Melbourne Demons, Richmond Tigers join Western Bulldogs in Darwin
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Re: Melbourne Demons, Richmond Tigers join Western Bulldogs in Darwin
Apparently $50K per 'away' game in Darwin.Have you heard Butters wants to come to the Dogs?Comment
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Re: Melbourne Demons, Richmond Tigers join Western Bulldogs in Darwin
It's worse than that.
The article omits the fact that the AFL are playing Pt Adelaide $100,000 for each game as the AWAY side.
So, we go there after negotiating an arrangement with the NT Government on our own intiative without any help mfrom the AFL and now they actually pay Pt Adelaide to go there twice and limit us to one appearance each year.
The Pt Adelaide morons who run the club are talking about taking their community programs to the Territory thereby cutting a swathe through the work we have done over th past 3-4 years.
They talk of building memberships up there etc. and bulding a fortress.
We have been well and truly back-doored on this and we must not take it laying down. Our investment has just been wiped out.Comment
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Re: Melbourne Demons, Richmond Tigers join Western Bulldogs in Darwin
It's worse than that.
The article omits the fact that the AFL are playing Pt Adelaide $100,000 for each game as the AWAY side.
So, we go there after negotiating an arrangement with the NT Government on our own intiative without any help mfrom the AFL and now they actually pay Pt Adelaide to go there twice and limit us to one appearance each year.
The Pt Adelaide morons who run the club are talking about taking their community programs to the Territory thereby cutting a swathe through the work we have done over th past 3-4 years.
They talk of building memberships up there etc. and bulding a fortress.
We have been well and truly back-doored on this and we must not take it laying down. Our investment has just been wiped out.
Constantly searching for the next lucrative opportunity (we’ve been quoted as looking at both Geelong and Adelaide as alternative venues), and perhaps neglecting to cultivate a long term relationship with Darwin might have come back to bite us.Our 1954 premiership players are our heroes, and it has to be said that Charlie was their hero.Comment
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Re: Melbourne Demons, Richmond Tigers join Western Bulldogs in Darwin
I agree, but did we fight hard enough to keep it ‘ours’?
Constantly searching for the next lucrative opportunity (we’ve been quoted as looking at both Geelong and Adelaide as alternative venues), and perhaps neglecting to cultivate a long term relationship with Darwin might have come back to bite us.
Having said that, Port and the AFL are still bastards.Comment
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Re: Melbourne Demons, Richmond Tigers join Western Bulldogs in Darwin
I agree, but did we fight hard enough to keep it ‘ours’?
Constantly searching for the next lucrative opportunity (we’ve been quoted as looking at both Geelong and Adelaide as alternative venues), and perhaps neglecting to cultivate a long term relationship with Darwin might have come back to bite us.More of an In Bruges guy?Comment
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Re: Melbourne Demons, Richmond Tigers join Western Bulldogs in Darwin
It's worse than that.
The article omits the fact that the AFL are playing Pt Adelaide $100,000 for each game as the AWAY side.
So, we go there after negotiating an arrangement with the NT Government on our own intiative without any help mfrom the AFL and now they actually pay Pt Adelaide to go there twice and limit us to one appearance each year.
The Pt Adelaide morons who run the club are talking about taking their community programs to the Territory thereby cutting a swathe through the work we have done over th past 3-4 years.
They talk of building memberships up there etc. and bulding a fortress.
We have been well and truly back-doored on this and we must not take it laying down. Our investment has just been wiped out.Comment
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