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1 minute ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

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...  maybe with a dachshund body,  'ET'.

 

OMG please, why do these businessmen who run the AFL feel the need to change something every day it seems???

JUST LEAVE OUR GAME ALONE FOR A FEW YEARS, PLEASE.

1 minute ago, monoccular said:

OMG please, why do these businessmen who run the AFL feel the need to change something every day it seems???

JUST LEAVE OUR GAME ALONE FOR A FEW YEARS, PLEASE.

It is because they are bored; they are also paying themselves heaps of money as if they were elite decision-makers to demonstrate their responsible (but not accountable) indulgences from inside an insulated environment.  Greed gets in the way and so new series of rationale and gesticulation must be generated to see who is interested and if so, another prevaricated task to be farmed out (with largely public monies for payment). It sounds cynical but if one is capable of thoughtful reflection, there is no other image. What was once great is now a shambles of 'public' announcements and actual issue deflection. 

 

5 minutes ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

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LoL...  That looks more ridgy-didge,  'ET'.

9 hours ago, Sir Why You Little said:

Unbelievable!!

We can’t even secure a new training base and the AFL want a new Logo. 

What a joke

Wish there was a breakaway league so we could forget these cowboys and rule changers...

Yep... priorities....fmd.  Beyond belief.

All jokes aside, (and there are some funny ones here), but this just ridiculous. This must be coming from someone sitting in an office who feels the need to justify why they are being paid big dollars, by dreaming up another unnecessary scheme to spend money for no apparent reason. Let's pay some firm a lot of money to come up with a different logo. WHY? What exactly is wrong with what is in current use?

If they really want to persist with this idea, why don't they ask school kids to design a logo and reward the winning school with a generous donation towards their sports program. There are many talented young people out there who will surely come up with a great design just as good if not better, than some business people looking for a big payout. 

 

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