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The experience of zones last time really leaves me cold on the whole concept.Hawks also had number 9 for a bit too.
Especially after listening to Buckenara on the radio today talking about how much these are going to cost.My thinking on the NT is that Dees aside it's been given to clubs that can support academies financially. Cats, Hawks, Pies and Bombers. You can't risk Norf, Saints or Dogs looking after such important areas.
That aside I think it's a great idea. Play well and you might end up at an AFL club - rookie rules etc
We've been given the Top End of the NT, effectively. Arnhem Land is only a part of that. Essendon has been given Melville Island, and this island is not referred to as "West Arnhem Land". Some of you really have no idea about Australian geography do you.
So, there is not an Arnhem in the Nederlands?
How long is a piece of string,I know it's up and running in both locations and as Daz said Mots was the Geelong face in the Territory last year,My guess is Cocky will be asked by the club to take over that role.Very late reading from me. And it's probably a stupid question. When should we start seeing the rewards from here. In getting a player from this set up?
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On what basis do you come up with this?We have not invested much at all and I'm not expecting much success from our zone
Eeyoritis...On what basis do you come up with this?
We have not invested much at all and I'm not expecting much success from our zone
The AFL are playing the long game here, the real benefits might not come for a generation.We have not invested much at all and I'm not expecting much success from our zone
I'll be suprised if any of the zones provide modest returns. Club is much more focused on "value adding" activities such as womens footballDo you expect all other zones to provide modest returns, or just ours?
If so, why?
Agree.The AFL are playing the long game here, the real benefits might not come for a generation.
I'll be suprised if any of the zones provide modest returns. Club is much more focused on "value adding" activities such as womens football
Agree.
I'll be suprised if any of the zones provide modest returns. Club is much more focused on "value adding" activities such as womens football
Agree.
Geelong do not have an infinite amount of resources. I dont care for the virtue signalling the club does as long as we are winning flags. Its up to geelong to decide what will bring in the corporate dollars and they are doing a good job in that space.Indigenous players can find themselves missing out as they dont have the situations that provide the same geographical opportunities to play footy, or perhaps better phased by being seen playing footy by AFL scouts.
This way, IMO, it gives that entire NT region a a bigger viewing platform in the AFL landscape.
So whilst the returns may be modest, it seems an entirely worthwhile process to give more kids the chance to play the game at the highest level - and ultimately thats the most important thing.
Go Catters
BTW - if that reply about the value added Womens footy is intended to be as degrading as I feel you backhandedly meant it, then pack up your things as your account will be vacated so fast your head will spin.
You're reading stuff I'm not seeing in his post DazBTW - if that reply about the value added Womens footy is intended to be as degrading as I feel you backhandedly meant it, then pack up your things as your account will be vacated so fast your head will spin.
You're reading stuff I'm not seeing in his post Daz
Mod on.When reading one tends to take the posters history into acount and previous iterations into account .. Hence my question rather than statement about the motives..
Go Catters
I've always been interested in WWII and that's a part of the battle of the bulge.