Tasmanian AFL Bid - AFL Arguments Against A Tasmanian Side

AFL Arguments Against A Tasmanian Side

There are a number of factors for the AFL's dismissal of Tasmanian AFL bids. However some of these arguments have an inherent conflict of interest which is noted by many commentators. As a result, the AFL's official stance has been to cite population, sponsorship interest, financial viability and regional rivalries.

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