Had no idea they had any where near many!! Yep 8 to GW’s a jokeSwans have 10,000 Vic members. I agree that our fixture is well below what Vic members should expect this year but the swans aren’t the right comparison. GWS having 8 is ludicrous.
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Had no idea they had any where near many!! Yep 8 to GW’s a jokeSwans have 10,000 Vic members. I agree that our fixture is well below what Vic members should expect this year but the swans aren’t the right comparison. GWS having 8 is ludicrous.
Had no idea they had any where near many!! Yep 8 to GW’s a joke
Swann has done a great job for the BRISBANE LIONS.Small minded people think otherwise.If you need a reminder it is The Brisbane Lions.No mention of Fitzroy.They play in the minor leagues.Where you belong throwing your toys out of the sandpit.Grow upWhat free ticket? Vic Members are paying for it anyway.
Have you also bought into Swann's BS that Vic members are getting a 'free ticket' when our membership prices have not been reduced despite less games?
Astounding that anyone laps up such BS that the club are making up for the lack of games in Victoria. I am sure 95% of families would rather cheaper memberships to account for less games than a price freeze on memberships for less games so that the club can dress up their BS by giving those fans a "free ticket" that they won't use.
Continue drinking Swann's bathwater.
Dylan when Brisbane based fans go to metricon we get the worst seats in the house. Eastern side with afternoon sun belting down. Almost impossible to see the ground at times as the glare is so bad. I still go but because i’d rather see them live every chance I get.
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We should also be demanding that the Melbourne games be played atOptus OvalPrinces Park as per the merger agreement.
Very impressive by Sydney. A club that actually recognises its uniqueness and is proud of it.Swans got six Melbourne games, they are boasting about it on their site. "Two cities, one team".
Fixture a win for Melbourne faithful
‘Two cities, one team’ is the message from Sydney Swans General Manager – Melbourne Jonathon Monasso after the announcement of the 2020 regular-season fixture, released on Thursday.www.sydneyswans.com.au
I empathise with our Victorian members but I'm gobsmacked at the venting against the Club in general and Swann in particular.
Last time I looked, the AFL set the Fixture and the venues.
Surely no-one seriously believes that Swann and the Lions actually lobbied for all those games over the rest of Australia and only 4 games in Melbourne????
Probably not.
But the attitude seems to be that Swann/the Club aren't "protesting" hard enough and so are complicit in some way with the AFL.
What do you want?
Swann , Fagan and Noble to superglue themselves to the bitumen outside AFL headquarters?
Good news is, it will be now and I bet we have 6-7 Vic games next year.
Geez you'd be licking ur lips if you were a GWS member down here.
$150 Vic Membership gives access to:
R2 vs Melb MCG Sat arvo
R4 vs Ess Marv Sat night
R7 vs Rich MCG Sat arvo
R12 vs Carl Marv Sat night
R13 vs WB Marv Sat night
R16 vs NM Marv Sun arvo
R18 vs Haw MCG Sat arvo
We need lessons from GWS on how to negotiate..
Us members down here would be paying twice the price as them per game!!
#Reemed
Yeah the thought defiantly crossed my mind
So we need to rely on statistical flukes if we want more games in Melbourne going forwardGWS doesn't ask for more games in Melbourne. It's a statistical fluke.
Last few years we have had more Melbourne games so it's actually the other way around.So we need to rely on statistical flukes if we want more games in Melbourne going forward
Post of the week.Dylan can be overzealous at times and sometimes the angst is misdirected, even unfairly so, BUT without the 'Dylans' of our supporter base, the Fitzroy connections would be quickly dismissed.
A lot who are critical, and particularly anyone making Metricon comparisons are missing the point. Fitzroy supporters have every right to be filthy. I suspect a lot of those who don't want to hear about it weren't Lions supporters before 1996. Imagine your club being run into the ground and then taken from you, with one of the very few trade offs being the promise of 6 games a year, only to be given 4.
There is nothing wrong with wanting the club to be more vocal about it, even if it has little chance of making a difference. Little hope of change, shouldn't be a reason for silence, and it certainly doesn't diminish the hurt and disappointment. It would be some reassurance if the club demonstrated the same pain and disappointment for those who feel that.
That said, it should be noted that in all likelihood, the club has been silenced by the AFL. Like it or not, we are entirely dependent on AFL money and support. Without it, we'd be sunk. They have the absolute power to relegate us to crappy Sunday twilight games and no TV coverage (as we've seen). I would hope/think it is more likely that the AFL has told the club that "You will get this & that, but FFS shut up about the Melbourne games thing". Economic reality is that the club probably has to be low key, rather than choose to be on this subject.
Still, I support Dylan's right to harp on & express his anger. If you don't want to hear/read it, just don't. There is no doubting his passion for this club or his fellow supporters. To suggest he should support a different one, closer to home, is pretty disrespectful. He doesn't have to respectful to the administrators of the club. The club is ours, not any administrator, manager, coach or player (with the exception of a small few). It's his club and ours.
Dylan, you should email the club with your complaint (try to keep it civil). If members/supporters don't make a noise about things of which we disagree, then some manager or administrator makes decisions based purely on business or their own agenda. Remember the paddlepop guernsey?
Dylan can be overzealous at times and sometimes the angst is misdirected, even unfairly so, BUT without the 'Dylans' of our supporter base, the Fitzroy connections would be quickly dismissed.
A lot who are critical, and particularly anyone making Metricon comparisons are missing the point. Fitzroy supporters have every right to be filthy. I suspect a lot of those who don't want to hear about it weren't Lions supporters before 1996. Imagine your club being run into the ground and then taken from you, with one of the very few trade offs being the promise of 6 games a year, only to be given 4.
There is nothing wrong with wanting the club to be more vocal about it, even if it has little chance of making a difference. Little hope of change, shouldn't be a reason for silence, and it certainly doesn't diminish the hurt and disappointment. It would be some reassurance if the club demonstrated the same pain and disappointment for those who feel that.
That said, it should be noted that in all likelihood, the club has been silenced by the AFL. Like it or not, we are entirely dependent on AFL money and support. Without it, we'd be sunk. They have the absolute power to relegate us to crappy Sunday twilight games and no TV coverage (as we've seen). I would hope/think it is more likely that the AFL has told the club that "You will get this & that, but FFS shut up about the Melbourne games thing". Economic reality is that the club probably has to be low key, rather than choose to be on this subject.
Still, I support Dylan's right to harp on & express his anger. If you don't want to hear/read it, just don't. There is no doubting his passion for this club or his fellow supporters. To suggest he should support a different one, closer to home, is pretty disrespectful. He doesn't have to respectful to the administrators of the club. The club is ours, not any administrator, manager, coach or player (with the exception of a small few). It's his club and ours.
Dylan, you should email the club with your complaint (try to keep it civil). If members/supporters don't make a noise about things of which we disagree, then some manager or administrator makes decisions based purely on business or their own agenda. Remember the paddlepop guernsey?
If that’s what you read, I can’t help you.I see someone is drinking Dylan’s bath water.
Can’t believe anyone would believe his posting or harassing media interns or sledging our own players is constructive.
I’m not saying this to be controversial, but why doesn’t Geelong count as a game in Melbourne. Personally while I live in Brisbane I count games at Metricon as a game I go watch live. It’s an hour down the highway not too different to Geelong really.
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