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Re: SANFL 2022 Season

Postby whybother » Mon Jan 24, 2022 9:14 am

Don't mention the war either.
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Re: SANFL 2022 Season

Postby Wedgie » Mon Jan 24, 2022 7:15 pm

North Adelaides annual report came out.
Highlights were a 740k profit, highest membership since 2013, sponsorship up, functions were up, candy stripes are going to be worn at away games this season and a new emblem as voted by members will replace the existing atrocity in 2023.
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Re: SANFL 2022 Season

Postby DOC » Mon Jan 24, 2022 7:20 pm

Wedgie wrote:North Adelaides annual report came out.
Highlights were a 740k profit, highest membership since 2013, sponsorship up, functions were up, candy stripes are going to be worn at away games this season and a new emblem as voted by members will replace the existing atrocity in 2023.


This belongs in season 2021.

Do you have a pic of the emblem?
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Re: SANFL 2022 Season

Postby Wedgie » Mon Jan 24, 2022 7:35 pm

DOC wrote:
Wedgie wrote:North Adelaides annual report came out.
Highlights were a 740k profit, highest membership since 2013, sponsorship up, functions were up, candy stripes are going to be worn at away games this season and a new emblem as voted by members will replace the existing atrocity in 2023.


This belongs in season 2021.

Do you have a pic of the emblem?

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Here's the one it's replacing, the new one will be voted by members for 2023.

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Also North will be wearing puma gear this year, I'm looking forward to that, never a big fan of Nelson.
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Re: SANFL 2022 Season

Postby DOC » Mon Jan 24, 2022 7:46 pm

Looks ok.
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Re: SANFL 2022 Season

Postby Wedgie » Mon Jan 24, 2022 7:56 pm

DOC wrote:Looks ok.

It's crap.
You worry about your pussy and leave it up to us to worry about our cock.
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Re: SANFL 2022 Season

Postby Brodlach » Mon Jan 24, 2022 8:03 pm

Wedgie wrote:
DOC wrote:Looks ok.

It's crap.
You worry about your pussy and leave it up to us to worry about our cock.

Wonder what the outcome would be if you too got together?
July 11th 2012....
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Re: SANFL 2022 Season

Postby DOC » Mon Jan 24, 2022 8:15 pm

Brodlach wrote:
Wedgie wrote:
DOC wrote:Looks ok.

It's crap.
You worry about your pussy and leave it up to us to worry about our cock.

Wonder what the outcome would be if you too got together?


Cocks always come first
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Re: SANFL 2022 Season

Postby am Bays » Thu Jan 27, 2022 1:06 pm

whybother wrote:The warning signs are clear. Various AFL type are talking about "raiding" local leagues during the year to top up their lists if covid strikes their players, as has been done by Big Bash teams. So much for the teams in "lesser" competitions.


What odds Keegan Brooksby is the first player taken out of the proposed central talent pool for AFL clubs in 2022...
Let that be a lesson to you Port, no one beats the Bays five times in a row in a GF and gets away with it!!!
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Re: SANFL 2022 Season

Postby DOC » Thu Jan 27, 2022 8:44 pm

He would be even money along with Bailey Griffiths.
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Re: SANFL 2022 Season

Postby southee » Fri Jan 28, 2022 12:49 pm

am Bays wrote:
whybother wrote:The warning signs are clear. Various AFL type are talking about "raiding" local leagues during the year to top up their lists if covid strikes their players, as has been done by Big Bash teams. So much for the teams in "lesser" competitions.


What odds Keegan Brooksby is the first player taken out of the proposed central talent pool for AFL clubs in 2022...


For the 4th time …..
Is out of change.....thanks Cambridge Clarrie!!!
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Re: SANFL 2022 Season

Postby DOC » Mon Jan 31, 2022 12:23 pm

No more complaining about the digital pass:

The evolution of SANFL’s successful Digital Pass product, SANFL Now offers subscribers the ability to follow their team live and on-demand across desktop, tablet and mobile devices.

Subscribers will have access to League, Reserves, Torrens University U18 & U16 matches as well as SANFLW and SANFLW Development League games played in 2022.

With the 2022 Hostplus SANFL Women’s League kicking off next week, fans can catch up on the League with every team’s season preview now available to watch for free on SANFL Now.


All 2021 matches will be available to view on-demand while a historical library of matches, including vision dating back to the 1940’s, will be released throughout the year.

Again set to feature high-quality commentary on SANFL League and selected SANFLW and U18 matches, viewers will also be well-informed by up-to-date statistics as the action unfolds.

A subscription to SANFL Now is $8.99 monthly, or $89 annually – both options give you full access to the library of content.

For the first time, SANFL Now subscriptions can also be gifted to an unsuspecting friend, family member or SANFL fan deserving to be spoilt for their birthday or a special occasion.

So why not sign up for SANFLW Now – you can even start a free trial today!
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Re: SANFL 2022 Season

Postby Reddeer » Mon Jan 31, 2022 12:50 pm

DOC wrote:No more complaining about the digital pass:

The evolution of SANFL’s successful Digital Pass product, SANFL Now offers subscribers the ability to follow their team live and on-demand across desktop, tablet and mobile devices.

Subscribers will have access to League, Reserves, Torrens University U18 & U16 matches as well as SANFLW and SANFLW Development League games played in 2022.

With the 2022 Hostplus SANFL Women’s League kicking off next week, fans can catch up on the League with every team’s season preview now available to watch for free on SANFL Now.


All 2021 matches will be available to view on-demand while a historical library of matches, including vision dating back to the 1940’s, will be released throughout the year.

Again set to feature high-quality commentary on SANFL League and selected SANFLW and U18 matches, viewers will also be well-informed by up-to-date statistics as the action unfolds.

A subscription to SANFL Now is $8.99 monthly, or $89 annually – both options give you full access to the library of content.

For the first time, SANFL Now subscriptions can also be gifted to an unsuspecting friend, family member or SANFL fan deserving to be spoilt for their birthday or a special occasion.

So why not sign up for SANFLW Now – you can even start a free trial today!

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So now it is going to cost us $89 whereas before club members could get it for $30 for what appears to be the exact same thing
Verschrikkelyk!!
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Re: SANFL 2022 Season

Postby JK » Mon Jan 31, 2022 1:42 pm

Reddeer wrote:
DOC wrote:No more complaining about the digital pass:

The evolution of SANFL’s successful Digital Pass product, SANFL Now offers subscribers the ability to follow their team live and on-demand across desktop, tablet and mobile devices.

Subscribers will have access to League, Reserves, Torrens University U18 & U16 matches as well as SANFLW and SANFLW Development League games played in 2022.

With the 2022 Hostplus SANFL Women’s League kicking off next week, fans can catch up on the League with every team’s season preview now available to watch for free on SANFL Now.


All 2021 matches will be available to view on-demand while a historical library of matches, including vision dating back to the 1940’s, will be released throughout the year.

Again set to feature high-quality commentary on SANFL League and selected SANFLW and U18 matches, viewers will also be well-informed by up-to-date statistics as the action unfolds.

A subscription to SANFL Now is $8.99 monthly, or $89 annually – both options give you full access to the library of content.

For the first time, SANFL Now subscriptions can also be gifted to an unsuspecting friend, family member or SANFL fan deserving to be spoilt for their birthday or a special occasion.

So why not sign up for SANFLW Now – you can even start a free trial today!

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So now it is going to cost us $89 whereas before club members could get it for $30 for what appears to be the exact same thing


Would guess that for many supporters that now becomes a choice between basic club membership or the digital pass
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Re: SANFL 2022 Season

Postby DOC » Mon Jan 31, 2022 1:51 pm

Most people would only need it for around 6 months which would be $54.

Lets be honest many of us would drink $90 plus at one game.
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Re: SANFL 2022 Season

Postby DOC » Mon Jan 31, 2022 6:01 pm

SANFL now saying fixture out mid February.

Seems right. Who needs to plan?
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Re: SANFL 2022 Season

Postby Jim05 » Tue Feb 01, 2022 4:30 pm

DOC wrote:No more complaining about the digital pass:

The evolution of SANFL’s successful Digital Pass product, SANFL Now offers subscribers the ability to follow their team live and on-demand across desktop, tablet and mobile devices.

Subscribers will have access to League, Reserves, Torrens University U18 & U16 matches as well as SANFLW and SANFLW Development League games played in 2022.

With the 2022 Hostplus SANFL Women’s League kicking off next week, fans can catch up on the League with every team’s season preview now available to watch for free on SANFL Now.


All 2021 matches will be available to view on-demand while a historical library of matches, including vision dating back to the 1940’s, will be released throughout the year.

Again set to feature high-quality commentary on SANFL League and selected SANFLW and U18 matches, viewers will also be well-informed by up-to-date statistics as the action unfolds.

A subscription to SANFL Now is $8.99 monthly, or $89 annually – both options give you full access to the library of content.

For the first time, SANFL Now subscriptions can also be gifted to an unsuspecting friend, family member or SANFL fan deserving to be spoilt for their birthday or a special occasion.

So why not sign up for SANFLW Now – you can even start a free trial today!
Noticed in the fine print

“League matches shown on Ch7 Adelaide are not available on SANFL Now”
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Re: SANFL 2022 Season

Postby Wedgie » Wed Feb 02, 2022 11:01 am

Looks like the AFL have found another way to **** the state leagues:


The AFL will reportedly have a contingency plan to allow for “top-up” players from state leagues in order to offset the risks Covid-19 cases continue to pose to the competition.

In preparation for the upcoming AFL season, The Age reports the league is urging clubs to canvass top-up options from various second-tier leagues in order to curb a potential Covid-19 outbreak that would otherwise see a side unable to field a full 22.

The report says the league is expecting to have a top-up plan in place before the season commences on March 16 and, as a result, clubs should begin reviewing potential train-on players.
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Re: SANFL 2022 Season

Postby gazzamagoo » Wed Feb 02, 2022 2:11 pm

Wedgie wrote:Looks like the AFL have found another way to **** the state leagues:


The AFL will reportedly have a contingency plan to allow for “top-up” players from state leagues in order to offset the risks Covid-19 cases continue to pose to the competition.

In preparation for the upcoming AFL season, The Age reports the league is urging clubs to canvass top-up options from various second-tier leagues in order to curb a potential Covid-19 outbreak that would otherwise see a side unable to field a full 22.

The report says the league is expecting to have a top-up plan in place before the season commences on March 16 and, as a result, clubs should begin reviewing potential train-on players.


Only if the SANFL agree (and we all know they will)
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Re: SANFL 2022 Season

Postby Eagles Nest » Wed Feb 02, 2022 4:59 pm

Only if the SANFL agree (and we all know they will)[/quote]

That's fine (kind of), as long as the AFL sides exhaust all options with their 42 listed players.
If they can't field a full team from those 42, then go looking elsewhere.
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