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Postby I.F. BULLDOGS » Wed Oct 17, 2007 5:16 pm

Ingle Farm Sporting Club

How can the club get better?

Which sports can they win the flag in?

Who should we all look for in the future?
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Re: Ingle Farm Sporting Club

Postby Amo » Wed Oct 17, 2007 6:51 pm

I.F. BULLDOGS wrote:Ingle Farm Sporting Club

How can the club get better?

Which sports can they win the flag in?

Who should we all look for in the future?



Simple needs more money!!!

I believe they need the Money 2 be able to get players to the club

No sure
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Re: Ingle Farm Sporting Club

Postby I.F. BULLDOGS » Wed Oct 17, 2007 7:15 pm

Amo wrote:
I.F. BULLDOGS wrote:Ingle Farm Sporting Club

How can the club get better?

Which sports can they win the flag in?

Who should we all look for in the future?



Simple needs more money!!!

I believe they need the Money 2 be able to get players to the club

No sure


Ingle Farm have heaps of money. The reason they have money is because they dont want to be like other clubs and buy gf wins
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Re: Ingle Farm Sporting Club

Postby hearts on fire » Thu Oct 18, 2007 11:15 am

Footy wise, it will be a hard slog for the next 4-5 years, until the quality juniors are really/able to contribute at that level. The problem is that the club relies on too few players to shoulder the workload, and unless the 2nd-string players stand up and be counted, the club will continue to remain in Div 5 or thereabouts.

On the cricket side of things, I imagine our time in A3 will be brief, as a change of leadership and the process of 'blooding' junior players will lessen the reliance and workload on our established senior players. Our juniors are of a good standard, and there is no reason to suggest that in a few years time, they will be ready and able to replace retiring players.

Ingle Farm are NOT a rich club, unlike others who have extra revenue from poker machines. Therefore, we cannot recruit ex-SANFL or ex-Div 1 players, as they would undoubtedly refuse to play for no financial incentive.

In summary, the best investment a club can make is in its' junior players, as they are a good indication of a club's future. Without them, you're well and truly stuffed.
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Re: Ingle Farm Sporting Club

Postby beeroclock » Thu Oct 18, 2007 1:55 pm

All good H.O.F but if you dont look after your up and coming guns you will lose them,dont need to throw mega bucks but make them feel as though my club wants me.Entertain them,make them feel important,both footy and cricket are pullers of people if its enjoyable and then comes winning.
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Re: Ingle Farm Sporting Club

Postby I.F. BULLDOGS » Thu Oct 18, 2007 8:42 pm

Im never leaving the club, dont care who's playing or coaching there
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Re: Ingle Farm Sporting Club

Postby hearts on fire » Thu Oct 18, 2007 8:50 pm

Nor am I...good people, good times and a killer schnitzel on Saturday nights!
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Re: Ingle Farm Sporting Club

Postby beeroclock » Tue Oct 30, 2007 8:14 am

Will Lisk persist,or hang up the boots for the 6th time.
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Re: Ingle Farm Sporting Club

Postby bulldogs » Tue Oct 30, 2007 8:29 am

beeroclock wrote:Will Lisk persist,or hang up the boots for the 6th time.

should go capt the bgrade.
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Re: Ingle Farm Sporting Club

Postby hearts on fire » Tue Oct 30, 2007 9:36 am

bulldogs wrote:
beeroclock wrote:Will Lisk persist,or hang up the boots for the 6th time.

should go capt the bgrade.


If he's still good enough to play A Grade (which he is), keep him there.
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Postby bulldogs » Tue Oct 30, 2007 9:54 am

yes he is but wasnt going to play and not sure if he still is, needs to make up his mind.
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Re: Ingle Farm Sporting Club

Postby hearts on fire » Tue Oct 30, 2007 10:03 am

bulldogs wrote:yes he is but wasnt going to play and not sure if he still is, needs to make up his mind.


Well, Ingle Farm would be a stronger side with him in it, as he can not only play, but his experience (as well as the experience of some other players) is beneficial to the younger guys at the club, not just the youngsters in the A Grade.

With the ins they've got for next week, they could undoubtedly field their best side for the year. The question is, who will be the unlucky ones to be ommitted from the A Grade?

I hope Lisky decides to stay, so I'll be crossing my fingers.
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Re: Ingle Farm Sporting Club

Postby bulldogs » Tue Oct 30, 2007 10:06 am

hearts on fire wrote:
bulldogs wrote:yes he is but wasnt going to play and not sure if he still is, needs to make up his mind.


Well, Ingle Farm would be a stronger side with him in it, as he can not only play, but his experience (as well as the experience of some other players) is beneficial to the younger guys at the club, not just the youngsters in the A Grade.

With the ins they've got for next week, they could undoubtedly field their best side for the year. The question is, who will be the unlucky ones to be ommitted from the A Grade?

I hope Lisky decides to stay, so I'll be crossing my fingers.

should be interesting yes and i hope lisky puts his hand up. cricketer of year last season. with the players back it will also be of huge benefit to the young b-grade side
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Re: Ingle Farm Sporting Club

Postby hearts on fire » Tue Oct 30, 2007 10:17 am

So who are the ins and outs for next week?
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Re: Ingle Farm Sporting Club

Postby bulldogs » Tue Oct 30, 2007 10:20 am

hearts on fire wrote:So who are the ins and outs for next week?

Daniels, Zappia, Murphy, Reid who will be under consideration for As i guess and Morgan , Lawrence , outs Alfred
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Re: Ingle Farm Sporting Club

Postby hearts on fire » Tue Oct 30, 2007 10:24 am

So if Alfred is out, who will keep in the A Grade?
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Re: Ingle Farm Sporting Club

Postby bulldogs » Tue Oct 30, 2007 10:25 am

hearts on fire wrote:So if Alfred is out, who will keep in the A Grade?

matthews or zappia
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Re: Ingle Farm Sporting Club

Postby bulldogs » Tue Oct 30, 2007 10:26 am

matthews has one premier grade keeper awards
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Re: Ingle Farm Sporting Club

Postby hearts on fire » Tue Oct 30, 2007 10:27 am

Awesome, quality for quality either way.

I was aware Matthews is a gun 'keeper, but I was a little curious as to why he didn't keep in the last game...
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Re: Ingle Farm Sporting Club

Postby bulldogs » Tue Oct 30, 2007 10:32 am

hearts on fire wrote:Awesome, quality for quality either way.

I was aware Matthews is a gun 'keeper, but I was a little curious as to why he didn't keep in the last game...

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