Rustin Cohle
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Fremantle probably couldn't even win the 2010 VFL flag if they were in the competition, let alone an AFL one. 
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Make up your minds fellas. Either the VFL is the same as the AFL or its not, you can't swing both ways, although its quite possible that you do.![]()
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That's what we've been saying all along. So they can't possibly count in the AFL or they'd be counted twice.
Fremantle may not have been involved in starting the AFL, but plenty of other clubs were. That's why the AFL is a new comp.
Is there some sort of cultural divide here or are you just thick?
I havent seen Sandringhams premierships counted in the AFL, the pre 1990 AFL is a different story completely.
Yes those clubs were Melbourne, Geelong, Collingwood, Carlton, Essendon among others, they did this 1897 i dont think we can call that new.
No theres idiots trying to say the rebranding of an organisation to maximise profits takes away all the previous history of that organisation.
I suppose you think if you change your name your next birthday will turn you 1 year old as well. You could even claim immaculate conception as your previous history of having parents "doesnt count"
exactly the response i would expect from a supporter who has nothing else to hang his hat on than a premiership won in a time where milkman was still a legitimate profession.
exactly the response i would expect from a supporter who has nothing else to hang his hat on than a premiership won in a time where milkman was still a legitimate profession.
He apparently also believes that AFL could be played underwater, and that posts in big font earn more points toward validating a debate.
Harsh bringing up the milkman though Clive, you know he's sensitive about that.
Clubs that drafted Clive Waterhouse don't count.![]()
Waterhouse was drafted from Port Adelaide. Aren't they in the AFL?
Brownlow and Coleman were handy VFL players on muddy suburban grounds but would struggle getting a game in the AFL.
150 year birthday. Don't cut short the history of the game.Yeah quit having the Hall of fame and inducting Legends each year. Your living in the past AFL. Dont promote your 100 yr birthday. meaningless.
Too bloody right!
Although to be fair, skill levels and athleticism tend to decline pretty quickly once you're dead.
150 year birthday. Don't cut short the history of the game.
With the national competition, salary cap and draft all beginning at the same point, I think it's fair to say flags won before this point hold very little weight compared to modern flags.
Completely irrelevant that suburban grounds were used in that time period, as the comp was national ever since West Coast and Brisbane joined. Surely it isn't that hard to understand?
Simpleton.
1986- No salary cap
1987- Salary Cap
1986- Not a national comp
1987- National comp
1986- No draft before the season
1987- Draft before the season
Equalisation policies plus the expansion into a true national competition. VFL suburban flags are nice to look at, but compared to AFL flags they are worth very, very little.
The sooner clubs stop bragging about flags won when the game was an amatuer, all Melbourne league, and even trying to compare them to the multi-billion dollar professional, equalised, national competition that we have now, the better.
Quit living in the past. What your club has achieved post 1987 is all that really matters.
bragging about vfl premierships is like beating up children and claiming to be a good fighter