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Breakdown of where SANFL players come from for each club

PostPosted: Tue Nov 28, 2006 11:20 am
by Wedgie
It'd be good if everyone would do this exercise for their club's 2006 season so we can see who has players from where and it'd be interesting to compare. This would be a great thread to be critical or supportive of the different club's recruiting philosophies, etc as the facts will be there for all to see as opposed to just trolling. There's some grey areas though, for eg I've included players who have played juniors for North but were recruited from I/S in their respective state (Motlop and Cubillo) but we should be able to use it as a guide for other clubs:

North:

Bamford 22 games (Homegrown)
D.Ebert 19 games (Homegrown)
R.Ebert 6 games (Homegrown)
Edwards 10 games (Homegrown)
Francou 2 games (Homegrown)
Ivens 22 games (Homegrown)
Ladhams 21 games (Homegrown)
Martin 8 games (Homegrown)
McIntyre 17 games (Homegrown)
Millar 1 game (Homegrown)
Moritz 1 game (Homegrown)
Pfeiffer 2 games (Homegrown)
White 10 games (Homegrown)
Wintle 18 games (Homegrown)

Coulter 9 games (SANFL recruit)
Cox 7 games (SANFL recruit)
Krieg 20 games (SANFL recruit)
O'Hara 21 games (SANFL recruit)
Walton 2 games (SANFL recruit)

Down 3 games (SANFL discard)
Gatto 19 games (SANFL discard)
Howard 21 games (SANFL discard)
Kaesler 9 games (SANFL discard)
Schubert 21 games (SANFL discard)
Wakelin 14 games (SANFL discard)

Alleway 11 games (Victorian)
Gill 17 games (Victorian)
Hargraves 15 games (Victorian)
Younie 22 games (Victorian)

Campbell 23 games (NT)
Cubillo 1 game (NT)
Koops 15 games (NT)
Motlop 4 games (NT)

Haseldine 9 games (SA Country)

Hudson 8 games (Crows)
Nye 3 games (Crows)
Perrie 5 games (Crows)

Lonie 1 game (Power)

Ryswyk 23 games (Qld)

Walker 12 games (WA)

Summary:
Homegrown 14 players 159 games
SANFL recruit 5 players 59 games
SANFL discards 6 players 87 games
Victorians 4 players 65 games
NT 4 players 43 games
SA Country 1 player 9 games
Crows 3 players 16 games
Power 1 player 1 game
Qld 1 player 23 games
WA 1 player 12 games

41 players used
18 debutants played

PostPosted: Tue Nov 28, 2006 12:40 pm
by Jar Man Out
so to clarify 14 local players for a total of 159 games

27 recruits for a total of 314 games.

no wonder Mcentee is leaving ??? :lol:

PostPosted: Tue Nov 28, 2006 12:46 pm
by Wedgie
mark ducker wrote:so to clarify 14 local players for a total of 159 games

27 recruits for a total of 314 games.

no wonder Mcentee is leaving ??? :lol:


lol, yeah, even though he had more chance in 2006 as opposed to 2005 when he played league! Seriously, for his position he was probably unlucky that Perrie played games for North in 2006 and not 2005 as that was probably the difference. Speaking of, has anyone heard the latest on McEntee?
Last I heard he was having talks with the Bays.

Another thing that stands out to me is that North had 6 "discards" who played 87 games between them, yet every single one of them came from clubs who won less games than North. Some serious questions should be raised about those clubs.

Another interesting breakdown and probably more to your point mark is that new recruits accounted for 95 games in 2006. Considering they replaces players like Huskes, Motlop, Roe, Cook, Jeffries, Toia, Gilham, Shee and Grocke who would have easily played more than 95 games between them in a single season it just goes to show how much more opportunity there was at North for youngsters in 2006, I don't think anyone could deny that. Might be a different story in 2007 with only Hargraves being the notable out so far, probably why the club has virtually finished their recruiting dependent upon what happens in the PSD & RD.

Wedgies Comments

PostPosted: Tue Nov 28, 2006 1:26 pm
by dash61
Wedgie commented about these players

Coulter 9 games (SANFL recruit) CD Above the Roosters
Cox 7 games (SANFL recruit) AFL System, cant count the Bays on this one
Krieg 20 games (SANFL recruit) CD Above the Roosters
O'Hara 21 games (SANFL recruit) WWT Above the Roosters
Walton 2 games (SANFL recruit) CD Above the Roosters

Down 3 games (SANFL discard)
Gatto 19 games (SANFL discard)
Howard 21 games (SANFL discard) WA, Not really a discard but time was right to move and well done Deano
Kaesler 9 games (SANFL discard)
Schubert 21 games (SANFL discard) WA, there a while ago and obviously was late maturing and wanted back to the riverland
Wakelin 14 games (SANFL discard) CD Above the Roosters

That leaves Down (only 3 games), Gatto (Where did he come from???) & Kaesler (?NWD?). Wedgie you can not use that as a defence as Grocke, Oakley from NA, Cooper & Dabrowski all had impacts at the eagles, Dean Howard always played games with his contract and was not into pre-season at westies and went to Prospect and got himself super fit again. He needed the change and the roosters are the winners there.

PostPosted: Tue Nov 28, 2006 1:35 pm
by Wedgie
Quite simple dash, you need to actually read what I said, not what you thought I said:

Wedgie wrote:Another thing that stands out to me is that North had 6 "discards" who played 87 games between them, yet every single one of them came from clubs who won less games than North.


North won 17 league games in 2006

Down 3 games (SANFL discard) - Norwood won 9 ie less than 17
Gatto 19 games (SANFL discard) - Sturt won 3 ie less than 17
Howard 21 games (SANFL discard) - West won 2 ie less than 17
Kaesler 9 games (SANFL discard) - Sturt won 3 ie less than 17
Schubert 21 games (SANFL discard) - West won 2 ie less than 17
Wakelin 14 games (SANFL discard) - Central won 14 ie less than 17

Easy

PostPosted: Tue Nov 28, 2006 2:04 pm
by dash61
Yes but a good lawyer can make a case for a mass murder, get him of with in-sanity but does that make the verdict correct,

Wedgie it is all a play on words as well and when you include that centrals that ended up higher than the roosters what does that say. Norths are chokers in finals. No they are not but you are making a defence for an unanswerable right or wrong arguement. End of the day , good luck to norths with these lads and i hope redandblack doesnt post our list when all the signings are complete

Re: Easy

PostPosted: Tue Nov 28, 2006 2:11 pm
by Wedgie
dash61 wrote:Yes but a good lawyer can make a case for a mass murdered, get him of with in-sanity but does that make the verdict correct,

Wedgie it is all a play on words as well and when you include that centrals that ended up higher than the roosters what does that say. Norths are chokers in finals. No they are not but you are making a defence for an unanswerable right or wrong arguement


You've completely lost the plot and missed my point completely dash61.
Yes, the comment was generalistic and despite being 100% accurate my point does not include Central as obviously there's exceptions to every case, Im sure Wakelin wouldn't have made any difference to Central's campaign in 2006 that's quite obvious. Another example would be the North, Eagles and Grocke but once again there'd be an exception there too as North had better forwards and Grocke's wouldn't have got a game even if he hadn't been "discarded" so no mistakes were made with those 2 players IMHO.
My point was its interesting the mistakes lower clubs make, North did it in the 90s with Squire.
You have supporters of clubs at the lower end of the spectrum complaining that the big factor in the SANFL is $$$ yet there's players they got rid of who went on to be very very valuable players at higher up clubs with money not being a factor.
I think as a West fan you'd agree with my point that clubs such as West needed to have a good hard look at themselves, I think they have and they're on the way to turning things around.

Im looking forward to others posting similar breakdowns so we'll have more statistical data to make conclusions from. It could be inaccurate and distorted to just make assumptions looking at one club like I have already but nonetheless it does raise some interesting topics of discussion.

My Point

PostPosted: Tue Nov 28, 2006 2:20 pm
by dash61
West have made a lot of mistakes in the last three years, Dean Howard was not a mistake, financially for West a win fall and the fact he need a new enviroment is the howard reasons.

Shubert was a youngster that slipped through the system and that happens to all clubs, the big mistake in "My Opinion" was letting Brad Dabrowski go when you had a team that lacked height.

PostPosted: Tue Nov 28, 2006 2:23 pm
by Peterxtc
Wedgie wrote:Quite simple dash, you need to actually read what I said, not what you thought I said:

Wedgie wrote:Another thing that stands out to me is that North had 6 "discards" who played 87 games between them, yet every single one of them came from clubs who won less games than North.


North won 17 league games in 2006

Down 3 games (SANFL discard) - Norwood won 9 ie less than 17
Gatto 19 games (SANFL discard) - Sturt won 3 ie less than 17
Howard 21 games (SANFL discard) - West won 2 ie less than 17
Kaesler 9 games (SANFL discard) - Sturt won 3 ie less than 17
Schubert 21 games (SANFL discard) - West won 2 ie less than 17
Wakelin 14 games (SANFL discard) - Central won 14 ie less than 17


G'day Wedgie
How is Kasler a 'discard' he was very much a required player at the end of 2002 at sturt. He won the BnF for our Reserves. But decided to leave for more oppertunities at 1st team football. As far as I know he was most certainly not a discard.

Re: My Point

PostPosted: Tue Nov 28, 2006 2:25 pm
by Wedgie
dash61 wrote:West have made a lot of mistakes in the last three years

Agreed mate.
The fact that Deano needed a new environment was a mistake.
The fact that Schubert was let go was a mistake.
The fact that Dabrowski was let go was a mistake.
(We wont even talk about Brett Backwell! :lol:)
I'm sure there's plenty of others and as you said all clubs make them just to varying degrees and with varying results. Its probably no coincidence that the clubs that have made the least mistakes have been consistently playing off against each other in the GFs in recent years.

North fans still cringe over McDermott's effort with Damien Squire. :x
Luckily we've been on the receiving end of mistakes more often than the giving end since then.

PostPosted: Tue Nov 28, 2006 2:26 pm
by Jimmy
gatto and kaesler were from sturt.

id say gatto has prospered from the move moreso than tate.

PostPosted: Tue Nov 28, 2006 2:28 pm
by Wedgie
Jimmy wrote:gatto and kaesler were from sturt.

id say gatto has prospered from the move moreso than tate.


Agreed, Gatto's an absolute gun who would probably be my favourite player.
Very underestimated and I'd have him in our top 10 when fit.
Hard to imagine he was playing for Eastern Park not that long ago.

Tate will always be a fringe player, a great guy and a great club man though.

PostPosted: Tue Nov 28, 2006 3:40 pm
by davesa
Norwood:

Vlatko (Glenelg)
Bailey (VFL)
Gallagher (bought from zone club Glenelg)
Nicholas (homegrown)
Campbell (ACT)
Borlace (homegrown)
Zorzi (VFL)
B.James (homegrown)
P.James (homegrown)
Lower (homegrown)
Dawes (homegrown)
DeVries (homegrown)
Hill (VFL)
Meesen (Crows - VIC)
Bartemucci (homegrown)
Nitschke (homegrown)
Culpitt (Glenelg)
Bown (homegrown)
Vassal (homegrown)
Crouch (homegrown)
Jackman (South Adelaide)
Pfeiffer (homegrown)
Lewis (Port Magpies)
Gibson (homegrown)
Duigan (bought from zone club - North Adelaide)
Carslake (Eagles)
Bassett (homegrown)
DeJongh (WA)
Sandery (homegrown)
Massie (Crows - VIC)
Key (homegrown)
Aish (homegrown)
Yeomans (Glenelg)
Hughes (homegrown)
Thomas (Power - VIC)
Brunoli (homegrown)

Total: 37
Homegrown: 20

PostPosted: Tue Nov 28, 2006 4:31 pm
by Felch
Not only was Gatto playing footy for Eastern Park, he was playing B grade too. Played against him around 3-4 years back and he took a huge mark on me, stood on my head! Saved some face though - he kicked it straight back to me on the mark!!! He is a gun though, remember thinking that day what a waste. Great to see him running around with the roosters.

PostPosted: Tue Nov 28, 2006 4:37 pm
by mal
I can end this post WEDGIE.
$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
= success in the SANFL.
NA didnt have it = rock bottom
NA did get it = top 3

NWD used to have it = premierships
NWD dont have it now = struggling.

A premiership ladder on the most financial clubs would be interesting.

As for WA the last time they spent big $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
they made a grand final.

Formula = spend $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$= success.

PostPosted: Tue Nov 28, 2006 5:30 pm
by Macca19
Homegrown
Jenner
Biacsi
M Clayton
Carr
Wait (country zone)
Thomas (country zone)
Mann
Summerton
Dolling (country zone)

Country
Slattery

Homegrown - returned from AFL
Waterhouse
Eichner
Lokan
Poulton

Crows
Stevens
Maric

SANFL recruit
Davis
Butcher
Gates

SANFL discard
Harry

NT
Ahchee
Ilett

AFL recruit
Morrison
Baird
J Clayton
Meiklejohn
Bullen
Elstone

Power
Surjan
Wanganeen
Kingsley
Looby
Ebert

Victoria
Fitzgerald
DePasquale
King
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PostPosted: Tue Nov 28, 2006 5:47 pm
by Jar Man Out
Centrals 37

27 HOME GROWN
Kellett , L.Westhoff , Symes,Mcabe , R.Cochrane ,S Cochrane, Dutschke , Stengle , Gogoll , Thomas, Dew, A.Obst , Officer, j.Westhoff, Wilson , Schell , Brooks, Steinburner , Norsworthy , Musolino , Sibenaler , Graham , Aufderhide, Switala , Currie , Mullins , Slade

1 AFL
j.Griffen

7. INTERSTATES
C.Osullivan, C.Gowans, J.Gowans, L.Cowans, B.Britton , A.Hayes , P.Scoullar

2 COUNTRY
R.Francis J.Mckenzie

1 SANFL DISCARD
E.Ware


Serious Questions have to be raised over Centrals for not having Wakelin ????

Interesting. Considering the dogs have a North discard who is a premiership player.

Nearly 75% of the players are home grown by the dogs. Good northern boys doing the club proud.

Re: Easy

PostPosted: Tue Nov 28, 2006 6:11 pm
by Wedgie
mark ducker wrote:Serious Questions have to be raised over Centrals for not having Wakelin ????

Might be an idea to read the rest of the topic Trevor.

Wedgie wrote:Yes, the comment was generalistic and despite being 100% accurate my point does not include Central as obviously there's exceptions to every case, Im sure Wakelin wouldn't have made any difference to Central's campaign in 2006 that's quite obvious.

PostPosted: Tue Nov 28, 2006 6:13 pm
by whufc
Agreed, Gatto's an absolute gun who would probably be my favourite player.
Very underestimated and I'd have him in our top 10 when fit.
Hard to imagine he was playing for Eastern Park not that long ago


Well you might be able to go watch him playing for the demons again this year. I spoke to him last night and he said he was pretty much a definate to play with the demons.

PostPosted: Tue Nov 28, 2006 6:14 pm
by Wedgie
whufc wrote:
Agreed, Gatto's an absolute gun who would probably be my favourite player.
Very underestimated and I'd have him in our top 10 when fit.
Hard to imagine he was playing for Eastern Park not that long ago


Well you might be able to go watch him playing for the demons again this year. I spoke to him last night and he said he was pretty much a definate to play with the demons.


I spoke to him a couple of weeks ago at the B&F and he said that old chestnut was just a joke and that he'd definately be fronting up for North in 2008.