by am Bays » Tue May 02, 2023 11:31 am
by Wedgie » Tue May 02, 2023 12:25 pm
Armchair expert wrote:Such a great club are Geelong
by Dutchy » Tue May 02, 2023 3:14 pm
by am Bays » Tue May 02, 2023 3:40 pm
Dutchy wrote:As a rule supporters over rate the influence of umpires in a match, emotionally you want to blame someone and umpires are easy targets, sure umpires make mistakes but there are also 36 players on the field making more mistakes that influence the games result much much more than the men in green/pink.
by DOC » Tue May 02, 2023 9:57 pm
am Bays wrote:Dutchy wrote:As a rule supporters over rate the influence of umpires in a match, emotionally you want to blame someone and umpires are easy targets, sure umpires make mistakes but there are also 36 players on the field making more mistakes that influence the games result much much more than the men in green/pink.
Agree never said they've impacted the outcome or results of games.
However much like players missing kicks or not adjusting/leading to the right spot/spreading to covers D 50 outlets you can see the decline in standards in our umpires and positioning especially with stoppage set ups and forward vision.
Trust me I know all the umpiring errors as I make them so I know what to look for.
At the same time watching on Sunday there were some very sexy Mid Zone chop outs by Miller and Sobieraj (the younger umpires) who as End Zone instigated a change whilst the former MZ had set kick control they ran through to become the new Mid Zone allowing their mate to have a "rest" as Defensive EZ.
In many ways its not unexpected with the increase in umpires required at the AFL level this system and natural turnover over the last few years.
AS I said there's an opportunity to get some of the promising young reserve grade umpires up and exposed to build the base of senior umpires.
by am Bays » Tue May 02, 2023 10:35 pm
by Big Phil » Thu May 04, 2023 9:31 pm
by Bluedemon » Thu May 04, 2023 9:43 pm
Big Phil wrote:West Adelaide have lost Billy Glanvill, who returns home to Victoria while Leadership Group member Jordon Boyle steps away from SANFL footy immediately.
by Big Phil » Thu May 04, 2023 9:46 pm
Bluedemon wrote:Big Phil wrote:West Adelaide have lost Billy Glanvill, who returns home to Victoria while Leadership Group member Jordon Boyle steps away from SANFL footy immediately.
I wonder where Boyle has gone to
by gazzamagoo » Fri May 05, 2023 3:48 pm
Big Phil wrote:West Adelaide have lost Billy Glanvill, who returns home to Victoria while Leadership Group member Jordon Boyle steps away from SANFL footy immediately.
by Bluedemon » Mon May 08, 2023 5:27 pm
by Eagles2014 » Mon May 08, 2023 6:45 pm
Bluedemon wrote:2023 West End State Squad Released
A 32-player West End State squad, littered with stars from inform Hostplus SANFL League clubs Sturt, North Adelaide and Glenelg, has been released ahead of the Kia State Game on May 19.
The undefeated Double Blues, highly-talented Roosters and fast-starting Tigers each have seven players chosen in the lead up to the battle for the Haydn Bunton Junior Cup at Adelaide Oval from 3.10pm.
Seeking their fourth win in succession against the Sandgropers, the Croweaters begin training on Tuesday night at Thebarton Oval under incoming West End State coach Jade Rawlings.
With new Chairman of Selectors Tim Ginever replacing his fellow FIVEaa co-host Stephen Rowe, the final squad will be trimmed next Monday after Round 6 of the Hostplus SANFL League.
Ginever, a seven-time Port Adelaide premiership player, is a passionate South Australian and advocate for the SANFL given his role as Channel 7 commentator provides him with the opportunity to immerse himself in the competition.
”It really is a great honour,” Ginever said.
”I’ve still got all of my (State) guernseys, tracksuits, you name it, because it meant so much and it takes so much to be selected in those (State) teams.
”And then you want to honour it, so it means a lot to me to be back involved.”
Posting their first 5-0 start to the season since 1978, Sturt has prolific midfielders Patrick Wilson and Tom Lewis in the squad, together with former Port Adelaide speedster Marty Frederick.
Double Blues defenders Will Coomblas and Connor McFadyen also feature, together with 150-game goalsneak Josh Hone and last year’s Fos Williams Medallist, Casey Voss.
Bob Quinn Medallist Noah Casalini headlines the Roosters’ inclusions, with key members of last year’s victorious outfit, Harrison Wigg and Keenan Ramsey, strong chances to return.
Together with Frederick, North’s Frank Szekely looms as an ideal choice to start on a wing given his hard-running style while teammates Harrison Magor, Cameron Craig and Mitch Harvey have also been rewarded for their early form.
Last year’s West End State captain, Liam McBean, is among the Glenelg players selected, together with leading goal kicker Lachie Hosie, inform utility Matt Allen and Tigers captain Max Proud.
Bays midfielder Brett Turner, small defender Darcy Bailey and ruckman Cam McGree all have an opportunity to make their State debut.
All eight non-AFL aligned SANFL clubs are represented, with the Redlegs (Harry Boyd) and Bloods (Josh Ryan) having one selection each.
Rawlings, who assumes the coaching mantle from Jade Sheedy, will have fellow Hostplus SANFL League mentors Jacob Surjan (North) and Darren Reeves (Glenelg) by his side while Central District coach Paul Thomas will don the fluros as the team’s runner.
Bulldogs premiership champions James and Chris Gowans, together with Rick Macgowan will also be members of the coaching panel, as well as Adelaide’s SANFL captain Matthew Wright and North Adelaide premiership defender Mitch Clisby.
Central District
Jez McLennan
Billy Iles
Glenelg
Matt Allen
Brett Turner
Liam McBean
Lachie Hosie
Darcy Bailey
Cam McGree
Max Proud
North Adelaide
Noah Casalini
Cameron Craig
Harrison Wigg
Harrison Magor
Keenan Ramsey
Mitch Harvey
Frank Szekely
Norwood
Harry Boyd
South Adelaide
Mitch O'Neill
Sam Skinner
Eamon Wilkinson
Sturt
Will Coomblas
Marty Frederick
Tom Lewis
Casey Voss
Patrick Wilson
Josh Hone
Connor McFadyen
West Adelaide
Josh Ryan
Woodville-West Torrens
Mitch Hardie
Connor Ballenden
James Rowe
by RB » Mon May 08, 2023 6:51 pm
by Bluedemon » Tue May 09, 2023 9:35 am
RB wrote:Considering the WAFL named a 34-man squad prior to ANZAC Day, and we've only named a squad 11 days out, it's fair to say the WAFL are taking this more seriously at the moment.
How many training sessions are the SA team going to be having together? 3? 4?
by robranisgod » Tue May 09, 2023 9:42 am
Eagles2014 wrote:Bluedemon wrote:2023 West End State Squad Released
A 32-player West End State squad, littered with stars from inform Hostplus SANFL League clubs Sturt, North Adelaide and Glenelg, has been released ahead of the Kia State Game on May 19.
The undefeated Double Blues, highly-talented Roosters and fast-starting Tigers each have seven players chosen in the lead up to the battle for the Haydn Bunton Junior Cup at Adelaide Oval from 3.10pm.
Seeking their fourth win in succession against the Sandgropers, the Croweaters begin training on Tuesday night at Thebarton Oval under incoming West End State coach Jade Rawlings.
With new Chairman of Selectors Tim Ginever replacing his fellow FIVEaa co-host Stephen Rowe, the final squad will be trimmed next Monday after Round 6 of the Hostplus SANFL League.
Ginever, a seven-time Port Adelaide premiership player, is a passionate South Australian and advocate for the SANFL given his role as Channel 7 commentator provides him with the opportunity to immerse himself in the competition.
”It really is a great honour,” Ginever said.
”I’ve still got all of my (State) guernseys, tracksuits, you name it, because it meant so much and it takes so much to be selected in those (State) teams.
”And then you want to honour it, so it means a lot to me to be back involved.”
Posting their first 5-0 start to the season since 1978, Sturt has prolific midfielders Patrick Wilson and Tom Lewis in the squad, together with former Port Adelaide speedster Marty Frederick.
Double Blues defenders Will Coomblas and Connor McFadyen also feature, together with 150-game goalsneak Josh Hone and last year’s Fos Williams Medallist, Casey Voss.
Bob Quinn Medallist Noah Casalini headlines the Roosters’ inclusions, with key members of last year’s victorious outfit, Harrison Wigg and Keenan Ramsey, strong chances to return.
Together with Frederick, North’s Frank Szekely looms as an ideal choice to start on a wing given his hard-running style while teammates Harrison Magor, Cameron Craig and Mitch Harvey have also been rewarded for their early form.
Last year’s West End State captain, Liam McBean, is among the Glenelg players selected, together with leading goal kicker Lachie Hosie, inform utility Matt Allen and Tigers captain Max Proud.
Bays midfielder Brett Turner, small defender Darcy Bailey and ruckman Cam McGree all have an opportunity to make their State debut.
All eight non-AFL aligned SANFL clubs are represented, with the Redlegs (Harry Boyd) and Bloods (Josh Ryan) having one selection each.
Rawlings, who assumes the coaching mantle from Jade Sheedy, will have fellow Hostplus SANFL League mentors Jacob Surjan (North) and Darren Reeves (Glenelg) by his side while Central District coach Paul Thomas will don the fluros as the team’s runner.
Bulldogs premiership champions James and Chris Gowans, together with Rick Macgowan will also be members of the coaching panel, as well as Adelaide’s SANFL captain Matthew Wright and North Adelaide premiership defender Mitch Clisby.
Central District
Jez McLennan
Billy Iles
Glenelg
Matt Allen
Brett Turner
Liam McBean
Lachie Hosie
Darcy Bailey
Cam McGree
Max Proud
North Adelaide
Noah Casalini
Cameron Craig
Harrison Wigg
Harrison Magor
Keenan Ramsey
Mitch Harvey
Frank Szekely
Norwood
Harry Boyd
South Adelaide
Mitch O'Neill
Sam Skinner
Eamon Wilkinson
Sturt
Will Coomblas
Marty Frederick
Tom Lewis
Casey Voss
Patrick Wilson
Josh Hone
Connor McFadyen
West Adelaide
Josh Ryan
Woodville-West Torrens
Mitch Hardie
Connor Ballenden
James Rowe
Joseph Sinor from Eagles in squad also.
by RB » Tue May 09, 2023 9:53 am
Bluedemon wrote:2023 West End State Squad ReleasedWith new Chairman of Selectors Tim Ginever replacing his fellow FIVEaa co-host Stephen Rowe, the final squad will be trimmed next Monday after Round 6 of the Hostplus SANFL League.
by am Bays » Tue May 09, 2023 10:01 am
by Dogs64 » Tue May 09, 2023 10:39 am
am Bays wrote:Maybe Coombe said thanks but no thanks??
by wenchbarwer » Tue May 09, 2023 10:53 am
RB wrote:Probably a good move. Ginever's IQ is double Rowe's, and by no means is Tim a braniac.
by Eagles2014 » Tue May 09, 2023 11:20 am
RB wrote:Considering the WAFL named a 34-man squad prior to ANZAC Day, and we've only named a squad 11 days out, it's fair to say the WAFL are taking this more seriously at the moment.
How many training sessions are the SA team going to be having together? 3? 4?
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