2018 Broadcast Coverage

[Booney]

Well this is now on the SANFL site, says "coming soon"
this would indicate Port and Crows games will be available this year?

I don't think so.

[Dutchy]

Well this is now on the SANFL site, says "coming soon"
this would indicate Port and Crows games will be available this year?

I don't think so.

Its says "Every Team, Every Game"

[johntheclaret]

Well this is now on the SANFL site, says "coming soon"
this would indicate Port and Crows games will be available this year?

I don't think so.

Its says "Every Team, Every Game"

It means every real team

[Booney]

Well this is now on the SANFL site, says "coming soon"
this would indicate Port and Crows games will be available this year?

I don't think so.

Its says "Every Team, Every Game"

It means every real team

You're ****** then, aren't you?

[Big Phil]

Port and Crows chose not to partake in the Digital Pass in 2017 so it was not available to their members.

[RustyCage]

“Chose”

[Spargo]

Port and Crows chose not to partake in the Digital Pass in 2017 so it was not available to their members.

Why would they do that?

[Booney]

Port and Crows chose not to partake in the Digital Pass in 2017 so it was not available to their members.

Was the deal offered to the SANFL clubs the same as was offered to Port and Adelaide?

Yes or no will be fine.

[mighty_tiger_79]

So 'every team, every game' is misleading

[Booney]

So 'every team, every game' is misleading

If you're referring to the 2017 version it is, I can't speak for the 2018 version, we should find out on the Thursday before the first game.

[Dutchy]

The advertising for this year says every team/every game so Port and Crows are in.

Meanwhile we are now in the same month as the season starts, yet no more news, can someone go to Adelaide Oval at lunch and see if anyone is at home? or maybe they are still selecting their seat for the AFL games in the corporate box.

[Dogwatcher]

Could the SANFL still organise coverage of games involving the Crows and Power, but just provide commentary on the Actual-SANFL team in that game? Hey, man, it's a crazy, mixed up world, we've got to think of new solutions!

[Wedgie]

Arent the SANFL at West Lakes still or did I miss the move?

[Booney]

Arent the SANFL at West Lakes still or did I miss the move?

I think the "head" office is still at West Lakes, yes.

[Corona Man]

Arent the SANFL at West Lakes still or did I miss the move?

I think the "head" office is still at West Lakes, yes.

Aggh West Lakes, were the turds float freely along, appropriate I guess

[goddy11]

Does anyone actually know how many are employed at West Lakes. There doe not appear much coming out on their website.

[VALE PARK]

An interesting annoucement today (on the SANFL site) from all the clubs and well worth reading.
Hopefully all the SA footy clubs also put it out to all their members for their consideration.

[Dutchy]

Im pretty sure they are at AO these days.

[Booney]

It’s a fact of life that gaming machines provide an important source of revenue for SANFL Clubs.

However, even with gaming machine revenue, it’s a challenge to keep our head above water and do all the things we want to do.

If enough people vote for politicians who want to change regulations on gaming machines, including $1 maximum bets and an introduction of seven-year gaming machine licences, effectively they will be killing SANFL clubs.

This would mean an end to many of the valuable football programs we deliver to the community. From local schools and junior development programs in our local area and regional zone, to our elite pathway programs and future expansion of our female programs.

A few facts

It’s important for you to understand a few of the facts about gaming machines and your footy club:

Clubs introduced gaming and this revenue stream allowed SANFL clubs to survive and continue to employ people and provide quality football programs.
Gaming revenue is crucial to SANFL clubs’ viability – it’s contribution to total annual club income can be as much as 50 per cent.
SANFL Clubs are not-for-profit. Club income is invested in programs for members and the community. Decreased revenue must lead to decreased programs and increased costs to members and participants.
Before gaming machines, local SANFL footy was a very different environment. Before 1994, we drew big crowds, attracted more media attention, club membership levels were high and strong sponsorship dollars gave us a greater pool of funds.
South Australian clubs, SANFL Clubs included, recently completed the implementation of software technology and the purchase of new machines, to comply with a reduction in maximum bets from $10 to $5. This was a multi-million cost on community-based clubs like ours.
Volunteers at SANFL Clubs are already stretched to the limit. Reducing income from gaming machines will place even more demands on our volunteers.
SANFL Clubs are responsible service providers which operate under a highly regulated gaming environment. We are also Club Safe accredited and staff have the training and awareness to ensure we minimise harm with public gaming.
As we head towards the State election, its important to consider how each political party is promising to support your football club and vote wisely.

[Panther Pack]

Any word if there will be radio coverage this season?