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Seems a lot of money to spend on a ground that will host 5-6 afl games a year.
Could they use the roof for cricket games? Presumably it's lower than the roof at Docklands.
Maybe it's a deliberately outlandish proposal so that the next one costing half as much looks a lot cheaper than it is.
Well we've been told by the Tassie ITK's that 2 stadiums is the go, 1 in Hobart and 1 in Launceston.Why would it only host 5/6 games?
If they are building this stadium all home games will be there for a Tasmanian team.
Tell that to LauncestonWhy would it only host 5/6 games?
If they are building this stadium all home games will be there for a Tasmanian team.
Sure, if your goal is to send 6-10 teams to fold in 10 years.Build the new stadium in Hobart and play all 11 games there (For the new tassie team).
Hawthorn (and North?) can continue to play games in Launceston until a time where Launceston can support its own team (so 2 AFL teams in Tasmania).
Time to start talking about if we're going to 20, 22 or even 24 teams in the AFL do we need to start playing in divisions (imo highly preferred to conferences). Two divisions of 12 teams each would allow for a full H+A season to be played over 22 weeks like it was from 1970 until West Coast joined the league.
Is there a chance the stadium could bend?
Carlton going undefeated and winning this year's flag is far more likey than this.
Build the new stadium in Hobart and play all 11 games there (For the new tassie team).
Hawthorn (and North?) can continue to play games in Launceston until a time where Launceston can support its own team (so 2 AFL teams in Tasmania).
Time to start talking about if we're going to 20, 22 or even 24 teams in the AFL do we need to start playing in divisions (imo highly preferred to conferences). Two divisions of 12 teams each would allow for a full H+A season to be played over 22 weeks like it was from 1970 until West Coast joined the league.
I hate the idea of divisions less than I hate the idea of conferences (only just).I hate the idea of divisions but it is the AFLs direction
Why the need for divisions? Everyone just plays everyone else once per season. Fixture would finally be fairBuild the new stadium in Hobart and play all 11 games there (For the new tassie team).
Hawthorn (and North?) can continue to play games in Launceston until a time where Launceston can support its own team (so 2 AFL teams in Tasmania).
Time to start talking about if we're going to 20, 22 or even 24 teams in the AFL do we need to start playing in divisions (imo highly preferred to conferences). Two divisions of 12 teams each would allow for a full H+A season to be played over 22 weeks like it was from 1970 until West Coast joined the league.
H+A is fairer than H or A. H or A is fairer than what we currently have. Much of a muchness, but we know the AFL will wan to be able to manipulate the fixture so that certain teams can play each other twice to make them more money (be it showdowns, derbies or "big 4" match ups).Why the need for divisions? Everyone just plays everyone else once per season. Fixture would finally be fair
Can swap home and away games each year
I hate the idea of divisions less than I hate the idea of conferences (only just).
If the AFL keeps adding teams we'll end up with one or the other.
It's not fairer it just appears fairer.H+A is fairer than H or A. H or A is fairer than what we currently have. Much of a muchness, but we know the AFL will wan to be able to manipulate the fixture so that certain teams can play each other twice to make them more money (be it showdowns, derbies or "big 4" match ups).