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Ouch.
that's just one way isn't it?Just a casual 700km, 8 hour drive there
Epic
that's just one way isn't it?
Thankfully Football South Australia isn't anything like Capital Football and cutting clubs out of their member federation that put their hands up to do that..

Don't let Capital Football execs take over Football SA people - they'll cut them out of the state!
Adelaide clubs will not be required pay for travel, accommodation and meal expenses when their men’s and women’s teams make the 870km round trip to the southeast.
Instead, Basketball Australia and the Pioneers will give each of the 10 other clubs $4000 to cover the costs.
Can't even get Yoogali into a senior men's competition...Just on Mount Gambier/Limestone Coast. Their basketball team agreed to pay ALL of the other clubs expenses for their matches!
This is in NBL1. And we can't get a home and away Championship going?
Gambier Centrals v Adelaide Olympic
Yeah they are short of grounds there. Some clubs are literally on the same road a kilometre apart!Also if people are interested in Whyalla Lions, (to my knowledge) the Whyalla Soccer Association is the only league in the country where each club has a permanent self-operated home ground with social club. Would be the dream nationally but not a chance of it happening
More than double the people in a football team vs a basketball teamJust on Mount Gambier/Limestone Coast. Their basketball team agreed to pay ALL of the other clubs expenses for their matches!
This is in NBL1. And we can't get a home and away Championship going?
Correct. But this is NBL1, it's split into five regions, basically like NPL level. And yet they still accept massive travel in each region, like Mount Gambier and Hobart in the Vic league, Cairns and Townsville (and previously Darwin) in the QLD league, and so on.More than double the people in a football team vs a basketball team
Griffith would come kind of close - depending how loose we are with the 'self-operated' definitionAlso if people are interested in Whyalla Lions, (to my knowledge) the Whyalla Soccer Association is the only league in the country where each club has a permanent self-operated home ground with social club. Would be the dream nationally but not a chance of it happening
I’ll try take a look when I chuck this in the database - will only be able to go back to 2024 thoughDo you happen to have a Northern/Southern split in numbers? Looking at the list of teams it instinctively feels like a bit of growth actually in the South, but a lot of Northern teams (I want to say mainly from Far North Coast) seem not to have entered again this year