Riverland Football Chatter

[Basher McCracken]

I was under the impression that these rules already applied in the rfl

It only applies during the finals

[Bum Crack]

Is the rumour true that the league will be banning all BYO for all home and away games

Luckily for me I don't drink. If I did, I wouldn't be happy with that new rule one little bit.

[stun72]

I was under the impression that these rules already applied in the rfl

It only applies during the finals

I agree with you RW - I thought it was already a rule applied during the season as well as finals.

[Ripdschitlaz]

Is the rumour true that the league will be banning all BYO for all home and away games

The London riots will pale into insignificance if that becomes fact.

[DARK KNIGHT]

I was under the impression that these rules already applied in the rfl

It only applies during the finals

I agree with you RW - I thought it was already a rule applied during the season as well as finals.

i think you will find that it depends on the liquor license held by the various clubs meaning that if the oval and surrounds are covered under the license than no you are not supposed to let alcohol into the ground.that is why come finals the clubs need to get the whole oval area licensed to sell grog around the ground and can the stop patrons bringing in their own grog

[200 Killer Wasps]

It is an offence to bring alcohol into a football ground that has a licensed premises. This law is similar to bringing your own alcohol into a pub or club - you cannot do it.

The licensed premises of a football club extend to the boundary perimeter and the club has the power to search your car for alcohol. I think it also works the other way where alcohol purchased at the ground must be consumed at the ground and not taken outside the perimeter.

At Ceduna you cannot consume alcohol outside of the clubrooms or changerooms.

Dont know about the likes of Paringa, Moorook, Cobby and Lyrup that do not have a licensed premises at their oval. Although I imagine Paringa would have some sort of restricted license to sell from their Steak Sanger shed.

[FREO]

I thought there would have been a fair bit on here about Mal Greenwood coming up to coach loxton next year. A few of your posters have been on the BL&G site letting everyone know he has left Freeling and is a sure thing. Maybe a bit of wishfull thinking maybe.

[Footy Warrior]

I thought there would have been a fair bit on here about Mal Greenwood coming up to coach loxton next year. A few of your posters have been on the BL&G site letting everyone know he has left Freeling and is a sure thing. Maybe a bit of wishfull thinking maybe.

Wouldn't surprise me Freo. The BL&G and RFL have been swapping players for years!

[Dogwatcher]

I thought there would have been a fair bit on here about Mal Greenwood coming up to coach loxton next year. A few of your posters have been on the BL&G site letting everyone know he has left Freeling and is a sure thing. Maybe a bit of wishfull thinking maybe.

No one said it was a definite.
Would be interesting to see if Greeny does come back.
And, if he did, would Harry come too? Who else might join them?

[OnSong]

Got told by a reliable source (A Jarman himself) the story about Harry doin a nugget on Jars' desk is not true at all.

Was a bit disappointed to be honest.

[Ron Burgundy]

So did he share the real story OS?

[Baron Greenback]

So did he share the real story OS?

Was it Jars doing a nugget on Harry?

[OnSong]

So did he share the real story OS?

Was it Jars doing a nugget on Harry?

There was no nugget. I was fairly drunk but I remember Jars emphasising there was no nugget.

Perhaps he got stage fright. I don't think it sounds like Harry to get stage fright.

[Baron Greenback]

So did he share the real story OS?

Was it Jars doing a nugget on Harry?

There was no nugget. I was fairly drunk but I remember Jars emphasising there was no nugget.

Perhaps he got stage fright. I don't think it sounds like Harry to get stage fright.

Damn it. The story's way better with a nugget.

[OnSong]

So did he share the real story OS?

Was it Jars doing a nugget on Harry?

There was no nugget. I was fairly drunk but I remember Jars emphasising there was no nugget.

Perhaps he got stage fright. I don't think it sounds like Harry to get stage fright.

Damn it. The story's way better with a nugget.

Hell yeah. No nugget, no story.

[boot camp]

I was under the impression that these rules already applied in the rfl

It only applies during the finals

I agree with you RW - I thought it was already a rule applied during the season as well as finals.

i think you will find that it depends on the liquor license held by the various clubs meaning that if the oval and surrounds are covered under the license than no you are not supposed to let alcohol into the ground.that is why come finals the clubs need to get the whole oval area licensed to sell grog around the ground and can the stop patrons bringing in their own grog

It is definately current law as part of liquor licencing. To my knowledge it has to do with when there is an entrance charge to watch the football.
In the instance of RRFC their licence is a 2 metre boundary around the clubrooms and out to the bike track in the front. They have to apply to have a booth anywhere else around the oval.
When cricket, baseball etc is played the ruling for bringing in alcohol doesnt apply.

[Bum Crack]

Ridiculous rule. No way I'm going to pay $7.00 for a stubby at the club, when I can get a slab for $50 and have a quiet dozen when I'm watching the local footy. Maybe the RFL can set up a booth at every home game and charge $2.50 a stubby then??

[DARK KNIGHT]

Ridiculous rule. No way I'm going to pay $7.00 for a stubby at the club, when I can get a slab for $50 and have a quiet dozen when I'm watching the local footy. Maybe the RFL can set up a booth at every home game and charge $2.50 a stubby then??

it is not the RFL rule they are just policing it. It is a liquor licence requirement. you are only upset because you won't be able to buy beers from the Berri beergraders for $2.50, oh thats right you don't drink

[Bum Crack]

Ridiculous rule. No way I'm going to pay $7.00 for a stubby at the club, when I can get a slab for $50 and have a quiet dozen when I'm watching the local footy. Maybe the RFL can set up a booth at every home game and charge $2.50 a stubby then??

it is not the RFL rule they are just policing it. It is a liquor licence requirement. you are only upset because you won't be able to buy beers from the Berri beergraders for $2.50, oh thats right you don't drink

well if it's not their rule, they shouldn't be policing it then. Crap rule.

[Baron Greenback]

It is an offence to bring alcohol into a football ground that has a licensed premises. This law is similar to bringing your own alcohol into a pub or club - you cannot do it.

The licensed premises of a football club extend to the boundary perimeter and the club has the power to search your car for alcohol. I think it also works the other way where alcohol purchased at the ground must be consumed at the ground and not taken outside the perimeter.

At Ceduna you cannot consume alcohol outside of the clubrooms or changerooms.

Dont know about the likes of Paringa, Moorook, Cobby and Lyrup that do not have a licensed premises at their oval. Although I imagine Paringa would have some sort of restricted license to sell from their Steak Sanger shed.

I believe we have a restricted license, but we'll have a full one for the grand final.