members would vote it down.Got some good mail 2 weeks ago they will be a permanent fixture in Tassie starting 2026.
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members would vote it down.Got some good mail 2 weeks ago they will be a permanent fixture in Tassie starting 2026.
As an almost 20-year member of the NMFC, I have to say, the news sounds grim.
The club just lost three blokes who I have never heard of (over the space of a few weeks).
An 18yo kid whose stock is rising has taken his manager's good advice and held off extending his contract for now.
The team sits second bottom, only slightly above the richest club in the land (who won a flag four years ago).
Some of our best players of recent times are now elsewhere, sometimes even playing in the senior team of their new club.
And now we're staring down the barrel of a PP and an opportunity to bring in more of the best talent in the national draft.
All we need at this point is yet another announcement of a successful year for the club financially and that's it, we're cooked.
That would be the last straw, I reckon. The final nail in the coffin.
Call that bloke who runs some medium-sized business in Tassie and tell him our license is finally up for grabs.
Let the Taswegians have a crack on the big stage. Our 50,000-strong membership base isn't up to the task.
So does Finnigan's new contract at Hawthorn simply read "Get JHF"?He’s out of there.
Luff will surely get a job elsewhere, but this is just weird. Their last (or maybe LM prior?) was abused by senior officials on draft night 2015 and lodged a worker's compensation claim against the club. Something is pretty rotten.
Nobles shouty yelling style just doesn't work with todays players that has been well known for years now
Look at the documentary they released about Melbourne's GF win last year, Goodwin is all lovey dovey, soft smooth voice, love you boyzz ur doing so well. When he wants something done he sounds like a mother begging her 3 year old toddler not to cause a scene in the supermarket becauses shes not buying him another firetruck toy when he already has 3 at home. But then she gives in and buys it anyway
Lol we have no debt, record membership over 45k, gov grants to keep expanding our facilitiesHopefully. They have had enough chances. They are a dead club in Melbourne.
Keeping your head firmly in the sand I see.Lol we have no debt, record membership over 45k, gov grants to keep expanding our facilities
Our finances are the best it’s ever been
You mean the factsKeeping your head firmly in the sand I see.
Give this a read, buddy. Wake up from your ignorant slumber.You mean the facts
As an almost 20-year member of the NMFC, I have to say, the news sounds grim.
The club just lost three blokes who I have never heard of (over the space of a few weeks).
An 18yo kid whose stock is rising has taken his manager's good advice and held off extending his contract for now.
The team sits second bottom, only slightly above the richest club in the land (who won a flag four years ago).
Some of our best players of recent times are now elsewhere, sometimes even playing in the senior team of their new club.
And now we're staring down the barrel of a PP and an opportunity to bring in more of the best talent in the national draft.
All we need at this point is yet another announcement of a successful year for the club financially and that's it, we're cooked.
That would be the last straw, I reckon. The final nail in the coffin.
Call that bloke who runs some medium-sized business in Tassie and tell him our license is finally up for grabs.
Let the Taswegians have a crack on the big stage. Our 50,000-strong membership base isn't up to the task.
None of that disputes any of the facts I mentionedGive this a read, buddy. Wake up from your ignorant slumber.
Amart going to send some new furniture over if he leaves?They need someone with a proven pedigree. Might I suggest this bloke...
That’s all pretty much where Melbourne were at under Neeld but with North having far more talent.Norths problem is development, lack of leadership. They are fast becoming irrelevant, they need an a grader there to show these guys what it takes.
Noble and the players are so far divided, how can you fix it? That's 3 coaches in 4 years possibly. By the way I reckon clarko would still deliver a monster spray after losing by 100 points, I'm not sure the coach is the issue, it's player related, and it's got a real stench to the place, where no one wants to be at North, they need to get a broom out, Rawlings out, ceo out, they won't work in Tassie as it's not a Tassie team, I'm not sure the AFL can get their heads around that
Would Tasmania even want them? I say just fold it up and start with something new.
I never thought Brad was actually that bad. He was there for 10 years and at that point it’s definitely a list that’s been built in part by him. A very average list at that and still took them into multiple prelims. Obviously it wasn’t leading anywhere special and it was time for fresh ideas but he wasn’t awful.They should have selflessly sacrificed themselves by keeping him on, for the greater good of everyone else. Now they are reaping what they sowed.
Nothing natural about this.The people who understand footy know that this is just the natural swings and roundabouts of a rebuild.
I’d absolutely love to have swapped the Scott brothers and seen how it worked out. Chris with all the advantages of a stable wealthy successful club compared with Brad grinding away at North.I never thought Brad was actually that bad. He was there for 10 years and at that point it’s definitely a list that’s been built in part by him. A very average list at that and still took them into multiple prelims. Obviously it wasn’t leading anywhere special and it was time for fresh ideas but he wasn’t awful.
Compared to his brother Chris who was in the right place at the right time to be handed the keys to a beautiful mustang in Geelong 2011. Brad didn’t have the luxuries of recruiting guys on the level of Cameron and Dangerfield who didn’t want to be in Melbourne but the one club in Victoria with the advantage of being outside that bubble.
Yours?How many clubs win two spoonies in a row?
Off field the club is ok and Tassie relocation will not happen. But to have 13,000 turn up to a home game last week is a concern as this is where the club starts losing money. Hope it was just coz you were playing Dees at a crap time, but now is when the club needs members to turn up & support them more than ever.Lol we have no debt, record membership over 45k, gov grants to keep expanding our facilities
Our finances are the best it’s ever been
Bring back the elephants I sayOff field the club is ok and Tassie relocation will not happen. But to have 13,000 turn up to a home game last week is a concern as this is where the club starts losing money. Hope it was just coz you were playing Dees at a crap time, but now is when the club needs members to turn up & support them more than ever.
North have always performed well with limited resources - starting with Friday night footy before everyone else jumped on board. i think they need to get inventive again and provide some excitement for the fans, sponsors and give reason to players to stay or join.
It’s not easy and I don’t have the answers but they have an opportunity to get different people to the club that may be more talented that the traditional “boys club”. But the supporters need to turn up and get behind the club to give any new initiatives a chance.
just my opinion- I’d like to see traditional clubs do well (except Carlton of course - they can f*** off).
I believe this is your 4th ? maybe 5th comment regarding north relocating to TasmaniaWould Tasmania even want them? I say just fold it up and start with something new.