Miller1971
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2013 Morningside finished bottom 3 in the NEAFL
Are you referring to 2014 Morningside?
Are you referring to 2014 Morningside?
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Morningside played finals in 2013, lost to Redland by a kick2013 Morningside finished bottom 3 in the NEAFL
Are you referring to 2014 Morningside?
2009 morningside might be a better comparisonFor those who know their QAFL. Who would come out on top at their best. 2013 Morningside or 2023 Aspley? And to be more specific, GF played at Yeronga.
Yes! Sorry my bad, couldn’t remember if it was 2013 or 2014 they went undefeated2013 Morningside finished bottom 3 in the NEAFL
Are you referring to 2014 Morningside?
In what way? Due to similar comp or?2009 morningside might be a better comparison
Well they better spend a fair bit on building new grounds.So just saw a post from AFL Queensland on fb about the AFL’s goal of 1 million registered participants by 2033 and are happy to spend $1B to do so. Curious to know from any current or former presidents and anyone who’s been around a while on how to help SEQ footy and by extension, the rest of the country to reach that goal. I assume their aims would be at junior and youth age mostly.
Reducing youth/junior fees will certainly help them achieve their goal.It’s pretty much common knowledge that junior fees in QLD/NSW are far higher than other States due to them being’development AFL States’ whereby there are many paid staff employed.So just saw a post from AFL Queensland on fb about the AFL’s goal of 1 million registered participants by 2033 and are happy to spend $1B to do so. Curious to know from any current or former presidents and anyone who’s been around a while on how to help SEQ footy and by extension, the rest of the country to reach that goal. I assume their aims would be at junior and youth age mostly.
Agree,, and must comment the growth of persons playing Aussie Rules in QLD over the past 5 years especially is enormous so full credit must be given to the powers of be and their implementation .. The NRL heirachy now have realised the growth in their own home patch ,, just ask Ben Ikin ..Reducing youth/junior fees will certainly help them achieve their goal.It’s pretty much common knowledge that junior fees in QLD/NSW are far higher than other States due to them being’development AFL States’ whereby there are many paid staff employed.
I’m sure up graded facility spending is in the radar also.Plenty of grant help would be great also!
Imo ,, Aspley win and win by some 5 goals at leastI’d tip 2014 panthers. I think Aspley have more competition in the comp now compared to what morningide had however
Dont get me wrong , that Panthers side was good but if you want to say who would win 10 years since 2014, Aspley would of defeated them for sure ,, to many big strong bodied super fit players with so much experienceImo ,, Aspley win and win by some 5 goals at least
Dont get me wrong , that Panthers side was good but if you want to say who would win 10 years since 2014, Aspley would of defeated them for sure ,, to many big strong bodied super fit players with so much experience
Dont get me wrong , that Panthers side was good but if you want to say who would win 10 years since 2014, Aspley would of defeated them for sure ,, to many big strong bodied super fit players with so much experience
Not sure just throwing a bucket of cash at problem will fix it unless they get some better people involved running the league.So just saw a post from AFL Queensland on fb about the AFL’s goal of 1 million registered participants by 2033 and are happy to spend $1B to do so. Curious to know from any current or former presidents and anyone who’s been around a while on how to help SEQ footy and by extension, the rest of the country to reach that goal. I assume their aims would be at junior and youth age mostly.
What percentage of player/junior fees do clubs keep?Not sure just throwing a bucket of cash at problem will fix it unless they get some better people involved running the league.
Current set up is that far detached from Clubs it’s embarrassing. QAFL Competition is going ahead with most of the Community Competitions but it’s only due to hard work by Clubs.
League is under staffed and doesn’t have the leadership to drive participation numbers to that level.
Based on increasing to the numbers mentioned some clubs will have over 2,000-3,000 players at their club. Not sure how sustainable with volunteers that will be.
You can set your fees at zero if you want. Then parents only have to parents only have to pay the aflq fee. Which is around $90/$140 depending on what age group.What percentage of player/junior fees do clubs keep?
If a club has 2000 players, they should be able to pay some staff.
What percentage of player/junior fees do clubs keep?
If a club has 2000 players, they should be able to pay some staff.
Conversely the monies AFLQ receive from the rego fees they can provide better support.What percentage of player/junior fees do clubs keep?
If a club has 2000 players, they should be able to pay some staff.
Apparently all the clubs requested more social media coverage and interviews etc in regards QAFL Competition not Brisbane Lions on our Facebook/Website as not supporting local footy enough.Conversely the monies AFLQ receive from the rego fees they can provide better support.
Good point SM. We all love and support the higher levels. Some more local social content would assist create more interest at our local grounds.Apparently all the clubs requested more social media coverage and interviews etc in regards QAFL Competition not Brisbane Lions on our Facebook/Website as not supporting local footy enough.
Also need better coverage with live stream games and commentary.