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Would bet the house that eastern park absolutely mauls everyone this year. Absolutely quality signings that are not only absolute guns but good blokes to play with and have a beer with after, to go with all the resigned players from last year and ones that left from the year before. Put everything on black that Chris Knapp will take them all the way and win the association medal, you’ve heard it here first.

BleedBlueNWhite wrote:Would bet the house that eastern park absolutely mauls everyone this year. Absolutely quality signings that are not only absolute guns but good blokes to play with and have a beer with after, to go with all the resigned players from last year and ones that left from the year before. Put everything on black that Chris Knapp will take them all the way and win the association medal, you’ve heard it here first.

Absolutely.

Fabulous

DOC wrote:Fabulous

Absolutely

Units going hard after Willaston kids.. wonder if they'll be kept to the 3 per club rule.

Points players?

Mostly not

Think they can take 5 then…

scottroo wrote:Think they can take 5 then…

Where did you make that up from?

10.2A.1: Subject to Regulations 10.3A.2 and 10.3A.3, an Affiliated League Club may refuse a Clearance for a player if three (3) players have previously transferred from the Club with which the player is currently registered ("the Current Club") to the same Affiliated League Club ("the Transferring Club") in the current season.

Exceptions are if club agrees, or if the players has played 25+ games previously for the club they're going to.

We (Ingle Farm) will be applying this rule to players heading to Brahma Lodge..

The Bedge wrote:Units going hard after Willaston kids.. wonder if they'll be kept to the 3 per club rule.

They're no good anyway so willaston will happily let them go.

Purple Warrior wrote:

The Bedge wrote:Units going hard after Willaston kids.. wonder if they'll be kept to the 3 per club rule.

They're no good anyway so willaston will happily let them go.

The Units Coach was at Willaston last year so you'd expect a cuttla lads might have got a phonecall, text, instgram photo facebook message, tik tok video or however you talk to kids these days.

Hi all I hope we are all well. The attitude of the Willaston kids that have left are no good, is one reason why they leave. Great attitude. They actually wanted to come play for me. But hey everyone is aloud their opinion’s. Good luck to everyone playing eastern park.

**** hope your coaching is better than your grammar..

Good luck young man, it’s good to see you get an opportunity at the top level regardless how the next 12 months plays out <3

Eastern Park v Central United grand final - dads will be thrilled they can attend all their kids grand final at the same ground and guaranteed one winner at least.

The Bedge wrote:
Eastern Park v Central United grand final - dads will be thrilled they can attend all their kids grand final at the same ground and guaranteed one winner at least.

To be played at Mt Barker oval.

Drove past Salisbury training last night. Lucky to have 20 blokes and most looked about 15 years old. Long year ahead.

Purple Warrior wrote:Drove past Salisbury training last night. Lucky to have 20 blokes and most looked about 15 years old. Long year ahead.

Yep long year, especially given there’s 5 months until the season starts




Perhaps it was the under 16’s training

Purple Warrior wrote:Drove past Salisbury training last night. Lucky to have 20 blokes and most looked about 15 years old. Long year ahead.

It's **** November..

We started last night, but it's optional sessions pre-xmas once a week. We certainly aren't phased if we get 2, 20 or 200 out - really up to the players who are keen.

Seasons are so long as it is, yet every year feels like clubs want to make them even longer just to keep up / match everyone else.

Pre-xmas is largely a waste of time IMO... most blokes in this level are only gonna go on a 2 week bender over xmas / NYE anyway.

The Bedge wrote:

Purple Warrior wrote:Drove past Salisbury training last night. Lucky to have 20 blokes and most looked about 15 years old. Long year ahead.

It's **** November..

We started last night, but it's optional sessions pre-xmas once a week. We certainly aren't phased if we get 2, 20 or 200 out - really up to the players who are keen.

Seasons are so long as it is, yet every year feels like clubs want to make them even longer just to keep up / match everyone else.

Pre-xmas is largely a waste of time IMO... most blokes in this level are only gonna go on a 2 week bender over xmas / NYE anyway.

Agreed 100%. Flaggies have won 7 of the last 8 flags n the SFL, if you have a look at their session numbers at the moment they'd barely have more than a dozen.

if this was March, then Salisbury would be up the proverbial without a paddle

wenchbarwer wrote:

The Bedge wrote:

Purple Warrior wrote:Drove past Salisbury training last night. Lucky to have 20 blokes and most looked about 15 years old. Long year ahead.

It's **** November..

We started last night, but it's optional sessions pre-xmas once a week. We certainly aren't phased if we get 2, 20 or 200 out - really up to the players who are keen.

Seasons are so long as it is, yet every year feels like clubs want to make them even longer just to keep up / match everyone else.

Pre-xmas is largely a waste of time IMO... most blokes in this level are only gonna go on a 2 week bender over xmas / NYE anyway.

Agreed 100%. Flaggies have won 7 of the last 8 flags n the SFL, if you have a look at their session numbers at the moment they'd barely have more than a dozen.

if this was March, then Salisbury would be up the proverbial without a paddle

we are the same. Won 6 out of the last 7 years (playing in 7 straight GF's).

We don't start pre season until mid/late January once everyone has had a mini break after harvest. Even then we will probably train with 10-15 people up until Feb. Whilst teams like North Clare, South Clare will get 40 a session right now and then nothing coming June.

100% of our pre season is done with the balls as including warm up / down laps. On average we can normally smash 7-8 kms in 60 minutes to the dot with nothing but ball work working on ball movement, structures, decision making, competitve work etc.

For us our 'fit blokes' are generally training 4-5 nights a week anyway on their own personal fitness goals. We had 4 blokes go and run the Sydney marathon 7 days after winning the premiership this year and not finishing drinking until Wednesday