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Earlier this year I happened to be at an Essenendon Football Club function where Andrew Demetriou spoke. He mentioned the AFL's new media department, and basically he said it was created because the AFL were sick of the rubbish the mainstream media were producing.

Like him or not, these kind of articles highlight why the AFL want some control over how the game is covered in the media.

Not sure the AFL can control what journos write.

What they can and want to do however is produce the visual content that they will sell to the highest bidder in packages of Friday night games, finals etc. Channels will use their own commentators.

We will all have the option to pay say $10 a week to have the AFL produced game content streamed to the device of our choice including internet connected TVs. The AFL will reap billions out of this. Far higher than selling the rights to FTO TV stations.

Tomorrow the world......

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Not sure the AFL can control what journos write.

What they can and want to do however is produce the visual content that they will sell to the highest bidder in packages of Friday night games, finals etc. Channels will use their own commentators.

We will all have the option to pay say $10 a week to have the AFL produced game content streamed to the device of our choice including internet connected TVs. The AFL will reap billions out of this. Far higher than selling the rights to FTO TV stations.

Tomorrow the world......

Again, his words were that the AFL and players were sick of non-football issues being covered more than the football itself.

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Concerning that Tappy is hanging out with these two rocket scientists.

And I have read that COl is unhappy Beemer has been turfed. With Col an UFA in 2014 will be interesting to see how this year goes.....

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Again, his words were that the AFL and players were sick of non-football issues being covered more than the football itself.

I got that. But when you have more accredited media than footy players then they are all searching for a story to fill the back pages. The AFL might want to write content but they cant force the papers to use it.


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Concerning that Tappy is hanging out with these two rocket scientists.

And I have read that COl is unhappy Beemer has been turfed. With Col an UFA in 2014 will be interesting to see how this year goes.....

You are expecting a change Jnr?

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You are expecting a change Jnr?

Probably. As one poster put it. Col has a good year and he will get offers. Col has a bad year we probably won't want him after 9 season. The only way I see him staying is if he has a reasonable year and we are looking OK to play finals for the next couple of years.

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Again, his words were that the AFL and players were sick of non-football issues being covered more than the football itself.

......other than those matters selectively leaked from the Integrity Department at AFL HQ !!
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Probably. As one poster put it. Col has a good year and he will get offers. Col has a bad year we probably won't want him after 9 season. The only way I see him staying is if he has a reasonable year and we are looking OK to play finals for the next couple of years.

Think that was me Jnr

But you are correct.

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Tappy need to choose his friends wisely especially if there is any truth to the rumour that it was Beamer talking to the Inquisition.

Does anybody know who else went on the Vegas trip ?

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Does anybody know who else went on the Vegas trip ?

As far as im aware, Tappy went on a US holiday with Trengove, Watts & Gawn.

Probably just caught up with their other rteam mates whilst in Vegas

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Does anybody know who else went on the Vegas trip ?

Ned Kelly, Al Capone, Chopper, The Kray brothers, NWA, Neville bloody Bartos, Pablo Escobar, Ben Cousins etc...

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As far as im aware, Tappy went on a US holiday with Trengove, Watts & Gawn.

Probably just caught up with their other rteam mates whilst in Vegas

So therefore "guilty by association" by being in a happy snap taken by a footy fan...meanwhile where were Jack, Jack, and Max ?

This should be good for another pumped up story, eh ?

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So therefore "guilty by association" by being in a happy snap taken by a footy fan...meanwhile where were Jack, Jack, and Max ?

This should be good for another pumped up story, eh ?

Fallen out with Tappy I hear BD

Only joking there mate

But that is the way it will go.

Sad but that is today's world.

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Ned Kelly, Al Capone, Chopper, The Kray brothers, NWA, Neville bloody Bartos, Pablo Escobar, Ben Cousins etc...

... Homer Simpson & Ned Flanders ...

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Fallen out with Tappy I hear BD

Only joking there mate

But that is the way it will go.

Sad but that is today's world.

Sad but true...

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Tony Soprano and Nucky Thompson were there too

Tapscott tried to leave, but just when he thought he was out, they pulled him back in.

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Concerning that Tappy is hanging out with these two rocket scientists.

And I have read that COl is unhappy Beemer has been turfed. With Col an UFA in 2014 will be interesting to see how this year goes.....

Sylvia may well benefit from a Moloney free environment. Brent is not exactly a good role model I'm reliably informed.
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Think that was me Jnr

But you are correct.

So it was. Sorry I couldn't be bothered searching back though to find out where I read it! I agree with your sentiments.

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Sylvia may well benefit from a Moloney free environment. Brent is not exactly a good role model I'm reliably informed.

Sylvia is not a good role model full stop and its got nought to do with Moloney.

And I think anything that I am aware that Moloney has done pales against the patchy off field performance of our Col.

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