SA Footy

goddy11 wrote:

Booney wrote:

Dogs72 wrote:Does anyone know how much (in dollars), the AFL contributes to the SANFL each year? Not the sma return, but direct contribution.

The Crows pay the $400,000 SANFL "licence" fee, if you will. Port Adelaide, recognised as a foundation member of the SANFL does not pay this fee.

Last year Port Adelaide directly contributed $1m to the SANFL coffers. This is not through the SMA etc.

$1m to SANFL coffers directly. Can you elaborate. Is this just the repayment of licence fee?

Booney wrote:About time I got the respect I deserve. Now, be gone.

Booney wrote:

goddy11 wrote:

Booney wrote:

Dogs72 wrote:Does anyone know how much (in dollars), the AFL contributes to the SANFL each year? Not the sma return, but direct contribution.

The Crows pay the $400,000 SANFL "licence" fee, if you will. Port Adelaide, recognised as a foundation member of the SANFL does not pay this fee.

Last year Port Adelaide directly contributed $1m to the SANFL coffers. This is not through the SMA etc.

$1m to SANFL coffers directly. Can you elaborate. Is this just the repayment of licence fee?

No, I can't elaborate any further. PAFC and SANFL documents just show it as a $1m contribution. No mention if it's for repaying a loan, a gift, a bribe, whatever you want to call it.

Magellan wrote:

Dogs72 wrote:

Booney wrote:

Dogs72 wrote:Does anyone know how much (in dollars), the AFL contributes to the SANFL each year? Not the sma return, but direct contribution.

The Crows pay the $400,000 SANFL "licence" fee, if you will. Port Adelaide, recognised as a foundation member of the SANFL does not pay this fee.

Last year Port Adelaide directly contributed $1m to the SANFL coffers. This is not through the SMA etc.

Sorry, I meant the AfL as an entity, not the sa afl sides and the agreements they may have in place.

Don't the AFL pay some sort of fee back to the club from which a player is drafted from once they play a league game?

CUTTERMAN wrote:From my understanding that drip feed payment is no longer. I discussed this with Warren Portland recently on a live blog. SANFL clubs no longer receive AFL payments once a player is drafted, plays their first game, plays 50 games, 100 etc etc.
Clubs now receive a development fee from the AFL which I think is about $80k which has to go towards U18 coaching and junior coaching. I'll stand corrected but this is my understanding.
While this is a more consistent payment it lacks incentives and probably penalises clubs that develop a lot of players that get drafted, like West last year, and benefits clubs that have poor development programs, have few juniors drafted and receive the same lump sum. It might also partly explain why so few SA kids are getting drafted this year but I think that's probably cyclical.
Not sure if this is the answer you're looking for.

therisingblues wrote:How many players are usually picked up from SA?

daysofourlives wrote:Any word on changes to rules for the two imposters for next season?

Reddeer wrote:

daysofourlives wrote:Any word on changes to rules for the two imposters for next season?

You don't really think that the sanfl would have the guts o r common sense for the sake of the comp to make the changes that would effect their pets DO You?

goddy11 wrote:Its a sad state of affairs what is happening at the SANFL. The management of the SANFL that once owned the AFL teams is now a rubberpp stamp for them. Once local players drafted went back to play for the local clubs and their salaries were carried by the AFL teams. Now as rookies, they move to the AFL teams free of charge. These players in reality will not play much if any AFL but will play against their local clubs. The Port Magpies are o hope.totally an AFL side but through some wheeling and dealing do not pay a fee to the SANFL but enjoy all the benefits. Our SANFL pays for under 18 and under 16 state coaches that develop player for the AFL. Our club pay out of their own pockets to develop players and supply various levels of competition only for the players to leave for peanuts to the AFL. Our State government bank rolls the PAP and sponsors the academies but what does it do to help the local league and country leagues.
The AFL throws buckets of money into the Vic U18s as well as GWS and the Suns but very little into grass roots. Until the PAP, the AFC and AFL take more Fiscal responsibility this thread will never end.

daysofourlives wrote:Any word on changes to rules for the two imposters for next season?

cennals05 wrote:

daysofourlives wrote:Any word on changes to rules for the two imposters for next season?

There will be a cap on how many AFL listed players can play next year. Expect to hear it announced soon apparently.