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mighty hounds wrote:

woodublieve12 wrote:Those club you mention aren't in the southern league

There in metro south juniors though

woodublieve12 wrote:

mighty hounds wrote:

woodublieve12 wrote:Those club you mention aren't in the southern league

There in metro south juniors though

they are, except for flinders park i reckon.

i thought jo meant the SFL

Jetters wrote:In our junior comp if we had similar rules Unley, Goodwood and Mitcham for example would have many teams in each grade, CLG and Glenunga wouldn't have any (more or less). Glenunga were late on the scene and have been able to develop their junior program and CLG used to run a poor junior program which has since been much improved program, now both clubs fill teams in nearly all grades, this would never have happened under your system.

Parents in the area have a genuine choice about which club their kids play for and clubs have to maintain a high standard otherwise players will move. It is also a much more enjoyable competition for the kids when they play against a number of different clubs vs the same few each week.

Our 2nd responsibility, after the kids, must be to football on the whole, this philosophy of developing as many strong clubs as possible will help ensure a sustainable future for our league and be for the betterment of football long term.

Look Good In Leather wrote:

G_Leonard wrote:Sorry to interrupt this debate, but has anyone heard how Seaton are looking?
Had heard about their mass exodus early in the summer, but I hear they've got a few recruits locked in.

I've heard:
Ali Vessali, a tall forward/ruckman most recently from Aldinga... one of their more handy players;
Sam Harvey, full forward most recently from Victor Harbour (I think), pretty handy, solid replacement for Loechel
Shane Harris, small forward/pinch hit in midfield most recently at Portland

Has anyone heard any others?

http://www.news.com.au/sport/allergic-r ... 6886906355

Q. wrote:Ali is building an impressive club shirt collection.

Mr Beefy wrote:There is another one too

wristwatcher wrote:Wow wee Salisbury West out of Div 3

Now a 9 team comp.

Will be interesting to see where Salisbury West end up

Q. wrote:

wristwatcher wrote:Wow wee Salisbury West out of Div 3

Now a 9 team comp.

Will be interesting to see where Salisbury West end up

C1

Suri wrote:

Q. wrote:

wristwatcher wrote:Wow wee Salisbury West out of Div 3

Now a 9 team comp.

Will be interesting to see where Salisbury West end up

C1

I heard they may be put in Div 7 or 8

BurraBoys wrote:So what is everyone's thoughts on the revised draw?

For us, obviously Bye in Rd1 and again after the June long weekend bye isn't great but it has to be someone I guess.

What I'm less impressed with is how we have been scheduled to play every team coming off their bye in the second half. Fresh team each week? Bit rough surely?

I know the league wants to have a mirrored draw first half to second half but surely someone would look at that and the unusual circumstances of the bye and come up with a better solution?

Please don't treat this a whinge. I'd be singing the same tune if another club was faced with the same predicament.

Gcsunz wrote:Golden grove few handy pickups, eastern park BnF, st peter oc player, Salisbury west player and some SANFL reserves players returning

Demon Juke wrote:

Gcsunz wrote:Golden grove few handy pickups, eastern park BnF, st peter oc player, Salisbury west player and some SANFL reserves players returning

Salisbury West Player is McIntyre, salisbury west coach's son - will they even have enough for 1 side??