Fair question but please wait for an answer until Collingwood are not involved.
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Note that some / many of these will be Collingwood supporters anyway (at least in the AFL membership, perhaps not the MCC members ...).
The provisional allocation is set out in this document:
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The version I saw had Daicos' arm outstretched around Toby's neck and Toby's head completely disconnected from his
body and the words "PLAY ON". It's pretty funny.
Re the buckling of the knees thing, I think the real giveaway is when particular players (a lot of them had the surname
Selwood) get way more free kicks from high tackles from the average player. Tho' I think the umps are a wake up now
to the likes of Errol, Papley and Toby and whats his name from the Western Bulldogs.... Weightman. And so the danger
for them now is the "boy that cried wolf" scenario and they end up not being paid legitimate high tackles like the one
on Toby. They sorta can't have it both ways.
The other things is, it sort of follows that the more umps there are out there the more inconsistency there will be with
their decisions. It's like no one at AFL House has thought of that.
Nevertheless I believe it’s the massive inconsistency that frustrates fans and drives everyone bonkers.
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If the AFL used the existing "bringing the game into disrepute" provisions to suspend a stager or two, you'd see this behaviour curtailed quite quickly. However it would require the AFL to grow a spine, which seems unlikely.Comment
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Probably about 40,000 tickets are allocated to MCC and AFL members whose top-tier membership (and hefty fees) entitle them to a ticket.
Note that some / many of these will be Collingwood supporters anyway (at least in the AFL membership, perhaps not the MCC members ...).
The provisional allocation is set out in this document:
https://resources.afl.com.au/afl/doc...llocations.pdf
on your age. I think SCG membership annuals are about the same.
I think it's just the deal that if the AFL wants to play the GF at the MCG then MCC members get a lot of the tickets.
This allocation of 17,000 tickets each to the members of the two competing clubs has been the same for years.
It's the biggest footy game of the year and only a third of the people in the stadium actually care who wins.Comment
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34,000 are allocated to the 2 competing teams. The rest goes to MCC Members, AFL Members, Corporates and AFL clubs.Comment
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Agree. Hard cold fact is that it is locked in till 2057. Farcical but don't get me started.Comment
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Meanwhile down at Collingwood things aren't going well. Many top priority members have been given standing room tickets behind
pillars whilst some of their lesser mortal members have been given primo seats. Yikes. First world problems galore.Comment
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I wouldn't really describe them as "hefty". The annuals for MCC membership are about $800 and less depending
on your age. I think SCG membership annuals are about the same.
I think it's just the deal that if the AFL wants to play the GF at the MCG then MCC members get a lot of the tickets.
This allocation of 17,000 tickets each to the members of the two competing clubs has been the same for years.
It's the biggest footy game of the year and only a third of the people in the stadium actually care who wins.Comment
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The same applies to the SCG members. I assume that the members or perhaps trusts of MCG and SCG own the actual sports ground and stadia and if this is the case, then wouldn't a better compromise be that the AFL rents the ground for finals and run the event as it sees fit and pays a rental fee to the trusts.Comment
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