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Re: BL&G Football League

Postby Mythical Creature » Thu Nov 12, 2009 10:40 am

Ace of Spades wrote:
NO-MERCY wrote:The 2 players from Torrens Valley who were offered $10,000 a year sign ons & $1000 a game from Freeling for 3 years have knocked the offer back. :shock:
I wonder what Torrens Valley are paying then?


Not everyone will switch clubs for more cash, means stuff all.


Totally agree Ace. I for one will never switch clubs no matter how much more cash other clubs offer me.
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Re: BL&G Football League

Postby Pinch Hitter » Thu Nov 12, 2009 11:18 am

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5/ He wont change his ways now and its Milligan's way or the highway. (or Main North Road to Elizabeth)


He is already doing it the Milligan way , quitting and going somewhere else.
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Re: BL&G Football League

Postby Swamp Donkey » Thu Nov 12, 2009 12:21 pm

NO-MERCY wrote:The 2 players from Torrens Valley who were offered $10,000 a year sign ons & $1000 a game from Freeling for 3 years have knocked the offer back. :shock:
I wonder what Torrens Valley are paying then?


I think you'll find that they didn't knock the offer back. The initial offer was made to them both and also Greenwood with the idea that either of these two scenarios would be recruited for the A grade coaching position available at the time. My intelligence tells me that Freeling withdrew the offer to the TV boys, when Greenwood decided to take the role, hence the coaching position was no longer available, so they were told they were no longer wanted by the club. So they certainly didnt knock the offer back from Freeling, that sounds more like someone is pumping up thier own tyres :oops: :oops:
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Re: BL&G Football League

Postby Swamp Donkey » Thu Nov 12, 2009 12:24 pm

Mythical Creature wrote:
Ace of Spades wrote:
NO-MERCY wrote:The 2 players from Torrens Valley who were offered $10,000 a year sign ons & $1000 a game from Freeling for 3 years have knocked the offer back. :shock:
I wonder what Torrens Valley are paying then?


Not everyone will switch clubs for more cash, means stuff all.


Totally agree Ace. I for one will never switch clubs no matter how much more cash other clubs offer me.


Thats crap Ace and MC, if you were offered $10G to sign and $1000 a game I guarantee you would not knock that back. Thats potentially $25,000-$30,000 for one season of footy :shock: :shock: get your hands of it lads
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Re: BL&G Football League

Postby HB_Flanker » Thu Nov 12, 2009 12:48 pm

Swamp Donkey wrote:
Mythical Creature wrote:
Ace of Spades wrote:
NO-MERCY wrote:The 2 players from Torrens Valley who were offered $10,000 a year sign ons & $1000 a game from Freeling for 3 years have knocked the offer back. :shock:
I wonder what Torrens Valley are paying then?


Not everyone will switch clubs for more cash, means stuff all.


Totally agree Ace. I for one will never switch clubs no matter how much more cash other clubs offer me.


Thats crap Ace and MC, if you were offered $10G to sign and $1000 a game I guarantee you would not knock that back. Thats potentially $25,000-$30,000 for one season of footy :shock: :shock: get your hands of it lads



For what its worth the rumours around the Hills are that a few of the TV players are on $1200-$1500 a game. Hughes was flying a guy down from Darwin and rumoured to be paying him $1000. The fact that he was prepared to fly him from Darwin each week makes it clear how much money TV throws around. Also that to one of their big name ex league signings the sign on fee was $15000. No non SANFL club could compete with TV if players are making decisions based on $$.
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Re: BL&G Football League

Postby Ace of Spades » Thu Nov 12, 2009 12:55 pm

Swamp Donkey wrote:
Mythical Creature wrote:
Ace of Spades wrote:
NO-MERCY wrote:The 2 players from Torrens Valley who were offered $10,000 a year sign ons & $1000 a game from Freeling for 3 years have knocked the offer back. :shock:
I wonder what Torrens Valley are paying then?


Not everyone will switch clubs for more cash, means stuff all.


Totally agree Ace. I for one will never switch clubs no matter how much more cash other clubs offer me.


Thats crap Ace and MC, if you were offered $10G to sign and $1000 a game I guarantee you would not knock that back. Thats potentially $25,000-$30,000 for one season of footy :shock: :shock: get your hands of it lads


You offer me that and we'll see :D Im just saying not everyone goes to the highest bidder, they are obviously on good money at TV but doesnt mean its more than what Freeling offered, im sure you know what Freeling offered, and I know what atleast one of them are on ;) perhaps we should have another night on the nets and sort this whole shamozle out so No Mercy can sleep at night :D
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Re: BL&G Football League

Postby Swamp Donkey » Thu Nov 12, 2009 1:08 pm

Yeah Im hearing ya Ace! By the way if a similar offer presents, Im sure a package deal could be negotiated
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Re: BL&G Football League

Postby Plugger04 » Thu Nov 12, 2009 1:17 pm

HB_Flanker wrote:
Thats crap Ace and MC, if you were offered $10G to sign and $1000 a game I guarantee you would not knock that back. Thats potentially $25,000-$30,000 for one season of footy :shock: :shock: get your hands of it lads


Small potatoes compared to what is being offered to goal kicking machines that win matches off their own boot.
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Re: BL&G Football League

Postby drifter » Thu Nov 12, 2009 1:54 pm

who says that the TV boys were made any offer by Freeling ? Maybe those lads put a figure down and it didnt go past first base. Oh thats right, we heard it down the pub, so it must be Gospel. Noone ever exaggerates down there :roll: ;)
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Re: BL&G Football League

Postby Swamp Donkey » Thu Nov 12, 2009 2:00 pm

drifter wrote:who says that the TV boys were made any offer by Freeling ? Maybe those lads put a figure down and it didnt go past first base. Oh thats right, we heard it down the pub, so it must be Gospel. Noone ever exaggerates down there :roll: ;)


Exactly, I'm pretty sure they didnt knock back an offer, rather we no longer required once Greenwood had signed. But your right drifter its all he heard she heard, but thats what this forum is all about!!
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Re: BL&G Football League

Postby Swamp Donkey » Thu Nov 12, 2009 2:01 pm

Plugger04 wrote:
HB_Flanker wrote:
Thats crap Ace and MC, if you were offered $10G to sign and $1000 a game I guarantee you would not knock that back. Thats potentially $25,000-$30,000 for one season of footy :shock: :shock: get your hands of it lads


Small potatoes compared to what is being offered to goal kicking machines that win matches off their own boot.


Rubbish, unless your playing EPL!
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Re: BL&G Football League

Postby Mythical Creature » Thu Nov 12, 2009 2:04 pm

Swamp Donkey wrote:
Mythical Creature wrote:
Ace of Spades wrote:
NO-MERCY wrote:The 2 players from Torrens Valley who were offered $10,000 a year sign ons & $1000 a game from Freeling for 3 years have knocked the offer back. :shock:
I wonder what Torrens Valley are paying then?


Not everyone will switch clubs for more cash, means stuff all.


Totally agree Ace. I for one will never switch clubs no matter how much more cash other clubs offer me.


Thats crap Ace and MC, if you were offered $10G to sign and $1000 a game I guarantee you would not knock that back. Thats potentially $25,000-$30,000 for one season of footy :shock: :shock: get your hands of it lads


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Re: BL&G Football League

Postby MOHAMMAD » Thu Nov 12, 2009 5:54 pm

Gee you guys talk crap. Plain and simply we need to buy in quality recruits due to the fact we cant compete with a small population base othewise we would be in the APFL.
All the other clubs in the BL&G are no saints. We had a crack at a particular player last year but we were eventually outbidded by Ango.
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Re: BL&G Football League

Postby daysofourlives » Thu Nov 12, 2009 6:55 pm

MOHAMMAD wrote:Gee you guys talk crap. Plain and simply we need to buy in quality recruits due to the fact we cant compete with a small population base othewise we would be in the APFL.
All the other clubs in the BL&G are no saints. We had a crack at a particular player last year but we were eventually outbidded by Ango.
Go figure!


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Re: BL&G Football League

Postby Osama » Thu Nov 12, 2009 7:47 pm

Correct Daisy. Dosen't take much to sell a club with marketable values.
Culture, premierships and history will always attract players below market value.
Word down the Angaston main street is that the "B-TRAIN" will continue on in 2010.
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Re: BL&G Football League

Postby NO-MERCY » Thu Nov 12, 2009 8:52 pm

Ace of Spades wrote: perhaps we should have another night on the nets and sort this whole shamozle out so No Mercy can sleep at night.

Sleep...... :roll: your kidding arn't you?
I"m sleeping perfectly well thankyou A of S.

Ace of Spades wrote:
NO-MERCY wrote:The 2 players from Torrens Valley who were offered $10,000 a year sign ons & $1000 a game from Freeling for 3 years have knocked the offer back. :shock:
I wonder what Torrens Valley are paying then?


Not everyone will switch clubs for more cash, means stuff all.


Well these two blokes proved that didn't they?

Swamp Donkey wrote:
NO-MERCY wrote:The 2 players from Torrens Valley who were offered $10,000 a year sign ons & $1000 a game from Freeling for 3 years have knocked the offer back. :shock:
I wonder what Torrens Valley are paying then?


I think you'll find that they didn't knock the offer back. The initial offer was made to them both and also Greenwood with the idea that either of these two scenarios would be recruited for the A grade coaching position available at the time. My intelligence tells me that Freeling withdrew the offer to the TV boys, when Greenwood decided to take the role, hence the coaching position was no longer available, so they were told they were no longer wanted by the club. So they certainly didnt knock the offer back from Freeling, that sounds more like someone is pumping up thier own tyres :oops: :oops:


Are you trying to tell us Freeling wanted joint coaches by offering the two the same amount of money?
I'm telling you the two players were offered what they were as a package.
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BL&GFL Angaston

Postby cream cheese » Thu Nov 12, 2009 10:44 pm

Word on the streets of Angaston is that a former colts and Agrade premiership player Kane Read might be back in the blue and white next year after 3 years playing amateur footy in WA would be pretty handy having a 6'4 forward who kicked 65 goals from centre half forward and ruck in a grand final side! And it won't cost any points!!
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Re: BLG Season 2010 (A's & B's)

Postby cream cheese » Thu Nov 12, 2009 10:56 pm

Put in a matured Kane Read into Angaston's line up after a 65+ goal year in WA amateurs can play either end and in the middle and costs no points I will be seeing more than my monies worth next year. Heard Bascombe has already started preseason look forward to watching him return to his peak!!
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daysofourlives wrote:surely pinchy this will only tell us who has the most posters represented on here. cant see nuri or kapunda getting a vote.
im tipping an ango win in the polls with freeling posters coming out of the woodwork to claim 2nd


there is a broad cross section of football scientists that contribute to this forum who will give us their objective opinion but i do take your point that the one eyed goat farmers from angaston should be moderated more closely.


I am more than happy to be forthcoming with my objective view.
To many punters surprise, I will pick Angaston.
I believe that the Panthers have had their dress rehearsal and will take the next step in 2010.
Excellent mix of experience and youth, well coached and a couple of new recruits to top it off.
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Re: BL&G Football League

Postby check side » Thu Nov 12, 2009 11:05 pm

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BEEGRADER wrote:Not a regular reader of this forum but some of the comments brought to my attention regarding South Gawler have prompted me to reply. It is simply beyond belief that the rumours people hear down at the pub or read on an anonymous forum suddenly become gospel.

Fact 1: The players that have left South were not encouraged to stay as it is those same players that have let the club down year in year out over the last 5 years. If they had any conscience they would repay every cent they were paid over this period and then apologise for putting their hand out in the first place.

Fact 2: The Jeff Brown/CDFC conspiracy theory reads like something out of Tom Clancy spy novel! There is no way in the world Jeff would compromise his position at CDFC to funnell potential talent back to his ex club. If a young player does not make it there it is their decision as to what club they play for. Not their coach. If the players local club does not keep track of their progress and they end up somewhere else that is due to their own mismanagement. Suggest the knockers look at how many SG juniors playing in the 18s and reserves next season.

Fact 3: It is a well known fact that South Gawler does not have the money a Tanunda or Freeling has so to start from scratch and rebuild by recruiting promising youngsters seems like a smart move to me. To go out and buy an Eichner or a Greenwood is your standard short term fix and does nothing for a club. This is the reason Freeling will win the odd flag but has no soul, no tradition and no future.
Fact 4: Osama, you are drawing a very long bow accusing South of cooking the books. I can give you numerous examples of each of the other 8 clubs cheating the system but from memory I dont recall any of those clubs having all their points stripped off them. Oh, thats right South were a powerhouse when that happened and had to be stopped to allow Nuri,Kapunda and Barossa some glory.


how can you say that about a country footy club you freaking knob. freeling is a vey proud club and we do need to spend cash to get flags mainly because we dont have enough of a population to have that many star locals. just because your club dosnt have any cash because use are hopless at running a club dosnt mean you should say stuff like that.



In hindsight my comments may have been a little harsh. Please provide me with a list of your 10 year players.

ps, sorry it took so long to reply Pinch, took me a while to convert your post back to some remote form of English. They do have schools in Freeling now dont they?


darren leske is all i need to say better than any local player you club will ever see. he stays around for the pride and traditon of the club.
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Re: BL&G Football League

Postby check side » Thu Nov 12, 2009 11:08 pm

NO-MERCY wrote:
Ace of Spades wrote: perhaps we should have another night on the nets and sort this whole shamozle out so No Mercy can sleep at night.

Sleep...... :roll: your kidding arn't you?
I"m sleeping perfectly well thankyou A of S.

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NO-MERCY wrote:The 2 players from Torrens Valley who were offered $10,000 a year sign ons & $1000 a game from Freeling for 3 years have knocked the offer back. :shock:
I wonder what Torrens Valley are paying then?


Not everyone will switch clubs for more cash, means stuff all.


Well these two blokes proved that didn't they?

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NO-MERCY wrote:The 2 players from Torrens Valley who were offered $10,000 a year sign ons & $1000 a game from Freeling for 3 years have knocked the offer back. :shock:
I wonder what Torrens Valley are paying then?


I think you'll find that they didn't knock the offer back. The initial offer was made to them both and also Greenwood with the idea that either of these two scenarios would be recruited for the A grade coaching position available at the time. My intelligence tells me that Freeling withdrew the offer to the TV boys, when Greenwood decided to take the role, hence the coaching position was no longer available, so they were told they were no longer wanted by the club. So they certainly didnt knock the offer back from Freeling, that sounds more like someone is pumping up thier own tyres :oops: :oops:


Are you trying to tell us Freeling wanted joint coaches by offering the two the same amount of money?
I'm telling you the two players were offered what they were as a package.
The :weedman: crops must be huge out that way!


no mercy what is wrong with spending the cash you have on good players?
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