This isn't the AFL saying this. It's two different independent reports.Yeah, the AFL also said GWS and GC would be on their own feet after 10 years, that was a fantasy as well.
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This isn't the AFL saying this. It's two different independent reports.Yeah, the AFL also said GWS and GC would be on their own feet after 10 years, that was a fantasy as well.
If Carter can’t work out that a 19th team adds 11 games and thus will increase broadcast revenue, then who whole report should be thrown in the bin.
What was north’s net profit in 2020? 300k? How are they going to make that up if tas govt payments dry up? AFL distribution?Tassie’s shock ultimatum to AFL - and it could cost Hawthorn and North Melbourne millions
Tassie’s shock ultimatum to AFL - and it could cost clubs millionswww.foxsports.com.au
Hawthorn’s current five-year deal in Tasmania, which sees the club play games at Launceston’s UTAS Stadium, is worth approximately $20 million. The amount North Melbourne gets paid per game at Hobart’s Blundstone Arena is unclear, but it’s understood the contract is slightly less than Hawthorn’s deal with the State Government.
Slightly less than $4 million a year. Which would be over 50% of their 2020 sponsor revenue ($7.55mil).
To be honest, I'd almost accept the relocation of the Saints here. Call it the Tassie Baldock Stewarts. Ez game.
thats far too rugby league for any afl fans to get onboardHow about the St. Northern Hawthorn Kangaroo-Saints
I bet the general public would fall in love with that merger idea of mine
or a convenient / lucrative way of avoiding home games at Marvel.
What was north’s net profit in 2020? 300k? How are they going to make that up if tas govt payments dry up? AFL distribution?
Another myth.
Hawthorn’s home games at Marvel since 2007 -
Hawthorn v West Coast 32,567 (2013)
Hawthorn v Port Adelaide 28,657 (215)
Hawthorn v W Bulldogs 48,090 (2017)
Hawthorn v West Coast 28,077 (2018)
Hawthorn v Gold Coast 31,331 (2019)
Hawthorn v Port Adelaide 18,251 (2021 - Covid impacted)
It’s a myth that Hawthorn supporters despise Docklands.
Those games (restricted capacity in 2021 aside) all would have made the club money...
In fact Hawthorn’s Docklands home and away average (35,214) is larger than Waverley Park (33,188 - post 1997) and only bettered by the MCG (46,880 - post 1997 and pre Covid)
Hawthorn should be no different to Rich, Carl and Coll, we should be playing home games at Marvel
Firstly we weren’t paid to play in tassie last year.
Secondly, our distribution from the afl would just increase anyway, up to the level of the saints, dogs and dees that have all received more than North from the afl over the last 5 years.
666? Number of the Devils'66ers
wouldn't be the first sports team to use numbering
This is Gutewin’s major point. They want a timeline. No more kicking of the can.
Net assets for a football club aren't particularly relevant because the majority of those assets are leasehold improvements (ie the buildings that makes up the clubrooms, etc) which you actually can't sell if you need to pay off debt. Because you don't own the land that the buildings are sitting on.Because we're not. Net equity puts Saints well above North. Also a great deal of North's yearly revenue hinges on the Tas government deal, Spirit of Tasmania sponsorship, and continuing Tasmanian members.
I guess we will see in a few years, your crapness has only been a couple of years. If the Hawks had to endure lean a lean patch like us or Carlton they would have 10,000 members.Well Hawthorn’s membership has grown over the last 5 years (75,351, 75,663, 81,017, 81,211, 76,343 and 77,079) despite finishing 1st, 5th, 12th, 5th, 9th, 15th and 16th.
Its membership and financial profitability is remarkable resilient given the absolute train wreck of its list and its inability to kick more than 10 goals a game...
They also have $58m in NTA which makes it the second richest club in the league behind West Coast
But cool story...
According to the report Tasmania is largely immaterial to Hawthorn given its average MCG attendances and improved stadium economics in Melbourne...
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no tassie merge. they need their own club or it will struggle. if a merge has to happen, its 2 vic clubs merging and staying in vic, to open a place for tas.
I guess we will see in a few years, your crapness has only been a couple of years. If the Hawks had to endure lean a lean patch like us or Carlton they would have 10,000 members.
What was north’s net profit in 2020? 300k? How are they going to make that up if tas govt payments dry up? AFL distribution?
Lol, you tried to merge the last time you were garbage. Biggest front running fans in the compWell history doesn’t bare witness to that.
Hawthorn was consistently in the top 4 clubs for membership (including the first Victorian club to crack 30,000) for the decade leading up to 2008.
Im sure they have a bit of wriggle room with $58m in NTA (about $30m ahead of Carlton and $20m ahead of Essendon)
Hawthorn also receives the lowest distribution of any club in the league from the AFL (equal with West Coast)
Again, cool story but no...
IMO... given the tas premiers comments today it only works if the AFL creates a 19th and 20th license.
Tasmania gets one and say Canberra the other.
10 games a week beats 9. The fixture goes to 19 rounds + a derby round to cash in on local rivals.. so 20 rounds
This also equalises the draw (somewhat) and we get a top 10 finals series which draws more live gates and tv revenue again
A stand-alone tassie team only works if it improves tv revenue, which a 19th tram on its own doesn’t
Can’t see a club agreeing to relocate or merge. And really need all of Tasmania freshly on board like Adelaide was with the Crows otherwise the team will end up representing only part of an already smaller market
The issue for mine is therefore not the tassie 19th license but the best location for the 20th license.
Already too many Victorian teams. QLD struggles as is. The A.C.T has a decent population but no team... maybe an East Perth team (in what is a growth corridor) would be a viable option??
Lol, you tried to merge the last time you were garbage. Biggest front running fans in the comp
Fine, how about then the St. North/Western Melbourne Blue-Magpie-Tiger-Hawk-Bomber-Cats insteadthats far too rugby league for any afl fans to get onboard
Carlton tried a takeover, hardly a mergerYep pretty much, except Hawthorn wasn’t rubbish in the 1994 to 1996 period.
We were pretty rubbish in 1997-98, 2004-05 and have been rubbish in 2019-20-21 when the clubs membership actually surged.
You probably don’t remember but Carlton tried to merge with Nth Melbourne too.
Mergers and acquisitions were quite the fashionable things to do in the hard and fast 80s and 90s
Carter is clear that we cant afford more teams.
Carlton tried a takeover, hardly a merger
Hawthorn has been an amazing club and has gone several decades without sustained periods of garbage so of course the fan base has grown. Try being rubbish for 20 years and see how the membership base holds up