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AFL Debt: out of control.

bush demon
in Melbourne Demons

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Under AD absolutely no doubt he wanted us to survive under his tenure. However, things change .... we have a new leader and on Gilligans island the rules have changed.

If you think it all comes down to on-field success you clearly dont understand the landscape we live in. Sure on-field success will help but it wont save the MFC on its own.

I actually know the opposite the AFL have a very low respect for the MFC .... only time will tell is we can turn that around.

Geez, can you blame them?? We've given them five years of games nobody attends, and neither broadcaster wants to broadcast.

Surely the only thing working in our favour would be the low respect for Essendon. At least they have a healthy membership number!

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    It is simple. The MFC starts winning games

    The stadiums fill & the wheels turn

    It is all about winning games and respect.

    The club is well set up if they can get the players to deliver

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    It is simple. The MFC starts winning games

    The stadiums fill & the wheels turn

    It is all about winning games and respect.

    The club is well set up if they can get the players to deliver

    when the wheel turns and our club wins 10 more games, another club will lose approx 10 more games.

    winning more games for the Mfc won't help the AFL.

    Winning clubs are the problem, that its the same clubs winning the majority. & the vfl/afl have then done the wrong thing all along in letting the stronger clubs carry the can for the competition, & so gave them all the best times & venues, worsening the problems instead of doing the opposite & sharing the cake. evening up the comp' & the gate.

    the power clubs are the comps antithesis. they won't let other clubs share the spoils. just like the clubs wouldn't sort it out years back, so the commission was created. & what did they do?

    status quo.

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    when the wheel turns and our club wins 10 more games, another club will lose approx 10 more games.

    winning more games for the Mfc won't help the AFL.

    Winning clubs are the problem, that its the same clubs winning the majority. & the vfl/afl have then done the wrong thing all along in letting the stronger clubs carry the can for the competition, & so gave them all the best times & venues, worsening the problems instead of doing the opposite & sharing the cake. evening up the comp' & the gate.

    the power clubs are the comps antithesis. they won't let other clubs share the spoils. just like the clubs wouldn't sort it out years back, so the commission was created. & what did they do?

    status quo.

    nobody wants to watch losers

    That won't change.

    DL what you wish the AFL to be will not happen

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    Geez, can you blame them?? We've given them five years of games nobody attends, and neither broadcaster wants to broadcast.

    Surely the only thing working in our favour would be the low respect for Essendon. At least they have a healthy membership number!

    Bingo

    Re Essendon - short bump in the road for the Bombers all will be forgotten soon. They are still a Big5 power house club and they will be around for many, many years to come.

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