Aerie wrote:sjt wrote:Aerie wrote:South did it for the right reasons. Central just couldn't make up their mind. Their decision could be made without consequence. Probably scared of UK Fan.
Centrals couldn't make such an important decision with the lack of information and the poor quality of the information at hand. I believe this is what sensible managers, businesses, directors do request some facts and tangible benefits when a proposition is put forward.
I'll ask again. What was the exact information that Central wanted? There are many unknowns that can't actually be answered without hindsight.
As far as I'm concerned, it's either a NO because of integrity, a NO because you think the SANFL will be better off without the AFL teams, or a YES because you think the SANFL will be better off with the AFL teams than they would with AFL teams in the SAAFL or another competition.
Central's meek NO is as bad as the meek YES voters.
It has not just been the last month or so that the Crows have wanted a Reserves team. Central should be better prepared than voting NO on the basis of lack of information. Then they could have influenced others.
The guestimate crowd figure really put the central board off side and made them question what research had actually been done to any of the proposal.
When asked what research had been done.....tumbleweeds rolled past and birds tweeted