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Tasmania Kangaroos

Liam O'Grady
January 8th 2018

North Melbourne has been actually like a partner who is about to cheat but has not cheated yet. “Don’t worry we are just friends” North Melbourne say to their fan bases “You sure because you and Tasmania are getting very close”. North Melbourne fans say “Have I ever been unfaithful before.” Says North Melbourne “Fitzroy in 1996 and Gold Coast in 2007.” While this is going on North Melbourne is messaging Tasmania on the side saying “See you tonight. Silliness aside The Kangaroos new partnership with the southern state could be much better than staying in Victoria having the North Melbourne Tasmania Kangaroos AFLW team entering in the 2019 season and as well having a Tasmanian academy will help build the North Melbourne brand and make them Thousands of dollars.

 

A movie to Tassie would help the AFL solve the Tasmanian problem without making a team there anytime soon. This move does not need to be right away it can take place over ten years or so every year play one extra home games in Tassie. They have time to build up a new training base and by the time 2025 comes around the North Melbourne Kangaroos have officially become the Tasmania Kangaroos.

 

Year|Hobart| Launceston|Melbourne|

2018    3                0               8

2019    4                0               7

2020    4                1               6

2021    4                1               6

2022    5                1               5

2023    5                2               4

2024    6                2               3

2025    6                3               2 

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Tassie will get to play two home games in Victoria per year as well as three in Launceston unless the Hawks still want to play there. As well as playing away games I Victoria old North fans won’t miss out.

 

The biggest issue Is location how can we make a bunch of 18 – 30 years old want to make Tasmania home that could possibly big the biggest issue facing the team going forward but over time it should all figure it self out. 

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