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Posted May 18, 2024 12:25 · last edited May 18, 2024 12:32

Marto

I thought the APL was the clubs? With each member (including Canberra Women's) have a piece of the pie?

Someone will explain it better than me.

But basically an independant body that runs the game, with it's own CEO, and other staff. It's the APL that receives the money from Paramount, and then decides on how much is allocated to the clubs. The APL also makes other business decisions for the league (often bad to date) like KeepUp, Silver Lake, GF hosting etc etc

There are 8 directors on the APL Board of which 5-6 are the chairmen or vice chairmen at various A League clubs. So not all the clubs, but the Nix's Rob Morrison is there.
https://aplfootball.com.au/our-business/board/

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Unknown editor edited May 18, 2024 12:32

Marto

I thought the APL was the clubs? With each member (including Canberra Women's) have a piece of the pie?

Unknown editor edited May 18, 2024 12:30

Marto

I thought the APL was the clubs? With each member (including Canberra Women's) have a piece of the pie?

Someone will explain it better than me.

But basically an independant body that runs the game, with it's own CEO, and other staff. It's the APL that receives the money from Paramount, and then decides on how much is allocated to the clubs. The APL makes other business decisions for the league (often bad to date) like KeepUp, Silver Lake, GF hosting etc

There are 8 directors on the APL Board of which 5-6 are the chairmen or vice chairmen at various A League clubs. So not all the clubs, but the Nix's Rob Morrison is there.
https://aplfootball.com.au/our-business/board/

Unknown editor edited May 18, 2024 12:29

Marto

I thought the APL was the clubs? With each member (including Canberra Women's) have a piece of the pie?

Someone will explain it better than me.

But basically an independant body that runs the game, with it's own CEO, and other staff. It's the APL that receives the money from Paramount, and then decides on how much is allocated to the clubs. The APL makes other business decisions (mostly bad to date) like KeepUp, Silver Lake etc

There are 8 directors on the APL Board of which 5-6 are the chairmen or vice chairmen at various A League clubs. So not all the clubs, but the Nix's Rob Morrison is there.
https://aplfootball.com.au/our-business/board/

Unknown editor edited May 18, 2024 12:29

Marto

I thought the APL was the clubs? With each member (including Canberra Women's) have a piece of the pie?

Someone will explain it better than me.

But basically an independant body that runs the game, with it's own CEO, and other staff. It's the APL that receives the money from Paramount, and then decides on how much is allocated to the clubs. The APL makes other business decisions (mostly bad to date) like KeepUp, Silver Lake etc

There are 8 directors on the APL Board of which 5-6 are the chairmen or vice chairmen at various A League clubs. So not all the clubs, but the Nix's Rob Morrison is there.
https://aplfootball.com.au/our-business/board/

Unknown editor edited May 18, 2024 12:28

Marto

I thought the APL was the clubs? With each member (including Canberra Women's) have a piece of the pie?

Someone will explain it better than me.

But basically an independant body that runs the game, with it's own CEO, and other staff. It's the APL that receives the money from Paramount, and then decides on how much is allocated to the clubs. The APL makes other business decisions (mostly bad to date) like Keepup, Silever Lake etc

There are 8 directors on the APL Board of which 5-6 are the chairmen or vice chairmen at various A League clubs. So not all the clubs, but the Nix's Rob Morrison is there.
https://aplfootball.com.au/our-business/board/

Unknown editor edited May 18, 2024 12:28

Marto

I thought the APL was the clubs? With each member (including Canberra Women's) have a piece of the pie?

Somone will explain it better than me.

But basically an independant body that runs the game, with it's own CEO, and other staff. It's the APL that receives the money from Paramount, and then decides on how much is allocated to the clubs. The APL makes other business decisions (mostly bad to date) like Keepup, Silever Lake etc

There are 8 directors on the APL Board of which 5-6 are the chairmen or vice chairmen at various A League clubs. So not all the clubs, but the Nix's Rob Morrison is there.
https://aplfootball.com.au/our-business/board/

Unknown editor edited May 18, 2024 12:27

Marto

I thought the APL was the clubs? With each member (including Canberra Women's) have a piece of the pie?

Somone will explain it better than me.

But basically an independant body that runs the game, with it's own CEO, and other staff. It's the APL that receives the money from Paramount, and then decides on how much is allocated to the clubs. The APL makes other business decisions (mostly bad to date) like Keepup, Silever Lake etc

There are 8 directors on the APL Board of which 5-6 are the chairman or vioce chairman at various A League clubs. So not all the clubs, but the Nix's Rob Morrison is there.