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Re: SANFL ROUND 15

PostPosted: Sat Aug 05, 2017 9:21 pm
by Grenville
southernbulldog wrote:With you Groucho i had an argument with a fellow Centrals supporter
during the reserves game against Glenelg about the same thing
his response was everyone else plays that way i made mention i dont give a stuff
how others play why do we need to do the same.


Couldn't agree more, that style of footy does not work for us. We play best when thumping the ball forward quickly to a contest and running hard up the lines. It's predictable but effective and puts the onus on the players to have a crack and be accountable. Criss crossing the ball is just a deadset recipe for disaster for us, we are awful at it.

Re: SANFL ROUND 15

PostPosted: Sat Aug 05, 2017 11:47 pm
by southernbulldog
As supporters we have said this all along pity the stubbornness
of the coaching panel hasnt seen the same thing didnt the point of getting
a full forward if we werent going to use him.

Re: SANFL ROUND 15

PostPosted: Sat Aug 05, 2017 11:56 pm
by PatowalongaPirate
Style of play is an interesting talking point that now has more layers than ever before. If the SANFL clubs were to revert to some hybrid form of positional football; how would that fare against the AFL reserve teams?

Now more than ever are we keeping up with the interlopers?

Re: SANFL ROUND 15

PostPosted: Sun Aug 06, 2017 12:12 am
by Dutchy
Why the yellow ball at Alberton?

Re: SANFL ROUND 15

PostPosted: Sun Aug 06, 2017 8:24 am
by heater31
Dutchy wrote:Why the yellow ball at Alberton?
2.40 pm start.

Re: SANFL ROUND 15

PostPosted: Sun Aug 06, 2017 12:51 pm
by Magellan
Grenville wrote:
locky801 wrote:Final score

Central 9.15

North 8.9


The only true loser from this game was Australian Rules Football. Horrible game, both teams were shithouse.

I take it no-one won the $2,000 up for grabs for 2,300-plus crowd?

Re: SANFL ROUND 15

PostPosted: Sun Aug 06, 2017 1:39 pm
by Wedgie
Magellan wrote:
Grenville wrote:
locky801 wrote:Final score

Central 9.15

North 8.9


The only true loser from this game was Australian Rules Football. Horrible game, both teams were shithouse.

I take it no-one won the $2,000 up for grabs for 2,300-plus crowd?

Crowd was 1514.

Re: SANFL ROUND 15

PostPosted: Sun Aug 06, 2017 1:52 pm
by Grenville
Dutchy wrote:Why the yellow ball at Alberton?


Jaundice

Re: SANFL ROUND 15

PostPosted: Sun Aug 06, 2017 1:54 pm
by Grenville
Magellan wrote:
Grenville wrote:
locky801 wrote:Final score

Central 9.15

North 8.9


The only true loser from this game was Australian Rules Football. Horrible game, both teams were shithouse.

I take it no-one won the $2,000 up for grabs for 2,300-plus crowd?


Was never in doubt my Portuguese comrade.

Re: SANFL ROUND 15

PostPosted: Sun Aug 06, 2017 4:30 pm
by Magellan
Grenville wrote:
Magellan wrote:
Grenville wrote:
locky801 wrote:Final score

Central 9.15

North 8.9


The only true loser from this game was Australian Rules Football. Horrible game, both teams were shithouse.

I take it no-one won the $2,000 up for grabs for 2,300-plus crowd?


Was never in doubt my Portuguese comrade.

Yep, I figured as much.

Does it jackpot at the next home ground game at the Ponderosa? Now there's an idea.

Re: SANFL ROUND 15

PostPosted: Sun Aug 06, 2017 11:54 pm
by Gozu
Port vs South - 1,560

Re: SANFL ROUND 15

PostPosted: Mon Aug 07, 2017 7:49 am
by GMcG
Grenville wrote:
locky801 wrote:Final score

Central 9.15

North 8.9


The only true loser from this game was Australian Rules Football. Horrible game, both teams were shithouse.

I left at half time, can't watch this style of footy. Booooooooooring. Didn't Collins introduce this?

Re: SANFL ROUND 15

PostPosted: Mon Aug 07, 2017 9:03 am
by Booney
Crossy giving the finger to the bowling club. Mate, when the natives of the Alberton Bowling Club are getting under your skin you need to toughen up, just a little.

Re: SANFL ROUND 15

PostPosted: Mon Aug 07, 2017 9:29 am
by Magellan
PatowalongaPirate wrote:Style of play is an interesting talking point that now has more layers than ever before. If the SANFL clubs were to revert to some hybrid form of positional football; how would that fare against the AFL reserve teams?

Now more than ever are we keeping up with the interlopers?

I'd love to see some traditional positional footy because (a) its the way the game was designed to be played, and thus (b) the game would be more entertaining, and (c) as you suggest PP it would provide an interesting tactical counter to the congested style of play that is currently in vogue - not just with respect to the AFL reserves sides. You just need a coach with the balls to propose something innovative. Certainly those clubs with coaches out of the AFL system and looking for an opportunity to make their name as a coach (Hocking, Carr, Cornes, and O'Keeffe for example) are unlikely to do so since they need to demonstrate they can achieve success under current approach to coaching in the AFL. Also, I'm not sure how much genuine lateral thinking goes on in footy departments. Rather than try to defeat a particular style of game with an alternative method, the approach seems to be to take the same approach and hope you can execute it better than the opposition.

Re: SANFL ROUND 15

PostPosted: Mon Aug 07, 2017 10:57 am
by VALE PARK
Good comment Mag.
IMHO this painful game plan is nearing the end of it's time.
I reckon an eastern club is looking to score 100 points every week,
a clever coach looking to the future.
I love the old maxim 'first to 100 points wins'.
It will take time to evolve back to free scoring week in week out but it will happen.
I thought it would be more evident this year though.
Followers just love high scoring games,goodness me the comp needs more supporters to turn up.

Re: SANFL ROUND 15

PostPosted: Mon Aug 07, 2017 11:32 am
by stampy
SABRE wrote:
Jim05 wrote:
JK wrote:Kicking straight would be nice ..
Also be nice if the protected ones could stop milking the umps, but we know that would never happen

We have missed several easy chances but these umpires are a deadset cheating disgrace

Agreed gentlemen, there were some absolute howlers. As usual.
After another drubbing in the free kicks department (Eagles 35 - Norwood 19) is it time to start asking a few questions ?
Is the only certainty in football that the Eagles get more frees? If so, why?

Under the current administration at League headquarters, can anyone remember their club playing a match against
the Eagles and actually getting more frees than them? I'll be buggered if I can remember a game where Norwood got
anywhere near their frees. Is there a serious pattern forming against the other clubs as well? I'm just asking.

The official statistics could provide very interesting reading over a number of years. Maybe even enough evidence to
pin point and eradicate ALL the guilty parties. I have no doubt Eagles supporters also expect total fairness and
transparency at all levels.

C'mon SANFL ........ PLEASE EXPLAIN !!!

In the meantime, I reckon someone somewhere must have some extremely disturbing photos of debauched
individuals performing unnatural acts with animals. Maggots perhaps ?
;)
Luv,
Sabre.



i have been saying this for the last couple of seasons, the differential in freekicks with the eagles is bizarre, dont try and discuss it with mickyj though as he will rip your head off at the very mention of it

Re: SANFL ROUND 15

PostPosted: Tue Aug 08, 2017 12:56 pm
by nolongerthere
i returned to SA 3 years ago after 35 years, back then i would go to footy every Saturday, since being back i have been to 2 games, why does the SANFL have byes in a 10 team comp, dont make sense, stuffed if i will go to and watch footy with the way its structured now.

Re: SANFL ROUND 15

PostPosted: Tue Aug 08, 2017 1:29 pm
by northerner
stampy wrote:
SABRE wrote:
Jim05 wrote:
JK wrote:Kicking straight would be nice ..
Also be nice if the protected ones could stop milking the umps, but we know that would never happen

We have missed several easy chances but these umpires are a deadset cheating disgrace

Agreed gentlemen, there were some absolute howlers. As usual.
After another drubbing in the free kicks department (Eagles 35 - Norwood 19) is it time to start asking a few questions ?
Is the only certainty in football that the Eagles get more frees? If so, why?

Under the current administration at League headquarters, can anyone remember their club playing a match against
the Eagles and actually getting more frees than them? I'll be buggered if I can remember a game where Norwood got
anywhere near their frees. Is there a serious pattern forming against the other clubs as well? I'm just asking.

The official statistics could provide very interesting reading over a number of years. Maybe even enough evidence to
pin point and eradicate ALL the guilty parties. I have no doubt Eagles supporters also expect total fairness and
transparency at all levels.

C'mon SANFL ........ PLEASE EXPLAIN !!!

In the meantime, I reckon someone somewhere must have some extremely disturbing photos of debauched
individuals performing unnatural acts with animals. Maggots perhaps ?
;)
Luv,
Sabre.



i have been saying this for the last couple of seasons, the differential in freekicks with the eagles is bizarre, dont try and discuss it with mickyj though as he will rip your head off at the very mention of it



This season the Eagles have 301 frees for to 244 against. Ave of 23.1 FF and 18.7 FA........ they have only ever had less frees than their opponents twice this season, ironically both occasions were against North.

Re: SANFL ROUND 15

PostPosted: Tue Aug 08, 2017 2:27 pm
by therisingblues
Just on the Eagles free kick thing. Couldn't it be that they play a more umpire friendly style of game? I didn't see the last Sturt Eagles game so I don't have any fresh memories of them, but it seems a stretch that the umpires love them because they are the Eagles.

Re: SANFL ROUND 15

PostPosted: Tue Aug 08, 2017 3:06 pm
by Booney
therisingblues wrote:Just on the Eagles free kick thing. Couldn't it be that they play a more umpire friendly style of game? I didn't see the last Sturt Eagles game so I don't have any fresh memories of them, but it seems a stretch that the umpires love them because they are the Eagles.


They've won 13 of 15 this year, 14 of 18 last year, 16 of 18 the year before...maybe they just get to the ball first?

Having said that, Woodville Oval is an unhappy hunting ground for my lot and we always get crucified by the maggots there.