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AIS funding by year for football


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By grazorblade - 14 Jun 2024 10:47 PM

I was curious about the history of funding of the AIS. The results really suprised me. The AIS funding actually peaked in 2010/2011. Though taking football inflation into account it peaked in 03/04. I wonder why it stopped producing good players? The 2000 olympics team contained most of our golden generation and the players born after 1981 formed the missing generation which should have benefitted from generous ais funing.

I take all data from clearinghouseforsport.gov.au . I put the raw funding numbers first in AUD then in brackets I have the number adjusted for football inflation in 96/97 funding numbers


96/97 2.3 million
98/99 2.7 million (2.5)

99/00 2.8 million (2.3)

01/02 2.3 million (1.7)

02/03 2.3 million (1.6)

03/04 5.5 million (3.4)

04/05 5.5 million (3.1)

05/06 5.9 million (3.0)

06/07 3.3 million (1.6)

07/08 7.1 million 3.0)

08/09 7.0 million (2.7)
09/10 7.1 million (2.5)
10/11 9.1 million (2.9)
11/12 5.7 million (1.7)
12/13 3.5 million (0.9)
13/14 5 million (1.2)
14/15 3.2 million (0.7
15/16 3.2 million (0.6)

2017 shut down

Curious on peoples thoughts about the rise and fall of the ais

By NicCarBel - 16 Jun 2024 12:34 AM

grazorblade - 15 Jun 2024 7:36 PM
NicCarBel - 15 Jun 2024 7:11 PM
There definitely does seem to be a spike pre olympics!

Wonder if 2012s failure was basically the end of the ais


Looking at the figures, and understanding how the ASC/AIS funding works (at a base, bog-standard level), I would say so. I think it was the superglue being applied to the coffin, and failing to qualify for Rio was the nail.