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Re: GSFL Movements

Postby kappars » Tue Feb 17, 2009 12:27 pm

There is hype for good reason lads.
You muppets probably haven't seem him go around for many years have you?
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Re: GSFL Movements

Postby BJ Ernest » Tue Feb 17, 2009 12:34 pm

Deemu wrote:hey BJ, when u say u couldn't imagine DT suiting up for the demons again, are u implying that he may struggle to get a gig?


Not at all. Danny Thomasson was a quality HBF/Wingman player with good speed and good skills.

Did he leave because he was up and down from the As to Bs and got sick of that and Pongy approached him??

Would be great to have Danno back around the club!
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Re: GSFL Movements

Postby teamwork » Tue Feb 17, 2009 12:35 pm

limb wrote:Could we arrange an IPL style auction and let the clubs bid for his services?... or is that unofficially happening anyway?

cuzzy wrote:
limb wrote:Could we arrange an IPL style auction and let the clubs bid for his services?... or is that unofficially happening anyway?


bloody hell he would want to be afl standard given all this hype.


If he can harden up and play he will get a few touches in the magoos.
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Re: GSFL Movements

Postby teamwork » Tue Feb 17, 2009 12:36 pm

While your on here Cuzzy how's the names departing Creek's looking??
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Re: GSFL Movements

Postby Orange Slicer » Tue Feb 17, 2009 12:48 pm

could anyone shed any light on why R Creek has been cleared to compass but A Creek has not? it appears as though they submitted their forms at the same time.

I don't think Cuzzy is going to be able to produce names. I'd be highly doubtful that he can even name "5 or 6 blokes in their low 20's" playing for Langhornes. Let alone ones that are leaving.
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Re: GSFL Movements

Postby A Mum » Tue Feb 17, 2009 1:55 pm

3 Refusals from Encounter Bay ??
Granted 2 are the same person.

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What reasons are they allowed to give to 'refuse' clearances.
They'd have to be 'good' reasons and not just 'spiteful' I'd imagine.
And how does the player 'stand' ... does this mean that they cannot play for anyone until cleared??
That they have to keep 're-applying' to be cleared??

Sorry 500 questions, just interested O:)
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Re: GSFL Movements

Postby Deemu » Tue Feb 17, 2009 2:02 pm

BJ Ernest wrote:
Deemu wrote:hey BJ, when u say u couldn't imagine DT suiting up for the demons again, are u implying that he may struggle to get a gig?


Not at all. Danny Thomasson was a quality HBF/Wingman player with good speed and good skills.

Did he leave because he was up and down from the As to Bs and got sick of that and Pongy approached him??

Would be great to have Danno back around the club!


I'm not entirely sure myself, i'm sure he had his reasons... however, I think angling may take priority over footy upon his return as his time in Brisvegas from my interpretation has been predominantly work and little play. Would definitely be good to have him back around the traps.
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Re: GSFL Movements

Postby teamwork » Tue Feb 17, 2009 2:21 pm

A Mum wrote:3 Refusals from Encounter Bay ??
Granted 2 are the same person.

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What reasons are they allowed to give to 'refuse' clearances.
They'd have to be 'good' reasons and not just 'spiteful' I'd imagine.
And how does the player 'stand' ... does this mean that they cannot play for anyone until cleared??
That they have to keep 're-applying' to be cleared??

Sorry 500 questions, just interested O:)


My understanding is a players clearance can only be refused if the player is in a contract period, in country football it's more than likely not worth the paper it's written on or the most common reason a player is not financial (has not payed subs from previous years)
Once refused by a club twice it goes to a tribunal, clubs have a certain time period to respond to a clearance also.
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Re: GSFL Movements

Postby BJ Ernest » Tue Feb 17, 2009 2:24 pm

teamwork wrote:
A Mum wrote:3 Refusals from Encounter Bay ??
Granted 2 are the same person.

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What reasons are they allowed to give to 'refuse' clearances.
They'd have to be 'good' reasons and not just 'spiteful' I'd imagine.
And how does the player 'stand' ... does this mean that they cannot play for anyone until cleared??
That they have to keep 're-applying' to be cleared??

Sorry 500 questions, just interested O:)


My understanding is a players clearance can only be refused if the player is in a contract period, in country football it's more than likely not worth the paper it's written on or the most common reason a player is not financial (has not payed subs from previous years)
Once refused by a club twice it goes to a tribunal, clubs have a certain time period to respond to a clearance also.


Willunga held onto Scott Mcmahon as long as possible!!!! But the powers that be forced us to clear him!

The strange thing is that Cox requested a clearance to Para Hills on 20/1 and then to Kersbrook on 24/1 and both were refused on the 28th!!! Was this to get the 2 refusals out of the way early??
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Re: GSFL Movements

Postby cuzzy » Tue Feb 17, 2009 2:33 pm

BJ Ernest wrote:
teamwork wrote:
A Mum wrote:3 Refusals from Encounter Bay ??
Granted 2 are the same person.

Image

What reasons are they allowed to give to 'refuse' clearances.
They'd have to be 'good' reasons and not just 'spiteful' I'd imagine.
And how does the player 'stand' ... does this mean that they cannot play for anyone until cleared??
That they have to keep 're-applying' to be cleared??

Sorry 500 questions, just interested O:)


My understanding is a players clearance can only be refused if the player is in a contract period, in country football it's more than likely not worth the paper it's written on or the most common reason a player is not financial (has not payed subs from previous years)
Once refused by a club twice it goes to a tribunal, clubs have a certain time period to respond to a clearance also.


Willunga held onto Scott Mcmahon as long as possible!!!! But the powers that be forced us to clear him!

The strange thing is that Cox requested a clearance to Para Hills on 20/1 and then to Kersbrook on 24/1 and both were refused on the 28th!!! Was this to get the 2 refusals out of the way early??


i think it also comes into transfer fees? think the club paid a signifcant amount of money for coxy in 08/09 as a transfer so the club then intends to get some of that money back i think, but not sure. Havent heard from coxy, its still up in the air. Summner wouldnt be cleared as he did not pay fee's i would say. only a b grade player so think club will end up cutting its losses here. To me it seems that contracts in the gsfl dont mean a thing, you could play one week for one club and then suit up for the other as when it gets to hard the club just lets you go.
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Re: GSFL Movements

Postby backflanker08 » Tue Feb 17, 2009 3:03 pm

Good point BJ.
But dont think that was the intention to get 2 refusals out the way early.

Encounter Bay did pay a sum of money to Seaton in 08.

I guess when its a round 7 move in 08, and the club is just pleased to have you onboard, subs were not even mentioned.
But if you leave that club it then comes back to bite you.... ( pay subs people)
Having said that, refusing a clearance hardly makes that player consider returning..
Tricky one, time will tell.
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Re: GSFL Movements

Postby words of wisdom » Tue Feb 17, 2009 3:07 pm

BJ Ernest wrote:
Deemu wrote:hey BJ, when u say u couldn't imagine DT suiting up for the demons again, are u implying that he may struggle to get a gig?


Not at all. Danny Thomasson was a quality HBF/Wingman player with good speed and good skills.

Did he leave because he was up and down from the As to Bs and got sick of that and Pongy approached him??

Would be great to have Danno back around the club!


Dano had a very good year at pongy before moving to Qld. Spoke to him a couple of weeks ago & hes very keen to play footy when he gets back. Pongy have spoken to him & they would sure love to have his run off half back again. Jervois wouldnt mind it either ;)
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Re: GSFL Movements

Postby footy05 » Tue Feb 17, 2009 3:21 pm

By all reports the meeting last night went well with some good discussion. The main concerns came from the bays who are whinging like bitches because they cant replenish their player stocks. They voted in the point system so put up with it. Maybe the culture needs to be changed down there. Could having one of the biggest pests in GSFL history as a coach have something to do with players staying away? As for Cox, what did Bays expect? 847 clubs in 3 years and now people are suprised he is going. Not a bloke you would want anyway. Most 'normal' people realise that local clubs are not piggy banks and would volunteer to pay subs which has always been a standard thing.
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Re: GSFL Movements

Postby shoe boy » Tue Feb 17, 2009 3:23 pm

backflanker08 wrote:Good point BJ.
But dont think that was the intention to get 2 refusals out the way early.

Encounter Bay did pay a sum of money to Seaton in 08.

I guess when its a round 7 move in 08, and the club is just pleased to have you onboard, subs were not even mentioned.
But if you leave that club it then comes back to bite you.... ( pay subs people)
Having said that, refusing a clearance hardly makes that player consider returning..
Tricky one, time will tell.


I thought is was common knowledge Coxy out of the spotlights and into the SFL with the Shoes. :|
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Re: GSFL Movements

Postby footy05 » Tue Feb 17, 2009 3:25 pm

While i am raving on like a lunatic, these blokes that are changing clubs within the league are complete knobs. pull your head in and help your home club or go to another league. Especially those leaving Willunga to chase an 'easier' game. Surely Hoppo will have to register under his new surname when his family dis-owns him.
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Re: GSFL Movements

Postby BJ Ernest » Tue Feb 17, 2009 3:34 pm

footy05 wrote:While i am raving on like a lunatic, these blokes that are changing clubs within the league are complete knobs. pull your head in and help your home club or go to another league. Especially those leaving Willunga to chase an 'easier' game. Surely Hoppo will have to register under his new surname when his family dis-owns him.


Before going to town on Hoppo hes not leaving to get an easier game, without knowing Pongys situation player wise we have more than enough players for 2 teams and he doesnt want to come back and have someone miss a game when he hasnt been able to train. A commendable decision by him i would say and wouldnt have been taken lightly but in the wants to play footy on his 1 weekend out of 3 he has at home!
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Re: GSFL Movements

Postby a2m » Tue Feb 17, 2009 3:35 pm

footy05 wrote:By all reports the meeting last night went well with some good discussion. The main concerns came from the bays who are whinging like bitches because they cant replenish their player stocks. They voted in the point system so put up with it. Maybe the culture needs to be changed down there. Could having one of the biggest pests in GSFL history as a coach have something to do with players staying away? As for Cox, what did Bays expect? 847 clubs in 3 years and now people are suprised he is going. Not a bloke you would want anyway. Most 'normal' people realise that local clubs are not piggy banks and would volunteer to pay subs which has always been a standard thing.


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Re: GSFL Movements

Postby neverwas neverwillbe » Tue Feb 17, 2009 4:45 pm

A Mum wrote:3 Refusals from Encounter Bay ??
Granted 2 are the same person.

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What reasons are they allowed to give to 'refuse' clearances.
They'd have to be 'good' reasons and not just 'spiteful' I'd imagine.
And how does the player 'stand' ... does this mean that they cannot play for anyone until cleared??
That they have to keep 're-applying' to be cleared??

Sorry 500 questions, just interested O:)


Player clearances as far as I know can only be refused twice before fronting the Leauge. On the other hand, if the player is unfinancial (membership) that is another ground for refusal.

TW you would be pretty much on the mark with saying that contracts are a waste of paper. I think clubs are silly to pay sign on/transfer fees for players because when it comes down to it, the contract isn't worth the paper it is written on. If a player decides to sign several different contracts then which one is enforced? The club with the best legal minds........who would bother?
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Re: GSFL Movements

Postby neverwas neverwillbe » Tue Feb 17, 2009 5:00 pm

Hey BJ, Is that Moose that has gone to Pt Lincoln? If so has he moved for work?
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Re: GSFL Movements

Postby Toughcall » Tue Feb 17, 2009 6:03 pm

Cuzzy what interests me is that you're going on about the Creek boys who are leaving yet you don't even know who's leaving from your own club.
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