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By Editor in A.F.L on 14th Jul 2009 6:25

Hawthorn president Jeff Kennett has accused the AFL of short-changing Tasmania, by not providing more cash to fund thAurora Stadiume Aurora Stadium upgrade.

Kennett described as "measly" the AFL's conditional contribution of $250,000 towards the redevelopment of Launceston's AFL ground, which would cost about $7 million in total.

Kennett told a function on Sunday, before the Hawks took on North Melbourne, that he would seek a meeting with league officials to tell them their offer was not enough.

"I will next week talk to the AFL and make inference to them that I think that what they've offered to date is unrealistic and measly," he said.

"I don't think it should be tied to any conditions and I think they owe it to Tasmania, particularly if there isn't going to be a Tasmanian (AFL) team in the foreseeable future."

Hawthorn regard themselves as Tasmania's preferred team in the AFL as they play games in Launceston and have a sponsorship deal with the Tasmanian government.

But Kennett said regardless of the deal, the AFL owed Tasmania because of the contribution the state had made to the game.

Source & More: news.theage.com.au

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