Port Adelaide 2022

[whufc]

Amazing what happens when KT leaves the building, Richardson has done an outstanding job - as indicated below expenses were out of control, reel that in and profit results.

Agree.

Obviously Covid somewhat helped that situation and enabled the club to make some staffing cuts that could have been a lot more difficult to make had it not been for Covid.

With Richardson at the helm I have doubt they will get close to there goal of being a financial powerhouse.

[stan]

Amazing what happens when KT leaves the building, Richardson has done an outstanding job - as indicated below expenses were out of control, reel that in and profit results.

Well if it is legit then good luck to them. That's a fair turnaround.

Making payments of the debt is also good to see, not sure if this result will continue though.

[Dutchy]

No mention of the current debt level, other than they reduced it by $3.2m. After making a $4m loss in 2020 how did they fund this? If by debt then they have only repaid that.

[Vamos]

No mention of the current debt level, other than they reduced it by $3.2m. After making a $4m loss in 2020 how did they fund this? If by debt then they have only repaid that.

Buy a membership and find out, we welcome all, no judgement.

[Spargo]

No mention of the current debt level, other than they reduced it by $3.2m. After making a $4m loss in 2020 how did they fund this? If by debt then they have only repaid that.

Buy a membership and find out, we welcome all, no judgement.

Look no further than the club @Dutchy & I follow when it comes to turning your financials around & not being a handout basket case

[Vamos]

No mention of the current debt level, other than they reduced it by $3.2m. After making a $4m loss in 2020 how did they fund this? If by debt then they have only repaid that.

Buy a membership and find out, we welcome all, no judgement.

Look no further than the club @Dutchy & I follow when it comes to turning your financials around & not being a handout basket case

Follow or support? I like Norff, my second favourite Vic club.

[Spargo]

No mention of the current debt level, other than they reduced it by $3.2m. After making a $4m loss in 2020 how did they fund this? If by debt then they have only repaid that.

Buy a membership and find out, we welcome all, no judgement.

Look no further than the club @Dutchy & I follow when it comes to turning your financials around & not being a handout basket case

Follow or support? I like Norff, my second favourite Vic club.

Not sure about Dutch but I’ve been a member for 30 years.

[amber_fluid]

No mention of the current debt level, other than they reduced it by $3.2m. After making a $4m loss in 2020 how did they fund this? If by debt then they have only repaid that.

Buy a membership and find out, we welcome all, no judgement.

Look no further than the club @Dutchy & I follow when it comes to turning your financials around & not being a handout basket case

Follow or support? I like Norff, my second favourite Vic club.

Glutton for punishment

[stan]

[quote="Dutchy"]No mention of the current debt level, other than they reduced it by $3.2m. After making a $4m loss in 2020 how did they fund this? If by debt then they have only repaid that.

Buy a membership and find out, we welcome all, no judgement.

Look no further than the club @Dutchy & I follow when it comes to turning your financials around & not being a handout basket case

Follow or support? I like Norff, my second favourite Vic club.

Glutton for punishment[/quote]Eeerrrrrr Carlton?

[amber_fluid]

It’s Carlton year this year

Or next year


Or the year after

[Booney]

No mention of the current debt level, other than they reduced it by $3.2m. After making a $4m loss in 2020 how did they fund this? If by debt then they have only repaid that.

Buy a membership and find out, we welcome all, no judgement.

Look no further than the club @Dutchy & I follow when it comes to turning your financials around & not being a handout basket case

Lucky you're not in the business of winning games of footy then.

[Spargo]

No mention of the current debt level, other than they reduced it by $3.2m. After making a $4m loss in 2020 how did they fund this? If by debt then they have only repaid that.

Buy a membership and find out, we welcome all, no judgement.

Look no further than the club @Dutchy & I follow when it comes to turning your financials around & not being a handout basket case

Lucky you're not in the business of winning games of footy then.

I note you conveniently omitted the word “finals” from your last post…

[Brodlach]

Well that rules Essendon out then

[Booney]

I note you conveniently omitted the word “finals” from your last post…

I could have said Super Bowls or FA Cups, either way you don't play in them.

[Spargo]

I note you conveniently omitted the word “finals” from your last post…

I could have said Super Bowls or FA Cups, either way you don't play in them.

Because making finals & continuously losing them is so much better

[Booney]

I note you conveniently omitted the word “finals” from your last post…

I could have said Super Bowls or FA Cups, either way you don't play in them.

Because making finals & continuously losing them is so much better

Yes, making finals continuously is better than finishing bottom.

[stan]

Ok guys we get it, you all have small dicks and can't piss at all. Got it.

[Spargo]

Ok guys we get it, you all have small dicks and can't piss at all. Got it.

Thanks, Ace.

[Vamos]

I note you conveniently omitted the word “finals” from your last post…

I could have said Super Bowls or FA Cups, either way you don't play in them.

Because making finals & continuously losing them is so much better

Yes, making finals continuously is better than finishing bottom.

Always makes me laugh, reckon my Collingwood and Crow mates gave me more shit than ever last year, anyone would have thought they were in the top 14 or something.

[Booney]

Ok guys we get it, you all have small dicks and can't piss at all. Got it.

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