Gaelic Football in South Australia
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The Taints up to their usual pre-Christmas tricks - utterly decimated for round 1 due to footy trips, soccer presentation nights, and overseas travel! Could struggle to get enough points on the board against Irish - especially if that man DOECKE starts sizzling left foot goal-ski's like he did at State championships.
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Shonkas 6-10
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Shonkas 6-10
Taints 1-5
Mountaingoats 6-10
Flinders 11-15
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Onkas v Na Fianna - Onka's by 1-5, Na Fianna without Jolly & it's too early for Na Fianna to start playing there best football
Taints v IA - Taints by 6-10, another team with footy trip outs, but should still account for the Irish Doeckes
WI v Port - WI by 6-10, expect improvement out of Port Districts. And Ports have had a trial match.
Flinders v Mitcham - Flinders 11-15, Flinders unbackable favorites for the Hannigan
. Flinders will be prepared for Mitcham, having had the biggest pre season in SA gaelic history.
Taints v IA - Taints by 6-10, another team with footy trip outs, but should still account for the Irish Doeckes
WI v Port - WI by 6-10, expect improvement out of Port Districts. And Ports have had a trial match.
Flinders v Mitcham - Flinders 11-15, Flinders unbackable favorites for the Hannigan
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onkas 6-10
Taints 6-10
Goats 11-15
Flinders 11-15
Taints 6-10
Goats 11-15
Flinders 11-15
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Onkas v na Fianna - onkas 11-15
St brendans v Irish aust - saint brendans 11-15
Western Ireland v port districts - WI - 11-15
Flinders O'Neills v Mitcham - Flinders 1-6
St brendans v Irish aust - saint brendans 11-15
Western Ireland v port districts - WI - 11-15
Flinders O'Neills v Mitcham - Flinders 1-6
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The 7s comp will start on WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 2 with games starting at 6.45.
At this stage we have 7 teams registered for the sparkling social sevens comp and are still waiting on last years top 3 to put their regos/nomination in. So its very much looking like we will return to the 2 pitch format with games being at 6.45, 7.45 and 8.45. Teams will be notified of there game time prior to the opening night and the seasons draw will be available online or at the bar at the newly renovated St Marys soon after the season starts.
At this stage we have 7 teams registered for the sparkling social sevens comp and are still waiting on last years top 3 to put their regos/nomination in. So its very much looking like we will return to the 2 pitch format with games being at 6.45, 7.45 and 8.45. Teams will be notified of there game time prior to the opening night and the seasons draw will be available online or at the bar at the newly renovated St Marys soon after the season starts.
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My source tells me that Western Ireland have recruited in 3 Irishmen for the upcoming season. They are also reported to have done well out of the minors team from the last championships. So expect the purple and green love machine to maintain there form this season.
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We will have both a senior and minors side in this years Sevens comp which should be good....
Just wanted to hear from anyone from Mitcham to confirm if they can play 15 a side this week? Means there is 2 less I need to give the bad news to about not getting a run
Just wanted to hear from anyone from Mitcham to confirm if they can play 15 a side this week? Means there is 2 less I need to give the bad news to about not getting a run
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the milky bar kid wrote:My source tells me that Western Ireland have recruited in 3 Irishmen for the upcoming season. They are also reported to have done well out of the minors team from the last championships. So expect the purple and green love machine to maintain there form this season.
As in the team that went to Queensland a month ago?
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lutz wrote:the milky bar kid wrote:My source tells me that Western Ireland have recruited in 3 Irishmen for the upcoming season. They are also reported to have done well out of the minors team from the last championships. So expect the purple and green love machine to maintain there form this season.
As in the team that went to Queensland a month ago?
Correct.
How are Port looking this season Lutz?
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the milky bar kid wrote:lutz wrote:the milky bar kid wrote:My source tells me that Western Ireland have recruited in 3 Irishmen for the upcoming season. They are also reported to have done well out of the minors team from the last championships. So expect the purple and green love machine to maintain there form this season.
As in the team that went to Queensland a month ago?
Correct.
How are Port looking this season Lutz?
Hard to say atm...no Irish recruits like every other team has... there has been a few players not wanting to play this year (mostly the SMOSH players), but have had a few guys put their hand up who havn't played put their hand up...
A lot of the guys who played last year are continuing on, so hopefully we can build on last year with most of the team having played a few games now, which wasn't the case last season.
We have training tomorrow night, so won't know the team until then, but im expecting the side to look alright. May take a few weeks for the new guys to catch on, but they showed good signs in the trial v Minors, so hopefully wont take them too long.
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WE NOW HAVE 9 TEAMS REGISTERED FOR THE 7s COMP. HOPEFULLY ONKAS WILL MAKE IT 10. ALL TEAM REPS SHOULD HAVE RECIEVED A TEXT FROM ME TODAY.
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Wristy can you give us some info on some of the new teams who have joined the Gaelic7s comp this year?
Looking forward to the State League kick off tomorrow night!
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schimma wrote:onkas 6-10
Taints 6-10
Goats 11-15
Flinders 11-15
I like those tips, ill run with that also if there is an official comp
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wristwatcher wrote:WE NOW HAVE 9 TEAMS REGISTERED FOR THE 7s COMP. HOPEFULLY ONKAS WILL MAKE IT 10. ALL TEAM REPS SHOULD HAVE RECIEVED A TEXT FROM ME TODAY.
Got ours
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10 teams now for 7s
all the usual suspects and several new ones.
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wristwatcher wrote:10 teams now for 7sall the usual suspects and several new ones.
any truth the Hounds have reformed????? memories!!
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wristwatcher wrote:10 teams now for 7sall the usual suspects and several new ones.
Should be a good comp
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Milky bar kid.....you talk crap mentioning our "biggest pre season in Sa Gaelic history"....we have played 2 trial matches and have not trained once....how long have you guys been training for now??
If you had any idea of the amount of work we have done on the past 5 years to get flinders to where it is now with a strong men's team, a sevens minors and men's team and a women's team you might appreciate that we are doing everything in our power to hopefully bring home the Hannigan cup for the first time in 20 years. Your cheap shots don't go unnoticed....
If you had any idea of the amount of work we have done on the past 5 years to get flinders to where it is now with a strong men's team, a sevens minors and men's team and a women's team you might appreciate that we are doing everything in our power to hopefully bring home the Hannigan cup for the first time in 20 years. Your cheap shots don't go unnoticed....
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