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Its not the 2 extra hours - its the accumulation of extra hours over 10, 12 even 15 years.Travelling on a plane for a couple of extra hours has to be one of the most overrated 'disadvantages' in sport. West Coast are the most successful non Victorian team in the comp (although Brisbane equaled them this year), certainly doesn't seem to have stopped them winning flags regularly.
Its not the 2 extra hours - its the accumulation of extra hours over 10, 12 even 15 years.
There is a reason why there are only 3 WA based players who have played 300+ games in 30 odd seasons, and why so many others on the east coast who do a few 1 or 2 hour flights a year, have achieved the milestone.
I liked Fahey in his draft year. Has a cannon for a left leg.GREATER Western Sydney has delisted three players, including two who were penalised for their actions at the club's end-of-season function in September. Josh Fahey, Lachie Keeffe and Jacob Wehr have all been cut from the Giants' primary list but the club intends to re-draft all three at November's Telstra AFL Rookie Draft, to free up list spots to be filled at the national draft.
Is that guy under the thumb or whatAs if we needed any more proof as the type of person Dan Houston really is, was just told he was at the Coldplay concert yesterday. Bollockhead.
It’s the only time North Melbourne will play in front of a decent crowd!Politically its kind of a smart move for the kangas
if everytime theres a shit sandwitch to be eaten they eat it for the AFL, gives a reason for the AFL to keep them around.
lets the AFL throw the 2 WA clubs a bone.
a very small one but if the WA clubs push for more the AFL can point to it and fob them off as "Hey we're trying over here"
Its not the 2 extra hours - its the accumulation of extra hours over 10, 12 even 15 years.
There is a reason why there are only 3 WA based players who have played 300+ games in 30 odd seasons, and why so many others on the east coast who do a few 1 or 2 hour flights a year, have achieved the milestone.
NFL seasons are not that long, Basketball & Baseball are irrelevant it's cricket level fitness.Nah, I can’t see how say 48 hours PER YEAR more than the SA teams in first and business class spread over 6 months on a plane will have an affect that great.
American sports stars do more, play more games AND have longer careers.
More likely the drug taking and whoring.
To make moneywhat is the point of this competition
More likely the drug taking and whoring.
Which aircraft does Virgin operate that has at least 24 first and business class seats?Nah, I can’t see how say 48 hours PER YEAR more than the SA teams in first and business class....
TAA the Friendly way.Which aircraft does Virgin operate that has at least 24 first and business class seats?
Dude B-Ball, love it or hate it.NFL seasons are not that long, Basketball & Baseball are irrelevant it's cricket level fitness.
NFL seasons are not that long, Basketball & Baseball are irrelevant it's cricket level fitness.
I'm not saying they won't be fine it's just american sport isn't the heights of fitness it's a nonsense comparison.West Coast and Freo fly ~60,000km a season
The Dallas Stars will fly 91000km this season. Their most experienced player is 35 and has played over 1100 games (excluding playoffs) including playing in all 82 games in the last 3 seasons.
West Coast and Freo will be fine.
Also Private Jets. No waiting in airports. Heaps of room.I'm not saying they won't be fine it's just american sport isn't the heights of fitness it's a nonsense comparison.
Why did scorch bring up an ice hockey player? skating? lol should be able to play 500 games a year anywhereAlso Private Jets. No waiting in airports. Heaps of room.
I remember 7 advertising that they would have live streaming of all games in 2025 during the finals this year. Or did I mishear that?Clubs are bracing for the commercial impact of delayed free-to-air AFL coverage on Saturdays from next year as Fox Footy holds exclusive live broadcast rights of the game nationally for the first eight rounds. The AFL’s lucrative new broadcast deal starts in 2025 and runs for seven years, and it is having an impact on the schedule for next season, with the league working to release the fixture by mid-November.
The $4.5 billion broadcast deal has some restrictions on the number of games teams can play on Saturdays for the first eight rounds to share the load across the competition, but that desire to spread the number of games each team plays on a Saturday is also making the development of the fixture more complicated. Clubs want clarity from the league as to how it will affect them, and their fans.The deal means that supporters of teams playing anywhere in Australia on Saturday in the first eight rounds will need a Foxtel or Kayo subscription to watch them live, with free-to-air coverage on Seven to be delayed. Only the Anzac eve, Anzac Day and Dreamtime games will be shown live on free-to-air if they fall on a Saturday.
But for Victorian audiences, that arrangement lasts longer, and extends to the first 15 rounds before Seven can broadcast Saturday night games live. Seven has the rights to broadcast Thursday and Friday night matches, and Sunday afternoon games, and the overall number of free-to-air games broadcast will remain the same as they were under the previous agreement. Fox Footy will use dedicated commentary teams for each match. The Age spoke to four senior club officials, on the condition of anonymity as the 2025 fixture was not yet finalised, who said they were uncertain what impact delayed free-to-air games on Saturdays would have on their sponsors’ exposure, and the game’s growth in non-traditional markets. Although they accepted the commercial logic of “Super Saturday” and its role in securing the league’s record-breaking broadcast deal, they wanted information from the AFL as they sell membership packages and deal with member queries.
How Fox Footy’s ‘Super Saturday’ deal will shape the AFL fixture
The new deal, starting in 2025, gives Fox Footy exclusive broadcast rights on Saturdays for the first eight rounds and will result in delayed coverage on free-to-air.www.theage.com.au