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oldman wrote:Na mate think you have me confused with someone else?

What about when you won that flag and came on here and outted yourself?

oldman wrote:Funny thing is I coach this team and who would know better you or me? Maybe these guys should get some respect and credit for what they did yesterday and this year..

Brodlach wrote:What about the team?

Well they've gone backwards.. but at least sales and profits are through the roof!

The Bedge wrote:

oldman wrote:Na mate think you have me confused with someone else?

What about when you won that flag and came on here and outted yourself?

oldman wrote:Funny thing is I coach this team and who would know better you or me? Maybe these guys should get some respect and credit for what they did yesterday and this year..

ah ok so you got me. I might try and get involved somewhere next year if anyone will have me. I had 5 pretty successful seasons across different grades and sides but have been absent the last couple who knows there might be a club willing to give me a go

Three games to go, with the announcement of Top 4 finals, has put a fair bit on the remaining trio of games.

Pembroke, Morphy Park and Walkerville have the top 3 positions sewn up, with only the final seeding to be sorted.

SMOSH West Lakes, Hope Valley and Mitcham in a frantic 3-way battle to take one last spot.

SMOSH: Gepps Cross (A), Pembroke OS (A), Kilburn (H)

Hope Valley: Walkerville (A), Kilburn (A), Mitcham (H)

Mitcham: Pembroke OS (A), Woodville South (H), Hope Valley (A)

Based on form, season results and ladder positions, you'd think SMOSH could collect 2/3, with HV and Mitcham both meeting in Rd 18 seeking their 2nd win in 3 games. Percentage will play a critical role, Mitcham appear the most hampered, currently approx 6% off 4th spot, with HV 2% behind 4th.

SMOSH in the box seat, they'll know leading into Rd 18 how much they need to win by if percentage is an issue.

D4R: Top 4 is basically set, Mitcham would need to win 3/3 and make up 8% and hope Gepps Cross drop all their games.

The Bedge wrote:

oldman wrote:Word on the street is some unrest at pulteney........ possibly a change at the top with the great man Bedgegood taking the reins for the remainder of the year? Better late than never.

.. and I thought I was the only one who posted rubbish on this thread.

Also please use a capital letter for proper nouns - Pulteney.

Any further developments on the said matter Mr Bedge? It's possible you owe me an apology.......

I think Mr Bedgegood should be congratulated on his appointment as A grade coach for the remainder of 2021. I would argue that no person is more deserving of an opportunity to coach A grade football. This is a fantastic chance to showcase his excellent knowledge and coaching ability for all clubs to see even if it's only for 3 weeks. Good luck mate.

Definitely puts you in pole position for 2022

wHeRe’S ThE rEsPoNsE @the Bedge

I've said enough on the topic.. we should be talking about the clubs that matter right now, and the huge weekend of games for them and their finals hopes with the revamped top 4.

Walkerville vs Hope Valley and Gepps Cross vs SMOSH West Lakes are both massive.

Walkies can sew up a top 3 spot, and keep alive their chances of finishing top (albeit slim given %).. it'll also seriously dent Hope Valleys chances oh taking the 4th spot.

Gepps Cross can stuff up SMOSH's season, or the Lions can keep their hold on 4th spot.

B Grade as said is basically set, hard to see the ladder positions changing before end of year - and I think that spells danger for Pembroke as Gepps Cross appear one of the better match up to go against them.

The Bedge wrote:I've said enough on the topic.. we should be talking about the clubs that matter right now, and the huge weekend of games for them and their finals hopes with the revamped top 4.

Walkerville vs Hope Valley and Gepps Cross vs SMOSH West Lakes are both massive.

Walkies can sew up a top 3 spot, and keep alive their chances of finishing top (albeit slim given %).. it'll also seriously dent Hope Valleys chances oh taking the 4th spot.

Gepps Cross can stuff up SMOSH's season, or the Lions can keep their hold on 4th spot.

B Grade as said is basically set, hard to see the ladder positions changing before end of year - and I think that spells danger for Pembroke as Gepps Cross appear one of the better match up to go against them.

Look at you getting all serious on us now your an A Grade coach.

You're all sick.. you've lost your minds!

What's the go with the footy tips for the last 2 rounds Bedge?

S Demon wrote:What's the go with the footy tips for the last 2 rounds Bedge?

I cant change the stupid fixture haha.

Edit - just added the results for last week, and have left the last 3 rounds open, so just have to find the correct round and add tips.

Load up your weekend multi!

Broncos 1-12 into Pulteney 1-39 into Gold Coast 1-39 @ $201.30

Money for jam

The Bedge wrote:Load up your weekend multi!

Broncos 1-12 into Pulteney 1-39 into Gold Coast 1-39 @ $201.30

Money for jam

As a Broncos man this didn’t age well


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The Ash Man wrote:

The Bedge wrote:Load up your weekend multi!

Broncos 1-12 into Pulteney 1-39 into Gold Coast 1-39 @ $201.30

Money for jam

As a Broncos man this didn’t age well


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Bronx were robbed with a minute to go In the match.. I was up and about until then, thought the gods were on my multi haha!

Had a good look at one of the finals hopefuls today in Morphy Pk though, geez they tick a lot of boxes. Good depth across their lines, multiple options, very fit, slick ball movement.

They’ll be tough to beat.

The Bedge wrote:Had a good look at one of the finals hopefuls today in Morphy Pk though, geez they tick a lot of boxes. Good depth across their lines, multiple options, very fit, slick ball movement.

They’ll be tough to beat.

Saw most of the game and you couldn't have picked a better day for football.

Seemed like Morphy Parks could and should have went on with it but didn't get out of second gear in the last quarter.

Good clean game of footy with the class of the youngsters Hankin and Dean having a massive influence in the middle.

PULTENEY FOOTBALL CLUB
Seeking expressions of interest for the Senior Coach Position, and Reserves Coach Position for the 2022 season and beyond.

The successful applicant will need to demonstrate the ability to fulfil these key responsibilities;
* Experienced and successful coaching and/or playing resume.
* Provide strong leadership and communication skills and the ability to further develop the Club’s football program
* Implementing an effective and modern game plan.
* Demonstrate the ability to recruit A grade level players to the Club
* Possess the ability to develop strong relationships and work closely with all key stakeholder’s in the Club and broader Community to develop a positive club environment.
* Demonstrate a willingness to develop and foster a culture in line with the Club’s values.
* Have, or be willing to obtain, a Level 2 Coaching Accreditation.

The Reserves Coach is responsible for assisting the development and implementation of the Club’s Football Strategy, which includes:
* Working alongside the Senior Coach to develop the Club’s Football Strategy
* Overall Coaching and Development of Players – implement Game Plan effectively
* Relationship Management across a diverse stakeholder group
* Developing a Culture of Success with shared values
* Promoting the Club and its Brand

Applications must be submitted by no later than Friday, September 10, 2021
To apply or if you have any queries regarding the application process please contact Andrew Plunkett at marketing@pulteneyfc.com.au or 0429 935 604

The Bedge wrote:PULTENEY FOOTBALL CLUB
Seeking expressions of interest for the Senior Coach Position, and Reserves Coach Position for the 2022 season and beyond.

The successful applicant will need to demonstrate the ability to fulfil these key responsibilities;
* Experienced and successful coaching and/or playing resume.
* Provide strong leadership and communication skills and the ability to further develop the Club’s football program
* Implementing an effective and modern game plan.
* Demonstrate the ability to recruit A grade level players to the Club
* Possess the ability to develop strong relationships and work closely with all key stakeholder’s in the Club and broader Community to develop a positive club environment.
* Demonstrate a willingness to develop and foster a culture in line with the Club’s values.
* Have, or be willing to obtain, a Level 2 Coaching Accreditation.

The Reserves Coach is responsible for assisting the development and implementation of the Club’s Football Strategy, which includes:
* Working alongside the Senior Coach to develop the Club’s Football Strategy
* Overall Coaching and Development of Players – implement Game Plan effectively
* Relationship Management across a diverse stakeholder group
* Developing a Culture of Success with shared values
* Promoting the Club and its Brand

Applications must be submitted by no later than Friday, September 10, 2021
To apply or if you have any queries regarding the application process please contact Andrew Plunkett at marketing@pulteneyfc.com.au or 0429 935 604

Any reason why you're advertising your own job mate?

Pag wrote:Any reason why you're advertising your own job mate?

Just helping the club try and find the best possible replacements.