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Freezin wrote: 42.....I have no doubt you are truly concerned for the mental well being for every ex SD player on WCE or Freo's list for them not being able to play in the WAFL against their beloved SDFC.....though I guess a 6 figured pay packet lessens the grief some what for these unfortunate fellas....thank fudge WCE and Freo can lessen their plight some what.....

Let me put this as eloquently as I can for you freezin. Whilst I was hoping that we could have a conversation that would actually helping improving the long term viability of the WAFL; what we get from you is just puerile, infantile nonsense. I am well and truly over it.

Freezin wrote: 42.....I have no doubt you are truly concerned for the mental well being for every ex SD player on WCE or Freo's list for them not being able to play in the WAFL against their beloved SDFC.....though I guess a 6 figured pay packet lessens the grief some what for these unfortunate fellas....thank fudge WCE and Freo can lessen their plight some what.....

Since NicNat is out of form I think he should be dropped back to East Perth.I can see the crowd tripling and the dollars coming in.

I hear that marijuana oil has a lot of healing benefits - even may cure verbal diahorrea and verbal blindness...

Eagles and Freo should both get stand alone teams.

This would leave 11 teams playing the other 10 teams twice for 20 weeks of footy and no stupid byes or fixtures.

However the Eagles and Dockers would be playing in an alternative Competition. Something like The Chevron Cup.

When Perth for example play South Freo they would be playing for WAFL Premiership points. When Perth play against The Eagles they would be playing for Chevron Cup points.

This would see the 9 WAFL teams play the other 8 WAFL teams twice for a 16 round season and a top 5.

Their other 4 games would be played in the Chevron Cup. 2 against the Eagles and 2 against the Dockers.

You can see from the above that the 2 AFL teams would also get their 20 games 18 against the 9 WAFL teams and 2 against the other AFL affiliated team.

The beauty I see in this is that all 9 WAFL and the 2 AFL teams now get 20 games and because they're in different competitions the integrity of the WAFL is not infringed by allowing AFL affiliated teams to win it.

Big prizes for winning the Chevron Cup.

Top up players for both AFL teams to comp from above 28 years of age.

Give the Eagles their own team in the WAFL comp so we get a chance to smash em twice a year...they should also be fixtured to play Subi 5 times a season so their % will hover around the mid 60s