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Re: GSFL Movements

Postby LuvsFooty » Fri Jan 30, 2009 1:00 pm

All good points and i must stress that our club is certainly not complaining. We have a new president with a strong committee, sponsorship will be up on last year and we are looking at some captial works (eg the new visitors changerroms which are near completetion). We have a good junior program and some talented locals, so we are clearly working with the points system. My point is that there are clubs with borderline points issues that should have common sense prevail so that they too can develop, especially those clubs who have lost a few 0 point players. A complete overhaul IS NOT needed but some slight adjustments will be benfeicial for all clubs and ultimately the league in general.

End discussion on the points system?
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Re: GSFL Movements

Postby Mr Magoo » Fri Jan 30, 2009 1:39 pm

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Re: GSFL Movements

Postby Brock Landers » Fri Jan 30, 2009 1:40 pm

Mr Goodkat wrote:
BJ Ernest wrote:
words of wisdom wrote:
Come on ladies, how many times does BJ have to tell you Wilunga dont pay players. They just play for the love of the game
On a serious note congrats to my good mates Carnaz & Ness on the healthy arrival of another footballer, little Dion.


WoW im not saying players dont get paid. Does it make everyone feel good to blindly guess what our players are getting paid?? I think worrying about your own nest would be where i looked first. Im telling you noone gets over $200 a game and as far as i know, noone gets that figure either. In the end, and i say this a fair bit, if clubs want to pay money then good on them, if it improves the standard of the comp and attracts some interest then great.

I will say this tho, recruiting guys that are getting old and wont be at the club in 3-5 years i dont believe to be the way to go. The points system is their to encourage guys to stay around, if the players you recruit are only good for 1-2 years of footy then you will never get the full reward (playing wise) from them.


How do you know what other players are on BJ?
I'm not trying to suggest what Willunga pays their players, it's just that I've never known what any of my team mates are on. I always assumed only the treasurer, president and coach would know.



If BJ wouldn't know how much players are on, then how can anyone else be saying that they know for a "FACT"...... quit talking garbage


That's exactly the point I was making. Only the player and a few officials would (or should) ever know what the real figure is. Get a brain Mr Goodkat
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Re: GSFL Movements

Postby damian » Fri Jan 30, 2009 1:51 pm

Back of this weeks sportsbeat - Barry Clark!

Barry Clark 560 game veteran Myponga Mudarks.

He's already been dobbed in as a local legend and won a carton of Coopers Premium Light (awesome :roll: ). He's been interview by KG and Cornesy. All that means Barry Clark is a local legend and qualifies forthe big one, a 'legendary' sporting holiday for two worth $8000, with Bazza's coice of attending 1 of 5 major sporting events - includingairfaes, accommodation, transfers and tickets.

Well done Mr. Clark =D>
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Re: GSFL Movements

Postby words of wisdom » Fri Jan 30, 2009 2:11 pm

damian wrote:Back of this weeks sportsbeat - Barry Clark!

Barry Clark 560 game veteran Myponga Mudarks.

He's already been dobbed in as a local legend and won a carton of Coopers Premium Light (awesome :roll: ). He's been interview by KG and Cornesy. All that means Barry Clark is a local legend and qualifies forthe big one, a 'legendary' sporting holiday for two worth $8000, with Bazza's coice of attending 1 of 5 major sporting events - includingairfaes, accommodation, transfers and tickets.

Well done Mr. Clark =D>


Thats gold. Deserves to win it. Good to see hes got the lace up on!
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Re: GSFL Movements

Postby damian » Fri Jan 30, 2009 2:23 pm

I'm impressed with the gum boots he has on! Pure gold!
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Re: GSFL Movements

Postby ball breaker » Sat Jan 31, 2009 12:42 am

damian wrote:Back of this weeks sportsbeat - Barry Clark!

Barry Clark 560 game veteran Myponga Mudarks.

He's already been dobbed in as a local legend and won a carton of Coopers Premium Light (awesome :roll: ). He's been interview by KG and Cornesy. All that means Barry Clark is a local legend and qualifies forthe big one, a 'legendary' sporting holiday for two worth $8000, with Bazza's coice of attending 1 of 5 major sporting events - includingairfaes, accommodation, transfers and tickets.

Well done Mr. Clark =D>



now this is what FOOTY is all about! a genuine great bloke! i don't think (i can't be 100% certain) there has ever been a time with the terms B. Clarke and Player payments have been put in the same sentence. Appart from being a great bloke off the field he's also one on the field! even though he plays footy as hard as any player i've seen/played against!

B. Clarke all the best mate... let's hope this league sees plenty more of your calibre!! the league really needs blokes like him! the other champion in the league is the great S. 'Plough' Michelmore from langhorne creek... another true champion who suffers badly from white line fever! great blokes ... great sport we have!
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Re: GSFL Movements

Postby shoe boy » Sat Jan 31, 2009 11:10 am

shoe boy wrote:Can someone fill me in regarding Myponga it appears a number of lads have left and gone to the RMFL?

Why is this so??
Will they just make up the numbers in09?
Who is coaching in 09?
Do they have juniours?


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Re: GSFL Movements

Postby Grape Ape » Sat Jan 31, 2009 11:21 am

shoe boy wrote:Can someone fill me in regarding Myponga it appears a number of lads have left and gone to the RMFL?



Why is this so?? Very popular former coach now at Jervois as well as more $$ and less mud.
Will they just make up the numbers in09? Probably.
Who is coaching in 09? Ben Princi
Do they have juniours?[/quote] Yes
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Re: GSFL Movements

Postby bluebagger » Sat Jan 31, 2009 2:46 pm

Mr Magoo wrote:Happy New year to all you wonderful posters
It is nice to be back in town
I could not help myself........New Theme
POPULATIONS

ENCOUNTER BAY....4,000 PENSIONER LADIES, 1,000 PENSIONER MEN , 500FAMILIES WITH 2.3 CHILDREN, 5,200 YAPPING TERRIORS ,16 WHALES
GOOLWA 3,000 PENSIONERS WITH BOATS, 1200FAMILES WITH 6 KIDS, 500 SURFIES, 1,000 BULL TERRIORS 400 SHARKS
MT COMPASS. 200 PENSIONERS, 300FAMILIES WITH 3 KIDS, 200 SINGLE MUMS, 2,568 CATS, 99,476 TROUT
WILLUNGA. 400 PENSIONERS 1,000 FAMILIES WITH 5 KIDS, 3 PUBS, 389 POODLES, 65,874 COCKIES AND NO ALMONDS, ROSES EVERYWHERE
yANKALILLA 27 PENSIONERS PLUS 300 AT CARRACKALINGA, 250 FAMILIES WITH 8 KIDS, 85 REINDEER, 586 FISHERMAN AND 58 SQUID
McLAREN, 452 PENSIONERS, 58 OLD FOLKS HOMES, THE MAFIA HQ, 1008 FAMILIES WITH 2.5 KIDS, 758 4WHEEL DRIVES AND 487,527 CHOOKS
sTRATHALBYN 1200 PENSIONERS, 14 HOSPITALS, 85 RED SHOE SHOPS, 15 HEART TRANSPLANT FACILITIES, 8,000FAMILIES WITH 201 KIDS
500 CHINA DOGS, 8,000 CHINA FLYING GEESE ON THE WALLS
LANGHORNES CREEK, 6 PENSIONERS 3 FAMILIES WITH 1 CHILD, PRINTING PRESS, AND THAT'S IT...DON'T WORRY ABOUT GOING THERE
MYPONGA. 12 PENSIONERS, 57 FAMILIES OF HUTCHINSON, 1500 KELPIES, 4,802,875 COWS. NO PINE TREES AND NO PLAYERS
VICTOR 98,058,587 PENSIONERS, NO FAMILIES, 8,578 GRANDKIDS, 1 BLOODY BIG ROCK, NO MONEY (gfcrisis) GREEN LAWNS



welcome home Mr Magoo
good summary

one correction
Yankalilla has 250 familys but about 30 fathers, DNA pending. Wheres the father and son rule when you need it
Used to be home to family of Biddles that could field 1/2 a side in a decent A grade side. Think 5 played in the tigers last A grade premiership
Also home of 2 of the best wasted talented footballers going around in Gowling and Hunt, When are they going to turn it on.
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Re: GSFL Movements

Postby Grape Ape » Sat Jan 31, 2009 6:27 pm

Hunt??
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Re: GSFL Movements

Postby bluebagger » Sun Feb 01, 2009 1:47 pm

Grape Ape wrote:Hunt??



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Re: GSFL Movements

Postby Goldberg » Sun Feb 01, 2009 7:03 pm

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Re: GSFL Movements

Postby Grape Ape » Sun Feb 01, 2009 8:27 pm

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Re: GSFL Movements

Postby old moz » Sun Feb 01, 2009 8:59 pm

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Re: GSFL Movements

Postby words of wisdom » Mon Feb 02, 2009 8:20 am

welcome home Mr Magoo
good summary

one correction
Yankalilla has 250 familys but about 30 fathers, DNA pending. Wheres the father and son rule when you need it
Used to be home to family of Biddles that could field 1/2 a side in a decent A grade side. Think 5 played in the tigers last A grade premiership
Also home of 2 of the best wasted talented footballers going around in Gowling and Hunt, When are they going to turn it on.[/quote]


Bluebagger, Your not putting Gowling & Hunt in the same catergory are you?
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Re: GSFL Movements

Postby BJ Ernest » Mon Feb 02, 2009 8:49 am

words of wisdom wrote:welcome home Mr Magoo
good summary

one correction
Yankalilla has 250 familys but about 30 fathers, DNA pending. Wheres the father and son rule when you need it
Used to be home to family of Biddles that could field 1/2 a side in a decent A grade side. Think 5 played in the tigers last A grade premiership
Also home of 2 of the best wasted talented footballers going around in Gowling and Hunt, When are they going to turn it on.



Bluebagger, Your not putting Gowling & Hunt in the same catergory are you?[/quote]

You would hope not. Gowling the most gifted footballer in the comp, very close if hes not!!! Hunt is a solid contributor!
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Re: GSFL Movements

Postby words of wisdom » Mon Feb 02, 2009 9:44 am

BJ Ernest wrote:
words of wisdom wrote:welcome home Mr Magoo
good summary

one correction
Yankalilla has 250 familys but about 30 fathers, DNA pending. Wheres the father and son rule when you need it
Used to be home to family of Biddles that could field 1/2 a side in a decent A grade side. Think 5 played in the tigers last A grade premiership
Also home of 2 of the best wasted talented footballers going around in Gowling and Hunt, When are they going to turn it on.



Bluebagger, Your not putting Gowling & Hunt in the same catergory are you?


You would hope not. Gowling the most gifted footballer in the comp, very close if hes not!!! Hunt is a solid contributor![/quote]

Its a pity that football wasnt that important to Gowling. Saw him and John Copping go head to head in a game which became a match in its self, both kicked 4-5 goals each from a wing :shock: . Also saw him stand Bully for a half in a final (1998 GF?), Bully had 9 (i think) to half time, Gowling went on to him & he didnt kick a goal after that.
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Re: GSFL Movements

Postby The Yetti » Mon Feb 02, 2009 10:32 am

First training tonight BJ!!!!
Hope you have been doing some work!!
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Re: GSFL Movements

Postby jimmy loughnan » Mon Feb 02, 2009 10:48 am

The hype surrounding Shane Fox's much anticapated return to the GSFL has taken another interesting twist.
Rumoured to be attending Goolwa training tuesday night for a look, not a promise to play, but one step closer to making a final decision on his playing future. A big coup for Goolwa if they can get his signature. Does that mean Brad 'Aggi' Thompson's signature is about to be put to paper for the Magpies too?
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