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BC it's interesting that ADMIN quickly removes comments on another thread due to them wondering off topic or sniping, but anything to do with Subi is fair game. Oh well it's his site and I'm glad we have it, but it is what it is.

Senior Seagull wrote: BC it's interesting that ADMIN quickly removes comments on another thread due to them wondering off topic or sniping, but anything to do with Subi is fair game. Oh well it's his site and I'm glad we have it, but it is what it is.

Did you actually read the comments that were deleted by Admin recently SS? It was on the thread "WAFL player movements 2018" and it had got right off that topic and into the WAFL alignment rules even though there were 2 separate threads on the site about this. Interestingly most of the comments that the Admin deleted were ones critical of Subiaco and their motivation for wanting the finals rules changed. So I think you are being a bit precious here SS.

Demons Forever wrote: What about Swans Swan42?

DF the flippant or sarcastic answer would be "nothing to see here". However, the reality is that Swans have their AGM in early February, 2018 where the financial result is tabled.

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DD wrote:

BC wrote: I haven't seen Subi's P&L or Balance Sheet but one of the club Directors said the club posted a $148k loss this year mainly due to a 35% downturn in revenue from the game AFL day packages.

What tragic news BC. I am imploring ALL WAFL fans to get behind the struggling Lions. Can someone set up a Go Fund Me page for the Subiaco FC and let's start a tin rattle this weekend at the WACA. Hang in there BC I'm sure your club can turn things around quickly.

why the sarcasm DD? the topic asks for this years results and I gave them to the best of my knowledge with the underlying reasons why. with over $3m in the bank Subi could buy Perth FC 10 times over if they wanted to throw their money down the gurgler.

Lol you Subi clowns need a cold shower and a sense of humor. I'll ask Santa to put one in your Xmas stocking.

Swan42, the question wasn't meant as a jibe.
I was just showing interest.
It would be nice to see all the results.
Was not aware of your financial year.
Ours is 31/10

BC wrote:

DD wrote:

BC wrote: I haven't seen Subi's P&L or Balance Sheet but one of the club Directors said the club posted a $148k loss this year mainly due to a 35% downturn in revenue from the game AFL day packages.

What tragic news BC. I am imploring ALL WAFL fans to get behind the struggling Lions. Can someone set up a Go Fund Me page for the Subiaco FC and let's start a tin rattle this weekend at the WACA. Hang in there BC I'm sure your club can turn things around quickly.

why the sarcasm DD? the topic asks for this years results and I gave them to the best of my knowledge with the underlying reasons why. with over $3m in the bank Subi could buy Perth FC 10 times over if they wanted to throw their money down the gurgler.

No they couldn't, we wouldn't sell to you.
Our Club is worth far more than money.

DD wrote:

BC wrote:

DD wrote:

BC wrote: I haven't seen Subi's P&L or Balance Sheet but one of the club Directors said the club posted a $148k loss this year mainly due to a 35% downturn in revenue from the game AFL day packages.

What tragic news BC. I am imploring ALL WAFL fans to get behind the struggling Lions. Can someone set up a Go Fund Me page for the Subiaco FC and let's start a tin rattle this weekend at the WACA. Hang in there BC I'm sure your club can turn things around quickly.

why the sarcasm DD? the topic asks for this years results and I gave them to the best of my knowledge with the underlying reasons why. with over $3m in the bank Subi could buy Perth FC 10 times over if they wanted to throw their money down the gurgler.

Lol you Subi clowns need a cold shower and a sense of humor. I'll ask Santa to put one in your Xmas stocking.

Fair enough DD...but I think we can be forgiven for being a bit gun shy after the constant crap we cop on this site.

Claremont’s AGM is on tonight but from the annual report, this year we posted an operating loss of $18,688.
This is a much improved result from the previous years operating loss of $139,466.
Being back in our own facility for half of this year has seen increased membership, sponsorship and tenancy income.
The club has also forecast an operating profit of $166,000 for 2018.