SAAFL division 5 2013

[Q.]

http://www.saafl.asn.au/uploads/Pages/pdf/apps_final_2012.pdf

It's been superceded.

[Q.]

That 2012 version still has D1-3 players as 3 points, which is not the case.

[mozzie]

That 2012 version still has D1-3 players as 3 points, which is not the case.

Yes i know there are worth 2 Q,it just shows you how if u didnt play last year you only lose 1 point of your total.

[watchdog]

That 2012 version still has D1-3 players as 3 points, which is not the case.

Just got off the phone to John, I am 100% correct. You may want to ring him

[Mr Beefy]

“Junior Player” means a player under the age of 18 years who has played a minimum of 10 games from the year in which he turns 13 years of age with the Club of an Affiliated League with which he is seeking re‑registration.

It was this bit that has me miffed

[mozzie]

That 2012 version still has D1-3 players as 3 points, which is not the case.

Just got off the phone to John, I am 100% correct. You may want to ring him

Which we knew all along!

[Q.]

******* hell.

[mozzie]

******* hell.

Shall i speak to your TTG recruits then?

[Q.]

******* hell.

Shall i speak to your TTG recruits then?

lol, definitely a couple of zero pointers there.

Sorted it.

Points are based on 2012 only if you played (ie. if played A-Grade in 2011, but B-Grade in 2012 you are worth zero). We have a lad from from the APFL who is this exact scenario as he was injured in 2012 and came back in the B-Grade at the very end of the year.

We have a lad who did not play in 2012, but played A-Grade in the SAAFL in 2011. Is a one-point deduction, therefore only worth one-point now. I was obviously under the impression he was zero.

[Executive Member]

******* hell.

Shall i speak to your TTG recruits then?

lol, definitely a couple of zero pointers there.

Sorted it.

Points are based on 2012 only if you played (ie. if played A-Grade in 2011, but B-Grade in 2012 you are worth zero). We have a lad from from the APFL who is this exact scenario as he was injured in 2012 and came back in the B-Grade at the very end of the year.

We have a lad who did not play in 2012, but played A-Grade in the SAAFL in 2011. Is a one-point deduction, therefore only worth one-point now. I was obviously under the impression he was zero.

The air up in the mountains is always a bit thinner

[Q.]

******* hell.

Shall i speak to your TTG recruits then?

lol, definitely a couple of zero pointers there.

Sorted it.

Points are based on 2012 only if you played (ie. if played A-Grade in 2011, but B-Grade in 2012 you are worth zero). We have a lad from from the APFL who is this exact scenario as he was injured in 2012 and came back in the B-Grade at the very end of the year.

We have a lad who did not play in 2012, but played A-Grade in the SAAFL in 2011. Is a one-point deduction, therefore only worth one-point now. I was obviously under the impression he was zero.

The air up in the mountains is always a bit thinner

Wacked out on mountain juice.

[mozzie]

******* hell.

Shall i speak to your TTG recruits then?

lol, definitely a couple of zero pointers there.

Sorted it.

Points are based on 2012 only if you played (ie. if played A-Grade in 2011, but B-Grade in 2012 you are worth zero). We have a lad from from the APFL who is this exact scenario as he was injured in 2012 and came back in the B-Grade at the very end of the year.

We have a lad who did not play in 2012, but played A-Grade in the SAAFL in 2011. Is a one-point deduction, therefore only worth one-point now. I was obviously under the impression he was zero.

The air up in the mountains is always a bit thinner

Always though The Fox and Firkin was a good place to drop into.

[Q.]

Always though The Fox and Firkin was a good place to drop into.

Guinness on tap. Win.

[countryboy]

See Rebbeck & Goodwin definitely on their way to Athelstone. We spoke to them about playing in the country and seemed like real honest footy club blokes - just wanted to play in a better competition, and get paid of course. Good recruiting by Athelstone I think - and sour grapes from us - getting harder to recruit city based players with a crumpet budget to play with!!

[X Runna]

Boing.......boing........ boing.

[Esteban Vihaio]

Wow, just looked at Kenilworths ins. Josh Blyth is a "big" forward if he can stay fit, Aaron Crolla played in a Div 2 premiership at Towns and has played in A1, his brother Dane won a B@F at Towns at 17, Adam Huddleston has played Div1 at Towns and one of their young guns and Jordan Butler is a tough hard unit who has also played A's at Towns. Nice pickups Kookas.

J. Blyth was training to run a marathon last year last I heard........

[Cohiba]

There are alot of stories doing the rounds and fitzroy may land three bigs by default because of contracts sign pre christmas! Will they have to stick to them?

Will they stick to them???? I would think the legal costs to Clubs vs the returns from trying to enforce what are usually fairly loose "handshake" agreements scribbled on some A4 would be economically untenable. Besides, most usually end up

Still, what's in these Contracts????????

Legal costs to clubs???

I for one think the clubs have a right to stand there ground over players signing, giving there word with a firm handshake, only to pull the pin when they recieve better money offers elsewhere it's not good enough. This isn't the first time a player/players have done this but clubs need to have a right to stand there ground.

My point re the Legal costs, was that 99% of these "gentlemens" agreements are realistically unenforceable because to resolve the issue on a question of legality would be cost prohibitive........The Club may have genuine grievance and the right to stand there ground, but I'm pretty sure there would be little history in the SAAFL archives of any Club taking a player to the Supreme Court to enforce a "$2" contract.

[Boosh]

Clearance Requests So Far

Club In Out
Elizabeth 4 1
Kenilworth 5 3
Fitzroy 6 1
Para Hills 13 6
Lutheran 2 2
Glenunga 8 4
Havens 1 2
Wood Sth 0 6
West Croydon 0 4
Trinity 0 0

I coutned these off of the SAAFL website and I can 100% guarantee that I have got something wrong in there but you get the idea

[nicole]

Correct at time of printing Boosh

[HardenUp]

Wow, just looked at Kenilworths ins. Josh Blyth is a "big" forward if he can stay fit, Aaron Crolla played in a Div 2 premiership at Towns and has played in A1, his brother Dane won a B@F at Towns at 17, Adam Huddleston has played Div1 at Towns and one of their young guns and Jordan Butler is a tough hard unit who has also played A's at Towns. Nice pickups Kookas.

J. Blyth was training to run a marathon last year last I heard........

confirmed, reasonable time considering over 100kg & 6ft 5

http://sarrc.asn.au/SARRC_Race_Results/ ... _table.php