What happens now

[stampy]

So we could go from a possible win against Port to getting smashed by Glenelg through no fault of our own .

only fair, how many times did you smash us over the last 21 years!!

[Doddy]

So we could go from a possible win against Port to getting smashed by Glenelg through no fault of our own .

To be honest getting smashed by Glenelg would be entirely our fault, but the opportunity for such a smashing would have been thrust upon us unjustly.

We've been burnt so far this year playing the AFL seconds teams. They were up and about against us, and have shown some pretty lame form against other sides. I'd like the opportunity to take them on at their worst for a change. Make them play with their topups, and some top-up topups!

[DOC]

Whilst it (not playing) has not happened yet:

These are the problems you get for selling your soul (and selling out the league) by allowing them in. They are not our problem.

SA Football Commission needs to ensure that besides meeting for free dinner and drinks they actually look out for the best interests of South Australian football clubs that reside and play here. This does not and never has included the AFL clubs.

The Melbourne AFL clubs have destroyed their state league as well.

i am sure mr olsen will do the right thing by the 8 clubs, he stands up for all of us

Mr Olsen has gone to the Crows and the Commission chair is Rob Kerin.

From the SANFL website:

The South Australian Football Commission is a nine-person board elected to govern football on behalf of SANFL Community Football and our eight SANFL member Clubs – Central District, Glenelg, North Adelaide, Norwood, South Adelaide, Sturt, West Adelaide and Woodville-West Torrens.

That's right. Not the two AFL clubs.