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I've been roped into helping out for the above game. See you there.

LK can buy me a bourbon after the game, hell knows I'll need it

I'd be genuinely shocked if 9 wins gets you in. Done a mock draw last week and 10 was the magic number to be safe.

Footy Chick wrote:I've been roped into helping out for the above game. See you there.

LK can buy me a bourbon after the game, hell knows I'll need it

I dare you to ask Schulzy for one

LaughingKookaburra wrote:I'd be genuinely shocked if 9 wins gets you in. Done a mock draw last week and 10 was the magic number to be safe.

team in 5th on 5 wins 6 rounds to go that's 5 out of 6 wins lk I think your mock draw was a tad off mate im telling ya if ken or hv get 9 wins and a draw they will make the 5!if they both do then percentage will be the difference

Edit my stupidity I meant 9 wins.

a few upsets today throwing a spanner in the works for 5th spot and top spot pity the kooks couldn't get the job done ! a great win for an undermanned eastern park played the conditions better in the second half and should won by a lot more!

even with the upsets on the weekend still a log jam kenilworth drop back a notch but still hope valley pooraka and west all in hunt for 5th spot

none of these sides can really afford to drop a game and probably need to cause an upset to put pressure back on the other clubs


also north haven having second half yips

Well done to Salisbury on top of the wozza. Putting out some good numbers after a couple of trying years! Assuming some of the younger brigade are stepping up?

I heard a rumour nth haven have been over in points in some games this year! can anyone confirm or deny this?

laser wrote:Well done to Salisbury on top of the wozza. Putting out some good numbers after a couple of trying years! Assuming some of the younger brigade are stepping up?

Very much so mate, the big gap between Div 3-4 has also meant the ideas and structures and specific roles for guys that were implemented during beltings we copped last year (from the likes of yourselves, Modbury, Pembroke etc) have definitely made us a better side this year.

wonder_kid wrote:I heard a rumour nth haven have been over in points in some games this year! can anyone confirm or deny this?

If it was confirmed, wouldn't they have had wins taken off them?

if you cant think of anything intelligent to say , make something up , it makes for more interesting reading .
No North Haven havnt played too many point players in any games , in fact Havens have so many injuries The B grade have been making up the majority of numbers for the As .
But it got a response on a quiet day .

nicole wrote:if you cant think of anything intelligent to say , make something up , it makes for more interesting reading .
No North Haven havnt played too many point players in any games , in fact Havens have so many injuries The B grade have been making up the majority of numbers for the As .
But it got a response on a quiet day .

I hope they are all still in the 1's this week as well !!

its just something I was told haven't made it up at all hence why I asked for confirmation or denial !

Nearly Was wrote:

nicole wrote:if you cant think of anything intelligent to say , make something up , it makes for more interesting reading .
No North Haven havnt played too many point players in any games , in fact Havens have so many injuries The B grade have been making up the majority of numbers for the As .
But it got a response on a quiet day .

I hope they are all still in the 1's this week as well !!

It shall be a cracker of a game this week, with both sides looking to return to the winner's circle.

any truth to the rumour that North Haven trained until 9:30pm last Tuesday and then no one turned up to training on the Thursday????

Maybe they didnt train because Port Power were playing. I know thursday night footy is killing our numbers when port or crows are playing.

Pag wrote:

laser wrote:Well done to Salisbury on top of the wozza. Putting out some good numbers after a couple of trying years! Assuming some of the younger brigade are stepping up?

Very much so mate, the big gap between Div 3-4 has also meant the ideas and structures and specific roles for guys that were implemented during beltings we copped last year (from the likes of yourselves, Modbury, Pembroke etc) have definitely made us a better side this year.

Great to hear we helped out. I think the main thing we learnt from the beltings we copped from Portland, PAOC, CBCOC etc. in 08/09/10 was we didn't like it.

laser wrote:

Pag wrote:

laser wrote:Well done to Salisbury on top of the wozza. Putting out some good numbers after a couple of trying years! Assuming some of the younger brigade are stepping up?

Very much so mate, the big gap between Div 3-4 has also meant the ideas and structures and specific roles for guys that were implemented during beltings we copped last year (from the likes of yourselves, Modbury, Pembroke etc) have definitely made us a better side this year.

Great to hear we helped out. I think the main thing we learnt from the beltings we copped from Portland, PAOC, CBCOC etc. in 08/09/10 was we didn't like it.

I think CBCOC beat us by about 200 points in 09. That was a looong day.

Should be a cracking game of footy at North Haven this Saturday. Winner likely to get a double chance and home final. Past players day for NHFC with the 1985 premiership in attendance. I think Footy Chick was the trainer back then[emoji6]


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