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Did he play for WA at some point.
Yes he did.
by The Dark Knight » Thu Mar 21, 2013 2:33 pm
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Did he play for WA at some point.
by am Bays » Thu Mar 21, 2013 2:38 pm
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Did he play for WA at some point.
by Ecky » Thu Mar 21, 2013 2:55 pm
am Bays wrote:Since 1980 there have been 125 test caps awarded, our grade system has developed ten of them (T Chappell (when playing for NSW), Phillips, May, Blewett, Gillespie, Lehman, Tait, Cullen, Manou and George, the last three are them are one test wonders.
I'm not counting the imports - McIntyre, Lyons and Wilson
Tasmania with a third of our population has produced six from its grade systems (Wooley, Campbell, Ponting, Young, Paine and Doherty) Once again not counting the ring ins Cowan, Krejza etc
I can't be ar5ed counting all the WA debutants since 1980, a state roughly our population size: Alderman, Yardley, Hogan, Marsh, Reid, Zoehrer, Valetta, Moody - eight in the 80s alone, then Martyn, Langer, Angel, Julian....
Yep our grade system aint broke....
John Olsen, June 2012 wrote:"Reserves teams in the SANFL for the two AFL clubs is not negotiable.
We will not compromise the SANFL competition (with AFL reserves teams)."
by am Bays » Thu Mar 21, 2013 3:04 pm
Ecky wrote:am Bays wrote:Since 1980 there have been 125 test caps awarded, our grade system has developed ten of them (T Chappell (when playing for NSW), Phillips, May, Blewett, Gillespie, Lehman, Tait, Cullen, Manou and George, the last three are them are one test wonders.
I'm not counting the imports - McIntyre, Lyons and Wilson
Tasmania with a third of our population has produced six from its grade systems (Wooley, Campbell, Ponting, Young, Paine and Doherty) Once again not counting the ring ins Cowan, Krejza etc
I can't be ar5ed counting all the WA debutants since 1980, a state roughly our population size: Alderman, Yardley, Hogan, Marsh, Reid, Zoehrer, Valetta, Moody - eight in the 80s alone, then Martyn, Langer, Angel, Julian....
Yep our grade system aint broke....
I fail to see your argument, am Bays.![]()
According to 2012 ABS figures, SA has 7.31% of Australia's population (more than BulldogProud's estimate of 1/20 = 5%)
According to your figures, SA has produced 8% of Australian test cricketers since 1980 (10/125)
by Footy Smart » Thu Mar 21, 2013 3:12 pm
Ecky wrote:am Bays wrote:Since 1980 there have been 125 test caps awarded, our grade system has developed ten of them (T Chappell (when playing for NSW), Phillips, May, Blewett, Gillespie, Lehman, Tait, Cullen, Manou and George, the last three are them are one test wonders.
I'm not counting the imports - McIntyre, Lyons and Wilson
Tasmania with a third of our population has produced six from its grade systems (Wooley, Campbell, Ponting, Young, Paine and Doherty) Once again not counting the ring ins Cowan, Krejza etc
I can't be ar5ed counting all the WA debutants since 1980, a state roughly our population size: Alderman, Yardley, Hogan, Marsh, Reid, Zoehrer, Valetta, Moody - eight in the 80s alone, then Martyn, Langer, Angel, Julian....
Yep our grade system aint broke....
I fail to see your argument, am Bays.![]()
According to 2012 ABS figures, SA has 7.31% of Australia's population (more than BulldogProud's estimate of 1/20 = 5%)
According to your figures, SA has produced 8% of Australian test cricketers since 1980 (10/125)
by Ecky » Thu Mar 21, 2013 3:16 pm
am Bays wrote:Ecky wrote:am Bays wrote:Since 1980 there have been 125 test caps awarded, our grade system has developed ten of them (T Chappell (when playing for NSW), Phillips, May, Blewett, Gillespie, Lehman, Tait, Cullen, Manou and George, the last three are them are one test wonders.
I'm not counting the imports - McIntyre, Lyons and Wilson
Tasmania with a third of our population has produced six from its grade systems (Wooley, Campbell, Ponting, Young, Paine and Doherty) Once again not counting the ring ins Cowan, Krejza etc
I can't be ar5ed counting all the WA debutants since 1980, a state roughly our population size: Alderman, Yardley, Hogan, Marsh, Reid, Zoehrer, Valetta, Moody - eight in the 80s alone, then Martyn, Langer, Angel, Julian....
Yep our grade system aint broke....
I fail to see your argument, am Bays.![]()
According to 2012 ABS figures, SA has 7.31% of Australia's population (more than BulldogProud's estimate of 1/20 = 5%)
According to your figures, SA has produced 8% of Australian test cricketers since 1980 (10/125)
that's now in 2013, what was the %age in 1980 and what is our average % of the population over that 35 years?
John Olsen, June 2012 wrote:"Reserves teams in the SANFL for the two AFL clubs is not negotiable.
We will not compromise the SANFL competition (with AFL reserves teams)."
by am Bays » Thu Mar 21, 2013 3:36 pm
by Bulls forever » Wed Mar 27, 2013 7:44 pm
am Bays wrote:but how does it explain other states puncing over their weight compared to us?
PS you can probably also add Ryan Harris to our development numbers as well given he grew up here and only moved in his late 20s to Qld.
by Bulls forever » Wed Mar 27, 2013 7:48 pm
by therisingblues » Wed Apr 03, 2013 11:52 am
Ecky wrote:am Bays wrote:Ecky wrote:am Bays wrote:Since 1980 there have been 125 test caps awarded, our grade system has developed ten of them (T Chappell (when playing for NSW), Phillips, May, Blewett, Gillespie, Lehman, Tait, Cullen, Manou and George, the last three are them are one test wonders.
I'm not counting the imports - McIntyre, Lyons and Wilson
Tasmania with a third of our population has produced six from its grade systems (Wooley, Campbell, Ponting, Young, Paine and Doherty) Once again not counting the ring ins Cowan, Krejza etc
I can't be ar5ed counting all the WA debutants since 1980, a state roughly our population size: Alderman, Yardley, Hogan, Marsh, Reid, Zoehrer, Valetta, Moody - eight in the 80s alone, then Martyn, Langer, Angel, Julian....
Yep our grade system aint broke....
I fail to see your argument, am Bays.![]()
According to 2012 ABS figures, SA has 7.31% of Australia's population (more than BulldogProud's estimate of 1/20 = 5%)
According to your figures, SA has produced 8% of Australian test cricketers since 1980 (10/125)
that's now in 2013, what was the %age in 1980 and what is our average % of the population over that 35 years?
According to the 1981 census it was 8.97%
So the average over that time would be something close to the 8% mark.
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by helicopterking » Mon May 27, 2013 1:17 pm
mickey wrote:Full squad? I know people who are just getting the email telling them how to nominate to play
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by Shark_Hunter » Thu May 30, 2013 12:32 pm
by Footy Smart » Thu May 30, 2013 1:26 pm
Shark_Hunter wrote:So when and why did the Western Suns become the Western Grit?
by heater31 » Thu May 30, 2013 3:54 pm
Footy Smart wrote:Shark_Hunter wrote:So when and why did the Western Suns become the Western Grit?
Ive also heard a senior player from one zone will captain another zones side
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