by GWW » Wed Sep 10, 2008 8:00 pm
by A Mum » Wed Sep 10, 2008 9:00 pm
neverwas neverwillbe wrote:For anyone who is interested, on SBS at 8 pm (or 7.30 pm if you watch on FOX) Wednesdays, there is a show on called Alive and Kicking. It is a doco on rural footy in Australia. I watched last week and it brings home so many home truths about country footy.
I think someone else may have brought this up so sorry if I have stolen your thunder.
by A Mum » Wed Sep 10, 2008 9:42 pm
by LuvsFooty » Wed Sep 10, 2008 10:08 pm
neverwas neverwillbe wrote:For anyone who is interested, on SBS at 8 pm (or 7.30 pm if you watch on FOX) Wednesdays, there is a show on called Alive and Kicking. It is a doco on rural footy in Australia. I watched last week and it brings home so many home truths about country footy.
I think someone else may have brought this up so sorry if I have stolen your thunder.
by A Mum » Wed Sep 10, 2008 10:14 pm
LuvsFooty wrote:neverwas neverwillbe wrote:For anyone who is interested, on SBS at 8 pm (or 7.30 pm if you watch on FOX) Wednesdays, there is a show on called Alive and Kicking. It is a doco on rural footy in Australia. I watched last week and it brings home so many home truths about country footy.
I think someone else may have brought this up so sorry if I have stolen your thunder.
Thanks for stealing my thunder! 1st episode is the best but next weeks looks good. After seeing a preview I dont thin I'll ever complain about a GSFL oval ever again. Have a look at this! The "Gravel Pit"
http://player.sbs.com.au/programs#/prog ... ueenstown/
by Bruce Almighty » Wed Sep 10, 2008 11:05 pm
by neverwas neverwillbe » Wed Sep 10, 2008 11:10 pm
A Mum wrote:LuvsFooty wrote:neverwas neverwillbe wrote:For anyone who is interested, on SBS at 8 pm (or 7.30 pm if you watch on FOX) Wednesdays, there is a show on called Alive and Kicking. It is a doco on rural footy in Australia. I watched last week and it brings home so many home truths about country footy.
I think someone else may have brought this up so sorry if I have stolen your thunder.
Thanks for stealing my thunder! 1st episode is the best but next weeks looks good. After seeing a preview I dont thin I'll ever complain about a GSFL oval ever again. Have a look at this! The "Gravel Pit"
http://player.sbs.com.au/programs#/prog ... ueenstown/
Ouch !!![]()
The show looks really good from the preview !!
So having watched it LF and NWNW is it only based in Tasmania?? .... are they going around the country (so to speak)??
I will be watching it next week.
by Jimmy Recard » Wed Sep 10, 2008 11:17 pm
Bruce Almighty wrote:Big out for the roosters this week. Word on the street is Jayce Richardson has broken foot. Any word on the creeks injuries?
by Jimmy Recard » Wed Sep 10, 2008 11:26 pm
BJ Ernest wrote:MrTeach wrote:damian wrote:Just on why coaches leave their home club, would it have something to do with there being only one position for a coach at each club (A-grade that is) so if there are 3 or 4 fellas at a club that want to take up coaching, 3 of them would have to look elsewhere, correct? And if they are going to be coaching at another club, they would like some money for their efforts.
Fantastic point Damian. I know someone who loves their club but aspires to be an A grade coach and may have to move clubs to get his opportunity.
Who would that be Mr Teach? A current junior coach at that club?
by neverwas neverwillbe » Wed Sep 10, 2008 11:37 pm
Jimmy Recard wrote:BJ Ernest wrote:MrTeach wrote:damian wrote:Just on why coaches leave their home club, would it have something to do with there being only one position for a coach at each club (A-grade that is) so if there are 3 or 4 fellas at a club that want to take up coaching, 3 of them would have to look elsewhere, correct? And if they are going to be coaching at another club, they would like some money for their efforts.
Fantastic point Damian. I know someone who loves their club but aspires to be an A grade coach and may have to move clubs to get his opportunity.
Who would that be Mr Teach? A current junior coach at that club?
coach of the year maybe?? what a joke - surely your side has to finish equal or higher than they did the previous yr, and with mclaren 17's being premiers last yr and now they are going to lose 2 compass this week, id hardly call that a successful year!! i'd think you would find most of those kids could coach themselves!!
by jackpot jim » Thu Sep 11, 2008 4:32 am
Jimmy Recard wrote:Bruce Almighty wrote:Big out for the roosters this week. Word on the street is Jayce Richardson has broken foot. Any word on the creeks injuries?
yeh the creeks hav all injured there heart muscles!! look 4 strath 2 run all over them!!
by Micky Conlan » Thu Sep 11, 2008 8:05 am
by kappars » Thu Sep 11, 2008 9:37 am
by damian » Thu Sep 11, 2008 9:57 am
kappars wrote:Alive and kicking was a great show, next week does look like terrible conditions, the birseye view of the ground looks like a trotting track!
Back on the points, if a player has played under 10 games in two seasons what would his value be?
Anyone going to make the trip to watch Porties V Cove on sat?
by BJ Ernest » Thu Sep 11, 2008 10:03 am
kappars wrote:Alive and kicking was a great show, next week does look like terrible conditions, the birseye view of the ground looks like a trotting track!
Back on the points, if a player has played under 10 games in two seasons what would his value be?
Anyone going to make the trip to watch Porties V Cove on sat?
by kappars » Thu Sep 11, 2008 10:21 am
BJ Ernest wrote:kappars wrote:Alive and kicking was a great show, next week does look like terrible conditions, the birseye view of the ground looks like a trotting track!
Back on the points, if a player has played under 10 games in two seasons what would his value be?
Anyone going to make the trip to watch Porties V Cove on sat?
I personally would love to get there, after seeing Porties last week and having a few close mates at Cove i might but that all depends on the A game at Mclaren Vale.
Weather is gonna be windy according to Keith Martyn (if Kappars could give me a weather forecast i would appreciate it) which will bring the game closer together. The rivalry between the Roosters and the Hawks is intense and neither side will give an inch. A great day of footy ahead Saturday!
by Panther32 » Thu Sep 11, 2008 11:12 am
neverwas neverwillbe wrote:In regards to the player points system - each player will lose a point each year he plays at the club until he reaches the minimum of one.
If players such as Rolfe were to return to the Bays he would attract the 1 point plus an additional 3 as he has come from another division 1/2 league.
As for someone like Lootsy returning to McLaren, he would be 1 as he played junior football at that club but it could also be argued that he played his last game for Pongy or the Valley and could attract 3 extra points.
One of the main ideas of the points system was to stop GSFL clubs "poaching" from within their own league.
There are a lot of grey areas that can be argued with the league if a club feels they are being "ripped off" as to how many points a player may accumulate.
by Panther32 » Thu Sep 11, 2008 11:14 am
damian wrote:kappars wrote:Alive and kicking was a great show, next week does look like terrible conditions, the birseye view of the ground looks like a trotting track!
Back on the points, if a player has played under 10 games in two seasons what would his value be?
Anyone going to make the trip to watch Porties V Cove on sat?
I am tinking about it Kappars, might get down for the senior colts at Mclaren then head to Porties, should be a big crowd and although the Cobras are undefeated, anything can happen when Porties play, especially on their home deck!
by damian » Thu Sep 11, 2008 11:34 am
Panther32 wrote:damian wrote:kappars wrote:Alive and kicking was a great show, next week does look like terrible conditions, the birseye view of the ground looks like a trotting track!
Back on the points, if a player has played under 10 games in two seasons what would his value be?
Anyone going to make the trip to watch Porties V Cove on sat?
I am tinking about it Kappars, might get down for the senior colts at Mclaren then head to Porties, should be a big crowd and although the Cobras are undefeated, anything can happen when Porties play, especially on their home deck!
Cobra's undefeated???? Don't think so Damian.
by Brock Landers » Thu Sep 11, 2008 11:37 am
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