Re: SANFL 2021 SEASON
Posted: Mon Dec 14, 2020 2:30 pmKahuna wrote:I read number 1, felt sick so stopped reading.
I didn't even get past goddy's opening paragraph.
I didn't even get past goddy's opening paragraph.
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Posted: Mon Dec 14, 2020 2:30 pmI didn't even get past goddy's opening paragraph.
Re: SANFL 2021 SEASON
Posted: Tue Dec 15, 2020 10:02 amEagles Nest wrote:Kkkkken Ccccunningham - seriously.
The guy is obsolete and offers nothing other than the occasional "my beloved bloods"
Just do or think opposite. Never had an original thought in his life.
Gets parochiality and realism mixed up.
For him to talk about morals is hypocritical. Can't Stand him.
Re: SANFL 2021 SEASON
Posted: Tue Dec 15, 2020 10:21 pmgoddy11 wrote:The Advertiser’s Top 50 most influential people in SA footy
Probably about the mark. Throw in Booney and Big Phil
John Olsen
Adelaide Chairman
David Koch
Port Adelaide chairman
Andrew Fagan
Adelaide chief executive
Matthew Richardson
Port Adelaide chief executive
Darren Chandler
SANFL chief executive
Rob Kerin
SA Football Commission chairman
Andrew Daniels
Adelaide Oval Stadium Management Authority chief executive
Matthew Duldig
SANFL general manager football
Ken Hinkley
Port Adelaide coach
Matthew Nicks
Adelaide coach
Mark Ricciuto
Adelaide football director and media
Chris Davies
Port Adelaide general manager football
Adam Kelly
Adelaide head of football
Justin Reid
Adelaide general manager list management and strategy
Jason Cripps
Port Adelaide list manager
Michael Doughty
Player agent
Kane Cornes
Media
Rory Sloane
Adelaide captain
Tom Jonas
Port Adelaide captain
Kevin Osborn
Port Adelaide board
Jim Hazel
Adelaide board
Erin Phillips
Adelaide AFLW co-captain
John Kernahan
Adelaide Footy League chief executive
Rob Chapman
Former Adelaide chairman
Keith Thomas
Former Port Adelaide chief executive
Gordon Pickard
Businessman
Rob Gerard
Businessman
Phil Gallagher
SA Football Commission deputy chairman
Max Basheer
Former SANFL president
Graham Cornes
Media
Warren Tredrea
Media
Travis Boak
Port Adelaide midfielder
Matthew Clarke
Adelaide AFLW coach, men's ruck coach
Stephen Rowe
Media
Tom Zorich
SA Football Commissioner
Taylor Walker
Adelaide key forward
Peter Carey
Glenelg President
Sue Dewing
Sturt chief executive
Malcom Blight
Media
Paul Di Iulio
Norwood President
James Fantasia
Norwood chief executive
Brenton Phillips
SANFL talent manager
Tony Bamford
SA under-18 coach
Mark Bickley
Media
Jade Sheedy
Woodville-West Torrens coach
Bruce McAvaney
Media
Chelsea Randall
Adelaide AFLW co-captain
Christine Williams
Woodville-West Torrens president
Krissie Steen
North Adelaide SANFLW coach
Ken Cunningham
Media
Michael Doughty are u serious. All he is is a 2nd rate player agent. More people with more influence than this turd
Re: SANFL 2021 SEASON
Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2020 8:37 amhollywood7477 wrote:goddy11 wrote:The Advertiser’s Top 50 most influential people in SA footy
Media
Michael Doughty are u serious. All he is is a 2nd rate player agent. More people with more influence than this turd
I think the list shows that SA football has little to none influential people. Maybe the reason the SANFL clubs are reamed yearly by the AFL.
Re: SANFL 2021 SEASON
Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2020 9:01 amgoddy11 wrote:I think the list shows that SA football has little to none influential people.
Yes, I think that's the unintended point of this list, not sure those at the 'Tiser are sharp enough to join the dots.
Also, did I see Max Basheer in there? He most certainly was very influential 30 years ago, but not today. Might as well bung Bob McLean, William Magarey, and John Acraman in there as well.
Re: SANFL 2021 SEASON
Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2020 9:10 amHow many Westies games would KG attend ? He seems to lack knowledge about the SANFL and just talks in generalities like it's some sacred comp but he doesn't really know what's going on in it.
Re: SANFL 2021 SEASON
Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2020 9:15 amRonnie wrote:How many Westies games would KG attend ? He seems to lack knowledge about the SANFL and just talks in generalities like it's some sacred comp but he doesn't really know what's going on in it.
Bugger all these days, I'd say. He is getting on, though.
I seemed to recall he renounced his allegiance in the mid-nineties on 5AA when they sacked Kerls after his return to coaching in 1992-3.
Re: SANFL 2021 SEASON
Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2020 1:06 pmRonnie wrote:How many Westies games would KG attend ? He seems to lack knowledge about the SANFL and just talks in generalities like it's some sacred comp but he doesn't really know what's going on in it.
haven't seen him at the footy in years
Re: SANFL 2021 SEASON
Posted: Fri Dec 18, 2020 8:50 amHuge off field decisions for the Double Blues next year. Major redevelopment of Jack Oatey stand has development approval but there is a funding shortfall currently. Also the council is selling off the land that the pokies bistro on Unley Road occupies so a major redevelopment can take place. So relocation of pokies now has to happen and all the difficulties that that entails in finding a new site. At least the current Board have proven to be very capable in the past of handling the issues.
Also notable that Mark Ross has departed Norwood. Redundancy officially anyway.
Also notable that Mark Ross has departed Norwood. Redundancy officially anyway.
Re: SANFL 2021 SEASON
Posted: Fri Dec 18, 2020 9:16 amRonnie wrote:Also notable that Mark Ross has departed Norwood. Redundancy officially anyway.
That’s the line they’ve run with, disgraceful decision
Re: SANFL 2021 SEASON
Posted: Fri Dec 18, 2020 11:36 amJK wrote:Ronnie wrote:Also notable that Mark Ross has departed Norwood. Redundancy officially anyway.
That’s the line they’ve run with, disgraceful decision
I agree with you JK. Bloody stupid decision. Mark's football knowledge is absolutely amazing and his recruiting has brought many (now) PREMIERSHIP players to the club. Many times Mark dropped into the History Group's meetings in the old Premiership bar and I was astounded by his football knowledge. I could listen to him talk football all day. The club's decision is not going to be popular with the playing group as many players are indebted to him for them gaining premierships. Hope he doesn't go to another SANFL club because his recruiting skills and rapport with players will give that club premierships no if or buts about it.
Re: SANFL 2021 SEASON
Posted: Fri Dec 18, 2020 12:19 pmThe Redlegs have had 6 years without a flag maybe the time to regig the joint.
Apart from unsuccessful coaches leaving the club who else have they let go?
As I read recently on a forum site recently only 1 flag in 32 years if you take their 3 peat 6 years ago.
Their members are probably just getting frustrated with the lack of premiership/success.
4 flags in 35 years.
Apart from unsuccessful coaches leaving the club who else have they let go?
As I read recently on a forum site recently only 1 flag in 32 years if you take their 3 peat 6 years ago.
Their members are probably just getting frustrated with the lack of premiership/success.
4 flags in 35 years.
Re: SANFL 2021 SEASON
Posted: Fri Dec 18, 2020 1:22 pmVALE PARK wrote:As I read recently on a forum site recently only 1 flag in 32 years if you take their 3 peat 6 years ago.
What a ridiculous statement.
Re: SANFL 2021 SEASON
Posted: Fri Dec 18, 2020 1:25 pmVALE PARK wrote:The Redlegs have had 6 years without a flag maybe the time to regig the joint.
Apart from unsuccessful coaches leaving the club who else have they let go?
As I read recently on a forum site recently only 1 flag in 32 years if you take their 3 peat 6 years ago.
Their members are probably just getting frustrated with the lack of premiership/success.
4 flags in 35 years.
Not an unreasonable view but you can’t really remove 3 flags from those calculations. Mark being responsible for list management and player welfare doesn’t really include him as someone having a significant influence in our below par onfield performances unless he’s getting those aforementioned things wrong. You only have to speak to people within the industry to know our recruiting has been more than fine in the last 6 years (or scour forums for opposition fans views over that time). Refreshing the coaching aspect had already happened. Factor in paying out 1 year of a coaching contract and now a redundancy on a 10+ year employee, doesn’t sound to me like financial relief which was meant to be the point of it.
Re: SANFL 2021 SEASON
Posted: Fri Dec 18, 2020 1:27 pmIf you put to one side the 144 flags that have been won by SANFL clubs since 1877, then actually no-one has ever won a flag. Spooky!Spargo wrote:VALE PARK wrote:As I read recently on a forum site recently only 1 flag in 32 years if you take their 3 peat 6 years ago.
What a ridiculous statement.
Re: SANFL 2021 SEASON
Posted: Fri Dec 18, 2020 1:44 pmYep, we're still waiting to win that elusive first ever flag,
if you don't include the 9 we won from 2000 to 2010
if you don't include the 9 we won from 2000 to 2010
Re: SANFL 2021 SEASON
Posted: Fri Dec 18, 2020 3:04 pmJK wrote:VALE PARK wrote:The Redlegs have had 6 years without a flag maybe the time to regig the joint.
Apart from unsuccessful coaches leaving the club who else have they let go?
As I read recently on a forum site recently only 1 flag in 32 years if you take their 3 peat 6 years ago.
Their members are probably just getting frustrated with the lack of premiership/success.
4 flags in 35 years.
Not an unreasonable view but you can’t really remove 3 flags from those calculations. Mark being responsible for list management and player welfare doesn’t really include him as someone having a significant influence in our below par onfield performances unless he’s getting those aforementioned things wrong. You only have to speak to people within the industry to know our recruiting has been more than fine in the last 6 years (or scour forums for opposition fans views over that time). Refreshing the coaching aspect had already happened. Factor in paying out 1 year of a coaching contract and now a redundancy on a 10+ year employee, doesn’t sound to me like financial relief which was meant to be the point of it.
There has to be something behind this.
Re: SANFL 2021 SEASON
Posted: Fri Dec 18, 2020 3:08 pmDOC wrote:JK wrote:VALE PARK wrote:The Redlegs have had 6 years without a flag maybe the time to regig the joint.
Apart from unsuccessful coaches leaving the club who else have they let go?
As I read recently on a forum site recently only 1 flag in 32 years if you take their 3 peat 6 years ago.
Their members are probably just getting frustrated with the lack of premiership/success.
4 flags in 35 years.
Not an unreasonable view but you can’t really remove 3 flags from those calculations. Mark being responsible for list management and player welfare doesn’t really include him as someone having a significant influence in our below par onfield performances unless he’s getting those aforementioned things wrong. You only have to speak to people within the industry to know our recruiting has been more than fine in the last 6 years (or scour forums for opposition fans views over that time). Refreshing the coaching aspect had already happened. Factor in paying out 1 year of a coaching contract and now a redundancy on a 10+ year employee, doesn’t sound to me like financial relief which was meant to be the point of it.
There has to be something behind this.
Cotton's new ass coaching role?
Re: SANFL 2021 SEASON
Posted: Wed Jan 06, 2021 4:25 pmAny word on when a draw will come out?
Re: SANFL 2021 SEASON
Posted: Wed Jan 06, 2021 7:42 pmNot till early Feb.