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**Dpkefsuf** · 11-17-2011, 05:50 AM

So Macs what you are saying is that the Dockers and Eagles would be too strong for the WAFL clubs,but not nearly strong enough to beat the VFL or SANFL clubs,is that right!!
Doesn't say much about the quality of the WAFL then does it.

I didn't say that they would be too strong for the WAFL Clubs? But don't forget that the WAFL Clubs wouldn't have the benefit of AFL aligned players, unlike the VFL and SANFL.

Remember the Foster's Cup Final? Claremont put up a good show with just a few AFL aligned players whereas Williamstown were almost a totally Western Bulldogs aligned team. And Port Melbourne thrashed Williamstown in the VFL Grand Final.

The SANFL Clubs will still have their AFL aligned players.

I just don't think the should play WAFL matches for Premiership points.

And I don't presume to be the only person who thinks that way.

11-17-2011, 05:50 AM	#4
Dpkefsuf Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 430 Senior Member	So Macs what you are saying is that the Dockers and Eagles would be too strong for the WAFL clubs,but not nearly strong enough to beat the VFL or SANFL clubs,is that right!! Doesn't say much about the quality of the WAFL then does it. I didn't say that they would be too strong for the WAFL Clubs? But don't forget that the WAFL Clubs wouldn't have the benefit of AFL aligned players, unlike the VFL and SANFL. Remember the Foster's Cup Final? Claremont put up a good show with just a few AFL aligned players whereas Williamstown were almost a totally Western Bulldogs aligned team. And Port Melbourne thrashed Williamstown in the VFL Grand Final. The SANFL Clubs will still have their AFL aligned players. I just don't think the should play WAFL matches for Premiership points. And I don't presume to be the only person who thinks that way.
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