Crows recruit rates SANFL > VFL
Posted: Thu Mar 29, 2012 5:52 pmPage 1 of 1
Posted: Thu Mar 29, 2012 5:52 pmRe: Crows recruit rates SANFL > VFL
Posted: Thu Mar 29, 2012 9:15 pmLooks like if Josh doesn't cut it in the AFL he might be sticking around in Adelaide....
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Posted: Thu Mar 29, 2012 9:58 pmCop that!
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Posted: Thu Mar 29, 2012 11:00 pmTrial game crowd too 
Bet Sturt are pleased they grabbed him and he is pleased they grabbed him as well.
Bet Sturt are pleased they grabbed him and he is pleased they grabbed him as well.
Re: Crows recruit rates SANFL > VFL
Posted: Thu Mar 29, 2012 11:29 pmHe's been great for us so far, good passion and determination from him.
Re: Crows recruit rates SANFL > VFL
Posted: Fri Mar 30, 2012 7:43 amsome people can't handle the truth, which has been know for a long time.
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Posted: Fri Mar 30, 2012 8:12 amHe's played in 3 trial games for Sturt and 17 games for Bendigo? WTF?
Very credible source, I bet the whole VFL is taking notice
Very credible source, I bet the whole VFL is taking notice
Re: Crows recruit rates SANFL > VFL
Posted: Fri Mar 30, 2012 8:53 amoverloaded wrote:He's played in 3 trial games for Sturt and 17 games for Bendigo? WTF?
Very credible source, I bet the whole VFL is taking notice
How many games is the qualifying period in order to express a view?
His initial impression is that the true club environment of the SANFL is superior to the heavily compromised VFL system.
It's not hard to understand where he's coming from.
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Posted: Fri Mar 30, 2012 9:21 amRonnie wrote:overloaded wrote:He's played in 3 trial games for Sturt and 17 games for Bendigo? WTF?
Very credible source, I bet the whole VFL is taking notice
How many games is the qualifying period in order to express a view?
His initial impression is that the true club environment of the SANFL is superior to the heavily compromised VFL system.
It's not hard to understand where he's coming from.
Exactly, in the VFL it is very much us versus them mentality. The non AFL listed blokes are the first to get shafted and many of them leave the system because of it.
In the SANFL the AFL players are essentially on loan for the day. AFL coaches still have some input to their player on match days.
Just on the AFL coaches I heard that one ruck coach took both his AFL ruckman and the SANFL ruckman aside to offer advice during a recent trial game
Re: Crows recruit rates SANFL > VFL
Posted: Fri Mar 30, 2012 9:22 amRonnie wrote:overloaded wrote:He's played in 3 trial games for Sturt and 17 games for Bendigo? WTF?
Very credible source, I bet the whole VFL is taking notice
How many games is the qualifying period in order to express a view?
His initial impression is that the true club environment of the SANFL is superior to the heavily compromised VFL system.
It's not hard to understand where he's coming from.
I'd say Jenkin's credibility outweighs nearly everything ol has ever posted here
Playing in both comps has given him more insight than any of us on the other side of the fence IMO.
Crows recruit rates SANFL > VFL
Posted: Fri Mar 30, 2012 1:19 pmYeah, I bet it's panic stations at the VFL right now
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Posted: Fri Mar 30, 2012 1:23 pmHOORAY PUNT wrote:Trial game crowd too
Bet Sturt are pleased they grabbed him and he is pleased they grabbed him as well.
and that is still more than what they get at VFL games
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Posted: Fri Mar 30, 2012 6:55 pmheater31 wrote:In the SANFL the AFL players are essentially on loan for the day. AFL coaches still have some input to their player on match days.
Just on the AFL coaches I heard that one ruck coach took both his AFL ruckman and the SANFL ruckman aside to offer advice during a recent trial game
I thought a similar thing happened at Norwood (?) a couple of years back during a the break of a league game. For memory it wasn't exactly consensual.
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Posted: Fri Mar 30, 2012 8:07 pmStrayDog wrote:heater31 wrote:In the SANFL the AFL players are essentially on loan for the day. AFL coaches still have some input to their player on match days.
Just on the AFL coaches I heard that one ruck coach took both his AFL ruckman and the SANFL ruckman aside to offer advice during a recent trial game
I thought a similar thing happened at Norwood (?) a couple of years back during a the break of a league game. For memory it wasn't exactly consensual.
Well it was a trial game so maybe they didn't care so much?
from what I can see for the crows Jonas and co either grab their player for a few moments before the team huddles or just after. Then allow them to participate in the team debrief. No doubt a lengthy talk would occur during the week