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nwdfanparade wrote:Its not a done deal by a long stretch. PA have APPLIED to join the VFL. The VFL may not accept PA request. As I said in my previous post, the VFL may make demands/requests to PA and PA may decline VFL's counter offer/conditions. It not a done deal, so no celebrating yet (but one can only hope ).

Be funny if the SANFL then said "No thanks, we're full", and the Pear Reserves could be a foundation club of the proposed Premier Division!

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:

DOC wrote:

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:If Port/Crows want to join the vfl then hopefully they have to pay for travel etc

All paid for by the AFL

Yeah, just wishful thinking

Considering they're both owned by the AFL it's much of a muchness, isn't it?

Wedgie wrote:

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:

DOC wrote:

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:If Port/Crows want to join the vfl then hopefully they have to pay for travel etc

All paid for by the AFL

Yeah, just wishful thinking

Considering they're both owned by the AFL it's much of a muchness, isn't it?

Yeah it's all money just going from one hand to the other.

wenchbarwer wrote:

nwdfanparade wrote:Its not a done deal by a long stretch. PA have APPLIED to join the VFL. The VFL may not accept PA request. As I said in my previous post, the VFL may make demands/requests to PA and PA may decline VFL's counter offer/conditions. It not a done deal, so no celebrating yet (but one can only hope ).

Be funny if the SANFL then said "No thanks, we're full", and the Pear Reserves could be a foundation club of the proposed Premier Division!

Don't think for one second that the other 17 AFL clubs are in a 'love -fest' with PA. They detest them and around the AFL commission table they're regarded as a bunch of whingers....
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I will be glad when they are both gone but I’m just curious as to how both clubs see the VFL benefiting them?
From everything I’ve heard the National Reserves are a long while away still with 4 years away minimum being mentioned.
The VFL salary cap is a paltry $110k per year with no plans to increase it anytime soon which makes it hard to get top ups and the fixtures are an absolute joke with reserves teams forced to play at the same time at different venues as the AFL side even in your home state which makes it hard for staffing and hence some blowouts in soft cap. The comp is also of pretty poor standard so I do wonder if the benefits will be worth it.
If there was a proper National reserves comp then yes it would absolutely be worth it IMO

Be careful what you wish for…

Jim05 wrote:I will be glad when they are both gone but I’m just curious as to how both clubs see the VFL benefiting them?
From everything I’ve heard the National Reserves are a long while away still with 4 years away minimum being mentioned.
The VFL salary cap is a paltry $110k per year with no plans to increase it anytime soon which makes it hard to get top ups and the fixtures are an absolute joke with reserves teams forced to play at the same time at different venues as the AFL side even in your home state which makes it hard for staffing and hence some blowouts in soft cap. The comp is also of pretty poor standard so I do wonder if the benefits will be worth it.
If there was a proper National reserves comp then yes it would absolutely be worth it IMO

I agree. I havent been able to find a singlw port fan that can name an advantage apart from no restrictions on the team if they make finals.


And to give away over 100 years of tradition and 36 flags for what ??

Its just so typical of Port Adelaide under Koch.

UK Fan wrote:

Jim05 wrote:I will be glad when they are both gone but I’m just curious as to how both clubs see the VFL benefiting them?
From everything I’ve heard the National Reserves are a long while away still with 4 years away minimum being mentioned.
The VFL salary cap is a paltry $110k per year with no plans to increase it anytime soon which makes it hard to get top ups and the fixtures are an absolute joke with reserves teams forced to play at the same time at different venues as the AFL side even in your home state which makes it hard for staffing and hence some blowouts in soft cap. The comp is also of pretty poor standard so I do wonder if the benefits will be worth it.
If there was a proper National reserves comp then yes it would absolutely be worth it IMO

I agree. I havent been able to find a singlw port fan that can name an advantage apart from no restrictions on the team if they make finals.


And to give away over 100 years of tradition and 36 flags for what ??

Its just so typical of Port Adelaide under Koch.

It's because the POWA barrackers still haven't come to grips with the "last touch'' rule IN SANFL. I still get a laugh out of some POWA barrackers carrying on like it was some sort of communist plot during the 2017 finals series. I tried to explain it to them, but, they just abused me. Something about being a Sturt "poooof"fffftttaaaa...

knowledge wrote:

UK Fan wrote:

Jim05 wrote:I will be glad when they are both gone but I’m just curious as to how both clubs see the VFL benefiting them?
From everything I’ve heard the National Reserves are a long while away still with 4 years away minimum being mentioned.
The VFL salary cap is a paltry $110k per year with no plans to increase it anytime soon which makes it hard to get top ups and the fixtures are an absolute joke with reserves teams forced to play at the same time at different venues as the AFL side even in your home state which makes it hard for staffing and hence some blowouts in soft cap. The comp is also of pretty poor standard so I do wonder if the benefits will be worth it.
If there was a proper National reserves comp then yes it would absolutely be worth it IMO

I agree. I havent been able to find a singlw port fan that can name an advantage apart from no restrictions on the team if they make finals.


And to give away over 100 years of tradition and 36 flags for what ??

Its just so typical of Port Adelaide under Koch.

It's because the POWA barrackers still haven't come to grips with the "last touch'' rule IN SANFL. I still get a laugh out of some POWA barrackers carrying on like it was some sort of communist plot during the 2017 finals series. I tried to explain it to them, but, they just abused me. Something about being a Sturt "poooof"fffftttaaaa...

VFL will introduce the last touch rule in the next year or two

UK Fan wrote:

Jim05 wrote:I will be glad when they are both gone but I’m just curious as to how both clubs see the VFL benefiting them?
From everything I’ve heard the National Reserves are a long while away still with 4 years away minimum being mentioned.
The VFL salary cap is a paltry $110k per year with no plans to increase it anytime soon which makes it hard to get top ups and the fixtures are an absolute joke with reserves teams forced to play at the same time at different venues as the AFL side even in your home state which makes it hard for staffing and hence some blowouts in soft cap. The comp is also of pretty poor standard so I do wonder if the benefits will be worth it.
If there was a proper National reserves comp then yes it would absolutely be worth it IMO

I agree. I havent been able to find a singlw port fan that can name an advantage apart from no restrictions on the team if they make finals.


And to give away over 100 years of tradition and 36 flags for what ??

Its just so typical of Port Adelaide under Koch.

It's because they've lost the last three grand finals they've played in at SANFL level and they keep choking in the AFL. They're sore losers and it's everyone else's fault. They need more and more special treatment until they finally win something.

topshelf wrote:

UK Fan wrote:

Jim05 wrote:I will be glad when they are both gone but I’m just curious as to how both clubs see the VFL benefiting them?
From everything I’ve heard the National Reserves are a long while away still with 4 years away minimum being mentioned.
The VFL salary cap is a paltry $110k per year with no plans to increase it anytime soon which makes it hard to get top ups and the fixtures are an absolute joke with reserves teams forced to play at the same time at different venues as the AFL side even in your home state which makes it hard for staffing and hence some blowouts in soft cap. The comp is also of pretty poor standard so I do wonder if the benefits will be worth it.
If there was a proper National reserves comp then yes it would absolutely be worth it IMO

I agree. I havent been able to find a singlw port fan that can name an advantage apart from no restrictions on the team if they make finals.


And to give away over 100 years of tradition and 36 flags for what ??

Its just so typical of Port Adelaide under Koch.

It's because they've lost the last three grand finals they've played in at SANFL level and they keep choking in the AFL. They're sore losers and it's everyone else's fault. They need more and more special treatment until they finally win something.

They've lost their last 8 Grand Finals at Adelaide Oval. I want that run to continue.

Not even Glenelg are that bad!

gazzamagoo wrote:Not even Glenelg are that bad!

I was thinking the same thing!

Last GF we played against Norf on Adelaide Oval, we won.

Dogs have never played a GF on Adelaide Oval.

How's the serenity

gazzamagoo wrote:Not even Glenelg are that bad!

First time I've seen the words Glenelg and bad in the same sentence for quite a while.

PatowalongaPirate wrote:Last GF we played against Norf on Adelaide Oval, we won.

Dogs have never played a GF on Adelaide Oval.

How's the serenity

But we've won 9, since 1964.

gazzamagoo wrote:

PatowalongaPirate wrote:Last GF we played against Norf on Adelaide Oval, we won.

Dogs have never played a GF on Adelaide Oval.

How's the serenity

But we've won 9, since 1964.

We've won 1 since September

PatowalongaPirate wrote:

gazzamagoo wrote:

PatowalongaPirate wrote:Last GF we played against Norf on Adelaide Oval, we won.

Dogs have never played a GF on Adelaide Oval.

How's the serenity

But we've won 9, since 1964.

We've won 1 since September

Read a good question on Facebook - will Power now be claiming 36 VFL premierships?

Jim05 wrote:I will be glad when they are both gone but I’m just curious as to how both clubs see the VFL benefiting them?
From everything I’ve heard the National Reserves are a long while away still with 4 years away minimum being mentioned.
The VFL salary cap is a paltry $110k per year with no plans to increase it anytime soon which makes it hard to get top ups and the fixtures are an absolute joke with reserves teams forced to play at the same time at different venues as the AFL side even in your home state which makes it hard for staffing and hence some blowouts in soft cap. The comp is also of pretty poor standard so I do wonder if the benefits will be worth it.
If there was a proper National reserves comp then yes it would absolutely be worth it IMO

The novelty of going interstate every 2nd week might actually attract some top up players & staff