUDDY ON 1000 GOALS!

[Le Grille]

I might be old school but give him the ball, no expectations maybe a signed guernsey as a token of appreciation maybe budddy takes him out for a coffee or something

 

[Tedeski]

It’s the Sydney way. When your best players are those the AFL purchased for you.

AFL funding ladder revealed: $100m gap between top and bottom clubs

The size of the gap is a sore point for some power clubs, with Essendon president Paul Brasher demanding a say in how the next round of money is doled out.

www.theage.com.au

"Geelong, Collingwood, Hawthorn and West Coast each received at least $100 million less than both expansion teams Greater Western Sydney and Gold Coast and more than $50 million less than St Kilda in AFL funding over the past decade.

In a funding table that reveals remarkable and growing differences in allocations to clubs, the Saints were clearly the most subsidised of the Victorian clubs, obtaining close to $17 million more than the next Melbourne club, the Western Bulldogs, in variable funding over the decade to 2021. The Saints have a large debt of $9.5 million, behind only the Brisbane Lions, but did reduce their debt by $4.26 million last year."

Approximate 10-year totals (2012-21)​

Including 2021 estimates.

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GWS	$203,000,000
Gold Coast	$198,000,000
Bris Lions	$160,000,000
St Kilda	$156,000,000
Western Bulldogs	$139,000,000
North Melbourne	$134,000,000
Melbourne	$132,000,000
Port Adelaide	$122,000,000
Sydney	$117,000,000
Carlton	$106,000,000
Richmond	$105,000,000
Essendon	$100,000,000
Adelaide	$99,700,000
Fremantle	$99,000,000
Hawthorn	$96,500,000
Geelong	$95,800,000
West Coast	$93,500,000
Collingwood	$93,300,000

 

[Ticky009]

 

[Nice Swan Brother]

They gift you players.

Wow, he's doubling down