SA Footy

Posted: **Tue Jun 10, 2008 12:27 pm**

This game is on this weekend. Does anyone know where and when and who is in the state under 20s squad.

It was listed in the budget when west played south a few weeks back but I cant find it at the moment.

Posted: **Tue Jun 10, 2008 1:07 pm**

could be on either before or after the AFL game

im not sure if it was last year there was a game after geelong beat port

Posted: **Tue Jun 10, 2008 1:22 pm**

It was played on the weekend just gone.
Not sure of results.

Posted: **Tue Jun 10, 2008 1:52 pm**

Dogwatcher wrote:It was played on the weekend just gone.
Not sure of results.

The Under 18's played WA on Sunday night before the power game so I doubt it.

Posted: **Tue Jun 10, 2008 1:57 pm**

Well there you go, I'm wrong. I knew the 18s played on the weekend - just wrong game.

Posted: **Tue Jun 10, 2008 2:10 pm**

Yeah, the Sandgropers handed out a bit of a thrashing too, they won by about 10 goals, SA only kicked 4 goals.

Posted: **Tue Jun 10, 2008 2:32 pm**

GWW wrote:Yeah, the Sandgropers handed out a bit of a thrashing too, they won by about 10 goals, SA only kicked 4 goals.

Yeah, we copped a sizeable spanking. Its ok to say we have the best state comp outisde the AFL, but if our juniors aren't able to compete nationally, as has been the case for a few years now, it doesnt mean anything.

Posted: **Tue Jun 10, 2008 2:47 pm**

Yes it is rather depressing each year.

Every year there are the selection issues. How the hell you can play Wilson (no offence to the kid as he gives it his best) ahead of Dawson and Slattery is beyond me. Boras plays every trial game at Full forward then you dont play him in the carnival. Redden is your best ruckman but you play him at Full forward for most of the game.

On top of this the kids do so much training together which is great but show no improvement at all. It is as though all they are doing is drills and it does not appear as though they are actually been taught anything.

Having said that the scoreboard flattered WA on the weekend and WA have an unstoppable player in Naitanui which would make it hard to beat at the best of times.

Now the kids themselves dont do themselves any favours as they rock up to state training with the worst endurance in the country including div2 states and this was the biggest factor in sundays flogging.

Posted: **Tue Jun 10, 2008 4:33 pm**

Adelaide Oval @ 11am on Sat

Posted: **Wed Jun 11, 2008 9:42 pm**

Sorry about the format guys but didn't have time to reformat the player list:

SA UNDER 20 STATE TEAM ANNOUNCED

The SANFL is please to announce the Under 20 State Team for 2008. The Under 20 team will play against the SA Under 18 State Squad this Saturday at Adelaide Oval, in the State Youth Match.

The game will commence at 11.00am and the Under 20's will be looking for payback after the Under 18 team recorded their first ever win over the Under 20’s last year, since the programs inception in 2000.

The Team will be coached by Glenelg Reserves Coach Michael Godden. Michael will be assisted by Port Adelaide Development Coach, Darren Trevena and Adelaide Crows Recruiting / Player Development Assistant, Tate Kaesler.

The SA Under 20 State Team –

Club
Name
DOB
Height (cm)
Weight (kg)

CDFC
Louis Hadden
29/10/1988
184
77

CDFC
Ashley Duncan
25/10/1988
183
83

CDFC
Luke Barnby
18/03/1988
181
76

GFC
Trent Grosser
19/08/1988
195
97

GFC
Jack Fosdike
02/10/1988
175
75

GFC
Seb Guilhaus
12/03/1988
198
100

GFC
Angus Lally
08/01/1988
182
82

NAFC
Kriston Thompson
22/08/1989
175
75

NFC
Toby Schulz
23/02/1989
190
85

NFC
Andrew Kirwan
12/12/1989
183
79

NFC
Brad Thomas
15/03/1988
180
81

PAMFC
Xavier Watson
29/06/1988
181
80

PAMFC
Josh Taylor
19/10/1988
190
89

PAMFC
Kerren Hall
14/01/1989
192
90

PAMFC
Ryan McInerney
07/01/1989
178
76

SAFC
Nick Murphy
01/06/1989
186
78

SAFC
Jacob Crate
29/04/1988
185
78

SFC
Peter Weir
25/04/1989
194
89

SFC
Dane Avery
21/08/1988
189
80

WAFC
Nathan Brown
11/09/1989
182
83

WAFC
Daniel Webb
20/09/1989
195
82

WWTFC
Adam Jolly
19/01/1988
184
81

Posted: **Wed Jun 11, 2008 10:01 pm**

good to see Grosser get a run

Posted: **Thu Jun 12, 2008 1:59 pm**

so they should line up something like this

Grosser, Weir, Brown
Jolly, Webb, Taylor
K.Thompson, Lally, Crate
Avery, Hall, Murphy
Kirwan, Schulz, Hadden

Guilaus, Barnby, McInerney

Duncan, Fosdike, Thomas, Watson

Posted: **Thu Jun 12, 2008 4:59 pm**

whatever wrote:so they should line up something like this

Grosser, Weir, Brown
Jolly, Webb, Taylor
K.Thompson, Lally, Crate
Avery, Hall, Murphy
Kirwan, Schulz, Hadden

Guilaus, Barnby, McInerney

Duncan, Fosdike, Thomas, Watson

I don't know enough about the positional capabilities of the lads other than the Centrals boys, BUT, my side would look like this...

Assuming the top listed players are in the forward line down, this would be my side...

F: Grosser, Weir, Brown
HF:Jolly, Webb, Taylor
C: K.Thompson, Lally, Hadden
HB: Avery, Hall, Duncan
B: Kirwan, Schulz, Barmby

R:Guilaus, Crate, McInerney

I: Murphy, Fosdike, Thomas, Watson

Louis Hadden is definaltley not a back pocket player and Luke Barmby is better suited deep in defence as opposed to being on the ball. Ash Duncan has been an absolute star in the reserves for Centrals and would be very suprised if he doesn't start at CHB or at least on the flank...

Just to let you know, this is what I wrote on the Centrals forum about their representatives in the side and I was pushing to get a few people along to support the young kids, especially for the people who's club has a bye this week...

Big Phil wrote:Hey Doggies Fans,

With Centrals having a bye this week, those who are still looking for their weekly footy fix should check out the weekends action between the State Under 18's and State Under 20's sides...

The game is on this Saturday 14th June at Adelaide Oval, commencing at 11.00am.

For those who are interested, Centrals have 3 lads who will be taking to the field for the Under 20's side from the 5 Dogs players they had named in the initial squad. I believe Joel Baldwin was unlucky to miss selection and Chad Obst is forced to miss due to injury but get along Saturday morning and cheer on 3 superbly talented and up and coming league stars for the Dogs, as in Ashley Duncan, Luke Barmby and Louis Hadden.

For those who don't see much of the reserves, Ashley Duncan is a very consistant , hard at it, aggressive type centre half back, half back flanker who rarely gets beaten in a 1 on 1 contest and sets up so much drive and run from half back with his lovely left foot skills. So impressive with the little off the ball things, 1%'ers, voice, tackles, sheppards etc. Kind of in the Tyson Hay mould of player, who can play on either the tall or small opponent and he is quick across the ground. He doesn't shirk at a contest ever and I certainly hope Ash can go on to have a wonderful league career similar to that of Tyson's. He is also one of my favourite players to watch and is a very nice young man as well...

Luke Barmby is another young quality, defender who has has plenty of confidence to go with an amazing turn of pace. Luke played in all of the early League trials at the start of the year and seemed impressive in the games I saw of him. He injured a wrist I believe in the first game against Port playing reserves and has since been back in the 2's for at least the last month or so, regularly getting in the best players. Maybe just needs to work on his disposal at times as he can be prone to turning it over occassionally, but other than that, certainly has a big future ahead of him at league level, kind of reminds me of a young Nathan Steinberner a bit...

And of course, Louis Hadden has already experienced playing at League level for the Dogs after playing a handful of games last year since coming down from Barossa club Angaston, halfway through the year before. Is a nippy little wingman / onballer who also has the ability to kick goals on regular occasions. Only has a slight frame and can sometimes get pushed off the ball a little easy but certainly makes up for that with his turn of pace as well. Reminds me somewhat of a young Adam Switala and is very poised on either side of his body with good clean skills. Certainly has a long term future at a higher level, especially as he puts a bit of weight on his bones.

Good luck to the 3 boys on Saturday, let's hope they perform well as there may even be talent scouts from the AFL sitting in the stands, who knows. Otherwise, like a good bottle of red wine, they'll hopfully get better with age and of course, we'd be more than happy for them to all go on and have long term, successful careers with our great club. Try and get down to to the game if you are not doing anything else...

GO U DOGGIES LADS & THE STATE UNDER 20's...

Big Phil...

If you haven't got anything else to do and want to check out SA's future stars at both AFL and SANFL League level, please head down to Adelaide Oval Saturday morning. The weather should be fine and there is plenty of undercover seating to keep you warm and dry...

Big Phil...

Posted: **Thu Jun 12, 2008 5:22 pm**

I agree with Duncan being the best CHB in the team but he will be giving away a lot of height and to be honest in a game like this it would be nice to see how he would go as part of the midfield rotation.

Likewise with Hadden I have often thought he could do well rebounding the ball out of defence and if Barmby could get on the ball as it comes out of defense he could get it into the forward line in a flash.

Good write up the boys though.

Posted: **Thu Jun 12, 2008 5:24 pm**

i think i might pop in for a look before heading down to the central markets

Posted: **Thu Jun 12, 2008 5:26 pm**

GWW wrote:Yeah, the Sandgropers handed out a bit of a thrashing too, they won by about 10 goals, SA only kicked 4 goals.

By all accounts (from people who were there watching) it's understandable a loss like that occurred, with Natamui in the side making a huge difference. He's destroying senior sides in the WAFL, so it's no surprise that he controlled the game like he did at this level.

Posted: **Thu Jun 12, 2008 5:30 pm**

whatever wrote:I agree with Duncan being the best CHB in the team but he will be giving away a lot of height and to be honest in a game like this it would be nice to see how he would go as part of the midfield rotation.

Likewise with Hadden I have often thought he could do well rebounding the ball out of defence and if Barmby could get on the ball as it comes out of defense he could get it into the forward line in a flash.

Good write up the boys though.

Can't disagree with what toy have posted there whatever...

I know at a few stages throughout the year, Ash has occasionally drifted on ball and done well and similarly with Luke Barmby also. The 2 lads mentioned are so good at rebounding from half back that more often and not, they do break the lines of the centre square and end up driving the ball deep into attack. In that regard, you might be right with your suggestions.

Louis Hadden would make a good half back flanker I think, plus with it being an "internal representative" game like this, it could be an appropriate means to experiment a little bit with players and their positions. Who knows, could be good for their development and help them take the next step to a higher level. I certainly hope so for the 3 Doggies boys...

Thanks for the comment on the write up of the Centrals lads too, I really appreciate that mate...

Big Phil...

Posted: **Thu Jun 12, 2008 5:31 pm**

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:i think i might pop in for a look before heading down to the central markets

I was thinking of doing exactly the same thing...

The markets that is, I will be definatley going to the game first, it depends on what the missus wants to do in the arvo... ?

Big Phil...

Posted: **Thu Jun 12, 2008 6:31 pm**

whatever wrote:so they should line up something like this

Grosser, Weir, Brown
Jolly, Webb, Taylor
K.Thompson, Lally, Crate
Avery, Hall, Murphy
Kirwan, Schulz, Hadden

Guilaus, Barnby, McInerney

Duncan, Fosdike, Thomas, Watson

isnt he too old for this game :wink:

Posted: **Thu Jun 12, 2008 10:51 pm**

magpie in the 80's wrote:
whatever wrote:so they should line up something like this

Grosser, Weir, Brown
Jolly, Webb, Taylor
K.Thompson, Lally, Crate
Avery, Hall, Murphy
Kirwan, Schulz, Hadden

Guilaus, Barnby, McInerney

Duncan, Fosdike, Thomas, Watson

isnt he too old for this game

I know for a fact Ash Duncan is only 19 so he is obviously UNDER 20...

See here... http://www.cdfc.com.au/players/squad/49_Ashley_Duncan.htm

And this is what I found from the Glenelg website about young Jack Fosdike...

Glenelg Football Club:
Name: Jack Fosdike
D.O.B: 02/10/1988
Height: 175cm
Weight: 75kg

So according to my maths, both the lads are under 20 years old and easily qualify...

Oh, I just realised that the original post in this thread listed ALL the players details including the date of births...

Big Phil...

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