Roast PAFC in house content production

[tribey]

Thanks, but I am still waiting for my Legends Calendar.

January- Harold Oliver
February- Vic Johnson
March- Bob Quinn
April- Fos Williams
May- John Cahill
June- Russell Ebert
July- Gavin Wanganeen
August- Warren Tredrea
September- Robbie Gray
October- A.R. Bob McLean
November- Mark Williams
December- Ted McMahon/Frank Goddard

Apologies to Geof Motley, Onge Congear, Tim Evans, Brian Cunningham and the others I could not fit in but there is always next year's calendar.

I am tempted to put the idea to Matthew Richardson but I suspect it would be rejected.

January - Scott Hodges
February - Scott Hodges
March - Scott Hodges
April - Scott Hodges
May - Scott Hodges
June - Scott Hodges
July - Scott Hodges
August - Scott Hodges
September - Scott Hodges
October - Scott Hodges
November - Fabian DeLuca
December - Scott Hodges

 

[bomberclifford]

January - Scott Hodges
February - Scott Hodges
March - Scott Hodges
April - Scott Hodges
May - Scott Hodges
June - Scott Hodges
July - Scott Hodges
August - Scott Hodges
September - Scott Hodges
October - Scott Hodges
November - Fabian DeLuca
December - Scott Hodges

The Twelve Stages of Scott.
Needs to include the post footy bald phase too.

 

[Steve Dore]

I suspect that it might be a telco thing. There used to be a sponsorship arrangement with Telstra but I am not sure if that is still active. I dug this up from Telstra...

The revised deal, which deepens the Telstra and AFL partnership that commenced in 2017 and runs through until 2024, expands the visual sponsorship elements such as on-field Telstra 5G signage, and continues the development of the AFL’s digital assets such as AFL.com, club websites and the AFL Official LIVE App.

I am not sure if the arrangement continues beyond 2024.

The AFL still maintain all AFL websites, see "Created by Telstra" branding in the webpage headers, so not sure the playing lists for 2025 not yet having been updated for any club can be blamed on PAFC in house content production.

 

[Duck Farmer]

The Twelve Stages of Scott.
Needs to include the post footy bald phase too.

I love that he turns into Fabian DeLuca immediately before attaining his final form like a butterfly emerging from a caterpillar.