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I think one reason clubs don't want a live stream of a pre season game is to get as many supporters at the game live.

This gives them a chance at getting more membership signatures on paper before the first game.

I'm getting a horrible feeling of being fleeced at AFL games & now it's moving towards the VFL venues.

That hungry $$$ monster is growing at a rabid rate.

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    I think one reason clubs don't want a live stream of a pre season game is to get as many supporters at the game live.

    This gives them a chance at getting more membership signatures on paper before the first game.

    I'm getting a horrible feeling of being fleeced at AFL games & now it's moving towards the VFL venues.

    That hungry $$$ monster is growing at a rabid rate.

    settle down DL.

    Time for your blue and purple meds. Be a good boy.

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    settle down DL.

    Time for your blue and purple meds. Be a good boy.

    I am sure he is right wyl.

    I now have the attitude that if I don't like it I don't do it.

    Just does not only apply to the AFL

    I know it is mostly an empty gesture but what choice does any individual have.

    If you don't agree don't take part

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    I am sure he is right wyl.

    I now have the attitude that if I don't like it I don't do it.

    Just does not only apply to the AFL

    I know it is mostly an empty gesture but what choice does any individual have.

    If you don't agree don't take part

    Humans Consume O.D. It's what we do.

    The snowball gets bigger every year until we burn ourselves out.

    Join the party...sitting at home alone won't stop it.

    :)

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    Humans Consume O.D. It's what we do.

    The snowball gets bigger every year until we burn ourselves out.

    Join the party...sitting at home alone won't stop it.

    :)

    No it won't wyl

    but we all have to have to accept responsibility for our actions.

    Some things I choose to not be involved in because I see them as poor value.

    e.g I do not try to get a seat at Prelim or Grand finals because I think they are not good value.

    I don't go to 95% of performing artists any more because I think the cost is too high and the majority are about the circus and not the personal performance.

    Life is full of choices and you cannot do it all.

    I pick and choice as I guess 90% of people do

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    No it won't wyl

    but we all have to have to accept responsibility for our actions.

    Some things I choose to not be involved in because I see them as poor value.

    e.g I do not try to get a seat at Prelim or Grand finals because I think they are not good value.

    I don't go to 95% of performing artists any more because I think the cost is too high and the majority are about the circus and not the personal performance.

    Life is full of choices and you cannot do it all.

    I pick and choice as I guess 90% of people do

    so do i mate.

    But don't hang the club out to dry when it chases memberships. They are the lifeblood.

    DL want his cake and eat it to.

    Those days are long gone.

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    so do i mate.

    But don't hang the club out to dry when it chases memberships. They are the lifeblood.

    DL want his cake and eat it to.

    Those days are long gone.

    This seems to be going on and on when I think we agree wyl.

    I don't think dee-luded's statement is in correct but sadly that is the world where find ourselves in 2013.

    Just let him express his displeasure.

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    This seems to be going on and on when I think we agree wyl.

    I don't think dee-luded's statement is in correct but sadly that is the world where find ourselves in 2013.

    Just let him express his displeasure.

    i have no choice, and we all know the displeasure.

    But going back to 1970 is not possible.

    The music was certainly much better......

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    Any radio coverage?

    I am assuming not since nobody replied about coverage in a thread about coverage

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    I am assuming not since nobody replied about coverage in a thread about coverage

    I just noticed this at the bottom of the match day page on the AFL site:

    "Please note, there is no radio broadcast available for this match."

    http://www.afl.com.au/match-centre/nab-cup/2013/3/melb-v-stk

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