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Ok so I am assuming most posters on here have an affiliation with a Central Div club........ which is the best way to ensure this doesn't happen again next year, because I am sure if Nairne or Mt Lofty win the flag, the bottom Central team will be going to Country Div??
Should the promoted and demoted clubs be judged on the whole club equally or should they be on only the A Grade results??
At the moment the A Grade Premier side is eligible to apply for Central Div but the worst performing Club as a whole is judged eligible for demotion - this has to be made equal so there is then no issue.
I think it should be that the Club that finishes top as whole should be eligible to apply not the A Grade Premier
Should the promoted and demoted clubs be judged on the whole club equally or should they be on only the A Grade results??
At the moment the A Grade Premier side is eligible to apply for Central Div but the worst performing Club as a whole is judged eligible for demotion - this has to be made equal so there is then no issue.
I think it should be that the Club that finishes top as whole should be eligible to apply not the A Grade Premier
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Tanka wrote:I think it should be that the Club that finishes top as whole should be eligible to apply not the A Grade Premier
Not much confidence in Nairne making the GF Tanka?
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Champ wrote:Any respnse from Lofty?
Champ, any chance of seeing Beaver and/or J.Edwards at Echunga next year?
Both left for financial reasons, surely the club has a war chest together to make sure they are competive next year?
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Not quite sure what that means mate??? I have no affiliation with a Country Club hence posting in the Central Div forum... For what its worth I don't think Lofty are a shoe in the win next year and Nairne are probably further back again than Lofty.
I just think most of the problems stem from the fact that only 1 Grade is judged for promotion but the whole club is judged for demotion - fix this and it becomes simple
I just think most of the problems stem from the fact that only 1 Grade is judged for promotion but the whole club is judged for demotion - fix this and it becomes simple
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Lofty angry and stormed out of meeting. Quite amazing really when one considers they now die by the sword they put in place 2 years ago. Rightly so. Wonder how many of the board got voted off ? That's the other problem. Sam miles to south ?
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Its all too late now isn't it? I mean any amendments had to be made at the AGM for the coming season didn't they?
It would be near impossible to judge a country club by their total club points; what happens if Maccy or Gums have a break out year recruiting wise and then we're back here.
The HFL should just bank on Kersbrook taking the Country title and Echunga not coming bottom...
As stated before, I think the HFL should copy the SAAFL no questions asked. If the HFL trully believes that as a collective it has the product to offer the best league in the state then they have to fill the void between the two divisions.
It would be near impossible to judge a country club by their total club points; what happens if Maccy or Gums have a break out year recruiting wise and then we're back here.
The HFL should just bank on Kersbrook taking the Country title and Echunga not coming bottom...
As stated before, I think the HFL should copy the SAAFL no questions asked. If the HFL trully believes that as a collective it has the product to offer the best league in the state then they have to fill the void between the two divisions.
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I think to be promoted it should be : Win A grade premiership plus finish top of club championship. This would ensure that the club coming up is strong across the entire club.
Relegation criteria to remain the same.
Relegation criteria to remain the same.
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Champ wrote:Its all too late now isn't it? I mean any amendments had to be made at the AGM for the coming season didn't they?
It would be near impossible to judge a country club by their total club points; what happens if Maccy or Gums have a break out year recruiting wise and then we're back here.
The HFL should just bank on Kersbrook taking the Country title and Echunga not coming bottom...
As stated before, I think the HFL should copy the SAAFL no questions asked. If the HFL trully believes that as a collective it has the product to offer the best league in the state then they have to fill the void between the two divisions.
One negative aspect of the SAAFL promotion/relegation system is at times B Grade sides endure a few years of being pummeled since they follow the A grades success as the club moves up the grades. This was such a problem with clubs C grade sides that the SAAFL now have a stand alone promotion/relegation system for the C grade competition.
Also, our juniors have no bearing on the senior clubs since they play on Sundays. Seems that a simple up/down system based on the A grade results may not fit what the Hills Footy Leagues need.
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A couple of questions for Echunga supporters. Didn't Echunga once previously go through an undefeated year in Country Division under Michael Aish and then with him moved into Central Division. If memory serves me correctly they had a winless, or near enough to, season and went down the next year. Now I don't profess to know the current coach but wouldn't think he possesses the same credentials as Michael Aish. And so the first question is - will history repeat itself?
Not sure what Echunga's budget was last season but it will need to double if they are to pick up a few more quality players to be competitive. And so the second question - can they raise the extra cash and can it be sustained?
Not sure what Echunga's budget was last season but it will need to double if they are to pick up a few more quality players to be competitive. And so the second question - can they raise the extra cash and can it be sustained?
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has been wrote:Lofty angry and stormed out of meeting. Quite amazing really when one considers they now die by the sword they put in place 2 years ago. Rightly so. Wonder how many of the board got voted off ? That's the other problem. Sam miles to south ?
Yeah Lofty storming out was the only exciting thing that happened. The whole board was retained with 1 addition, a guy from Maccy I think, who has previously been on the board.
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MONTE CRISTO wrote:A couple of questions for Echunga supporters. Didn't Echunga once previously go through an undefeated year in Country Division under Michael Aish and then with him moved into Central Division. If memory serves me correctly they had a winless, or near enough to, season and went down the next year. Now I don't profess to know the current coach but wouldn't think he possesses the same credentials as Michael Aish. And so the first question is - will history repeat itself?
Not sure what Echunga's budget was last season but it will need to double if they are to pick up a few more quality players to be competitive. And so the second question - can they raise the extra cash and can it be sustained?
So judging by your expert opinion Echunga should give up now based on 1994 or whenever it was? Sword swallower.
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MONTE CRISTO wrote:A couple of questions for Echunga supporters. Didn't Echunga once previously go through an undefeated year in Country Division under Michael Aish and then with him moved into Central Division. If memory serves me correctly they had a winless, or near enough to, season and went down the next year. Now I don't profess to know the current coach but wouldn't think he possesses the same credentials as Michael Aish. And so the first question is - will history repeat itself?
Not sure what Echunga's budget was last season but it will need to double if they are to pick up a few more quality players to be competitive. And so the second question - can they raise the extra cash and can it be sustained?
It's not about A grade.
It's about the juniors getting a game each week and retaining the talent from jumping ship to Handorf/Barker to play footy.
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Lofty having another sgm of their own I am told to decide where they play in 2014. Hopefully they go to SAAFL as they have held talks with them. That would be another dumb decision they have made. I believe lofty should not worry about the welfare of their juniors as a couple of neighbouring clubs are well advanced in their approaches to parents. Their committee seem to have a bad habit of making decisions based on emotion and no common sense. SFL i hear rejected them as non competative. Talk about take the bat and ball spit the dummy and go home............. Does anyone know when the 2014 draw is out now we know the teams ?
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has been wrote:Lofty having another sgm of their own I am told to decide where they play in 2014. Hopefully they go to SAAFL as they have held talks with them. That would be another dumb decision they have made. I believe lofty should not worry about the welfare of their juniors as a couple of neighbouring clubs are well advanced in their approaches to parents. Their committee seem to have a bad habit of making decisions based on emotion and no common sense. SFL i hear rejected them as non competative. Talk about take the bat and ball spit the dummy and go home............. Does anyone know when the 2014 draw is out now we know the teams ?
Sounds like toys are out of the cot , im sure shanty , uris and ironbank will take any of there juniors that want to stay in the hills
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has been wrote:Lofty having another sgm of their own I am told to decide where they play in 2014. Hopefully they go to SAAFL as they have held talks with them. That would be another dumb decision they have made. I believe lofty should not worry about the welfare of their juniors as a couple of neighbouring clubs are well advanced in their approaches to parents. Their committee seem to have a bad habit of making decisions based on emotion and no common sense. SFL i hear rejected them as non competative. Talk about take the bat and ball spit the dummy and go home............. Does anyone know when the 2014 draw is out now we know the teams ?
SFL rejected them as "non-competitive".......really so no-one from the SFL watched an Aldinga game for the last few years?
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Keyser Soze wrote:has been wrote:Lofty having another sgm of their own I am told to decide where they play in 2014. Hopefully they go to SAAFL as they have held talks with them. That would be another dumb decision they have made. I believe lofty should not worry about the welfare of their juniors as a couple of neighbouring clubs are well advanced in their approaches to parents. Their committee seem to have a bad habit of making decisions based on emotion and no common sense. SFL i hear rejected them as non competative. Talk about take the bat and ball spit the dummy and go home............. Does anyone know when the 2014 draw is out now we know the teams ?
SFL rejected them as "non-competitive".......really so no-one from the SFL watched an Aldinga game for the last few years?
I find this hard to believe in fact did lofty really even apply as opposed to people's fanciful crap on here?!
The SFL competition is not that flash, it's too teams are good but after 5 or 6 it's all down hill.
The only probable example though could be edwardstown who transferred for SAAFL div 2 or 3 maybe and they haven't gone that well mainly due to blokes from SAAFL days jumping ship I suspect?
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Anyone know why Lofty aren't now just putting all their energies into smashing it in Country in 2014 and coming back up in 2015? Surely they could talk their juniors into 1 year in country also without a massive walkout.
12 months time if all goes well this will be forgotten and they will be a stronger club for it.
12 months time if all goes well this will be forgotten and they will be a stronger club for it.
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