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They are tax exempt.

That business turned over $58 million in 2024. For a profit of $63,000. That's after losing $1.7 million on it in 2023. They'd be better off without it, IMO.

Just remember he's a tax accountant so he's already got the "yeah, but after tax...." calculation sorted.

https://au.finance.yahoo.com/news/local-pubs-being-decimated-by-4000-un-australian-move-should-be-free-004359666.html Commercial subscription is expensive when most of the people who want to watch can do so on their phones if they are that desperate.

After 3, 4.5, 2, 3 and 3 wins in the past five years, if you had 8 wins as your pass mark, then you set an unrealistic goal.

I'm tipping we'll get belted and the crew who say every week that they'll never watch again will be somehow be the most prominent in the GDT.

Savage.

Ahem. Our best players are the ones we drafted, it's all the other idiots that are the problem.

Wait, you're telling me our development hasn't been great recently?

Gordon Narrier was the 97th player taken in that draft. Absolutely the least of anyone's problems.

Might be just me, but I think we did pretty well out of the 2023 draft.

A spinner in Perth? That'll never work!

Longmire also took over a club that had made finals for 12 of the previous 15 years. Good coach, but a completely different environment to the one we're in now. You can argue that Clarkson's success in bringing Hawthorn up from the bottom gives him tunnel vision about the best way of doing...

Jesus Christ came back after three days. We're more like Moses, wandering around aimlessly looking for the promised lands for 40 ****ing years.

Reminds me of the one where Aaron Hall was knocked out by Mitch Duncan and didn't even get a free kick.

That's the thing people miss in the priority pick debate. Priority picks aren't there to help the club, they exist to help the league.

Controversial opinion but being belted by a top four side is neither here nor there at this stage. Starting to beat the sides in the bracket above us is what we need to be doing. We've done it against Melbourne and Carlton this year, ticking off another today would be a big result. Let's do it.

Father son was fine when it was an amateur suburban competition. It's now a national, professional, multi-billion dollar enterprise, and it's just doesn't fit anymore. If you want the son of one of your players, draft them. And if you don't have the pick, trade to get the pick.

Harry Toffolo - The Hard Act

Property development that begrudgingly includes a footy ground. Not surprised it ends up like that.

Yeah, about that.... https://www.afl.com.au/news/1277297

It was because the state borders were still closed, nothing to do with the entertainment.

Also helps when you play in a grand final and still get one of the best kids in the draft because of a birth certificate.

Nothing stopping us from trading back into the first round if there's someone there we like, too.

Hunter Clark