SA Footy

Welcome to Brighton and WOS, SMOSH and Portland come down

I have heard Matt Stent heading back to Golden Grove and Flinders Park chasing Andrew Ainger.

Slots It Through wrote:I have heard Matt Stent heading back to Golden Grove and Flinders Park chasing Andrew Ainger.

I think you find Golden Grove have been very active already, 2 signed from Broadview.

Demon Juke wrote:

Slots It Through wrote:I have heard Matt Stent heading back to Golden Grove and Flinders Park chasing Andrew Ainger.

I think you find Golden Grove have been very active already, 2 signed from Broadview.

Well give us the names

Slots It Through wrote:I have heard Matt Stent heading back to Golden Grove and Flinders Park chasing Andrew Ainger.

Andrew Ainger? Nice get

mighty hounds wrote:

Slots It Through wrote:I have heard Matt Stent heading back to Golden Grove and Flinders Park chasing Andrew Ainger.

Andrew Ainger? Nice get

Ainger will go where ever the biggest pay packet is....

Bit of a cheap shot Heater31. I'd love to know your reasoning and understanding of his situation behind that comment

Bit quiet around here. Any news out there?

Thanks for the welcome note. We are looking forward to the challenge of our return to the Amateur league and hosting you down South. It should be a great year !

Kym Steer President Brighton Bombers

kymsteer wrote:Thanks for the welcome note. We are looking forward to the challenge of our return to the Amateur league and hosting you down South. It should be a great year !

Kym Steer President Brighton Bombers

Well this gives away the mystic of who you are haha

BZB27 wrote:

kymsteer wrote:Thanks for the welcome note. We are looking forward to the challenge of our return to the Amateur league and hosting you down South. It should be a great year !

Kym Steer President Brighton Bombers

Well this gives away the mystic of who you are haha

Cmon, for the best part we all know who each other are anyway, why mess around with pseudonyms

Don't worry people, you will hear more from me than our President. My pseudonym was based upon the traditional SFL clubs always referring to the Northern intruders as the "down the hill" clubs but I may as well stick with it after 8 or 9 years on SA Footy. Marion are the last down the hill club left in the SFL and the word on the street is that 2017 may be their last season in the SFL.

Really looking forward to re-entering the SAAFL and we won't be taking anything for granted. I've followed the Ammo's close enough over the years to know there are some bloody good teams and players running around Div 3 each year. Plus I'm sure the game style differs a bit from the SFL. We've played heaps of trial games against SAAFL clubs and the average age is probably greater than the stronger SFL clubs which generally means bigger bodies and wiser heads.

It's great that we get to play with a balanced fixture for the first time in many years. Playing everyone twice home and away is fixture utopia and we got dealt a good hand with the other 9 clubs in Div 3. Only the trip to Golden Grove is when we will need our passports, otherwise it's just a few trips down Tapleys Hill Rd and the rest are fairly local. Clubs should enjoy coming to Brighton Oval. Not a very long ground but fairly wide and maintains its width right down to the pockets. Turf wicket can mean she gets a bit heavy around the midfield after significant rain but improved drainage in recent years has allowed the ground to hold up fairly well despite the traffic it gets with all our junior teams.

I'm reasonably familiar with all the Div 3 grounds and I'm sure our guys will appreciate playing on grounds that are far more consistent in size and shape than the SFL grounds. Just not sure what councils were thinking when Seaton and Plympton were first established. Footy ovals, cricket pitches and tennis courts mostly run North-South for a reason!!!

Footy Chick wrote:Cmon, for the best part we all know who each other are anyway, why mess around with pseudonyms

I still like to pretend that no one knows who i am on here

Zartan wrote:

Footy Chick wrote:Cmon, for the best part we all know who each other are anyway, why mess around with pseudonyms

I still like to pretend that no one knows who i am on here

Same here.

Col Rundle wrote:

Zartan wrote:

Footy Chick wrote:Cmon, for the best part we all know who each other are anyway, why mess around with pseudonyms

I still like to pretend that no one knows who i am on here

Same here.

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I was gonna put all 3 of us but it's a bannable offence.

Lightning McQueen wrote:I was gonna put all 3 of us but it's a bannable offence.

I would've LOL'd

Down the Hill wrote:Don't worry people, you will hear more from me than our President. My pseudonym was based upon the traditional SFL clubs always referring to the Northern intruders as the "down the hill" clubs but I may as well stick with it after 8 or 9 years on SA Footy. Marion are the last down the hill club left in the SFL and the word on the street is that 2017 may be their last season in the SFL.

Really looking forward to re-entering the SAAFL and we won't be taking anything for granted. I've followed the Ammo's close enough over the years to know there are some bloody good teams and players running around Div 3 each year. Plus I'm sure the game style differs a bit from the SFL. We've played heaps of trial games against SAAFL clubs and the average age is probably greater than the stronger SFL clubs which generally means bigger bodies and wiser heads.

It's great that we get to play with a balanced fixture for the first time in many years. Playing everyone twice home and away is fixture utopia and we got dealt a good hand with the other 9 clubs in Div 3. Only the trip to Golden Grove is when we will need our passports, otherwise it's just a few trips down Tapleys Hill Rd and the rest are fairly local. Clubs should enjoy coming to Brighton Oval. Not a very long ground but fairly wide and maintains its width right down to the pockets. Turf wicket can mean she gets a bit heavy around the midfield after significant rain but improved drainage in recent years has allowed the ground to hold up fairly well despite the traffic it gets with all our junior teams.

I'm reasonably familiar with all the Div 3 grounds and I'm sure our guys will appreciate playing on grounds that are far more consistent in size and shape than the SFL grounds. Just not sure what councils were thinking when Seaton and Plympton were first established. Footy ovals, cricket pitches and tennis courts mostly run North-South for a reason!!!

No mention of the change rooms?

Nothing wrong with the changerooms at Seaton.


Unless your the away team

mickey wrote:Nothing wrong with the changerooms at Seaton.


Unless your the away team

Worst away rooms ever