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thanks for that MATT, great read!
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Huge deal for RDFL
by Matt Nicholls
THE Riddell District Football League has struck a deal with the National Australia Bank in what looms to be the competition’s most lucrative sponsorship arrangement ever.
The deal is expected to be worth around $50,000 to the RDFL over two years, according to league general manager Scott McCartney.
Not only will the sponsorship be beneficial to the league, it will also assist clubs, players and families tied to the RDFL.
In the proposed deal, parents of RDFL junior players who register for a home loan, or switch their home loan to the NAB, will receive a football package totalling $150 for each child.
For every RDFL player who does the same, they will receive a worthwhile package from sporting goods supplier Skins.
Under the deal, clubs that have 10 or more people taking out or switching to an NAB home loan, the team receives a brand new line of football guernseys.
For example, if Romsey Football Club had its president, coach, captain and seven other members take out or switch to an NAB home loan, the Redbacks would receive brand new footy jumpers paid for by the bank.
No doubt has something to do with the new GM's brother Tim who happens to work for the NAB. Im sure he had a big role in getting this over the line.
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Hi Matt,
Deal sounds great on paper, but if you were to change home loans from say the Commonwealth to the NAB the customer would be up for somewhere between $1000 and $2000 as a buy out penalty - all for $150 football package to my children?????
I dont think the deal would be for everybody. I work in the finance sector and yes your right some people woudl not be able to take part because of of people who sign a contract for a fixed rate, but I still think it has merits for people who are first homebuyers, or are not hit with a early buy out penalty.
All in all I think its a great step for teh league to align themselves with a major Australian company and great the a company like the NAB to back community sport. Kids get something, clubs get something, league gets something.
Well done to all involved I Say
got to be joking.the only winner in a deal like this is the nab bank.
should i transfer to the nab it would cost thousands.then the nab would charge you app.fees etc. etc. etc.
not knocking the league for trying new things,but how bout sponsorship from the bank.even first home buyers can get a much better deal than the nab elsewhere.i know people will disagree with me on this topic,but
i assure u when it comes to money im no fool.
anyway lets get back to footy
Not often we agree Mongrel, but l posted something similiar
I wouldn't of thought a bank would give you a loan on a kennel BD2, get back in your box and continue licking your balls.
that would mean l'm still getting more than you are
Highly unlikely BD2
come on blueboy. is that all you've got as a comeback. browndog wins on points as far as i'm concerned.
come on blueboy. is that all you've got as a comeback. browndog wins on points as far as i'm concerned.
are u pulling on the boots for kilmore this year disco?
Anyone got any news about the practice matches this week ? Confimed locations ? Times etc ?
Practice match results from Saturday.
Romsey defeated Wallan by about eight goals.
Lancefield defeated North Sunshine by five or six points.
Diggers Rest defeated Heathcote by about eight goals.