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Re: 2022 Adelaide Footy League - Division 7

PostPosted: Thu Aug 25, 2022 6:39 pm
by Jimmy_041
I remember trying to drown a Goody Saints player there one day
Held his face down in the muddy water for a while
He was actually a mate - when he came up his whole face was mud other than his eyes

Re: 2022 Adelaide Footy League - Division 7

PostPosted: Thu Aug 25, 2022 11:04 pm
by Down the Hill
Brodlach wrote:I remember playing at Goodwood one day where every step you sank to your knees when running and I have long legs. The rain was torrential. That was back in 86


1986 was my first year of senior footy at Brighton High Old Scholars in A4. It rained almost non stop from Round 13 to Round 15 that year and most grounds were atrocious. Played at Col Waite v Burnside Kensington on one of those rounds and the whole oval was mud. The kind folk at CLG allowed us to train one night a week at Mortlock from about R15 through to Grand Final week because our Mawson High ground never recovered.

Re: 2022 Adelaide Footy League - Division 7

PostPosted: Thu Aug 25, 2022 11:40 pm
by Mr Beefy
There was this one time at band camp..

Re: 2022 Adelaide Footy League - Division 7

PostPosted: Thu Aug 25, 2022 11:44 pm
by DOC
Down the Hill wrote:
Brodlach wrote:I remember playing at Goodwood one day where every step you sank to your knees when running and I have long legs. The rain was torrential. That was back in 86


1986 was my first year of senior footy at Brighton High Old Scholars in A4. It rained almost non stop from Round 13 to Round 15 that year and most grounds were atrocious. Played at Col Waite v Burnside Kensington on one of those rounds and the whole oval was mud. The kind folk at CLG allowed us to train one night a week at Mortlock from about R15 through to Grand Final week because our Mawson High ground never recovered.



What a ground. East West not North South but on some days you need to win the toss and kick with the tide.

Re: 2022 Adelaide Footy League - Division 7

PostPosted: Fri Aug 26, 2022 9:46 am
by Lightning McQueen
Brodlach wrote:I remember playing at Goodwood one day where every step you sank to your knees when running and I have long legs. The rain was torrential. That was back in 86


I had the mud completely suck my boot off my foot at Campbelltown Oval one semi final day, we won with a score of under 20.

Re: 2022 Adelaide Footy League - Division 7

PostPosted: Fri Aug 26, 2022 9:59 am
by MW
Brodlach wrote:I remember playing at Goodwood one day where every step you sank to your knees when running and I have long legs. The rain was torrential. That was back in 86


My kids play at Goody...it's not much better now!

Re: 2022 Adelaide Footy League - Division 7

PostPosted: Mon Aug 29, 2022 12:37 pm
by The Bedge
Houghton copping a serious touch up Saturday.

Greenacres v Adelaide Lutheran Grand Final. Semi Final between these two led to a Dragons 81 point win.

Re: 2022 Adelaide Footy League - Division 7

PostPosted: Mon Aug 29, 2022 4:48 pm
by Bluedemon
Saturday 3rd September

Kilburn Oval
Grand Final

Div 7 - Greenacres v Adelaide Lutheran - 2:15pm
Div 7R - Adelaide Lutheran v Houghton - 12:15pm

Re: 2022 Adelaide Footy League - Division 7

PostPosted: Mon Aug 29, 2022 4:49 pm
by The Bedge
Bluedemon wrote:Saturday 3rd September

Kilburn Oval
Grand Final

Div 7 - Greenacres v Adelaide Lutheran - 2:15pm
Div 7R - Adelaide Lutheran v Houghton - 12:15pm

Yay! 2min walk from home.. beauty beauty! :D

Re: 2022 Adelaide Footy League - Division 7

PostPosted: Wed Sep 07, 2022 9:33 am
by Ezyasfallingdown
Congratulations to Greenacres on a well played, hard fought win in the Grand Final. After so many years of going in the opposite direction, there seems to be plenty of fire in The Dragons. An unbeaten year deserves special mention as it is not that common.

To those who have stuck by them through the very lean years - well done - you know who you are and never seek the limelight.

Hoping the coming years brings further success!

Re: 2022 Adelaide Footy League - Division 7

PostPosted: Thu Sep 29, 2022 10:10 am
by ROUNDTHETRAPS
Have heard J Spencely and Daish from waikerie heading back to their previous club Hackham next year.
Will make the hawks stronger again if true

Re: 2022 Adelaide Footy League - Division 7

PostPosted: Thu Sep 29, 2022 2:20 pm
by The Bedge
Hackham should be well situated to make a significant improvement next season. Houghton will deservedly head into the season as heavy favourites following recent good minor round seasons.

Para Hills are making plenty of noise down Bridge Road on their drop to D7, whilst Mitchell Park have picked up the experienced Kamenic to lead them back to greener pastures.

Flinders Uni continue to threaten to be a quality outfity, OSB / Lonsdale fell away sharply last season and definitely underachieved with their list whilst Mawson Lakes will be eager to add a few more wins to their bank.

Ingle Farm jammed between a hungry Para Hills and Mawson Lakes eager to recruit hard and move up, and a stones throw from the recently successful Pooraka with views to D4 success makes for a difficult predicament.

Re: 2022 Adelaide Footy League - Division 7

PostPosted: Thu Sep 29, 2022 2:28 pm
by Lightning McQueen
Para Hills are looking very good early in the piece.

Re: 2022 Adelaide Footy League - Division 7

PostPosted: Thu Sep 29, 2022 5:46 pm
by The Old Fellow
The Bedge wrote:Hackham should be well situated to make a significant improvement next season. Houghton will deservedly head into the season as heavy favourites following recent good minor round seasons.

Para Hills are making plenty of noise down Bridge Road on their drop to D7, whilst Mitchell Park have picked up the experienced Kamenic to lead them back to greener pastures.

Flinders Uni continue to threaten to be a quality outfity, OSB / Lonsdale fell away sharply last season and definitely underachieved with their list whilst Mawson Lakes will be eager to add a few more wins to their bank.

Ingle Farm jammed between a hungry Para Hills and Mawson Lakes eager to recruit hard and move up, and a stones throw from the recently successful Pooraka with views to D4 success makes for a difficult predicament.


Not sure of my geography out north but I thought Para Hills was jammed between Ingle Farm and Mawson Lakes!!! :D

Re: 2022 Adelaide Footy League - Division 7

PostPosted: Fri Sep 30, 2022 11:13 am
by The Bedge
The Old Fellow wrote:Not sure of my geography out north but I thought Para Hills was jammed between Ingle Farm and Mawson Lakes!!! :D

More like a Bermuda Triangle shape where footballers go to disappear. 8)

Re: 2022 Adelaide Footy League - Division 7

PostPosted: Fri Sep 30, 2022 11:58 am
by Lightning McQueen
The Bedge wrote:
The Old Fellow wrote:Not sure of my geography out north but I thought Para Hills was jammed between Ingle Farm and Mawson Lakes!!! :D

More like a Bermuda Triangle shape where footballers go to disappear. 8)

It's quite a challenging region for footy clubs full stop.

Take Salisbury for instance, here is a list of clubs off the top of my head within 13kms of them.

Eastern Park
Elizabeth
Central United
Brahma Lodge
Golden Grove
Tea Tree Gully
Modbury
Salisbury North
Salisbury West*
North Pines*
Mawson Lakes
Para Hills
Ingle Farm
Pooraka
Gepps Cross
Kilburn

The same radius for Ingle Farm is probably worse come to think of it.

Re: 2022 Adelaide Footy League - Division 7

PostPosted: Fri Sep 30, 2022 1:08 pm
by The Bedge
4km radius from Ingle Farm

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Re: 2022 Adelaide Footy League - Division 7

PostPosted: Fri Sep 30, 2022 3:27 pm
by jo172
Nothing will ever top what Morell did on this a few years ago

Re: 2022 Adelaide Footy League - Division 7

PostPosted: Fri Sep 30, 2022 4:52 pm
by The Bedge
jo172 wrote:Nothing will ever top what Morell did on this a few years ago

Should dig it out again - that was intense!

Re: 2022 Adelaide Footy League - Division 7

PostPosted: Fri Sep 30, 2022 7:24 pm
by lion heart
The Bedge wrote:OSB / Lonsdale fell away sharply last season and definitely underachieved with their list.


Good call we definitely under achieved.

Our top end talent was very good but depth is still below average. Extremely Poor finish to season.

Not sure who is coaching but if they can get the players to buy in and get out on the track I expect a big improvement. Adam Rigney returning from injury next year will be huge he has been sorely missed.