http://www.theage.com.au/AFL/AFL-news/a ... rhf6q.htmlThe four wealthiest teams in the AFL are in a new battle with the competition over club funding after learning they will receive no additional money from the new $2.5 billion broadcast rights agreement.
Collingwood, Hawthorn, West Coast and Fremantle have all made individual presentations to league chief Gillon McLachlan to voice disappointment with the game's new investment model that they claim has over-corrected in the equalisation push.
As the AFL intensifies efforts to close the gap between rich and poor clubs, the game's wealthiest franchises have learned they will each receive an estimated $8.6 million next year, which in real terms means they will receive no lift from the richest sport media deal in Australian history. The poorer clubs, led by 2016 preliminary finalist Greater Western Sydney, are expected to receive more than $20 million at the bottom of a sliding scale that has been presented to the AFL Commission.
Now compare that with the NRL funding model of Grants of 100% of the cap and and extra %30 over the cap and an extra 1.5m ontop of that.
The Large NRL clubs already making millions will be Golaiths with the NRL's planned funding model.
The big clubs in the AFL will no longer be the big clubs with a funding model like that one.
Nothing for the AFL has been signed and the signs are not looking good for the big clubs in melbourne, forced to give all there money to Sydney and Brisbane clubs lol
Talk about ass raped.

When do you think the AFL's super league war will break out guys....


