One-Eyed Richmond Forum
Football => Richmond Rant => Topic started by: one-eyed on October 17, 2012, 01:56:57 PM
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SYDNEY chairman Richard Colless has questioned the AFL's commitment to 10 clubs in Victoria in calling for a wide-ranging review of the competition and its structure.
Describing the disparity between rich and poor clubs as ''a ticking time bomb in the AFL universe'' the game's longest-serving chairman has called on the game to ''stop pussyfooting about the problem and put it on the table''.
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In terms of Victorian clubs North Melbourne, the Bulldogs, Richmond and St Kilda are all still battling varying degrees of seven-figure debts while the Kangaroos, Saints, Bulldogs and Melbourne would all lose significant amounts of money this year without AFL subsidies.
Read more: http://www.theage.com.au/afl/afl-news/afls-ticking-time-bomb-20121016-27p4r.html#ixzz29WNNHldm
Who says we are now battling with our debt after removing a chunk out of it via the FTF? :huh
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Carltank is 9 mil in debt
Our debt will be gone in 2 years.
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PO North for starters. Melb can follow too
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Don't like being grouped with these gimps.
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Don't like being grouped with these gimps.
Agree hate being grouped with those lowly clubs.
What irks me is the club is proactive and gets 53K membership on the back of 27 years of false dawns and 30 years where 2 finals spots are what we have to show.
Yet these nothing clubs have meagre membership and meagre bucks yet they get a full slice of pie from the AFL with whipped cream and ice cream. :help
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Carltank is 9 mil in debt
Our debt will be gone in 2 years.
Gee it'd be great if Carlscum rebuilt poocess park for about 100 million and then went bankrupt. I can dream can't I?