CENTURION wrote:kickinit wrote:marbles wrote:Shouldnt the crows and port be hounding the AFL for a reserves comp, isnt it the responsibilty of the AFL to satisfy the demands of its clubs?
Instead the SANFL are being held at a knifes edge and being forced to change or die
The salary of these reserve players are being funded by the crowds that attend "AFL" games, the SANFL should not be held responsible to facilitate the development of the reserve players. Its just not their problem
Sanderson couldnt careless about SANFL & why should he
Ideally that would be the best case then the reserves comp can play before the afl games. But this will still effect the SANFL with top up players.
The other point which we all don't know about is the finical situation of each club. While the SANFL have assets to be sold (football Park and AFL license) these should not be used to bank roll the SANFL. If it is used to bank roll the SANFL how long will it last, the money will soon run out and the SANFL will be in major trouble. With the AFL moving to AO that means less income for the SANFL, the clubs now have to work out how they are and also take in what if crowd numbers drop off. No point keeping the "integrity" of the game if it can't be sustained.
why will the money run out? If you use the money WISELY & re-invest with it, like SMART people & companies do, the money will make MORE money!
you must of read my post wrong. I was saying what you are. That should only be used to make the SANFL in a better financial position. Basically the SANFL need to survive without touching that money.