SA Footy

Will the coffin be making a nostalgic reappearance?

gazzamagoo wrote:

LMA wrote:

UK Fan wrote:

LMA wrote:If you Centrals chumps put as much effort into raising money for your own club rather than obsessing over Port you wouldn't be rattling tins.

Taking advice on how to save your club from a Port fan. Seriously any mirrors at Alberton.

What’s next people from Wuhan telling us how to run the Central Markets

I have a better plan for us Centrals fans moving forward. Let’s raise money for our club whilst continuing to laugh at PAFCs demise.

Clearly an observation not advice. I couldn't give a toss about your club and it's red dirt, bull ant infested surrounds.

lol, as opposed to the possible tumble weed, bulldust infested outer at Alberton.

And stay away from our beaches, St Kilda's your beach. Worst thing they did was build that expressway

I think Semaphore is officially the beach of the Elizabeathians. Taken in a peaceful, bloodless coup.

whufc wrote:I think Semaphore is officially the beach of the Elizabeathians. Taken in a peaceful, bloodless coup.

Right on the gulf-front of Eagles territory these days. A bit like St Kilda (@LMA) in that regard. Personally, my clan enjoys the beach at the end of Hart Street, about 600 metres south of the Semaphore jetty.

We've generally only gone to Semaphore itself to catch a cheap movie. Or grab a feed of chips on the main drag, walk the jetty and perhaps spot any hauls of undersized catch at the far end.

Anyhoo, play on.

whufc wrote:I think Semaphore is officially the beach of the Elizabeathians. Taken in a peaceful, bloodless coup.

Damn straight, basketball singlets everywhere down here in summer

Dutchy wrote:

Booney wrote:
If they can't afford it, they can't afford it, yeah?

So when they can afford it in 2022 we just let them back it?

Has anyone commented on this? Its a fair call as was UK's post. The two or 3 Port supporters probably know they are wrong again.

StrayDog wrote:

whufc wrote:I think Semaphore is officially the beach of the Elizabeathians. Taken in a peaceful, bloodless coup.

Right on the gulf-front of Eagles territory these days. A bit like St Kilda (@LMA) in that regard. Personally, my clan enjoys the beach at the end of Hart Street, about 600 metres south of the Semaphore jetty.

We've generally only gone to Semaphore itself to catch a cheap movie. Or grab a feed of chips on the main drag, walk the jetty and perhaps spot any hauls of undersized catch at the far end.

Anyhoo, play on.

True but still a fanatical Port Adelaide area.

Brett wrote:

Dutchy wrote:

Booney wrote:
If they can't afford it, they can't afford it, yeah?

So when they can afford it in 2022 we just let them back it?

Has anyone commented on this? Its a fair call as was UK's post. The two or 3 Port supporters probably know they are wrong again.

Wrong about what? If Port can't afford to be in the SANFL they won't be that's fact and has been stated by Port fans on here. Dutchy posed a hypothetical question, to which a reply would be an opinion only, no wrong or right.

IMO. Unlike Adelaide, Port genuinely want a presence in the SANFL and if in 2 years time we are in a better financial position to re-enter the league then I think we'll try. Saying that, I still think there's a ways to go before you can celebrate just yet.

Has anyone from either club actually indicated that they won't have a 2nd tier team in the SANFL? Or is it solely media speculation that are looking for a story and keep their jobs?

Dutchy wrote:Has anyone from either club actually indicated that they won't have a 2nd tier team in the SANFL? Or is it solely media speculation that are looking for a story and keep their jobs?

Both have been asked and gave a straight bat answer.

KT "I suspect when all the dust settles that there will be a significant amount of change to our industry and the way we go about things. We have to expect that.

“I have no idea what that change looks like at this stage. I hope the Magpies are part of it. We’ll be doing everything we can to make sure that occurs but we should be expecting change. Over the next few months that will play out… that’s just the reality we need to get our heads around.”

Andrew Fagan comments are linked to an Adelaide Now article I cant access.

Crows want to stay in SANFL

"The Adelaide Crows want to remain in the SANFL competition, but chief executive Andrew Fagan has conceded the decision may not remain with the club"

New SA Football Commission chairman Rob Kerin has taken over the role with the SANFL in an extremely healthy financial position.Just hours after being named as the replacement for another former Liberal premier, John Olsen, Kerin told the league’s annual meeting on Tuesday night that debt was now only $2.8 million – its lowest since 1992. It is a staggering $34.2 million down from its position in 2013 – following another $4.5 million in repayments from land sales at Football Park – and is on track to retire all debt by 2021.

The debt of the eight member clubs has also dropped by $10 million in that period to $8 million after payments totalling another $2.5 million. It is the fourth instalment of the $16 million being distributed to the clubs over seven years from the Football Park residential development.



SANFL AND ITS CLUBS ARE NOT GOING BANKRUPT ANYTIME SOON

LMA wrote:

whufc wrote:I think Semaphore is officially the beach of the Elizabeathians. Taken in a peaceful, bloodless coup.

Damn straight, basketball singlets everywhere down here in summer

and hordes of lesbians, Semaphore must be the leso capital of Australia.

gazzamagoo wrote:

LMA wrote:

whufc wrote:I think Semaphore is officially the beach of the Elizabeathians. Taken in a peaceful, bloodless coup.

Damn straight, basketball singlets everywhere down here in summer

and hordes of lesbians, Semaphore must be the leso capital of Australia.

I was thinking the same thing. I was wondering whether Elizabethan is another name for Lesbian

robranisgod wrote:

gazzamagoo wrote:

LMA wrote:

whufc wrote:I think Semaphore is officially the beach of the Elizabeathians. Taken in a peaceful, bloodless coup.

Damn straight, basketball singlets everywhere down here in summer

and hordes of lesbians, Semaphore must be the leso capital of Australia.

I was thinking the same thing. I was wondering whether Elizabethan is another name for Lesbian

Can't say I notice that many in the area, probably just not taken aback by a same sex relationship like you fossils

(LMA must be in one...................NTTAWWT)

Got that right, same sex for 20 years

LMA wrote:

StrayDog wrote:

whufc wrote:I think Semaphore is officially the beach of the Elizabeathians. Taken in a peaceful, bloodless coup.

Right on the gulf-front of Eagles territory these days. A bit like St Kilda (@LMA) in that regard. Personally, my clan enjoys the beach at the end of Hart Street, about 600 metres south of the Semaphore jetty.

We've generally only gone to Semaphore itself to catch a cheap movie. Or grab a feed of chips on the main drag, walk the jetty and perhaps spot any hauls of undersized catch at the far end.

Anyhoo, play on.

True but still a fanatical Port Adelaide area.

Awesome. Just as well there's a high profile Aussie Rules footy club with that name nearby, hey.

LMA wrote:

robranisgod wrote:

gazzamagoo wrote:

LMA wrote:
Damn straight, basketball singlets everywhere down here in summer

and hordes of lesbians, Semaphore must be the leso capital of Australia.

I was thinking the same thing. I was wondering whether Elizabethan is another name for Lesbian

Can't say I notice that many in the area, probably just not taken aback by a same sex relationship like you fossils

Nah.

To each their own, Sweetie.

UK Fan wrote:

Dutchy wrote:Has anyone from either club actually indicated that they won't have a 2nd tier team in the SANFL? Or is it solely media speculation that are looking for a story and keep their jobs?

Both have been asked and gave a straight bat answer.

KT "I suspect when all the dust settles that there will be a significant amount of change to our industry and the way we go about things. We have to expect that.

“I have no idea what that change looks like at this stage. I hope the Magpies are part of it. We’ll be doing everything we can to make sure that occurs but we should be expecting change. Over the next few months that will play out… that’s just the reality we need to get our heads around.”

Andrew Fagan comments are linked to an Adelaide Now article I cant access.

Crows want to stay in SANFL

"The Adelaide Crows want to remain in the SANFL competition, but chief executive Andrew Fagan has conceded the decision may not remain with the club"

Why is it not the Crows decision? Surely the AFL are not trying to rule everything? No doubt Port with their history will stand up and fight this if it its true. Who would have thought? They could move to Alberton Oval and play there as thats a boutique gound. Could always bring in a Tassie Team ?

Brett wrote:

UK Fan wrote:

Dutchy wrote:Has anyone from either club actually indicated that they won't have a 2nd tier team in the SANFL? Or is it solely media speculation that are looking for a story and keep their jobs?

Both have been asked and gave a straight bat answer.

KT "I suspect when all the dust settles that there will be a significant amount of change to our industry and the way we go about things. We have to expect that.

“I have no idea what that change looks like at this stage. I hope the Magpies are part of it. We’ll be doing everything we can to make sure that occurs but we should be expecting change. Over the next few months that will play out… that’s just the reality we need to get our heads around.”

Andrew Fagan comments are linked to an Adelaide Now article I cant access.

Crows want to stay in SANFL

"The Adelaide Crows want to remain in the SANFL competition, but chief executive Andrew Fagan has conceded the decision may not remain with the club"

Why is it not the Crows decision? Surely the AFL are not trying to rule everything? No doubt Port with their history will stand up and fight this if it its true. Who would have thought? They could move to Alberton Oval and play there as thats a boutique gound. Could always bring in a Tassie Team ?

The AFL will cut list sizes next season. Talk is 35 players Right now they can have 44. 35 Players would not be enough to entertain a second team. Port could stay however but as a separate entity like they used to be and not the one club. They would have to have their zones back though so they can recruit a squad.