Tasmania, then Maroochydore / Caloundra
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AFLW 2024 - Round 9 - Indigenous Round - Chat, game threads, injury lists, team lineups and more.
Originally posted by Mr Crow!
Do you think New Zealand would fully get behind and support an AFL side... as it is after all a foreign code.
By the way, what would the flight time be for example, between Perth and New Zealand?
Originally posted by Mr Crow!
Aren't the national colours of New Zealand, Black & White? So, in the future, get ready for another Collingwood tantrum!
Originally posted by skipper kelly
sunshine coast
Mr Crow! said:Well, it looks like the Gold Coast could now face some uncertainty in regards to AFL now, with the recent news that the Gold Coast council will be redeveloping Carrara into a rectangular ground for Rugby League!
Alpha Centauri - Mick Malthouse to coach !!!Gabbie said:MARS- Sheeds wud be a cert to coach!!!
Assisted by SoS.Fevolution said:Alpha Centauri - Mick Malthouse to coach !!!
Theyve already agreed, but subject to the GC Dolphins getting admitted.Beaussie said:Only if the QLD and Federal governments contribute. Somehow I can't see that happening.
True, but the Gold Coast is hardly the main battleground in Queensland this upcoming federal election (in about 9 weeks). That would have to be all the sugar seats up north, although there is one sugar seat somewhere along the Brisbane-Gold Coast corridor.yob said:Are you serious? It's an election year, the Federal government LOVES throwing money at Queensland.
Brisbane Demons sounds good toodemon_dave said:Hobart Hawks sounds good
I keep hearing that there is no money in Canberra but I just don't accept it. Why can't the state government just bank roll them like Richmond when they were sponsored by the TAC, Collingwood "Wipe off 5" or Essendon's "Speed Kills" or the TAB down there or Tas tourism.yob said:but there's no way in hell there'd be suitable corporate support.
You cant use one-off big crowds and argue that level of support would happen every 2nd weekend.yob said:According to someone quoting stats from a newspaper (I have no way of verifying these details, so take with a grain of salt), the crowds at Tasmania games are 10% interstate supporters, 40% launceston, 20% Hobart and 30% from around Tasmania. So basically 90% is tasmanian based - should mean there's 15,000 or so average of AFL supporters when there is no home side to support. There could be enough support in Tasmania for a side, especially when compared to Geelong, but there's no way in hell there'd be suitable corporate support.