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Re: Southern Football League

PostPosted: Tue Feb 20, 2018 1:14 pm
by afc9798
Down the Hill wrote:
Dutchy wrote:What benefit do South get out of having the GF apart from some extra bar takings post games? All food and beverage outlets are run by the clubs aren't they?


Not sure how the financial governance works between Jimmy Deane's and the SAFC proper, but JD's does dome pretty good trade of its own on SFL GF day regardless of the drink and food outlets run by the clubs.

But I agree with some other posts. Not saying its a good or bad thing but the SFL has largely returned to its traditional roots and this presents the league and clubs with an opportunity to look at changes to how GF Day is run and venue options.

I assume this year is a final 5 and a return to the pre-2002 format of 1 final on each of the Saturday and Sunday in the first 2 weeks, followed by Saturday Prelim and Saturday GF?

AFC9798 - One of the main reasons the minor grades presentation are held behind the clubrooms at SAFC is because a 5 game GF Day makes it time impossible to use the oval for presentations. Port Noarlunga was even worse with the use of the small grass area near the play equipment.


Yes, I realise why they do it, it just makes more sense to do it next to the grandstand or on the grass hill. A bit more dignified.

Re: Southern Football League

PostPosted: Tue Feb 20, 2018 1:57 pm
by vics01
vics01 wrote:
SB
South Adelaide upping the rent for the SFL office from 2k to 10k PA :shock:

Must be very tight at Lovelock drive?

This move has made some clubs ask is our core business at SA or find other office space and including playing of GF at OUR clubs ?


Have to find someway to fund the PC footy comp I suppose, after all it doesn't contribute anything.


LGIL
Footy computer games?


Actually not a bad idea at least people pay to play and watch computer games, unlike the AWFL and other rubbish

Re: Southern Football League

PostPosted: Tue Feb 20, 2018 2:35 pm
by 85 WAS A GOOD YEAR
The C Grade & Sunday comp Grand Final being moved back to Sunday is back on the agenda for discussion too.

SFL are suggesting GF be held on the Sunday after Sat comp Preliminary Final.
I expect this will be a popular change and will be accepted by the club involved in Sunday competition.


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Re: Southern Football League

PostPosted: Tue Feb 20, 2018 3:10 pm
by beer tent
Great Southern have all there presentations on the ground and they don't run over

Re: Southern Football League

PostPosted: Tue Feb 20, 2018 3:19 pm
by Look Good In Leather
beer tent wrote:Great Southern have all there presentations on the ground and they don't run over
They only have 4 games

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Re: Southern Football League

PostPosted: Tue Feb 20, 2018 3:28 pm
by Down the Hill
beer tent wrote:Great Southern have all there presentations on the ground and they don't run over


GSFL GF Day is only 4 games and the Junior Colts commence 45 minutes earlier than they do in the minor round to enable them to progressively fit the extra time needed to get the next game started until the A grade game commences. So they start at 9.05 instead of 9.50 which isn't too bad but can't be done in a 5 game GF day.

Re: Southern Football League

PostPosted: Tue Feb 20, 2018 3:30 pm
by Look Good In Leather
Down the Hill wrote:
beer tent wrote:Great Southern have all there presentations on the ground and they don't run over


GSFL GF Day is only 4 games and the Junior Colts commence 45 minutes earlier than they do in the minor round to enable them to progressively fit the extra time needed to get the next game started until the A grade game commences. So they start at 9.05 instead of 9.50 which isn't too bad but can't be done in a 5 game GF day.
Unless we extend the day

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Re: Southern Football League

PostPosted: Tue Feb 20, 2018 3:35 pm
by heater31
Look Good In Leather wrote:
Down the Hill wrote:
beer tent wrote:Great Southern have all there presentations on the ground and they don't run over


GSFL GF Day is only 4 games and the Junior Colts commence 45 minutes earlier than they do in the minor round to enable them to progressively fit the extra time needed to get the next game started until the A grade game commences. So they start at 9.05 instead of 9.50 which isn't too bad but can't be done in a 5 game GF day.
Unless we extend the day

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Re: Southern Football League

PostPosted: Tue Feb 20, 2018 3:54 pm
by Look Good In Leather
heater31 wrote:
Look Good In Leather wrote:
Down the Hill wrote:
beer tent wrote:Great Southern have all there presentations on the ground and they don't run over


GSFL GF Day is only 4 games and the Junior Colts commence 45 minutes earlier than they do in the minor round to enable them to progressively fit the extra time needed to get the next game started until the A grade game commences. So they start at 9.05 instead of 9.50 which isn't too bad but can't be done in a 5 game GF day.
Unless we extend the day

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Not ideal, reduce the celebrations for the winners.

No I meant extending the gaps between the games by 10 minutes, starting the A-Grade 40 minutes later.

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Re: Southern Football League

PostPosted: Wed Feb 21, 2018 9:29 pm
by Hasbeen
Dutchy wrote:What benefit do South get out of having the GF apart from some extra bar takings post games? All food and beverage outlets are run by the clubs aren't they?


After questioning why the beer was so expensive one GF I was told the SFL clubs have to buy the alcohol from South at greatly Inflated prices compared to Dan Murphy's across the road. So South are getting a decent cut from every Beer, Cider and Spirit sold by the clubs on Grand Final Day.

Re: Southern Football League

PostPosted: Fri Feb 23, 2018 8:08 am
by oldman
Emus in massive trouble. No money in the bank, lost over half their senior squad from last year and a coach that nobody has been impressed with the way he goes about it. Could be the worst decision in a very long time that really brings them to their knees.

Re: Southern Football League

PostPosted: Fri Feb 23, 2018 9:08 am
by Demon fan
oldman wrote:Emus in massive trouble. No money in the bank, lost over half their senior squad from last year and a coach that nobody has been impressed with the way he goes about it. Could be the worst decision in a very long time that really brings them to their knees.


Looks like a few 17.5's are on the move as well, Have they appointed a B grade coach yet?
The president isn't respected, lots of rumours going around.
Are they in denial and think everything is going well, or is someone currently not involved going to step in and right the ship?
Time will tell it will either be sunshine and rainbows or very dark days.

Re: Southern Football League

PostPosted: Sat Feb 24, 2018 8:02 pm
by ol man emu
Demon fan wrote:
oldman wrote:Emus in massive trouble. No money in the bank, lost over half their senior squad from last year and a coach that nobody has been impressed with the way he goes about it. Could be the worst decision in a very long time that really brings them to their knees.


Looks like a few 17.5's are on the move as well, Have they appointed a B grade coach yet?
The president isn't respected, lots of rumours going around.
Are they in denial and think everything is going well, or is someone currently not involved going to step in and right the ship?
Time will tell it will either be sunshine and rainbows or very dark days.


Oldman.
Could not be further from the truth regarding money in the bank.
The Morphett Vale Football Club is in the best financial position we have been in for a very long time.
We are not rich but all bills are paid and we have a bit of change in the bank, which is very good for us this time of the year.
You are correct that we have lost a number of players to cashed up clubs, paying ridiculous amounts of money.
We don't pay that sort of money and have been a breeding ground for cashed up clubs for a long time.
We are very happy with the coach, we appointed Dave to get our culture back to where it used to be because it has been slipping for a
few years.
The players that have stayed are really enjoying the training sessions and they will be fit and ready to go.
I'm not sure where you are getting your information from.

Demon Fan.
Very disappointed to lose 4 under 17.5 but that is life. Reserves coach has been appointed and president has the respect at the
Morphett Vale Football Club.
We are not in denial we know where we are at, we definitely are in rebuild mode.
We have a great bunch of kids busting there guts to play for the Morphett Vale jumper.
We have some good senior players who also want to play for Morphett Vale and not money.
We have a few players returning who didn't play last year, also playing for the jumper.

Definitely not all doom and gloom at the Morphett Vale Football Club.
We are a grass roots football club that promotes junior footballers.
Who knows what the season will bring regarding win loss.
I'm exited bring on 2018.

Re: Southern Football League

PostPosted: Sat Feb 24, 2018 8:32 pm
by beer tent
Regarding grand final day don't you guys have only 4 games now like the GSFL

Re: Southern Football League

PostPosted: Sat Feb 24, 2018 8:37 pm
by 85 WAS A GOOD YEAR
beer tent wrote:Regarding grand final day don't you guys have only 4 games now like the GSFL
No. 5 matches
U13s U15s U17.5s Bs & A Grade

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Re: Southern Football League

PostPosted: Sat Feb 24, 2018 10:21 pm
by oldman
ol man emu wrote:
Demon fan wrote:
oldman wrote:Emus in massive trouble. No money in the bank, lost over half their senior squad from last year and a coach that nobody has been impressed with the way he goes about it. Could be the worst decision in a very long time that really brings them to their knees.


Looks like a few 17.5's are on the move as well, Have they appointed a B grade coach yet?
The president isn't respected, lots of rumours going around.
Are they in denial and think everything is going well, or is someone currently not involved going to step in and right the ship?
Time will tell it will either be sunshine and rainbows or very dark days.


Oldman.
Could not be further from the truth regarding money in the bank.
The Morphett Vale Football Club is in the best financial position we have been in for a very long time.
We are not rich but all bills are paid and we have a bit of change in the bank, which is very good for us this time of the year.
You are correct that we have lost a number of players to cashed up clubs, paying ridiculous amounts of money.
We don't pay that sort of money and have been a breeding ground for cashed up clubs for a long time.
We are very happy with the coach, we appointed Dave to get our culture back to where it used to be because it has been slipping for a
few years.
The players that have stayed are really enjoying the training sessions and they will be fit and ready to go.
I'm not sure where you are getting your information from.

Demon Fan.
Very disappointed to lose 4 under 17.5 but that is life. Reserves coach has been appointed and president has the respect at the
Morphett Vale Football Club.
We are not in denial we know where we are at, we definitely are in rebuild mode.
We have a great bunch of kids busting there guts to play for the Morphett Vale jumper.
We have some good senior players who also want to play for Morphett Vale and not money.
We have a few players returning who didn't play last year, also playing for the jumper.

Definitely not all doom and gloom at the Morphett Vale Football Club.
We are a grass roots football club that promotes junior footballers.
Who knows what the season will bring regarding win loss.
I'm exited bring on 2018.



I get my info from people who know. Plenty of past players and long time members and supporters are staggered with some decisions made in the last few months. This is why the exodus of Morphett Vale players has been so great this offseason. I feel that the club which was so dominant in the early 2000s is now back to where it was before the Potts and Hill era. As for saying other clubs are offering ridiculous amounts of money this maybe true but its a known fact that the Emus were paying a select few huge amounts in previous years. When this club was winning flags for fun they built over a couple of years but they had the right man steering the ship with a brilliant track record. Could you please fill me in on what Dave Murdoch's coaching record is like........ Not great I believe.

Re: Southern Football League

PostPosted: Thu Mar 01, 2018 8:36 am
by spot on
I see another Emus player has lodged a clearance to Macclesfield, Rhys Reynolds, Dennis Iljesan must be a good recruiter, that's 5 now (including himself).

Re: Southern Football League

PostPosted: Thu Mar 01, 2018 1:46 pm
by beer tent
Thought there was a rule brought in that you can only take maximum of 3 players from one club

Re: Southern Football League

PostPosted: Thu Mar 01, 2018 1:51 pm
by 85 WAS A GOOD YEAR
beer tent wrote:Thought there was a rule brought in that you can only take maximum of 3 players from one club
I believe that is for clubs within the SFL only unfortunately

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Re: Southern Football League

PostPosted: Wed Mar 07, 2018 3:29 pm
by Dutchy
Great to see it announced that every team has a full suite of juniors ensuring the junior draw matches the senior draw for the first time since when?

5 games on a Saturday at each venue, great opportunity strengthen the league even further.