Phantom Gossiper wrote:Will you let me play in the guts if i come?![]()
Every position is "in the guts".
by Lightning McQueen » Tue Nov 23, 2010 4:12 pm
Phantom Gossiper wrote:Will you let me play in the guts if i come?![]()
by Dogwatcher » Tue Nov 23, 2010 4:44 pm
by mypaddock » Tue Nov 23, 2010 7:56 pm
finn wrote:playing devil's advocate here...
Realistically how long can a one team club expect to survive for? There's no real incentive to sponsor as the potential pool and associated audience is quite small.
My personal belief is that clubs should have two teams minimum and that no a grade side should be playing lower than the lowest division with two teams - be it div 7 last year or div 8 several years ago. This applies to north pines and wingfield as well.
I know its difficult for ovingham having a long history and small catchment area for players but its also faintly ridiculous for an a grade side to be playing among the c divisions.
Perhaps a focus on juniors should be employed along with any strategy to get senior teams going?
In the past we've seen ovingham a grade play as low as division 10 south (this year's c5/c6) after coming down from a two team club then yo yo between div 7 and other c division sides. It's been a ten year struggle so far.
Saying all that, good luck to people out there - hopefully in div 7 or 8 with two teams even if they struggle rather than a one side club.
by old moz » Tue Nov 23, 2010 8:18 pm
dee man wrote:in this day and age of grass roots footy,it was a privledge for me to give something back to the game that has helped me so much in life.a few people have questioned my sanity in taking on this job but to me it was an easy descion.i was going to stay out of the game for another year but after speaking to a few clubs and also looking at what is happening at local clubs in the league,i must admit i have been disgusted at the way footy clubs are run and what they are prepaired to sell for short term success.on top of that you have players who think they are worth and expect to be paid big money to play our game.for the record you guys are a joke and a disgrace to this great game.on top of that you have coaches who are called legends and great but then again when you can get a club to buy you what you want and get who you want without you really working hard at your craft,well you are the same as the people i spoke about before.ovies is a great local club,ran by passionate and loyal people who have nothing but the best intentions for their club and we will all work hard to make it work.
any players that are looking to play footy with the view that it is the game we all love and great people that we meet and want to get into an envoirnment that is going to help you also in life,and for players that are being taken for granted at their clubs come down to the cattery on churchill road come january.iu wont take you for granted a either will this great club.
a letter of warning to all in our division,we were once an easy beat,that has changed,our focus has changed and our passion is back and as they say,payback can be a bitch
by old moz » Tue Nov 23, 2010 8:24 pm
Dogwatcher wrote:Why does it matter if a club is only playing its A grade in a C grade comp?
Why does it matter a club can't supply a B grade team at this time?
The important thing is that the club is playing.
As long as everything is running okay and the club's not a burden to the league, who cares?
by Freo HeaveHo » Tue Nov 23, 2010 8:40 pm
by Phantom Gossiper » Thu Nov 25, 2010 8:35 pm
by dee man » Thu Nov 25, 2010 9:10 pm
by Phantom Gossiper » Thu Nov 25, 2010 9:20 pm
dee man wrote:you are right on phantom.one of the biggest problems in the past has been the fact that the club didnt have the resourses to attract high quality players,to field teams they accepted anyone to the club.next season that will not be the case.football and winning is our aim but the most important thing to me and the club is the quality of person.that will come first.we have been and always will be a family orintated club and even tho i go into next season with a burning ambition and passion for success it is how you guage success nthat is important.the old days of the club and the people who brought it down are gone and we will succeed in what we are trying to achieve.trust me ,no stone will be unturned to get where we want to be and if that means an old man like myself has to pull on the boots again because of the high standards of behaviour and achievement we are putting in place,well so be it
by dee man » Fri Nov 26, 2010 10:14 am
Phantom Gossiper wrote:dee man wrote:you are right on phantom.one of the biggest problems in the past has been the fact that the club didnt have the resourses to attract high quality players,to field teams they accepted anyone to the club.next season that will not be the case.football and winning is our aim but the most important thing to me and the club is the quality of person.that will come first.we have been and always will be a family orintated club and even tho i go into next season with a burning ambition and passion for success it is how you guage success nthat is important.the old days of the club and the people who brought it down are gone and we will succeed in what we are trying to achieve.trust me ,no stone will be unturned to get where we want to be and if that means an old man like myself has to pull on the boots again because of the high standards of behaviour and achievement we are putting in place,well so be it
now now dont let your ambitions get mixed up with your ability![]()
by dee man » Fri Dec 03, 2010 2:16 pm
by mickey » Fri Dec 10, 2010 10:47 pm
dee man wrote:Realistically how long can a one team club expect to survive for? There's no real incentive to sponsor as the potential pool and associated audience is quite small.
you are quite correct but at ovies this year we are leaving no stone unturned in our endeavours.
we at Ovingham are proud and privledged to announce CASTROL AUSTRALIA as one of our major sponsors for the year.
they have been very good to us and with their great support give us a platform to build the new season on.
over the next few weeks final discussions will end with the signing of a number of key Australian national companies and South Australian companies that are going to be and are happy to be apart of the rebirth of Ovingham Football Club..THE PEOPLES CLUB
by dee man » Sun Dec 12, 2010 4:40 pm
mickey wrote:dee man wrote:Realistically how long can a one team club expect to survive for? There's no real incentive to sponsor as the potential pool and associated audience is quite small.
you are quite correct but at ovies this year we are leaving no stone unturned in our endeavours.
we at Ovingham are proud and privledged to announce CASTROL AUSTRALIA as one of our major sponsors for the year.
they have been very good to us and with their great support give us a platform to build the new season on.
over the next few weeks final discussions will end with the signing of a number of key Australian national companies and South Australian companies that are going to be and are happy to be apart of the rebirth of Ovingham Football Club..THE PEOPLES CLUB
Ill be there if u can get The People's Champion to the peoples club
by hawkseye » Wed Dec 15, 2010 7:19 pm
dee man wrote:mickey wrote:dee man wrote:Realistically how long can a one team club expect to survive for? There's no real incentive to sponsor as the potential pool and associated audience is quite small.
you are quite correct but at ovies this year we are leaving no stone unturned in our endeavours.
we at Ovingham are proud and privledged to announce CASTROL AUSTRALIA as one of our major sponsors for the year.
they have been very good to us and with their great support give us a platform to build the new season on.
over the next few weeks final discussions will end with the signing of a number of key Australian national companies and South Australian companies that are going to be and are happy to be apart of the rebirth of Ovingham Football Club..THE PEOPLES CLUB
Ill be there if u can get The People's Champion to the peoples club
he would need to check his skin folds to see if he would make the cut!
on top of that where more like the rattle snake...we like no one..care about no one else or what they do...and will do what ever we need to to win....
by dee man » Sun Jan 02, 2011 5:11 pm
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by The_Warrior » Wed Jan 12, 2011 9:02 am
by carey » Wed Jan 12, 2011 7:21 pm
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