Grade Cricket

[Tony Clifton]

Dean Sayers is a good choice.

Excellent coach, pretty tough, knows his stuff.

Just what the club needs with a young group of players coming through.

Any other coach news? I know Glenelg are on the lookout. Prospect as well?

[interested observer]

Dean Sayers is a good choice.

Excellent coach, pretty tough, knows his stuff.

Just what the club needs with a young group of players coming through.

Any other coach news? I know Glenelg are on the lookout. Prospect as well?

Whisper of Grant Wyman for Prospect !!

[FOOTY TALK]

A Grade, grade cricket premiership winning coach from 3 seasons ago.
Also hear a change of President at the Buffalos is imminent.

Considering the current one has already resigned due to work commitments and was unable to attend the presentation evening due to said commitments.

H31, what is going on, doesn't everyone know that Sayers is coaching and Ian Graham has replaced Brenton Barrett as President. Any chance you will get a President that lives within an hour of Glandore.

correction Ian Graham is only care taker at this point in time, He has been appointed by the board to lead the club until the AGM, He is in my opinion welcome to nominate for the position and I can't see many more nominations coming from anyone else. Perhaps some more recently retired players take up roles.

I expect a few younger blokes to nominate for positions on the committee, following through on some talk earlier in the season.


100% on the Money re the Coach though, Dean Sayers has the job. Not sure if he is going to raid Woodville considering he recruited a couple of our blokes in his time at Oval Ave it would be nice to see them return. Any others that follow would be welcomed with open arms

CHAD HAS ALREADY SAID NO TO PLAYING AT ADELAIDE

[helicopterking]

CHAD HAS ALREADY SAID NO TO PLAYING AT ADELAIDE[/quote]


Chad Sayers No, Aaron Sayers yes

[Tony Clifton]

Whisper of Grant Wyman for Prospect !!

Sure it's not Greg Wyman? He was batting coach there last year.

[The Angry Bull]

A Grade, grade cricket premiership winning coach from 3 seasons ago.
Also hear a change of President at the Buffalos is imminent.

Considering the current one has already resigned due to work commitments and was unable to attend the presentation evening due to said commitments.

H31, what is going on, doesn't everyone know that Sayers is coaching and Ian Graham has replaced Brenton Barrett as President. Any chance you will get a President that lives within an hour of Glandore.

correction Ian Graham is only care taker at this point in time, He has been appointed by the board to lead the club until the AGM, He is in my opinion welcome to nominate for the position and I can't see many more nominations coming from anyone else. Perhaps some more recently retired players take up roles.

I expect a few younger blokes to nominate for positions on the committee, following through on some talk earlier in the season.


100% on the Money re the Coach though, Dean Sayers has the job. Not sure if he is going to raid Woodville considering he recruited a couple of our blokes in his time at Oval Ave it would be nice to see them return. Any others that follow would be welcomed with open arms

Hopefully Ian does a fantastic job... had him as a team manager for a carnival this year and this bloke works tirelessly for any cause he puts himself to... very unfortunate that our junior system failed our local young lads and young graham ended up at the buffs, subsequently the gullies lost out on a great club servant there

[buulsroar]

A Grade, grade cricket premiership winning coach from 3 seasons ago.
Also hear a change of President at the Buffalos is imminent.[/quote]


Considering the current one has already resigned due to work commitments and was unable to attend the presentation evening due to said commitments.[/quote]

H31, what is going on, doesn't everyone know that Sayers is coaching and Ian Graham has replaced Brenton Barrett as President. Any chance you will get a President that lives within an hour of Glandore.[/quote]

correction Ian Graham is only care taker at this point in time, He has been appointed by the board to lead the club until the AGM, He is in my opinion welcome to nominate for the position and I can't see many more nominations coming from anyone else. Perhaps some more recently retired players take up roles.

I expect a few younger blokes to nominate for positions on the committee, following through on some talk earlier in the season.


100% on the Money re the Coach though, Dean Sayers has the job. Not sure if he is going to raid Woodville considering he recruited a couple of our blokes in his time at Oval Ave it would be nice to see them return. Any others that follow would be welcomed with open arms [/quote]

Hopefully Ian does a fantastic job... had him as a team manager for a carnival this year and this bloke works tirelessly for any cause he puts himself to... very unfortunate that our junior system failed our local young lads and young graham ended up at the buffs, subsequently the gullies lost out on a great club servant there[/quote]






It wasn't from a lack of trying. I had many conservations with Ian about coming to the Bulls, firstly with his son playing then Ian hopefully getting involved with the committee/board. Great bloke Ian, our loss & Adelaide's gain.

[the star]

Is there a big competition shakeup on the cards for grade cricket? My information is a new four team contracted players super league competition will take shape next season

[Footy Smart]

Is there a big competition shakeup on the cards for grade cricket? My information is a new four team contracted players super league competition will take shape next season

How does the structure work Star?

[heater31]

Is there a big competition shakeup on the cards for grade cricket? My information is a new four team contracted players super league competition will take shape next season

How does the structure work Star?

One would assume the failed super league is revived with a few amendments?

[Footy Smart]

Roberts to Sturt

How does the super league sturcture work? i am unfamiliar with it

[The Hound]

Roberts to Sturt
How does the super league sturcture work? i am unfamiliar with it

Have heard that the Stingrays B Grade Premiership captain from last season is being touted as the A Grade captain.

[CoverKing]

Roberts to Sturt
How does the super league sturcture work? i am unfamiliar with it

Have heard that the Stingrays B Grade Premiership captain from last season is being touted as the A Grade captain.

Why is everyone leaving Southerns? Outsider from a local cricket comp but just interesting to hear of players leaving southern at the same time

[heater31]

Roberts to Sturt
How does the super league sturcture work? i am unfamiliar with it

Have heard that the Stingrays B Grade Premiership captain from last season is being touted as the A Grade captain.

Why is everyone leaving Southerns? Outsider from a local cricket comp but just interesting to hear of players leaving southern at the same time

Unless you live/work locally I would suspect that travel would factor in a large part of the decision making of players.

[Bag The Points]

Roberts and Garrett both live at Willunga, so I don't think easier travel had any bearing on it.

[The Hound]

Roberts and Garrett both live at Willunga, so I don't think easier travel had any bearing on it.

Maybe the Cha-Ching Cha-Ching has something to do with it BTP.

[Tony Clifton]

Has Garrett gone too?

[The Hound]

Has Garrett gone too?

Word is he is goning to Glenelg

[jb]

word is aswell josh barrett is on the move to adelaide

[the bearded wonder]

Why are all these lads leaving Southern? They had a very successful year. Top 6 in the firsts b grade premiers and c grade runners up. Its a real shame when a club builds a good squad from local talent and they decide to move on.