The Tasmania Devils have announced limited-release membership packages ahead of their planned AFL entry in 2028, with top-tier supporters facing costs exceeding $3,000 for guaranteed reserved-seat priority. The club will release 4,500 memberships across the 1866 Club, R28 Premium and R28 tiers starting June 16.
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The Tasmania Devils have announced limited-release membership packages ahead of their planned AFL entry in 2028, with top-tier supporters facing costs exceeding $3,000 for guaranteed reserved-seat priority. The club w...
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