Re: The never ending No AFL in the SANFL whinge thread
Posted: Wed Sep 16, 2015 7:46 pm
Pronouncing someones name incorrect and linking that to the fall of the competition is going a bit over the top.
Dols wrote:put up the magpies home game stats!!!!!therisingblues wrote:Pseudo wrote:Dols wrote:In 2014 there were 10 games where attendances were greater than 4000, 7 of these games involved either Port or the Crows. So how will it be better without these two teams?
In 2015 the average attendance for 7 of the 8 sovereign clubs is increased by removing data involving interloper teams.
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Confucius say, "Cold hard fact, hard to deny."
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spell_check wrote:put up the magpies home game stats!!!!!Dols wrote:therisingblues wrote:Pseudo wrote:[quote="Dols"]In 2014 there were 10 games where attendances were greater than 4000, 7 of these games involved either Port or the Crows. So how will it be better without these two teams?
In 2015 the average attendance for 7 of the 8 sovereign clubs is increased by removing data involving interloper teams.
viewtopic.php?f=1&t=40557&p=2018733#p2018733
Why doesn't Dols respond to this post?
Confucius say, "Cold hard fact, hard to deny."
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bomber14 wrote:
Interesting, albeit short, discussion on twitter tonight
LPH wrote:Because, like the SANFL Commission, he BELIEVES the lies.
The figures must be wrong!
There were 9K @ the 'Walker Game' & 6K @ the Clare 'Showdown', 40K went to the GF last year!
We are all delusional - the Competition has never been healthier!
Pfft...
Booney wrote:therisingblues wrote:Jim05 wrote:Whilst there are many who dont want them in full stop there are just as many who aren't fussed if they are in just as long as they are never allowed to be successful. A premiership to either of them would be the definate death knell to the comp
Can't say I am aware of that "not fussed" category of people Jim.
I find we can group these people two ways.
1: People who want the AFL sides out, and prefer SANFL to AFL.
2: People who want them to stay, and prefer AFL to SANFL.
I am yet to meet ANYBODY who prefers SANFL to AFL who wants the reserves to stay in our league. I have met a few people who prefer AFL that understand and acknowledge how unreasonable the set up is, but want the reserves to stay because it is more beneficial to the Crows and the Power to have it that way. Usually however, the AFL mob are basically uneducated about the issues and very arrogant in their assertations that we accommodate their reserves. They're often just unable to understand how something that they think is good could be an imposition for others. If you'll excuse the analogy, it is very American.
What group do the people who attend SANFL every week now fall into then?
cennals05 wrote:On Channel 9 News last night Tredrea said the SANFL Commission will be making a decision after the Grand Final as to whether AFL Reserves will be limited to 14 per game next year and whether Port will lose their home games.
Now is the time to let your club know what you want!
CENTURION wrote:cennals05 wrote:On Channel 9 News last night Tredrea said the SANFL Commission will be making a decision after the Grand Final as to whether AFL Reserves will be limited to 14 per game next year and whether Port will lose their home games.
Now is the time to let your club know what you want!
I'm pretty funkn sure My Club knows what I want
cennals05 wrote:On Channel 9 News last night Tredrea said the SANFL Commission will be making a decision after the Grand Final as to whether AFL Reserves will be limited to 14 per game next year and whether Port will lose their home games.
Now is the time to let your club know what you want!
saintal wrote:Can't see Port losing their home games. I don't they should either.
saintal wrote:Can't see Port losing their home games. I don't they should either.