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Re: HFL Central Division

PostPosted: Mon May 26, 2014 6:48 pm
by supercoach
Comp is great but having seen Uri , Mt Barker and Lobey over the past 3 weeks Uriadla are 7 goals better than Lobey and 10 Goals better than Barker. The rest make up the numbers and are very even and results will be based on who gets injured etc etc. Most sides cant afford to have 4-5 players out as some clubs have had over the past few weeks. Will be some great footy over the next 6 weeks . 9 wins may get a team a finals spot.

Re: HFL Central Division

PostPosted: Mon May 26, 2014 7:09 pm
by the_grinch
supercoach wrote:Comp is great but having seen Uri , Mt Barker and Lobey over the past 3 weeks Uriadla are 7 goals better than Lobey and 10 Goals better than Barker. The rest make up the numbers and are very even and results will be based on who gets injured etc etc. Most sides cant afford to have 4-5 players out as some clubs have had over the past few weeks. Will be some great footy over the next 6 weeks . 9 wins may get a team a finals spot.

Couple of big weeks for Mount Barker coming up, we'll find out just where they're at. Uri this week and Lobey in round 9, interesting.

Re: HFL Central Division

PostPosted: Mon May 26, 2014 7:21 pm
by magpiemaster
Watched Lobey a few weeks back and they are mighty impressive. Youthful side with better depth then last year and should finish the year on top IMO. The talk from Mt Barker is they are trying to build a little slower then the last few years to hold them in better stead when it really matters. I think the top 3 seem to be solid but Blackwood's win over Mt Barker show any team on any given day can be well more then competitive. The comp is of a very high standard and it's great to see. On a personal note, my boys from Dorf just aren't meshing at the moment. Silly skill errors and poor lapses in concentration result in quick goals to the opposition and end in losses. More then confident the boys will still finish top 5 and once there it's anyone's title.

Re: HFL Central Division

PostPosted: Mon May 26, 2014 9:54 pm
by Rubber Chest
magpiemaster wrote:Watched Lobey a few weeks back and they are mighty impressive. Youthful side with better depth then last year and should finish the year on top IMO. The talk from Mt Barker is they are trying to build a little slower then the last few years to hold them in better stead when it really matters. I think the top 3 seem to be solid but Blackwood's win over Mt Barker show any team on any given day can be well more then competitive. The comp is of a very high standard and it's great to see. On a personal note, my boys from Dorf just aren't meshing at the moment. Silly skill errors and poor lapses in concentration result in quick goals to the opposition and end in losses. More then confident the boys will still finish top 5 and once there it's anyone's title.


Lobey are quick, highly skilled and will prove very hard to beat!! The Jenkins boys are on fire!! The loss of baust, heading overseas I hear, may hurt!!

Re: HFL Central Division

PostPosted: Tue May 27, 2014 1:47 pm
by Tanka
magpiemaster wrote:Watched Lobey a few weeks back and they are mighty impressive. Youthful side with better depth then last year and should finish the year on top IMO. The talk from Mt Barker is they are trying to build a little slower then the last few years to hold them in better stead when it really matters. I think the top 3 seem to be solid but Blackwood's win over Mt Barker show any team on any given day can be well more then competitive. The comp is of a very high standard and it's great to see. On a personal note, my boys from Dorf just aren't meshing at the moment. Silly skill errors and poor lapses in concentration result in quick goals to the opposition and end in losses. More then confident the boys will still finish top 5 and once there it's anyone's title.


MM heard you were likely to lose a few (up to 6??) over the next few weeks to the World Cup and other overseas travel... Is this right?? It will seriously impact your top 5 chances surely if true?

Re: HFL Central Division

PostPosted: Tue May 27, 2014 5:18 pm
by Slots It Through
daysofourlives wrote:
Tanka wrote:I heard that 3-4 A Graders missed training on Thursday night so Jars left them out..... still not going to make up 100 points though. Uraidla are very good....


It will be Jarmans 1st and only season as a country coach then i'd imagine


You think he will take is 40k this season and not come back?

Re: HFL Central Division

PostPosted: Tue May 27, 2014 7:06 pm
by cracka
supercoach wrote:Comp is great but having seen Uri , Mt Barker and Lobey over the past 3 weeks Uriadla are 7 goals better than Lobey and 10 Goals better than Barker. The rest make up the numbers and are very even and results will be based on who gets injured etc etc. Most sides cant afford to have 4-5 players out as some clubs have had over the past few weeks. Will be some great footy over the next 6 weeks . 9 wins may get a team a finals spot.

Didn't Loby beat Uraidla. Regardless I think you're right about the top 3 are set & the rest are fighting for 4th & 5th.

Re: HFL Central Division

PostPosted: Wed May 28, 2014 12:34 am
by FairDinkum
Loby did beat Uraidla, so have Uraidla hot better by 7 goals or Loby dropped back ? I think I'll just go by the scorecard.

Re: HFL Central Division

PostPosted: Wed May 28, 2014 3:16 pm
by the wonder elephant
I see golding and dundervioc looking to get out of Blackwood and both clearances have been denied :lol: closely from mt barker also on the move :shock:

Re: HFL Central Division

PostPosted: Wed May 28, 2014 5:35 pm
by tomo
the wonder elephant wrote:I see golding and dundervioc looking to get out of Blackwood and both clearances have been denied :lol: closely from mt barker also on the move :shock:


Where is Dundas trying to go Wonder Elephant???

Re: HFL Central Division

PostPosted: Wed May 28, 2014 5:45 pm
by the wonder elephant
tomo wrote:
the wonder elephant wrote:I see golding and dundervioc looking to get out of Blackwood and both clearances have been denied :lol: closely from mt barker also on the move :shock:


Where is Dundas trying to go Wonder Elephant???

Scotch in div 2 golding to norlunga by the looks of there clearance pages

Re: HFL Central Division

PostPosted: Thu May 29, 2014 4:07 pm
by spot on
the wonder elephant wrote:
tomo wrote:
the wonder elephant wrote:I see golding and dundervioc looking to get out of Blackwood and both clearances have been denied :lol: closely from mt barker also on the move :shock:


Where is Dundas trying to go Wonder Elephant???

Scotch in div 2 golding to norlunga by the looks of there clearance pages

Isn't Mat Goldings clearance from Noarlunga to Blackwood, that's the way it reads to me.

Re: HFL Central Division

PostPosted: Thu May 29, 2014 4:50 pm
by the wonder elephant
spot on wrote:
the wonder elephant wrote:
tomo wrote:
the wonder elephant wrote:I see golding and dundervioc looking to get out of Blackwood and both clearances have been denied :lol: closely from mt barker also on the move :shock:


Where is Dundas trying to go Wonder Elephant???

Scotch in div 2 golding to norlunga by the looks of there clearance pages

Isn't Mat Goldings clearance from Noarlunga to Blackwood, that's the way it reads to me.

Sorry mate stand corrected yes hes is trying to get to blackwood :oops:

Re: HFL Central Division

PostPosted: Fri May 30, 2014 2:44 pm
by FairDinkum
Yes, Blackwood, not looking forward to the journey to Blackwood, it never feels the same as when we play Bridgey or Onkas or Uris etc etc. I feel like we are at a suburban ground and we shouldn't be there, never the less we will play to win and the trip home never takes as long. According to the clearances there has been a lot of movement at Blackwood this year, I guess they are like a box of chocolates, you never know what your going to get.

Re: HFL Central Division

PostPosted: Fri May 30, 2014 4:15 pm
by Legs Man
Fully agree FairDinkum re Blackwood and playing there.
I would go as far to reiterate my previous remarks stating they SHOULD NOT BE IN HILLS LEAGUE!!!
This is a metropolitan team in a suburban area that should be playing in Amateurs.
By removing Blackwood from the comp it would assist greatly with the predicament the Hills league finds themselves in re a 10 team Central comp.
They also don't travel away with supporters and are of no benefit to the league as a whole.
Get rid of them - the sooner the better!

Re: HFL Central Division

PostPosted: Fri May 30, 2014 4:49 pm
by spot on
Legs Man wrote:Fully agree FairDinkum re Blackwood and playing there.
I would go as far to reiterate my previous remarks stating they SHOULD NOT BE IN HILLS LEAGUE!!!
This is a metropolitan team in a suburban area that should be playing in Amateurs.
By removing Blackwood from the comp it would assist greatly with the predicament the Hills league finds themselves in re a 10 team Central comp.
They also don't travel away with supporters and are of no benefit to the league as a whole.
Get rid of them - the sooner the better!

I think that Blackwood would fit well into the Southern Football league, very close to Flagstaff Hill & Happy Valley to name a couple. However this has been rumoured every off season for the last number of years and nothing ever comes of it.

Re: HFL Central Division

PostPosted: Fri May 30, 2014 11:25 pm
by Look Good In Leather
spot on wrote:
Legs Man wrote:Fully agree FairDinkum re Blackwood and playing there.
I would go as far to reiterate my previous remarks stating they SHOULD NOT BE IN HILLS LEAGUE!!!
This is a metropolitan team in a suburban area that should be playing in Amateurs.
By removing Blackwood from the comp it would assist greatly with the predicament the Hills league finds themselves in re a 10 team Central comp.
They also don't travel away with supporters and are of no benefit to the league as a whole.
Get rid of them - the sooner the better!

I think that Blackwood would fit well into the Southern Football league, very close to Flagstaff Hill & Happy Valley to name a couple. However this has been rumoured every off season for the last number of years and nothing ever comes of it.


If they don't bring supporters, we don't want them

Re: HFL Central Division

PostPosted: Sun Jun 01, 2014 8:53 am
by always there
Another great win by Lobethal yesterday although slippery and wet they showed that they are capable of anything. First time since 2002 that the tigers will play in a courier cup. The persistence and belief in the club and the team has paid off and the tigers are now roaring from the top of the ladder. 2 red cards to Blackwood yesterday showed their frustrations in not being up to the tiger challenge, very undisciplined. Tigers stayed calm and played the game. Well done Lobethal.

Re: HFL Central Division

PostPosted: Sun Jun 01, 2014 9:42 am
by Rubber Chest
always there wrote:Another great win by Lobethal yesterday although slippery and wet they showed that they are capable of anything. First time since 2002 that the tigers will play in a courier cup. The persistence and belief in the club and the team has paid off and the tigers are now roaring from the top of the ladder. 2 red cards to Blackwood yesterday showed their frustrations in not being up to the tiger challenge, very undisciplined. Tigers stayed calm and played the game. Well done Lobethal.



Keep a lid on it champ! We still have to beat uraidla when it counts and Mt Barker next game will be a huge test!

Re: HFL Central Division

PostPosted: Sun Jun 01, 2014 10:00 am
by always there
Rubber Chest wrote:
always there wrote:Another great win by Lobethal yesterday although slippery and wet they showed that they are capable of anything. First time since 2002 that the tigers will play in a courier cup. The persistence and belief in the club and the team has paid off and the tigers are now roaring from the top of the ladder. 2 red cards to Blackwood yesterday showed their frustrations in not being up to the tiger challenge, very undisciplined. Tigers stayed calm and played the game. Well done Lobethal.



Keep a lid on it champ! We still have to beat uraidla when it counts and Mt Barker next game will be a huge test!

Defiantly still challenges ahead, just saying that the tigers are on the way back and no longer the easy beats and that belief in your club and local talent and recruiting the right people to fit in your club is a long but fruitful road and much more satisfying than a quick fix.