Robb_Stark wrote:so the question is what happen at hope valley last night and did they vote to go into div 3 or stay in div 4 ??????
come on footy chick spill
Buggered if I know, I"m not at Hope Valley anymore.
I couldn't see them voting to go up though, FWIW.
Why would any club not want to play as higher division as possible?? As most know, it is pretty hard to make a grand final and go up a division (just ask golden grove), so when it is handed to you on a plate why not take it? Your club may not be in a position to challenge or play finals in the higher division, but still it is worth a shot.
Robb_Stark wrote:so the question is what happen at hope valley last night and did they vote to go into div 3 or stay in div 4 ??????
come on footy chick spill
Buggered if I know, I"m not at Hope Valley anymore.
I couldn't see them voting to go up though, FWIW.
Why would any club not want to play as higher division as possible?? As most know, it is pretty hard to make a grand final and go up a division (just ask golden grove), so when it is handed to you on a plate why not take it? Your club may not be in a position to challenge or play finals in the higher division, but still it is worth a shot.
Not sure. Ask Salisbury, Kilburn, Eastern Park and Pooraka who have already made the decision
Robb_Stark wrote:so the question is what happen at hope valley last night and did they vote to go into div 3 or stay in div 4 ??????
come on footy chick spill
Buggered if I know, I"m not at Hope Valley anymore.
I couldn't see them voting to go up though, FWIW.
Why would any club not want to play as higher division as possible?? As most know, it is pretty hard to make a grand final and go up a division (just ask golden grove), so when it is handed to you on a plate why not take it? Your club may not be in a position to challenge or play finals in the higher division, but still it is worth a shot.
Seems to be the culture of the Ammos, success against weaker clubs is seen as more meritorious than competing against stronger clubs.
Robb_Stark wrote:so the question is what happen at hope valley last night and did they vote to go into div 3 or stay in div 4 ??????
come on footy chick spill
Buggered if I know, I"m not at Hope Valley anymore.
I couldn't see them voting to go up though, FWIW.
Why would any club not want to play as higher division as possible?? As most know, it is pretty hard to make a grand final and go up a division (just ask golden grove), so when it is handed to you on a plate why not take it? Your club may not be in a position to challenge or play finals in the higher division, but still it is worth a shot.
Seems to be the culture of the Ammos, success against weaker clubs is seen as more meritorious than competing against stronger clubs.
Never trust, believe or have any confidence in someone who uses generalised, blanket statements in response to diverse, dynamic and often complex issues.
Robb_Stark wrote:so the question is what happen at hope valley last night and did they vote to go into div 3 or stay in div 4 ??????
come on footy chick spill
Buggered if I know, I"m not at Hope Valley anymore.
I couldn't see them voting to go up though, FWIW.
Why would any club not want to play as higher division as possible?? As most know, it is pretty hard to make a grand final and go up a division (just ask golden grove), so when it is handed to you on a plate why not take it? Your club may not be in a position to challenge or play finals in the higher division, but still it is worth a shot.
Seems to be the culture of the Ammos, success against weaker clubs is seen as more meritorious than competing against stronger clubs.
Again...winning a premiership in a division that is competitive from the top club to the 10th club, no matter what division, is better that winning one in a league where the top 5 clubs are competitive with each other and the other 8-10 are witches hats.
Thats why people are not happy about having one (1) straggler in the division. We "Ammos" are not happy winning against duds, and actually try to fix or negate the problem, instead of letting it fester for over a decade, like some other leagues.....such as the SFL.
Look Good In Leather wrote:Seems to be the culture of the Ammos, success against weaker clubs is seen as more meritorious than competing against stronger clubs.
Look Good In Leather wrote: Seems to be the culture of the Ammos, success against weaker clubs is seen as more meritorious than competing against stronger clubs.
When did Christies last win a premiership or even play in a GF at any level LGIL
Look Good In Leather wrote: Seems to be the culture of the Ammos, success against weaker clubs is seen as more meritorious than competing against stronger clubs.
When did Christies last win a premiership or even play in a GF at any level LGIL
Edit: that's actually a serious question
Christies Beach are not asking to play in a lower division.
Robb_Stark wrote:so the question is what happen at hope valley last night and did they vote to go into div 3 or stay in div 4 ??????
come on footy chick spill
Buggered if I know, I"m not at Hope Valley anymore.
I couldn't see them voting to go up though, FWIW.
Why would any club not want to play as higher division as possible?? As most know, it is pretty hard to make a grand final and go up a division (just ask golden grove), so when it is handed to you on a plate why not take it? Your club may not be in a position to challenge or play finals in the higher division, but still it is worth a shot.
Seems to be the culture of the Ammos, success against weaker clubs is seen as more meritorious than competing against stronger clubs.
Look Good In Leather wrote: Seems to be the culture of the Ammos, success against weaker clubs is seen as more meritorious than competing against stronger clubs.
When did Christies last win a premiership or even play in a GF at any level LGIL
Edit: that's actually a serious question
Christies Beach are not asking to play in a lower division.
Robb_Stark wrote:so the question is what happen at hope valley last night and did they vote to go into div 3 or stay in div 4 ??????
come on footy chick spill
Buggered if I know, I"m not at Hope Valley anymore.
I couldn't see them voting to go up though, FWIW.
Why would any club not want to play as higher division as possible?? As most know, it is pretty hard to make a grand final and go up a division (just ask golden grove), so when it is handed to you on a plate why not take it? Your club may not be in a position to challenge or play finals in the higher division, but still it is worth a shot.
Not sure. Ask Salisbury, Kilburn, Eastern Park and Pooraka who have already made the decision
i think salisbury pooraka and eastern park all had different reasons for not going up into div 3
salisbury just got relegated from div 3 and need to regroup eastern park just played a strong season in div 4 after being relegated but have lost some key players pooraka have only been relegated 2-3 years ago and have been rebuilding since key players retired
so yes pooraka is in a nice spot at the moment but didnt think it was at a stage to make the jump into 3 this year but in saying that we are looking at having a strong year in div 4 in our 100th year as a club