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Now we are told in this morning's paper:

"The AFL contacted State Leagues yesterday to reassure them that a reserves competition was not a high priority."

one time only wrote: Now we are told in this morning's paper:

"The AFL contacted State Leagues yesterday to reassure them that a reserves competition was not a high priority."

Now go back out , pick up that paper & read it again more carefully - take out just the three words and you'll discover the true Victorian plan

one time only wrote: Now we are told in this morning's paper:

"The AFL contacted State Leagues yesterday to reassure them that a reserves competition was not a high priority."

Thats a bit like when the board says "the coach has our full support" a week before sacking him.

I'm not a psychic or a mindreader and I don't have a crystal ball. I just wrote what was in the paper that was delivered to me.

Why don't you tell me what the 3 words are and what the AFL really meant.

was , not & high

You mean two words "reassure" and "not".... well actually one word TBH...."not" and replace "reassure" with the word "tell"...LOL

Bullshit Anchorman - what you posted is there for everyone to see

Good piece by Duffield in the west pointing out just how bad the idea was and how it was fantasy..

Southerner wrote:

anchorman wrote: I would think that there was more than a modicum of truth in this. Doesn't Barrett work for the AFL?
People here wanting the Dockers and Eagles out may just be bringing upon a death wish.The AFL will not be funding all the costs for flying the two teams, league and ressies all over Australia. Maybe the two WA sides will withdraw all funding to the WAFC , which means that the WAFL will get nothing.
Be careful of what you wish for.

You are at least 2% aware that WAFC owns the licences of the two parasites aren't you ??? Just how do you think your beloved AFL rubbish could decide to stop paying their royalty levy legally ???

I doubt he's even 1% aware of that, his knowledge of football admiration structures is basically nil, which is screamingly evident from that post.