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Re: SANFL Clubs

PostPosted: Thu May 07, 2020 6:43 pm
by Brett
Any financial news on West, South and the Eagles? These 3 have the lowest supporter base as we all know. Are their membership numbers holding up? The Eagles have that day against the Crows that gets numbers so they will take a hit if they go? Not sure if they make much from the day or if they use it as a promo tool.

Re: SANFL Clubs

PostPosted: Thu May 07, 2020 7:32 pm
by gazzamagoo
fish wrote:Centrals have now launched another fundraiser that is focussed on past players and officials, called The Dog Pack https://asf.org.au/projects/central-district-football-club/the-dog-pack/

It has raised over $15k so far including a donation from boof Lehmann :-BD

yep, things are going ok considering,
we've now raised over $85,000, via 3 fundraisers.

Re: SANFL Clubs

PostPosted: Thu May 07, 2020 8:18 pm
by stampy
Brett wrote:Any financial news on West, South and the Eagles? These 3 have the lowest supporter base as we all know. Are their membership numbers holding up? The Eagles have that day against the Crows that gets numbers so they will take a hit if they go? Not sure if they make much from the day or if they use it as a promo tool.


yet somehow wwt have 5000 members every year.....................apparently

Re: SANFL Clubs

PostPosted: Fri May 08, 2020 3:30 pm
by Brett
stampy wrote:
Brett wrote:Any financial news on West, South and the Eagles? These 3 have the lowest supporter base as we all know. Are their membership numbers holding up? The Eagles have that day against the Crows that gets numbers so they will take a hit if they go? Not sure if they make much from the day or if they use it as a promo tool.


yet somehow wwt have 5000 members every year.....................apparently


Have not heard that before.

Re: SANFL Clubs

PostPosted: Fri May 08, 2020 4:08 pm
by goddy11
Brett wrote:Any financial news on West, South and the Eagles? These 3 have the lowest supporter base as we all know. Are their membership numbers holding up? The Eagles have that day against the Crows that gets numbers so they will take a hit if they go? Not sure if they make much from the day or if they use it as a promo tool.


Strange question. Are you hoping for all them to fall over.

Re: SANFL Clubs

PostPosted: Fri May 08, 2020 5:51 pm
by Brett
goddy11 wrote:
Brett wrote:Any financial news on West, South and the Eagles? These 3 have the lowest supporter base as we all know. Are their membership numbers holding up? The Eagles have that day against the Crows that gets numbers so they will take a hit if they go? Not sure if they make much from the day or if they use it as a promo tool.


Strange question. Are you hoping for all them to fall over.

Stranger response .How do you figure that ? Its a serious question , how are they going?

Re: SANFL Clubs

PostPosted: Fri May 08, 2020 5:57 pm
by Mr Fuller
goddy11 wrote:
Brett wrote:Any financial news on West, South and the Eagles? These 3 have the lowest supporter base as we all know. Are their membership numbers holding up? The Eagles have that day against the Crows that gets numbers so they will take a hit if they go? Not sure if they make much from the day or if they use it as a promo tool.


Strange question. Are you hoping for all them to fall over.


I think it's a fair question. I'm a member at WWTFC and I love my club but one thing I don't think they have done very well during this period is to communicate with members regarding how they are holding up. Take Centrals for example. They have launched a few fundraisers, I also think they released some kind of online video seeking donations. The Eagles have been pretty well silent aside from an email that came out asking to donate to the Club through an external site. I gave probably the largest donation I have ever made and it would have been nice to be acknowledged.....even to say thanks. But I have only heard crickets from the Club. The other week when i checked the total amount donated to the club through the external website was around $9,000 which isn't much and certainly not enough to keep any Club afloat if things are looking particularly grim. I'd be curious to know what these $$ are being used for.

On the other side, I think the podcasts involving interviewing Officials and players that they have started to release is a great initiative. I would be hoping they could track down past players and also interview current players.

Re: SANFL Clubs

PostPosted: Sun May 10, 2020 12:09 pm
by holden78
Mr Fuller wrote:
goddy11 wrote:
Brett wrote:Any financial news on West, South and the Eagles? These 3 have the lowest supporter base as we all know. Are their membership numbers holding up? The Eagles have that day against the Crows that gets numbers so they will take a hit if they go? Not sure if they make much from the day or if they use it as a promo tool.


Strange question. Are you hoping for all them to fall over.


I think it's a fair question. I'm a member at WWTFC and I love my club but one thing I don't think they have done very well during this period is to communicate with members regarding how they are holding up. Take Centrals for example. They have launched a few fundraisers, I also think they released some kind of online video seeking donations. The Eagles have been pretty well silent aside from an email that came out asking to donate to the Club through an external site. I gave probably the largest donation I have ever made and it would have been nice to be acknowledged.....even to say thanks. But I have only heard crickets from the Club. The other week when i checked the total amount donated to the club through the external website was around $9,000 which isn't much and certainly not enough to keep any Club afloat if things are looking particularly grim. I'd be curious to know what these $$ are being used for.

On the other side, I think the podcasts involving interviewing Officials and players that they have started to release is a great initiative. I would be hoping they could track down past players and also interview current players.


Remember hearing Powell on the radio maybe 6 weeks ago saying he was running things solo mostly,
so I’m sure the Eagles are doing their best to survive like the other 7 clubs.
With socialist distancing, can’t see anything holding up a winter start to Sanfl!???!! :D

Re: SANFL Clubs

PostPosted: Thu May 14, 2020 10:00 am
by southernbulldog
Fantastic to see Paul Thomas back at Centrals where belongs