Which group?Your A graders are a legitimate stretch mate..
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Which group?Your A graders are a legitimate stretch mate..
I don't think you can say that unless you know how much its worth to have any kind of market at all in NSW/QLD. I suspect the millions they are dumping on expansion clubs is a drop in the ocean compared to the value of the northern states to the TV rights deal.
NRL is also largely serving two states that together have more people than the rest of the states combined. The $'s on the table for the AFL if they can expand further into that market is huge. As you've pointed out they haven't got very far thus far, and as a result they'd see it as a massive growth opportunity.
I'd suggest that had a lot to do with people turning off their TVs when it turned into a massacre. Their low supporter base was probably a small part of the problem. It wasn't great TV viewing no matter which state you lived in, most of the viewers by the end were probably Richmond fans and some masochists.
I don't disagree with that. my point is that the AFL are in for the long haul, and will not be giving up now just as their latest love child is getting close to tasting success.
Its not about 2 out of 18 its about 13 million potential TV viewers. You think the 8 million potential viewers in NSW and the 5 million in QLD collectively add only 10% to the TV rights valuation? I very much doubt that. It certainly wouldn't be the 50%+ their population share would suggest, because of the poor market penetration, but the AFL will keep at it, and I can see why.
Haha they were linked by some random bloke that called up Trade Radio.
Shiel was worth two first rounders. Drop the pick 10 at a minimum.Pick 2 for Breust and pick 10? Thoughts. Maybe some later round picks added in
Nup, bruest for pick 1 and we upgrade our second pick too.Pick 2 for Breust and pick 10? Thoughts. Maybe some later round picks added in
Would do it for Noah
If it was going to happen which I doubt then it wouldn't be for pick 10 and Bruest. It would be Bruest + 2nd rounder. We'd then have to try and trade in another 2nd rounder to secure Finn.Pick 2 for Breust and pick 10? Thoughts. Maybe some later round picks added in
Pick 2 for Breust and pick 10? Thoughts. Maybe some later round picks added in
Correct. Breust won't be traded and neither will picks 1 or 2. Gil has cast them in iron. 4 year deals each. Bango.Top 2 picks will not be traded. No point even considering anyone we have because we couldn't satisfy GC.
The GC assistance package was smart and required. GC need every opportunity to be successful. It's been acknowledged they stuffed It at the start this is a take 2. GWS have it right. They trade out good players that want to leave and get well compensated for it, which continues that cycle.
It is super important that club clocks turn in and out of the premiership window. Where the low drawing clubs will find it very hard is through the intro of free agency. While a player gets over market value at smaller clubs and under market at the big clubs, free agency will see it become the EPL. Collingwood, Essendon, Carlton, Richmond, WCE, Adelaide and Geelong, will likely feature in the top half of the ladder for many years to come.
I don’t disagree with anything you said, really. It’s just that I the AFL shouldn’t expect fans of other clubs to give a shit if their $$$ projects are failing or not. On a personal level I feel for the Suns but their soulless corporate existence means I and many others have zero sympathy, and bloody oath I’m going to complain every time the AFL stack the decks to try and force the outcome they want when it’s so crudely and shamelessly for dollars. They are caretakers of this sport as well as a business, people shouldn’t forget that.Top 2 picks will not be traded. No point even considering anyone we have because we couldn't satisfy GC.
The GC assistance package was smart and required. GC need every opportunity to be successful. It's been acknowledged they stuffed It at the start this is a take 2. GWS have it right. They trade out good players that want to leave and get well compensated for it, which continues that cycle.
It is super important that club clocks turn in and out of the premiership window. Where the low drawing clubs will find it very hard is through the intro of free agency. While a player gets over market value at smaller clubs and under market at the big clubs, free agency will see it become the EPL. Collingwood, Essendon, Carlton, Richmond, WCE, Adelaide and Geelong, will likely feature in the top half of the ladder for many years to come.
I agree with the package supplied to GCS, but at same time, has the culture changed to really get the best out of players and so forth? Or are they just going to be players who move else where in a couple of years?
Have to get a lot of things right for a successful culture. This package just ticks a few of those boxes.