AFL Team Manager

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Hopes For 2004

Geelong FC at 1:03 on Tuesday the 9th of December

The Geelong football club has decided against a move, due to reasons of Supporter Base and Histroy. Though they have offered to play games in both the Northern Territory and Northern queensland during the Wizard Cup to help promote the game around Australia.

The Geelong footbal club is also looking to increase membership this year, those seeking to join the geelong footbal club should ring the Membership hotline on - 1800-thislinedoesntexist.

Go to the afl.com.au store for great Cats gift ideas for Chirstmas

In Club news we are looking to pick up a big name forward in trading, to add to the clubs fire power up forward.

We can garentee our members a top 8 finish and a hopefully Successful finals Campaign.


CEO Football Operations Manager and Head Coach for the Geelong Football club

Dave "Cornflakes" Parr

 

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Originally posted by Gaz_87
Hey everyone,
Is there anyone out there who wants to hand me over there team so i can please play in this competion.
I don't care what team it is, i just want to play it so if anyone is kinda another to hand over there team can you please contact me by:
leaving a post here,
adding me to msn stabbing_the_dead@hotmail.com
or
sending me an e-mail to gazza_87@yahoo.com.au

Thankyou all Gaz

ive put u at first emergency, if sumthing comes to hand u r the first one in

 

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Sydney Swans Press Realese

The Sydney Swans will like to announce that the #1 ticket holder for season 2004 will be none other than pop sensation Delta Goodrem, in further good news for the Goodrem family the Swans have announced that they will draft Trent Goodrem (younger brother of Delta) in the up coming draft as a zone selection.
"We feel that while he is a little bit skinny now if we can get him into the gym and bulk up, we feel that he is a relastic shot at playing senior footy next year" said Will Denness (RECURITING MANAGER OF THE SYDNEY SWANS)

The Sydney Swans would like to announce that in the year 2004 the team will wear white shorts at ALL away games as compared to red shorts all year, we are very pleased to announce that Sydney will wear the heratige jumper that was a bit hit in 2003, a replecar of the old South Melbourne, at all away games.

The Sydney Swans would also like to announce that the club has signed a deal that will see us continue to play at least 4 games a year at Telstra Stadium for a further 5 years, the deal will net us $1million dollars a year for 5 years.
"The club as a whole is very pleased to annonce this venture as we believe it will broaden our supporter base and let more people come out and witness the exciting brand of football that we play"

The club is also seeking applacants for the vacant assistant coaching job
"We believe it will be an exciting oppotunity for someone to be involved in the devolpment of some exciting young talent and maybe help them to one day progress to a senior coaching position, applications can be made in writing to clintonxuereb@hotmail.com no later than 4pm today. (Tuesday).

We feel that if we manage to recruit a CHB so it can lighten the load on Craig Bolton who has been fighting out of hi weight devision all of 2003 that we will be able to fixture in the top 2 in 2004, the club would like to make it known to all supporters that it will be aggresive and do everything possible to bring the talent that is required to the club, the club has targerted Matthew Pavlich as a trade.



Clinton Xuereb
President/Coach of the Sydney Swans

 

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1:11 - Brisbane Football Club

We would wich to announce that the brisbane football club has made a 11million dollar 3 year deal to play 2 home games in newzealand each year. the gorund is situtated in Auckland.

At a national press conference this morning Reynolds hinted that a few major names will not be at thr lions next year. many are beleiving that akermanis and lynch will be the first to go.

Reynolds also pointed out that being Ceo of the afl will not in any way possible hurt the brisbane lions football club and if it does he will resign.

in another tunrn of event the lions have decided to go back to there old name "bears" it is not yet known why they have decided to change there name.

they also announced that they are changing ther team jumper so anyone wanting to design one please post a the final picture.


Ryan Reynolds
manager/ head coach Brisbane Bears
CEO AFL

 

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Collingwood Football Club Press Release

Dec. 9 2003

The Colliingwood football club is pleased to announce that during their Wizard Cup campign they will be playing a game in the Northern Territory. This comes after 2 mid season trips from the magpies in the last 2 seasons to the Northern territory promoting the club and the game.

The club is also pleased to announce there forecast for 2004. After 2 heartbreaing Grand Final losses in a row the Pies are out for revenge. Coach Mick Malthouse believes that the team need to recruit a class midfielder and a forward. He also highlighted the possibility of recruiting a experienced ruck but remarked that he isnt desperate for another ruck in the squad.

Matthew Kee

CEO/Recruiting Manager Collingwood Football Club

 

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The Fremantle Football Club: Press Release

The Fremantle Dockers are striving for ultimate prize in Football this coming season. We understand that the majority of our supporters are based here in Western Australia, and it is for this reason, that we have decided to stay in our lovely barren town, Fremantle.

That said, we also know how important our fellow supporters spread out across the continent are. Ergo, specialised functions organised by the MetroDockers, South Australian Femantle Supporters Group and the Gold Coast Docks are currently being planned, giving our diehard fans across the country a chance to meet and talk to their favourite players and the coaching staff. On top of that, an exclusive membership package for interstaters is being released, giving each member a free plane trip to WA - at any stage during the season - to watch the Dockers battle it out on Subacio oval. The membership package will also comprise of a monthly magazine, badge and membership card, entitling each member entry into 15 games. 12 games at Subiaco (one complementary flight included) and 3 interstate games of choice.

Fremantle is not a football club, which takes kindly to mediocrity, inefficiency and ineffectiveness. Therefore, it is our perogative to improve on our previous season. We are expecting nothing less than two finals appearances, with plenty of young talent being revealed throughout the season. Players who do not comply with the rules, and who slow the club's development down, will be delisted or traded to another club. This is a new era for the Fremantle Football Club, and we are only interested in success.

Our main aim is to become one of the powerhouses in the competition, rivalling the traditional clubs.

If you would like further information on the Fremantle Football Club, or anything discussed throughout this press release, please contact Judy Clifford, or myself by e-mail.

Details for contacting the club can be found on our website.

Shaitan Werb - Fremantle CEO

 

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The Port Adelaide Football Club is pleased to announce that it's home game venues for 2004:
AAMI Stadium - 9 games
Marrara Oval - 1 game
Bellerive Oval - 1 game
PAFC will continue to develop the game nationally, rotating the venues on an annual basis. We will also play our first Wizard Cup game in Cairns at Cazaly Stadium.

Assistant coach Andrew Jarman says the club is prepared to trade any player at the right price and is looking for youth. The Power have $220,000 to play with in the salary cap.

The Power have learned the following information regarding salary cap space, leaked by the AFL today:
Adelaide - $6,830,000
Brisbane - $6,450,000
Carlton - $6,480,000
Collingwood - $6,560,000
Essendon - $6,150,000
Fremantle - $6,440,000
Geelong - $6,420,000
Hawthorn - $6,990,000
Kangaroos - $6,320,000
Melbourne - $6,500,000
Richmond - $6,510,000
St Kilda - $6,130,000
Sydney - $6,050,000
W Bulldogs - $6,050,000
West Coast - $6,560,000

Head coach Mark Williams has said his aim for 2004 is to smash Collingwood in both games, leaving the GF chokers spot open for the PAFC.

 

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Press Release
December 9 @ 9pm - Trading period opens
December 16 @ 9pm - Trading period closes
December 17 @ 9pm - First List Lodgement with TPP *Edit*and father/son pickups
December 18 - National Draft Order confirmed

The AFL requests all clubs to advise the AFL their preferred weekend for the national draft - December 19-22, December 26-29 or January 2-5


Contact details:
Rizzo – ryan_reynolds@hotmail.com
Russian – russian_reynoldolf@hotmail.com (Send all salary cap queries here)

 

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West Coast Eagles: Press Release

The West Coast F.C would like to announce that they will be reverting back to their original guernsy on a full time basis, and scrapping their current home and away strips.

"This was the jumper we used when we first entered the league in 1987, and it's the jumper which was worn in our glory years, 1992 and 1994" said new coach Blueworms.

Blueworms also told the crowded press conference that their home base will most definantly be in Perth next year and the years to follow, where he feels they own the city in their own right.

"The West Coast F.C was born in Perth, and this is where we will be stationed on a permanent basis. We own this place, we don't see a need to travel around the country promoting ourselves. Although maybe the Dockers should do this, they don't have the history nor the silverware to compete in this one team town. What a rabble of a football club. The anchor would have to be the gayest emblem in the history of the AFL. They can get ****ed, we'll prove who's number one come the Western Derby."

Blueworms also hinted that a big name will be sacrificed in the trading period for a quality key position player.

"I won't name names at this stage, but a big name or 2 won't be at this club next year"

The coach also said that he's preferred weekend for the national draft is from the 19th-22nd.

"I don't know about other teams, but my team will be at the cricket getting ****ed on Boxing Day, and will be on holidays in the new year"

Mr. Blueworms - WCE Coach

 

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In responce to the WCE Coachs comments:

The Geelong Footbal Club agree, ****ed on Boxing Day it is!

(19th to 22nd for me)

 

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At the Sydney Football Club we couldnt agree more with the previous two statments

 

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Brisbane and the AFL ceo also agree

 

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Collingwood Press Release

Following the CFC's first press release media pundits have questioned Collingwoods list and its tradeablility. It has been said that Collingwood dont have enough to trade for a high quality player.

In response Collingwood Recruiting Manager Matthew Kee has issued this statement. The CFC is officially after good midfielder and good forward. With the recent press release of the WCE Daniel Kerr has attracted interest from both myself and Mick Malthouse. The CFC is prepared to trade a big name during the trade period. These include Tarrant,Rocca,Burns etc. All of our drafdt picks innthe national draft are available. We have a list of players of which will be no required by the club next year. They will be delisted or traded by the end of the year. Make no mistake even with our tight salary cap we will be very active in the Trade Week.

 

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As a correspondent for the Fremantle Dockers, it is my duty to deliver the following message.

The 19th - 22nd of Decmeber is an adequate timeframe for the draft to take place.

We look forward to it.

 

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Geelong Press.

The Geelong Football Club has told "The Geelong Advertiser" today that they are looking forward to an active trade week but are waiting for the AFL to make all player Values public before the start of trade week at 9pm tonight.

Geelong football operations manager Dave "Cornflakes" Parr was heard saying "If i dont bloody well get my list soon we may well be talking to the players union about strikes. This just isnt good enough from a major institution such as the AFL. How are we supposed to be ready for trade week when we dont know what our player cost... i tell you..."

On a similar note the geelong football club indicated it will be picking up the young Falcons ruckmen "Mark Blake" under the Father son rule.

 

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Sydney Swans Press Realese

The Sydney Swans are pleased to announced that Terry Daniher has signed a deal with the club that will see him as a assistant coach for the next 2 years.
With the appiontment of Daniher the Sydney coaching staff is in place for season 2004, with Daniher joining head coach Paul Roos, Peter Jonas, Steve Malaxos, and John Longmire
Roos seemed very pleased with the appionment, saying "Terry will bring a tremendous amont to the club, being involved with clubs such as Essendon & Collingwood, these types of people don't grow on trees, so we are extremly happy that Terry will be part of the club next year and hopefully beyond."
Daniher beat out stiff competiton such as Tony Liberatore, Craig Bradley & Marcus Ashcroft for the job.

Roos also used the press confrence to put to bed the constant rumours that Sydney will be moving back to South Melboune," look mate,you can't stop people talking but as far as I and everybody involved in the club is concerend it would be a move backwardws for the club after all the hard work done to introduce the game in to NSW, it would be stupid, not even a consideration"
Roos also made it clear that the Swans are in the market for a quality ruckman, as usual he remaind tight liped but when asked if Dean Brogan was high on his list of recuits he was quoated as saying "of course, he is one of many"

 

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it is rumered that the Brisbane Bears are very keen to take the services of adam goodes and targh kennelly. when Reynolds was questioned about it he replied "who isnt you wombat"

 

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Team lists to be released at 7:30pm 2nite
draft order released at 8:30
trading starts from 9pm

 

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Fitzroy Football Club Press Release

Dec. 9 2003

The Fitzroy Football Club wishes to strongly condemn the Brisbane Football Club's decision to change the club's name to the Brisbane Bears. We hereby withdraw our support for the merger and call on all Fitzroy Football Club supporters, that are 2003 members to withdraw their support for the Brisbane Football Club and not buy a membership for 2004.

We can now announce that the Fitzroy Football Club is now debt free and has a war chest of several million dollars, which has slowly been building up since 1997. In the interests of our supporters and with the committment of preserving our 120 year old history we shall be pursuing a possible re-entry into the AFL.

Kevin Murray, Fitzroy's greatest ever player has also withdrawn his support for the Brisbane Football Club. He has requested that his name be struck from the Merrett-Murray Medal, the Best and Fairest Medal medal awarded since 1997.

Former Fitzroy players and officials have been outspoken in their condemnation of the move. President of the former "Fitzroy-Brisbane Past Players and Officials Player Association, Arthur Wilson was scathing in his comments calling the name change a disgrace and a betrayal of all those who loved Fitzroy.

The Fitzroy Football Club have also called on the Brisbane Football Club to immediately return all Fitzroy memorabilia to the Fitzroy Football Club or face legal action.

We expect that this move will cost the Brisbane Football Club approximately $1.5 million in lost revenue per annum, as well as having aa significant eeffect on their Victorian on-field performance. We expect also that Victorian membership of the Brisbane Football Club will fall to that of former club the Brisbane Bears of approximately 100 members, instead of the 5,100 members they currently enjoy.

We find it difficult to believe that once again the Fitzroy Football Club has been shafted by the AFL. We suppose that when the CEO of the AFL is also in charge of the Brisbane Football Club, that there is a significant conflict of interest.

We call upon the CEO, Mr. Reynolds to resign immediately as either CEO of the AFL or of the Brisbane Football Club.

You've not heard the last of this!!! Stay tuned!

Roy Leon
Spokesman for the Fitzroy Lions Football Club

Our website is: http://www.fitzroyfc.com.au Register your protest today!!!!

 

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boared of directors have chosen to change the name back

 

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BOth ceos have decided that it is in the best interests of trade week to release the team lists

Team Lists
Adelaide
Nathan Bassett - $190000
James Begley - $200000
Mark Bickley - $260000
Rhett Biglands - $200000
Nathan Bock - $50000
Matthew Bode - $250000
Michael Bratton - $50000
Ronnie Burns - $180000
Brett Burton - $240000
Wayne Carey - $150000
Matthew Clarke - $170000
Andrew Crowell - $160000
Michael Doughty - $230000
Tyson Edwards - $260000
James A. Gallagher - $160000
Simon Goodwin - $260000
Ben Hart - $240000
Trent Hentschel - $50000
Luke Jericho - $50000
Graham Johncock - $190000
Chris Ladhams - $220000
Ben Marsh - $120000
Kris Massie - $150000
Martin Mattner - $130000
Ken McGregor - $180000
Andrew McLeod - $280000
Ben Nelson - $120000
Aidan Parker - $50000
Ian Perrie - $150000
Jason Porplyzia - $50000
Brent Reilly - $50000
Mark Ricciuto - $270000
Ben Rutten - $50000
Daniel Schell - $130000
Jacob Schuback - $50000
Robert Shirley - $100000
Hayden Skipworth - $50000
Nigel Smart - $180000
Matthew Smith - $50000
Tyson Stenglein - $250000
Mark Stevens - $230000
Jason Torney - $210000
Scott Welsh - $220000

Brisbane
Jason Akermanis - $290000
Marcus Ashcroft - $220000
Simon Black - $300000
Daniel Bradshaw - $170000
Jared Brennan - $50000
Jonathan Brown - $200000
Blake Caracella - $250000
Jamie Charman - $190000
Robert Copeland - $140000
Anthony Corrie - $50000
Jason Gram - $50000
Richard Hadley - $50000
Shaun Hart - $210000
Chris Johnson - $230000
Clark Keating - $150000
Nigel Lappin - $300000
Justin Leppitsch - $210000
Alastair Lynch - $220000
Joel MacDonald - $50000
Beau McDonald - $190000
Ashley McGrath - $120000
Dylan McLaren - $80000
Craig McRae - $230000
Daniel Merrett - $50000
Mal Michael - $170000
Shane Morrison - $70000
Tim Notting - $200000
Martin Pike - $260000
Luke Power - $260000
Daniel Pratt - $50000
Nick Raines - $50000
Chris Scott - $250000
Brad Scott - $270000
Troy Selwood - $50000
Aaron Shattock - $160000
Paul Shelton - $50000
Kevin Tandogac - $50000
Michael Voss - $270000
Luke Weller - $50000
Darryl White - $190000
Jarrad Wright - $50000

Carlton
Matthew Allan - $190000
Laurence Angwin - $50000
Callan Beasy - $130000
Simon Beaumont - $260000
Blake Campbell - $170000
Scott Camporeale - $230000
Cameron Croad - $50000
Justin Davies - $150000
Andrew Eccles - $190000
Brendan Fevola - $170000
Brad Fisher - $50000
Simon Fletcher - $220000
Anthony Franchina - $190000
Scott Freeborn - $190000
Barnaby French - $150000
Tom Hedge - $50000
Adrian Hickmott - $230000
Ryan Houlihan - $220000
Darren Hulme - $140000
Anthony Koutoufides - $140000
Matthew Lappin - $230000
Luke Livingston - $150000
Glenn Manton - $110000
Mick Martyn - $150000
Adam Mathews - $50000
Jonathon McCormick - $60000
Andrew McKay - $220000
Mark McKenzie - $50000
Corey McKernan - $240000
Andrew Merrington - $170000
Justin Murphy - $260000
Karl Norman - $50000
Sean O'Keeffe - $80000
Jim Plunkett - $220000
Ian Prendergast - $120000
Brett Ratten - $250000
Kade Simpson - $50000
Trent Sporn - $170000
Michael Stinear - $50000
Brett Thornton - $150000
Jarrad Waite - $50000
Lance Whitnall - $280000
Simon Wiggins - $150000

Collingwood
Rupert Betheras - $180000
Nathan Buckley - $300000
Scott Burns - $260000
James Clement - $230000
Cameron Cloke - $50000
Jason Cloke - $210000
Richard Cole - $130000
Justin Crow - $50000
Tom Davidson - $50000
Leon Davis - $210000
Alan Didak - $190000
Steven Eichner - $50000
Josh Fraser - $240000
Glenn Freeborn - $210000
Brodie Holland - $200000
Tom Hooker - $50000
Ben Johnson - $200000
David D King - $50000
Ben Kinnear - $180000
Paul Licuria - $260000
Tarkyn Lockyer - $250000
Matthew Lokan - $50000
Ryan Lonie - $170000
Nick Maxwell - $50000
Mark McGough - $180000
Steven McKee - $220000
Jarrod Molloy - $120000
Luke Mullins - $50000
Bo Nixon - $50000
Shane O'Bree - $190000
Simon Prestigiacomo - $140000
Guy Richards - $50000
Mark Richardson - $150000
Anthony Rocca - $250000
Jason Roe - $50000
Heath Scotland - $210000
Luke Shackleton - $50000
Rhyce Shaw - $50000
Dane Swan - $50000
Chris Tarrant - $240000
Shane Wakelin - $180000
Tristen Walker - $50000
Andrew Williams - $180000
Shane Woewodin - $280000

Essendon
Steven Alessio - $190000
Jordon Bannister - $100000
Paul Barnard - $220000
Mark Bolton - $190000
Marc Bullen - $120000
Tristan Cartledge - $50000
Damian Cupido - $50000
James Davies - $60000
Dustin Fletcher - $200000
Robert Forster-Knight - $170000
Ken Hall - $50000
Shane Harvey - $120000
Ben Haynes - $50000
Aaron Henneman - $120000
David Hille - $200000
James Hird - $260000
Scott Howard - $50000
Sam Hunt - $50000
Danny Jacobs - $250000
Courtney Johns - $50000
Mark Johnson - $240000
Jason Johnson - $280000
Jason Laycock - $50000
Matthew J Lloyd - $230000
Scott Lucas - $240000
Toby McGrath - $50000
Cory McGrath - $110000
Adam McPhee - $180000
Mark McVeigh - $210000
Mark Mercuri - $210000
Joe Misiti - $250000
Simon O'Keefe - $50000
Damien Peverill - $250000
Adam Ramanauskas - $240000
Joel Reynolds - $100000
Ted Richards - $80000
Dean Rioli - $180000
Dean Solomon - $60000
Darren D Walsh - $50000
Jobe Watson - $50000
Sean Wellman - $230000
Andrew Welsh - $160000
Adrian Wilson - $50000
Jason Winderlich - $50000

Fremantle
Peter Bell - $290000
Andrew Browne - $130000
Matthew Carr - $230000
Ben Colreavy - $50000
Troy Cook - $270000
Trent Croad - $190000
Ryan Crowley - $50000
Ben Cunningham - $200000
Steven Dodd - $50000
Brett Doswell - $50000
Greg Edgcumbe - $50000
Jeff Farmer - $240000
Daniel Gilmore - $50000
Antoni Grover - $200000
Robert Haddrill - $50000
Daniel Haines - $180000
Paul Hasleby - $280000
Roger Hayden - $120000
Joshua Head - $50000
Des Headland - $290000
Anthony Jones - $140000
Steven Koops - $210000
Justin Longmuir - $240000
Troy Longmuir - $180000
Shaun McManus - $240000
Luke McPharlin - $200000
Paul Medhurst - $210000
Ricky Mott - $180000
Shane Parker - $200000
Matthew Pavlich - $270000
Graham Polak - $150000
Aaron Sandilands - $50000
Byron Schammer - $50000
Andrew Siegert - $190000
Troy Simmonds - $280000
Scott Thornton - $60000
Luke Toia - $90000
James Walker - $220000
Clive Waterhouse - $50000
Luke Webster - $50000
Dion Woods - $160000

Geelong
Gary Ablett jnr - $150000
James Bartel - $170000
Shannon Byrnes * - $50000
Tim Callan - $50000
Andrew Carrazzo * - $50000
Paul Chambers - $100000
Paul Chapman - $230000
David A Clarke - $230000
Joel Corey - $230000
Corey Enright - $220000
Ben Finnin - $50000
Daniel Foster - $140000
Charlie Gardiner - $80000
Ben Graham - $220000
Brent Grgic - $130000
Tom Harley - $210000
Joshua Hunt - $110000
David Johnson - $90000
Steven Johnson - $200000
Travis Jorgensen * - $50000
James Kelly - $220000
Steven King - $300000
Kent Kingsley - $230000
Cameron Ling - $260000
Tom Lonergan - $50000
Aaron Lord - $190000
Andrew Mackie - $50000
Matthew McCarthy - $50000
Darren D Milburn - $210000
Brent Moloney - $50000
Cameron Mooney - $200000
Henry Playfair - $50000
James Rahilly - $190000
Peter Riccardi - $260000
Jarad Rooke - $170000
Brenton Sanderson - $190000
Matthew Scarlett - $210000
Will Slade * - $130000
Jeff Smith * - $50000
David Spriggs - $50000
Peter Street - $100000
Mitchell White - $150000
David Wojcinski - $180000
Marc Woolnough - $120000

Hawthorn
John C Barker - $160000
Kris Barlow - $230000
Chance Bateman - $160000
Glen Bowyer - $50000
Tim Boyle - $50000
Luke Brennan - $50000
Campbell Brown - $200000
Robert Campbell - $150000
Tim Clarke - $110000
Adrian Cox - $190000
Simon Cox - $260000
Shane Crawford - $310000
George Davies - $50000
Ben Dixon - $200000
Daniel Elstone - $50000
Peter Everitt - $240000
Mark Graham - $230000
Steven Greene - $180000
Daniel Harford - $170000
Jonathan Hay - $170000
Tim Hazell - $50000
Luke Hodge - $210000
Nick Holland - $210000
Kingsley Hunter - $180000
Brett Johnson - $160000
Ben Kane - $50000
Rick Ladson - $50000
Angelo Lekkas - $280000
David Loats - $160000
Nathan Lonie - $190000
Luke McCabe - $220000
Sam Mitchell - $170000
Michael Osborne - $120000
Lance Picioane - $170000
Jade Rawlings - $220000
Nick Ries - $200000
Brad Sewell - $50000
Joel Smith - $200000
Nick Stone - $100000
Rayden Tallis - $190000
Nathan Thompson - $220000
Richard Vandenberg - $250000
Lochlan Veale - $50000
Mark L Williams - $80000

Kangaroos
Clinton Alleway - $50000
Glenn Archer - $230000
John C Baird - $160000
David Bourke - $50000
Leigh Brown - $190000
Matthew Burton - $220000
Shane Clayton - $200000
Jeremy Clayton - $50000
Leigh Colbert - $180000
Stuart Cooper - $50000
Rod Crowe - $50000
Michael Firrito - $50000
Nick Gill - $50000
Shannon Grant - $240000
Blake Grima - $50000
David Hale - $50000
Leigh Harding - $180000
Daniel Harris - $120000
Brent Harvey - $280000
Corey Jones - $180000
David A King - $240000
Troy Makepeace - $220000
Jason McCartney - $150000
Hamish McIntosh - $50000
Digby Morrell - $180000
Shannon Motlop - $160000
Daniel Motlop - $120000
Joel Perry - $50000
Drew Petrie - $160000
Mark Porter - $180000
Brady Rawlings - $170000
Ben Robbins - $250000
Saverio Rocca - $220000
Kris Shore - $50000
Adam Simpson - $310000
Jess Sinclair - $240000
Dylan Smith - $120000
Michael Stevens - $130000
Anthony Stevens - $260000
David Teague - $180000
Callum Urch - $50000
Ashley Watson - $50000
Shannon Watt - $90000
Daniel Wells - $60000

Melbourne
Steven Armstrong - $140000
Daniel Bell - $50000
Clint Bizzell - $220000
Daniel Breese - $50000
Troy Broadbridge - $140000
Nathan D Brown - $230000
Cameron Bruce - $230000
Nathan Carroll - $50000
Dale Carson - $50000
Michael J Clark - $100000
Craig Ellis - $200000
Ryan Ferguson - $50000
Adam Fisher - $50000
Simon Godfrey - $150000
Brad Green - $200000
Chris Heffernan - $210000
Cameron Hunter - $50000
Mark Jamar - $50000
Travis Johnstone - $250000
Darren Jolly - $140000
Chris Lamb - $130000
Andrew Leoncelli - $270000
James I McDonald - $220000
Brad J Miller - $50000
Luke Molan - $50000
Gary Moorcroft - $180000
David Neitz - $240000
Alistair Nicholson - $140000
Ezra Poyas - $170000
Guy Rigoni - $50000
Jared Rivers - $50000
Russell Robertson - $220000
Aaron Rogers - $50000
Nicholas Smith - $50000
Scott Thompson - $160000
Peter Vardy - $210000
Peter Walsh - $210000
Nicholas Walsh - $50000
Daniel Ward - $220000
Paul Wheatley - $230000
Matthew Whelan - $200000
Jeff White - $290000
Luke Williams - $150000
Adem Yze - $300000

Port Adelaide
Cain Ackland - $50000
Matthew Bishop - $190000
Scott Borlace - $50000
Dean Brogan - $50000
Peter Burgoyne - $270000
Shaun Burgoyne - $180000
Josh Carr - $240000
Domenic Cassisi - $90000
Wade Champion - $50000
Stuart Cochrane - $160000
Che Cockatoo-Collins - $200000
Chad Cornes - $260000
Kane Cornes - $180000
Stuart Dew - $230000
Brett Ebert - $50000
Josh Francou - $250000
Stephen Gilham - $50000
Brent Guerra - $180000
Chris Hall - $50000
Damien Hardwick - $220000
Roger James - $250000
Adam Kingsley - $230000
Paul Koulouriotis - $50000
Brendon Lade - $170000
Brett Montgomery - $250000
Adam Morgan - $80000
Joel Patfull - $50000
Stephen Paxman - $120000
Byron Pickett - $230000
Jared Poulton - $210000
Matthew Primus - $260000
Stephen Salopek - $50000
Jarrad Schofield - $260000
Nick Stevens - $260000
Toby Thurstans - $50000
Warren Tredrea - $280000
Darryl Wakelin - $170000
Gavin Wanganeen - $210000
Damon White - $50000
Michael Wilson - $50000

Richmond
Craig Biddiscombe - $100000
Justin Blumfield - $250000
Joel Bowden - $310000
Leon Cameron - $220000
Wayne Campbell - $280000
Mark Chaffey - $230000
Mark Coughlan - $240000
Marc Dragicevic - $50000
Aaron Fiora - $190000
Tim Fleming - $60000
Darren Gaspar - $190000
Ray Hall - $200000
Rory Hilton - $110000
Ben Holland - $130000
Adam Houlihan - $200000
Chris Hyde - $90000
Kane Johnson - $260000
Andrew Kellaway - $240000
Duncan Kellaway - $210000
Clinton King - $200000
Andrew J Krakouer - $120000
Martin McGrath - $50000
Andrew Mills - $90000
Kelvin W Moore - $50000
Chris Newman - $140000
Bill Nicholls - $50000
Brad Ottens - $280000
Kayne Pettifer - $140000
Adam Pickering - $140000
Matthew Richardson - $220000
David Rodan - $180000
Matthew Rogers - $240000
Jay Schulz - $50000
Matthew Shir - $140000
Daniel Sipthorp - $50000
Greg Stafford - $240000
Greg Tivendale - $250000
Royce Vardy - $110000
Ty Zantuck - $210000

St Kilda
Steven Baker - $210000
Luke Ball - $50000
Jordan Barham - $50000
Heath Black - $230000
Jason Blake - $130000
Barry Brooks - $50000
Nathan Burke - $170000
Craig Callaghan - $160000
Matthew Capuano - $170000
Xavier Clarke - $160000
Nick Dal Santo - $180000
Matthew Ferguson - $50000
Leigh Fisher - $60000
Fraser Gehrig - $200000
Brendon Goddard - $50000
Aaron Hamill - $230000
Robert Harvey - $220000
Lenny Hayes - $270000
Josh Houlihan - $50000
Max Hudghton - $170000
Austinn Jones - $230000
Trent Knobel - $160000
Justin Koschitzke - $110000
Steven J Lawrence - $230000
Matthew Maguire - $130000
Stephen Milne - $210000
Leigh Montagna - $90000
Brett Moyle - $180000
Allan Murray - $60000
Chris Oliver - $100000
Justin Peckett - $210000
Luke Penny - $140000
Stephen Powell - $240000
Nick Riewoldt - $270000
Troy Schwarze - $180000
Ben Schwarze - $50000
Andrew Thompson - $300000
Brett Voss - $210000
Daniel Wulf - $170000

Sydney
Luke Ablett - $90000
Jason Ball - $50000
Leo Barry - $170000
Paul Bevan - $50000
Craig Bolton - $110000
Jude Bolton - $220000
Amon Buchanan - $100000
Ryan Crawford - $50000
Daryn Cresswell - $280000
Jared Crouch - $210000
Nick Davis - $200000
Sean Dempster - $50000
Stephen Doyle - $180000
Ben Fixter - $180000
Nic Fosdike - $250000
Adam Goodes - $270000
Barry Hall - $240000
Daniel Hunter - $50000
Heath James - $50000
Tadhg Kennelly - $180000
Brett Kirk - $210000
Nick Malceski - $50000
Ben Mathews - $240000
Stuart Maxfield - $220000
Scott McGlone - $50000
Daniel McPherson - $180000
Jarrad McVeigh - $50000
James Meiklejohn - $50000
Matthew Nicks - $220000
Ryan O'Keefe - $170000
Michael K O'Loughlin - $260000
Declan O'Mahony - $50000
Mark Powell - $50000
Lewis Roberts-Thomson - $50000
Jason Saddington - $220000
Andrew Schauble - $180000
Adam Schneider - $60000
Brad Seymour - $180000
Scott Stevens - $130000
Jarrad Sundqvist - $70000
Josh Thewlis - $50000
Rowan Warfe - $50000
Paul Williams - $280000

Western Bulldogs
Mark Alvey - $230000
Daniel Bandy - $270000
Scott Bassett - $110000
Shane Birss - $170000
Patrick Bowden - $120000
Matthew Boyd - $50000
Nathan G Brown - $290000
Nicholas Bruton - $50000
Brent Colbert - $50000
Matthew Croft - $170000
Daniel Cross - $80000
Luke Darcy - $320000
Paul Dimattina - $200000
Nathan Eagleton - $150000
Cameron Faulkner - $50000
Simon Garlick - $250000
Daniel Giansiracusa - $250000
Lindsay Gilbee - $190000
Chris Grant - $230000
Mitchell Hahn - $170000
Ryan Hargrave - $180000
Brian Harris - $60000
Ben Harrison - $200000
Brad Johnson - $320000
Steven Kretiuk - $150000
Kieran McGuinness - $130000
Jordan McMahon - $190000
Will Minson - $50000
Robert Murphy - $220000
Brad Murphy - $50000
Marcus Picken - $50000
Sam Power - $140000
Matthew Robbins - $150000
Wayde Skipper - $50000
Rohan H Smith - $270000
Tim Walsh - $50000
Scott West - $290000
Patrick Wiggins - $50000
Cameron Wight - $50000

West Coast
Damien Adkins - $150000
Drew Banfield - $200000
Zachary Beeck - $50000
Michael Braun - $210000
Trent Carroll - $150000
Callum Chambers - $190000
Daniel Chick - $240000
Michael Collica - $190000
Ben Cousins - $280000
Dean Cox - $220000
Aaron Edwards - $50000
Ambrew Embley - $190000
Chad Fletcher - $230000
Michael S Gardiner - $280000
Travis Gaspar - $160000
Darren Glass - $130000
Kasey Green - $170000
Ashley Hansen - $50000
David Haynes - $150000
Jeremy Humm - $120000
Adam Hunter - $190000
Glen Jakovich - $220000
Paul Johnson - $50000
Rowan Jones - $180000
Chris Judd - $220000
Daniel Kerr - $240000
Quinten Lynch - $160000
Phillip Matera - $200000
Andrew McDougall - $120000
Ashley McIntosh - $160000
Chad Morrison - $50000
Kane Munro - $150000
Mark Nicoski - $50000
Phillip Read - $50000
Clancy Rudeforth - $50000
Ashley Sampi - $120000
Mark Seaby - $50000
Adam Selwood - $50000
David Sierakowski - $150000
Brent Staker - $50000
Troy Wilson - $190000
David Wirrpunda - $240000
Joshua Wooden - $210000

Draft picks:
First round - $60000
Second round - $50000
Others - $40000
Rookies - $30000

 

[Roylion]

Fitzroy Football Club Press Release

Dec. 9 2003

The Fitzroy Football Club welcomes the move to re-instate the 'Lions' emblem, in the face of what would have been a huge backlash from Brisbane Lions members.

We now seek assurances that the Brisbane Lions will not change their existing jumper in any shape or form. We call on the Brisbane club that the "Lion" will prominently appear on the jumper and the colours will remain maroon, blue and gold. We also oppose the re-design of the jumper in any shape or form.

Moreover in the face of this blatant attempt to betray the Fitzroy constituency, we call upon the Brisbane club to increase the Fitzroy component of the Brisbane board from two to four Fitzroy representatives on the board, in order that the conditions of the merger be fully met

Failing our demands to be met, we will immediately begin to seek a merger with a Victorian based club. We invite submissions to merge with Fitzroy.

Roy Leon
Fitzroy Football Club spokesman.

The Fitzroy Football Club website can be found at: http://www.fitzroyfc.com.au

 

[dascman03]

ST KILDA PRESS RELEASE

The Saints have had a massive boardroom shakeup before the start of the upcoming season. Nathan Burke has decided to hang up the boots and step in to the vacant assistant coach job. This decision has angered Dean Wallis, and he has walked out on the club, he wants to go back to the Bombers. Terry Wallace has been installed in Wallis's former position. In the major change, Grant Thomas has stepped aside from his head coach role and has reverted back to his old post of Football Manager. Mr. Dascman has been appointed new coach.
"I feel Dascman was the better man for the job." Thomas beamed.
Thomas also was very vocal on the subject of trading. "We will trade very aggressively. We will look to add to an already strong list."
And with Dascman's arrival, he has scrapped the much-maligned rotating captaincy, much to the dismay of Thomas, and Aaron Hamill has been installed as the full time captain.
So here is the list of the front office/coaching staff at St Kilda for the upcoming year.
The Saints also request that the draft be held from the 2nd to the 5th, as the team plans another end of season trip overseas during the other two dates.
President - Rod Butterss
CEO - Brian Waldron
Football Operations Manager - Grant Thomas
Coach - Mr. Dascman
Assistant Coaches - Matthew Rendell, Terry Wallace, Nathan Burke
Captain - Aaron Hamill
Leadership Group - Aaron Hamill, Lenny Hayes, Robert Harvey, Max Hudghton, Nick Riewoldt, Stephen Powell.

The Saints also request that the draft be held from the 2nd to the 5th, as the team plans another end of season trip overseas during the other two dates.

Mr. Dascman.

Please dont hesitate to contact me at dascman01@hotmail.com

 

[rizzo]

the brisbane lions will not in any shape or form give in to those demands, we beleive in pride of our joint history and wish to carry this through. but in oder to move on the club and supporters must recognise that to get appointed to the board they must deseve it. not just throw away crack pot lines.

 

[BW]

West Coast F.C Press Release

After much speculation, the West Coast Eagles have announced that star midfielder Daniel Kerr is unhappy at the club, and has made a request to be traded. The rumour going around is that Kerr was caught by Chris Judd having sexual relations with Glen Jakovichs' wife. It is believed the incident occured while Jakovich was playing in the recent International Rules Series against Ireland.

The Eagles, surprisingly, saw this as a personal issue and weren't going to repremand Kerr, but Kerr thought it was best that he make a request to be traded.

Eagles coach Mr. Blueworms had little to say about the issue.

"At this stage I'm not willing to go into great detail about the issue, all I can confirm is that Daniel has made a request to be traded, and where not going to stand in his way.

"However, Daniel is under contract with us for next season, so if a suitable trade can't be arranged he will remain with us for the coming season.

It is believed Collingwood and Sydney have shown interest in the 20 year old midfielder.