For those of you that don't get the Courier Mail - this is part of what was on today's Sports Page
On-field success reflected in books.
In a major turnaround of financial fortunes for the Brisbane Lions, the AFL premiers anticipate reporting a $1.25 million profit for the 2001-02 year.
The figure is inflated by a $300,000 distribution from the AFL for the Lions' share of funds from the sale of Waverley Park.
But it's still a stunning U-turn on last year's $845,000 loss in the club's first premiership year.
The Lions are not due to formalise club accounts until the annual general meeting on February 24 but the fact chairman Graeme Downie made the announcement suggests the profit figure released will be close to the mark
On-field success reflected in books.
In a major turnaround of financial fortunes for the Brisbane Lions, the AFL premiers anticipate reporting a $1.25 million profit for the 2001-02 year.
The figure is inflated by a $300,000 distribution from the AFL for the Lions' share of funds from the sale of Waverley Park.
But it's still a stunning U-turn on last year's $845,000 loss in the club's first premiership year.
The Lions are not due to formalise club accounts until the annual general meeting on February 24 but the fact chairman Graeme Downie made the announcement suggests the profit figure released will be close to the mark