by AKA » Wed Apr 18, 2012 7:05 pm
by false » Wed Apr 18, 2012 8:33 pm
AKA wrote:That wld be birdwood, not just our juniors all neighbouring towns as mentioned before
by AKA » Wed Apr 18, 2012 8:50 pm
The informer wrote:AKA wrote:That wld be birdwood, not just our juniors all neighbouring towns as mentioned before
The reason junior players have left your club is because for the last few years it has not been a family club that you'd want your children to be involved in. I've been into your home change rooms (finals last year) and the stuff written on the walls in their, a place where you're expecting 13-17 year olds to get changed is a disgrace.
Birdwood has always been a place that promotes a family culture and thus parents have been attracted to it. New players in are always pleasantly surprised how many kids we have running around the club rooms on a Saturday night.
You can just go around blaming us for 'stealing' your players but have a look at your own backyard first and enjoy div 3...
by The Gimp » Wed Apr 18, 2012 10:05 pm
AKA wrote:That wld be birdwood, not just our juniors all neighbouring towns as mentioned before
by AKA » Wed Apr 18, 2012 10:10 pm
The Gimp wrote:AKA wrote:That wld be birdwood, not just our juniors all neighbouring towns as mentioned before
Yep, we stole all 60 of your junior players.
by Caramels » Wed Apr 18, 2012 10:35 pm
AKA wrote:The Gimp wrote:AKA wrote:That wld be birdwood, not just our juniors all neighbouring towns as mentioned before
Yep, we stole all 60 of your junior players.
better not say anything abt the precious birdwood or the troops arrive to defend
by Hear the roar » Thu Apr 19, 2012 1:52 am
by bailey39 » Thu Apr 19, 2012 3:55 am
by Kick'n Back » Thu Apr 19, 2012 6:29 am
Gervais wrote:Champ wrote:That would be very difficult because of the mix of clubs with juniors. The other problem is deciding on who gets into division two and who gets into division 3. For example you could say that only teams with junior/senior colts can start in div two which places sedan within reach who now have senior colts. By this ruling Gums will be in div 3...? To go the other way and base it on performance would raise the argument of how long teams without colts can be successful for without any feeders which in turns means we are back at square one when these clubs eventually run out of money or have a mass exodus?
the hfl proposal will see the following teams in div 2:
• 2 x teams from current central division
• birdwood
• echunga
• meadows
• kanagarilla
• kersbrook (who will need to find a U13 team)
• nairne
all other clubs (gums, maccy, seadan, cally) will be in div 3. to be eligible to go to div 2, they'll need to be able to commit to five teams on match-day.
by Gervais » Thu Apr 19, 2012 9:03 am
Kick'n Back wrote:Gervais wrote:the hfl proposal will see the following teams in div 2:
• 2 x teams from current central division
• birdwood
• echunga
• meadows
• kanagarilla
• kersbrook (who will need to find a U13 team)
• nairne
all other clubs (gums, maccy, seadan, cally) will be in div 3. to be eligible to go to div 2, they'll need to be able to commit to five teams on match-day.
Kersbrook do have a U13 team. You can not just make div 2 clubs that can produce all 3 juniour sides otherwise clubs like Uraidla (dominate div 1) Kersbrook (who have missed finals footy twice over the past 25 years) and Torrens Valley(another div 1 club who dominated div 2 when in it) who struggle to put 3 junior sides on the park could find themselves playing in the 3rd div
by Champ » Thu Apr 19, 2012 10:18 am
Gervais wrote:Kick'n Back wrote:Gervais wrote:the hfl proposal will see the following teams in div 2:
• 2 x teams from current central division
• birdwood
• echunga
• meadows
• kanagarilla
• kersbrook (who will need to find a U13 team)
• nairne
all other clubs (gums, maccy, seadan, cally) will be in div 3. to be eligible to go to div 2, they'll need to be able to commit to five teams on match-day.
Kersbrook do have a U13 team. You can not just make div 2 clubs that can produce all 3 juniour sides otherwise clubs like Uraidla (dominate div 1) Kersbrook (who have missed finals footy twice over the past 25 years) and Torrens Valley(another div 1 club who dominated div 2 when in it) who struggle to put 3 junior sides on the park could find themselves playing in the 3rd div
sorry, the reference to no under 13 team should be next to kangarilla, not kersbrook.
i disagree with you second point. it should be a 100% enforceable pre-requisite that div 2 teams have all three junior sides. the clubs you mention (uraidla, tv and kersbrook) can all find plenty of money to pay players, and need to spend some of this cash on promoting their club and attacting and retaining junior.
the restructuring of the competition into 3 diivisions is about much more than just eliminating the cally 50 goal blowouts. its about ensuring that all div1 and div2 teams have 5 games on the one day, and not the scenario that is happening in country div in 2012.
by the big fella » Thu Apr 19, 2012 11:18 am
by Champ » Thu Apr 19, 2012 11:26 am
the big fella wrote:I think ( well i know) the HFl will act because theyve had a gutsful of trying to organise a junior draw in country div...id say its taken more of their time than any other issue and I dont think they want to go thru it again next season.
Sorry Gumeracha but obvoiusly the culture is not right there..perhaps all the $ they put into their senior football could have been better spent.
Sorry cally, youre a basket case anyway.
I know that some country div clubs have had enough of changing draws, venues etc..I think a couple of them would rather participate in central div even if there senior sides get a hiding each week.
by Champ » Thu Apr 19, 2012 11:26 am
the big fella wrote:I think ( well i know) the HFl will act because theyve had a gutsful of trying to organise a junior draw in country div...id say its taken more of their time than any other issue and I dont think they want to go thru it again next season.
Sorry Gumeracha but obvoiusly the culture is not right there..perhaps all the $ they put into their senior football could have been better spent.
Sorry cally, youre a basket case anyway.
I know that some country div clubs have had enough of changing draws, venues etc..I think a couple of them would rather participate in central div even if there senior sides get a hiding each week.
by The Sorce » Thu Apr 19, 2012 3:11 pm
by BoundaryRider84 » Thu Apr 19, 2012 3:16 pm
by Hear the roar » Thu Apr 19, 2012 4:58 pm
bailey39 wrote:Surely milang would be factored in. So many people working do hard for that club they'd deserve a chance. How many kids are there in milang mate? And where do they go to play their football?
by CROWCUTTER » Thu Apr 19, 2012 5:05 pm
bar20 wrote:Kangarilla will be eyeing off that 3rd division. Might as well call them the 'Wakefield Football Club' for the moment.
I see Gumeracha's lack of discipline hasn't changed. 3 send offs in the last quater on Saturday and they still won.
by limb » Thu Apr 19, 2012 6:07 pm
Hear the roar wrote:bailey39 wrote:Surely milang would be factored in. So many people working do hard for that club they'd deserve a chance. How many kids are there in milang mate? And where do they go to play their football?
Cheers b39. Milang is a growing town with plenty of kids and part of our near-future plan is to field a junior side, probably under 13s at this stage. Some of our kids play at Langhorne Creek or Strathalbyn but want to play for us when juniors happen. We've had quite a few kids train with us over the years and as soon as they're big enough to ride the bumps, we play them in 'C's. They're well looked after by umpires and opposition players as a rule. We chose our Captain last night and he played his first "A" Grade game with us as a 14 year old when we were in Country Div in 2001. Last year we played 4 kids under 18 every week and one won Best and Fairest.
by Hear the roar » Thu Apr 19, 2012 7:25 pm
limb wrote:Hear the roar wrote:bailey39 wrote:Surely milang would be factored in. So many people working do hard for that club they'd deserve a chance. How many kids are there in milang mate? And where do they go to play their football?
Cheers b39. Milang is a growing town with plenty of kids and part of our near-future plan is to field a junior side, probably under 13s at this stage. Some of our kids play at Langhorne Creek or Strathalbyn but want to play for us when juniors happen. We've had quite a few kids train with us over the years and as soon as they're big enough to ride the bumps, we play them in 'C's. They're well looked after by umpires and opposition players as a rule. We chose our Captain last night and he played his first "A" Grade game with us as a 14 year old when we were in Country Div in 2001. Last year we played 4 kids under 18 every week and one won Best and Fairest.
Good to hear that things are on track HTR.. you mentioned that your captain has been picked, who has been given the job?
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