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Football in the US of A
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Wed Oct 17, 2012 1:15 pmby lovetotalkfooty
Just putting some early feelers out for 2013. The team I play for in the USA would be intrested in a few players coming to play in the national championship. If any players out there plan on being in the states in early October 2013 and would be keen for a game then hit me up.
Re: Football in the US of A
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Wed Oct 17, 2012 1:59 pmby Browny25
can i get a game!?
Re: Football in the US of A
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Wed Oct 17, 2012 2:04 pmby moses
You will prob get dropped for the finals Browny!
Re: Football in the US of A
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Wed Oct 17, 2012 2:26 pmby HH3
Where in America are you?
Re: Football in the US of A
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Wed Oct 17, 2012 4:03 pmby lovetotalkfooty
HH3 wrote:Where in America are you?
Denver
Re: Football in the US of A
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Wed Oct 17, 2012 4:04 pmby lovetotalkfooty
Browny25 wrote:can i get a game!?
Like you even have to ask. Would have lined up at FF and kicked a few.
Re: Football in the US of A
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Wed Oct 17, 2012 7:25 pmby Executive Member
Do you have an over 35's and if so how much do they pay
Re: Football in the US of A
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Thu Oct 18, 2012 3:51 amby lovetotalkfooty
Executive Member wrote:Do you have an over 35's and if so how much do they pay
No over 35 but do have 4 divisions. Our club does not pay a cent. Can't speak for other clubs. I know the winner last weekend, Dallas magpies, happened to find a 6' 7 sanfl premiership player. Happened to play in last years grand final side and this years reserve grand final team. May need to get in touch with other sides if you want a free trip.
Re: Football in the US of A
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Thu Oct 18, 2012 9:15 amby Executive Member
lovetotalkfooty wrote:Executive Member wrote:Do you have an over 35's and if so how much do they pay
No over 35 but do have 4 divisions. Our club does not pay a cent. Can't speak for other clubs. I know the winner last weekend, Dallas magpies, happened to find a 6' 7 sanfl premiership player. Happened to play in last years grand final side and this years reserve grand final team. May need to get in touch with other sides if you want a free trip.
Would make a better team manager than player anyway
Re: Football in the US of A
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Sun Oct 28, 2012 11:38 amby whufc
lovetotalkfooty wrote:Executive Member wrote:Do you have an over 35's and if so how much do they pay
No over 35 but do have 4 divisions. Our club does not pay a cent. Can't speak for other clubs. I know the winner last weekend, Dallas magpies, happened to find a 6' 7 sanfl premiership player. Happened to play in last years grand final side and this years reserve grand final team. May need to get in touch with other sides if you want a free trip.
Is that Pumpa Sutherland, is he still trying to get a gig punting!!!
Re: Football in the US of A
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Mon Oct 29, 2012 6:52 amby lovetotalkfooty
Yes it was pumpa. Is that what he is doing over here????
Re: Football in the US of A
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Mon Oct 29, 2012 10:15 amby Groover
Whats the standard like?
Re: Football in the US of A
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Mon Oct 29, 2012 10:17 amby Executive Member
Groover wrote:Whats the standard like?
more to the point, would a Div 6 side beat the USA national side
Re: Football in the US of A
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Mon Oct 29, 2012 10:18 amby Groover
Executive Member wrote:Groover wrote:Whats the standard like?
more to the point, would a Div 6 side beat the USA national side
Would definitely beat their Reserves team
Re: Football in the US of A
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Mon Oct 29, 2012 3:26 pmby lovetotalkfooty
Ranges from sanfl to c4. Most Aussies that play are around div 4 standard with the occasional better player. As for Americans, most from div 3 to c4
Re: Football in the US of A
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Mon Oct 29, 2012 10:00 pmby Big Phil
lovetotalkfooty wrote:Yes it was pumpa. Is that what he is doing over here????
His partner is Anerican do he is holidaying over there. I think she is from Texas.
The Dogs would be hoping he doesn't get injured...
Re: Football in the US of A
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Thu Nov 01, 2012 8:53 amby lovetotalkfooty
Just found out that the team pumpa plays for, Austin Magpies have been stripped of the division 1 title due to lying about him playing for them this year. You can't just rock up on that weekend and get a game. You need to play 3 games throughout the year. Nobody will be awarded the div 1 title in 2012.
Re: Football in the US of A
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Thu Nov 01, 2012 9:06 amby Executive Member
lovetotalkfooty wrote:Just found out that the team pumpa plays for, Austin Magpies have been stripped of the division 1 title due to lying about him playing for them this year. You can't just rock up on that weekend and get a game. You need to play 3 games throughout the year. Nobody will be awarded the div 1 title in 2012.
Do they have Kilburn officials over in the states at the moment
Re: Football in the US of A
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Fri Feb 22, 2013 4:24 amby lovetotalkfooty
Once again looking for any players who would like to spend 3 months in the us. Looking for midfield players who are looking for a new challenge. We currently have scholarship positions available for the right applicant.
How it works is you play to come across. We then pay for housing, food and maybe a car. You come over in early August and leave late October. 3 months of perfect weather and a chance to be part of something special. The side plays in division 1 and has won the most national titles. Looking to make this number 9.
If you have any interest or want to know more email me at
Ryan.mckeeos@hotmail.com.
Ryno
P.S. we already have enough old and slow blokes EM
Re: Football in the US of A
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Thu Mar 07, 2013 2:16 pmby GEESKIP
We are coming over next year mate, you still be there?