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Afterthesiren wrote:

The SAAFL provides divisions for clubs to build success and maintain sustainability.

So where do Hackham and Lonsdale go now after getting smacked week in week out in Division 7?

Gday lads- will be paying at end of the week.

Paid. Lets win.

Race 4, No. 7 Oxley Road. $50 the win thanks JK.

Confirming money in- Cheers Dutchy

Test match- 2nd day tickets.
Annual Leave- starting 17th Dec and through to 5th Jan. Maybe even get a hit of golf.

New role at work commencing January 2022.

Junior G getting his highest score so far in his early cricket career (18).

He hit the ball really well (3 x 4s), ran aggressively and was disciplined defensively (until he went the attempted slap on a full one on off).

He has put in an extra net session a week minimum since the start of the season, great to see some reward.

amber_fluid wrote:Struck by Lightning

Mrs G was one of the extra kids in that. Filmed at Black Forest Primary. She's the one who's shoe falls off when the kids run- was not part of the script but they kept it in apparently..

Blew the cobwebs out at McCracken last Sunday. Cracking day, course in solid nick with swift greens.

Didnt expect much, and duly delivered 22 points. Consistent crap with 12 on the front and 10 on the back.

Driving actually pretty good, putting improved as I got the pace right.

Irons were fair dinkum woeful. Couple of decent 5 irons and a couple of nice lobs, but on the whole could not get them up in the air. Mucked around with stance but horribly inconsistent swings. Time for some range action me thinks.

Dutchy wrote:45 on the front 9 at the Vines tonight, highlight was a bridie on the 8th, cant remember playing in such humid conditions, even rounds in FNQ were better than tonight, tough to grip the club!

Vines this Sunday, I better hit em better than last round.

Cheers to all for their tips near Nuri. Tried most suggestions and all got the tick. Thanks lads!

45 on the front 9 at the Vines tonight, highlight was a bridie on the 8th, cant remember playing in such humid conditions, even rounds in FNQ were better than tonight, tough to grip the club!

Vines this Sunday, I better hit em better than last round.

Well much better. Hit 35 points to get done on a countback in our comp. I implemented a throwaway tip from Sergio that I watched on Saturday in my game and it fricken worked. Next stop Lake Albert Ambrose in 2 weeks. Much more confident in the ball striking.

This coming weekend;

Jnr G cricket Friday night.
Head to Langhorne Creek next morning for lunch
Onwards to Lake Albert
Big arvo/night on the gas/punt with some great mates
Sunday morning Ambrose golf tourney
Sunday arvo back on it, do some fishing maybe?
Monday morning early checkout and back early for the Superbowl.

Already drinking plenty of water for the preparation.

Wedgie wrote:Might as well as just wear a white skivvy under a normal sleeveless guernsey.

Lake Albert Ambrose this Sunday. Looks like it'll be a warm one!

Weather was great and course as good as I've seen it.

Gross winners hit 15 under including 11 birdies in a row....glad we didnt waste our time playing good golf.

Was more hungover than usual, but none of us could hit a green or hole a putt.

Hit a nett 76 (Stroke round) at the Pat last Sunday to back that up, including a blow out 8 on the 17th (tee shot in water). Nowhere near our winners on 65 though.

Just need to play more, threatening to have a good round.

Lightning McQueen wrote:
I prefer the strong flavoured one though.

Me too

Dutchy wrote:Mark of Cain 19th August

Tix sale tomorrow gonna be a rush!

Cant wait to see which Sussex scrubber the Strikers pick up next.

Spargo wrote:Just wondering where all the outcry & accusations were when the Dogs never played Ugle-Hagan until round 17 last year…

Probably cos he is dead set average. I know he is young but I dont see what got him #1.

Dutchy wrote:missed the presser, anyone got a link?

www.craptacular.com

Cheers everyone, and condolences FC. Certainly a tough thing seeing loved ones fade away.

Like you FC, at least everyone was able to say what they needed, he knew he was loved.

Makes me determined to get in more regular contact with my old man, like you I'm not as close with him as I should be,

HVFC u17.5s have played 9 games this season, which has been going for 17 weeks now, 5 clubs didnt put a 17.5 team on the park last weekend the week after a league bye :roll: :roll: complete lack of credibility at SFL HQ

The U17 fixture this season is an absolute joke.

28 days between games for Flaggies. Have had 2 stretches of 2 byes in a row so far.

tigerpie wrote:Again I have no problem with them wearing it at a heritage round.

There's only one black and white team in the afl.

There's only one black and red sash, one black and gold sash, one red and blue team.

And 3 Blue and white teams.... but they get along fine.

Sanford Wheeler

Big Boy retiring at season end too.

An underrated part of the 2014/2015 premiership sides.

Yungmuney wrote:Does anyone think the mighty larks could seriously challenge for the flag? What a story it would be.

Got the right coach for the job. Go Larks!

Jim05 wrote:Robert Walls and Jordan Lewis on the coaching review panel which is fantastic as both hate Essendon so will give some good feedback

Or some false feedback to ensure a dud...

First hit back after a 4 month layoff, hit a 75 off the stick at Murray Bridge (Par 68 off yellow tees admittedly). 3 birdies on the front 9!

Guarantee second up wont be anywhere near as productive.

Back to earth second up on Sunday down at Willunga. Hit it atrociously on the front 9 for a 54. Lost 3 balls, chipped out of trees on 4 of the holes, chunked a wedge into the water on both the 2nd and 4th.

Came home in 41 but the damage was done. Skies opened up on the last just to rub it in.

Next one at Lady Bay so hoping to have the back 9 form follow.

Rik E Boy wrote:
Every Hawthorn Fan ever wrote:if its relatively dry, I'll go Swannies by 6 goals.

This one is a real kick back and watch one for me- both teams on a similar "Rather both of them dont win" situation.

Love ya REB. A legs/cats double will have me in a serious state...

Lightning McQueen wrote:
MatteeG wrote:Count me in, I'm a unit

That's a bit harsh on yourself, I thought you're a decent bloke?

EFA?

Lightning McQueen wrote:
gazzamagoo wrote:
Footy Chick wrote:
Brian Cunningham?
Brian Mannix?
Brian Bienke?
Brian Leys?
Brian Taylor?
Brian Lake?

Brian and his wife!

Bryan Miers

Brian Damage

Hawhtorn for the spoon next year. It will be absolutely golden. They've just Northed themselves. I suppose they think they will pick up another Roughead and Franklin in the draft in the next two years and then a decade later the AFL will bring in two new teams so they can pick up easy flags after the other contenders are cooked and the next up and coming teams miss out on the draft picks. :D

What a time to be alive Jasper!

regards,

REB

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Coolmore race 6:
40W #7 Grand Impact
10P #12 Custodian

Hey JK

$25 the win AR Race 8 # 11 Alsvior @$12s (currently)

Cheers,

MatteeG

Played the Pat yesterday, course held up well considering the barrage on Saturday. Few limbs lost and some trees straight out blown over but drained pretty well.

38 point not too shabby, came home with 22. Lost 3 balls on the front 9 FFS.

We had 2 inch high water all around the house as the drains couldnt cope, had to shut off the spa isolator and sweep water for about 45 mins solid. Didnt get in the house thankfully.

Was a deadset mini tornado here (Morphett Vale)- rain came in from all 3 sides of the verandah.

At least we only had 3 mini power outages, nothing significant. Hear Craigburn may not have power til the 19th!!

This weather can **** right off.

Disappointed if they dont go with the Thylacines or Pademelons

Thanks to all involved with this. Those placing the bets and those who contributed to the collects.

No thanks to my useless punting, only positive I had is that none of my personal Spring carnival was any better!

The young fella batting as well as he ever has yesterday morning.

First year under 14 (3 months too old for 12s) coming in at 11 with the side 7 for 70 or there abouts after 28 overs (out of 45) chasing 213.

Got dropped early, but managed to keep his head down and retire twice whilst letting the bigger/better hitters face the majority of the balls. Reckon he was out in the centre well over an hour (I'd suggest 15 mins would have been his longest stay beforehand). He was part of the last 2 that needed 22 off the last 3 overs and 11 off the last- and fell an agonizing 3 runs short.

14* off 36 balls doesnt sound great but for a quiet kid who usually lacks a bit of game awareness it was amazing. Came off after the last ball disappointed and drenched, but at least knowing he can play to the level.

Played Victor Harbor yesterday in an Ambrose and we hit a 63 off the stick which included an Eagle on the 12th.

Course in excellent condition yet no one down there. Do yourself a favour and have a hit down there over the break.

Rik E Boy wrote:The Hawthorn threepeat

regards,

REB

Looks fantastic Boon. May give it a crack* for Mrs G's birthday.

OK NFL Experts, who wins the SB? I had a reasonable crack at a Scorchers/Chiefs Multi a few weeks back at $13, from what I saw in the conference games Philly looked really sharp and my mug eye seems to think they will get over the Chiefs, I can (and will) back the Eagles to ensure a profit, but Im debating by how much. Gimme your thoughts!

I'm Chiefs all the way but punting wise I'd maybe hit Philly H2H for the $1.80. Chiefs have a lot of sore bodies, looks like Hardman is already out.

As Brod mentioned Philly havent played full strength sides but you can only beat who you play.

Cracking game. Missed a work call as I extended lunch to see it end!

End of summer kids sport dinner coming up this Sat night at Charlie’s Diner, Brighton Hotel - gulp.
I despise all you can eat and at $40 per adult & $20 per kid I’m dreading this already. Has anyone been here recently that can allay my fears? Is it self serve again post covid or do they serve you when you go up?

Ha ha its self serve again (was served during Covid).

Wasnt terrible but it is a smorgasbord, so you know what to expect.

They had banana ice cream when I went which gained them a mark or 2.

Quick tip, order at the bar and wait for your drink, they were 'hopeless' finding our table.

First round of the year (Non-Ambrose) coming this Sunday at Oakbank. Sitting on 14.3 currently and hoping to play a bit more this winter with Master G moving to Saturday footy.

Played at Oakbank on Sunday in the light but constant drizzle.

Course in good nick, greens very nice. A bit of GUR in places and some damp spots (maybe sprionklers left on rather than rain?).

For the price an excellent deal. $25 for 18 holes (2 x 9) is great value.

First time round was on fire, hit 23 points including a 2 for 5 on the hardest hole after somehow holing a 6 iron from 160. First Eagle Ive had in at least a decade.

Poor second 9 only getting 14 points and getting nutted on countback.

Being first hit back since an Ambrose in Feb I was happy with most of my game, a few wide drives but didnt get into huge amounts of trouble.

stan wrote:
am Bays wrote:Broad got four
unfortunately he posted the nudie picks of that chick and his medal, so the good bloke discount is also out.

Some of us beg to differ re the photo

Echunga today, rocked up at 8am to a full carpark and a 3 degree setting.

Deadset average golf, hit 32 points including 18 on the back. Driving ordinary, irons ordinary and putting ordinary. Chipping good, probably saved my bacon.

Course in good nick, pretty fast greens. Doesnt need any more rain- if we have a winter anywhere near the last 2 avoid.

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