SA Footy

My mail says that Skippy has signed with Bendigo and Callinan has signed with Central Districts.

Can anyone confirm either of their situations at present?

The Advertiser confirms the Skippy story this morning and I posted last week that Callinan had signed with Centrals after a very reliable source showed me some "offiical" paperwork.

Surely not Hayden "I bleed Blue, Green & Yellow" Skipworth!

BPBRB wrote:The Advertiser confirms the Skippy story this morning and I posted last week that Callinan had signed with Centrals after a very reliable source showed me some "offiical" paperwork.

Brown paper bag?

looks as if skipworth could be off to bendigo at the request of the bombers. Well according to this article anyway(2nd to last paragraph).

http://www.theage.com.au/realfooty/news ... 72359.html

BTW it is Central District not Central Districts .

Nice one Golden Dynasty.

October 1 still hurt Punk?

Ahh well as the Beatles Say " Money can't buy me Love " , good replacement for " The Good Old Red and White " I reckon

Dunno if its been mentioned but the Bendigo Bombers coach is Matty Knights who would have seen a bit of Skippy during his brief stay...sounds like they had him signed up prior to the PSD but thought he would get picked up but were pleasantly suprised when he wasnt, maybe the Eagles were sleeping while others were active?

THE Tasmanian Devils pocket rocket Ian Callinan has signed a one-year contract to play with SANFL club Central District.

Callinan last night confirmed his move to South Australia after Christmas, but denied it had anything to do with the arrival of new Devils coach Daryn Cresswell.

“I wish `Cressa’ and the boys all the best in the VFL next season,” said the 2005 J.J. Liston, and Alastair Lynch medal winner, who missed his last chance of playing AFL footy when passed over by the Kangaroos in the recent rookie draft.

“My move has nothing to do with that.

“It’s about making a future for me and my family.

“I had six great years with the Devils, but the money in SA is pretty good and Centrals have promised to help find jobs for me and my wife Lauren.”

Callinan, who was wooed by a number of other cashed-up SANFL clubs, said he had taken a leaf out of the book of his wife’s father, All-Australian player Des James, in making the move.

“Des took the punt to leave Shepparton and try his luck in Hobart in 1974 and ended up playing in three TFL premiership sides for Sandy Bay,” he said.

Central District has been the SANFL success story of the new millenium, having won five premierships between 2001 and 2005.

Notice they've given us five CONSECUTIVE premierships in that article....

See Sturt, you really didn't win!

once_were_warriors wrote:October 1 still hurt Punk?

Ahh well as the Beatles Say " Money can't buy me Love " , good replacement for " The Good Old Red and White " I reckon

Dogwatcher wrote:Notice they've given us five CONSECUTIVE premierships in that article....

See Sturt, you really didn't win!

Dogwatcher wrote:THE Tasmanian Devils pocket rocket Ian Callinan has signed a one-year contract to play with SANFL club Central District.

Callinan last night confirmed his move to South Australia after Christmas, but denied it had anything to do with the arrival of new Devils coach Daryn Cresswell.

“I wish `Cressa’ and the boys all the best in the VFL next season,” said the 2005 J.J. Liston, and Alastair Lynch medal winner, who missed his last chance of playing AFL footy when passed over by the Kangaroos in the recent rookie draft.

“My move has nothing to do with that.

“It’s about making a future for me and my family.

“I had six great years with the Devils, but the money in SA is pretty good and Centrals have promised to help find jobs for me and my wife Lauren.”

Callinan, who was wooed by a number of other cashed-up SANFL clubs, said he had taken a leaf out of the book of his wife’s father, All-Australian player Des James, in making the move.

“Des took the punt to leave Shepparton and try his luck in Hobart in 1974 and ended up playing in three TFL premiership sides for Sandy Bay,” he said.

Central District has been the SANFL success story of the new millenium, having won five premierships between 2001 and 2005.

nice quote Ian I guess it is 'Tell it like it is Friday'...atleast he told the truth...no mention of the club being great blah blah blah

please dont tell me this was the advertiser that did this??? hahha :D

Dogwatcher wrote:See Sturt, you really didn't win!

"You live in a world of make-believe with trees and flowers and chirping birds"

Yes, yes I do as a matter of fact!