HoneyBadger35
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Fixture WCE Fixture 2024
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I hope Port do one for the second half of the season where the chain falls off the bike and then the rider goes over the handles bars and breaks his collarbone before erupting into flames and getting flattened by a road train.
PS: was a cool little clip.
Have a soft spot for Marvel.
It's the ground we play on the rebuild on Sunday afternoons.
Reckon the round 3 game against the Dogs could be good, shades of the start of our last rebuild in 2009:
It's the ground we play on the rebuild on Sunday afternoons.
Reckon the round 3 game against the Dogs could be good, shades of the start of our last rebuild in 2009:
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Here is a shot of Gather Round at Mount Barker (my home town) earlier this year. North v Brisbane
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Were you in a zeppelin?
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Haha no, my mate has a drone
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Mint photo.
Such an amazing game.
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Was at that Dogs game going berko BTW!
However, I may have dreamed all this and do not have the inclination to research...
But, when the VFL announced the GF at MCG for next 50 years, was it not the agreed concession for "interstate" clubs to have more games and more access to the ground???...
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However, I may have dreamed all this and do not have the inclination to research...
But, when the VFL announced the GF at MCG for next 50 years, was it not the agreed concession for "interstate" clubs to have more games and more access to the ground???...
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lol. We get 2 games at the G.
3 trips to SA.
2 trips to WA.
Fair chance all our double ups play finals this season.
Only positives are no trips to Tassie, Geelong or Ballarat.
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Nice to see that you guys finally have to fly West to play us.
Shows just how compromised the draw are and how little the AFL care for the notion of fairness in draws, that you have never played us at Optus Oval and yet, we have been there for over six year, every year we have been made to do the longest road trip to play Brisbane at the Gabattoir.
I must admit, i didn't really look at the fixture that hard
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WCE media team became extra lazy/distracted this post-season.
Hardly any AFL club content.
No player highlights, no "funny" fixture release video, etc.
Hardly any AFL club content.
No player highlights, no "funny" fixture release video, etc.
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To be honest, pretty happy we haven't attempted to make a funny fixture release video. Most are extremely cringe.
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AFL article talking about the creation of the fixture.
This bit was the bit that caught my attention.
"The two key KPIs of the fixture are broadcast viewership and attendance. If you think about the fundamentals of our game, the more people who are watching it and going to games, the better the sport is going to be. We have to balance the two," Bowler explained.
So basically nothing else really matters. Also no mention of the Interstate teams needs at all in the entire article which isn't a surprise.
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This bit was the bit that caught my attention.
"The two key KPIs of the fixture are broadcast viewership and attendance. If you think about the fundamentals of our game, the more people who are watching it and going to games, the better the sport is going to be. We have to balance the two," Bowler explained.
So basically nothing else really matters. Also no mention of the Interstate teams needs at all in the entire article which isn't a surprise.
Meet the Canadian who helps build your club's fixture
For almost 20 years, Canadian Rick Stone has been a key figure in the development of the AFL's fixture
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AFL article talking about the creation of the fixture.
This bit was the bit that caught my attention.
"The two key KPIs of the fixture are broadcast viewership and attendance. If you think about the fundamentals of our game, the more people who are watching it and going to games, the better the sport is going to be. We have to balance the two," Bowler explained.
So basically nothing else really matters. Also no mention of the Interstate teams needs at all in the entire article which isn't a surprise.
Meet the Canadian who helps build your club's fixture
For almost 20 years, Canadian Rick Stone has been a key figure in the development of the AFL's fixture
It's all about the cash. Sad but that's the way the world works now. It'd be great if we were allowed to spend our own cash where we want of course, but that'd be unfair to the broke clubs which would mean less cash for the AFL.
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I am not talking about a "twice " situation, you come up donuts for having visited us for 8 years.
Just want a fair turn with the home and away ratio, nothing more nothing less.
lol we’re all good. It’s been noted on our board in the past that we haven’t played your lot over there at all.
My comment was more about playing both WC and Freo over there, without playing either at home.
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Heart: Win 6-10 games and be super competitive
Head: Win 2-4 games, a few floggings and a few "if only" losses
Either way more than likely bottom 4
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Head: Win 2-4 games, a few floggings and a few "if only" losses
Either way more than likely bottom 4
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Get off it mate, since Optus
We've travelled to QLD twice in the same season several times
Not ideal, but you can avoid it
AFL article talking about the creation of the fixture.
This bit was the bit that caught my attention.
"The two key KPIs of the fixture are broadcast viewership and attendance. If you think about the fundamentals of our game, the more people who are watching it and going to games, the better the sport is going to be. We have to balance the two," Bowler explained.
So basically nothing else really matters. Also no mention of the Interstate teams needs at all in the entire article which isn't a surprise.
Meet the Canadian who helps build your club's fixture
For almost 20 years, Canadian Rick Stone has been a key figure in the development of the AFL's fixture
Bowler seems to assume that the compromises made in the pursuit of maximising eyeballs won't :
1. Damage, rather than improve the game
2. Put people off, undermining their stated aim
If the product is good, people will find a way to consume it.
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Interesting timing, we host St Kilda the following afternoon.
They’ll have fun converting the ground in time.
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Over/Under on how many times the media wll speculate on who will score more goals at Optus that weekend
