Saw a Facebook post where Adam Peacock was interviewing Bulldog, Robbie Slater.
Bulldog said the game of football has never been as good as the Lowy days - and has been sad everything that has diminished since.
It seems the clubs got their way, winning the battle for control of the AL, then lost the war. Financial mistakes have been made since the Lowy FFA regime too. This has rarely been the case with the Lowys.
One of Grazor's guests on the G and G Podcast, SS or the other American luminary, stated that the AL clubs winning control of the AL are only about making money for their clubs - not making altruistic decisions for the game as a whole. Only profit for the existing AL clubs, namely their own.
It will be interesting to see what happens if South M are admitted to the AL? I'll bet they won't care about admission of Champ teams or second tier promo-releg if they are admitted to the AL instead of Western U.