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Lie.
Pretty sure there was a thread discussing it here about a month ago, with lots of detail on the plans.
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Lie.
I guess you mean the VFL, if North really want to stay at Arden Street. If you think that's better than moving to Tassie, fair enough
Fighting words mate. Enjoy the VFL thenThat's about it mate. A relocated club is a dead club. Therefore, it's not an option.
The 2007 Roosistence didn't even get in to second gear and the relocation talks were completely shelved.
We mobilised, we won, and we will mobilise again if required.
In fact, it's even harder to push us now. It is now written in the club constitution that no relocation or merger can take place unless it is sanctioned by more than 70% of the membership, which effectively means it would never happen. We may be small, but we're not easy to kill. We have learned the lessons of the past..
It may very well come to that. Still a fairly competitive league, and good fun for the average fan.Preferably the VFL.
norf
Fighting words mate. Enjoy the VFL then
Pffft
We've been hearing this stuff since Fremantle solely consisted of a pub, a brothel and a whaling boat
On-field issues, sure, but it has become a s**t flinging contest over north's off-field survival. This is absolute bay fodder.Dont do this on the main board. Its North or North Melbourne.
This thread is already a borderline troll. Its just valid enough to remain open (even the most diehard North fan would admit there are issues at the Roos).
Be respectful, dont troll, and dont use 'norf' 'lolnorf' etc.
Least stable according to whom. Stability means a strong financial base, which is a lot stronger than sides like St kilda or the bulldogs. How is an almost debt-free club and able to attract 32k in vic members in a poor year, unstable, moronic comment.
not stable off-field? north made a bigger profit than essendon and have hardly any debt.
It may very well come to that. Still a fairly competitive league, and good fun for the average fan.
On-field issues, sure, but its become a s**t flinging contest over north's off-field survival. This absolute bay fodder.
I understand what you're saying. I went to a few VFL games this year, and enjoyed many afternoons down Coburg way during our affiliation. Can still remember a young Trent Cotchin running out for his first kick at City Oval.We would still be the NMFC located in North Melbourne, so really, it's the only viable option. I'm sure you would prefer to see your mob playing out of Punt Road as Richmond rather than some whored out franchise.
It could happen to anyone. Fitzroy were amongst the mightiest clubs in the land prior to the 2nd world war. Remember, your mob have been closer to the gallows than North. 1990 went right down to the wire. You should never forget that. Carlton also went close to handing in the keys. It can happen to anyone.
If North don’t want to move they need to play all their home games in Melbourne
The two don't always have to be linked.If we're being objective though it is fair to say the two are linked. If North struggles on field, this has ramifications that raise the spectre of relocation.
Its been mooted in the past, the AFL have tried to force you guys to Qld, its been voted on, you sell games to Tassie, etc. Even before all that, Carlton tried to buy you.
I suggest not feeding any trolls. Dont rise to the bait. Explain the 70 percent majority needed before any relocation happens, how its written into the constitution etc.
Im about to change the thread title.
If you see any blatant Tassie trolling, report it and I'll have a look.
And note to opposition posters in this thread: I dont intend to show mercy. Be critical in a respectful manner. I likely wont give you the benefit of the doubt.
He is probably dead nowThey're not all dead. We had a supporter attend last years GF who followed the 'scray' from when they were in the VFA! He was #105!
The two don't always have to be linked.
Fremantle has been crap for twenty years, aren't too many off-field club issues for them
Plenty of other examples of clubs from other sports, who struggle on-field, but are still run well off-field. What is exactly wrong off-field? Finances, nope, in a pretty good state. Membership? 40k members in a poor year, pretty good. Mentally stable club president, yes .
There isn't much point reporting stuff as that information is then used against you by particular moderators, so it achieves nothing, so I will never bother reporting stuff again and just air grievances slightly more publicly.
What else is there now?Pffft
We've been hearing this stuff since Fremantle solely consisted of a pub, a brothel and a whaling boat
Its now an anti-whaling boatWhat else is there now?
If we're being objective though it is fair to say the two are linked. If North struggles on field, this has ramifications that raise the spectre of relocation.
Its been mooted in the past, the AFL have tried to force you guys to Qld, its been voted on, you sell games to Tassie, etc. Even before all that, Carlton tried to buy you.
I suggest not feeding any trolls. Dont rise to the bait. Explain the 70 percent majority needed before any relocation happens, how its written into the constitution etc.
Im about to change the thread title.
If you see any blatant Tassie trolling, report it and I'll have a look.
And note to opposition posters in this thread: I dont intend to show mercy. Be critical in a respectful manner. I likely wont give you the benefit of the doubt.
The only solution: Relocate to Tasmania.
It is inevitable and North Melbourne only stand to gain.
You can’t have your cake and eat it too. You either want to play in Tassie or not.The funny thing about that is, us playing games in Tassie is securing our future in Melbourne. For us to abandon Tassie would be nonsensical at the point. Maybe when the benefits drop off we should consider playing all home games in Melbourne, but we're gaining far too much right now for that to even be a thought. The AFL can't force a club to move if they couldn't do it to us in 2007, and they're sure as hell not going to let a club fold.
North Melbourne will be in North Melbourne for the long haul, kids. Buckle up.