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BenchedEagle wrote:Hey Joker.
Can you kindly update us all on the Freeman appeal/penalty?

no good. Will be back for the GF.


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Wow

Eastern Park start the round top and could finish it fourth!!

Grade 4 - Salis West started the round in 3rd and looked a lock for finals.. miss by 4 runs.

whufc wrote:Wow

Eastern Park start the round top and could finish it fourth!!

How do you figure that ? Every score is in except for Salisbury west pretty much, eastern park finish second and westies jump top.. you talk some shit sometimes honestly

#bleedredandblue wrote:

whufc wrote:Wow

Eastern Park start the round top and could finish it fourth!!

How do you figure that ? Every score is in except for Salisbury west pretty much, eastern park finish second and westies jump top.. you talk some shit sometimes honestly

Don’t worry about me getting my weeks mixed up

Forgot about last weeks heat out lol

Atco c grade playing 4 women just to fill the side. Not a good look with a bowler coming in on the full run up bowling full pace to em. And what was gully doing in the c's??

cricketfanatic25 wrote:And what was gully doing in the c's??

Helping our C grade win. Simple. Bloke is nearly 40 FFS.

The “full pace” call is a laugh though I know he wasn’t.. regardless wouldn’t have changed the outcome of the game.

End of the day, any other game would’ve been different and approached differently, but our side needed to be selfish and do what was required to obtain the result needed to secure a finals spot.. Did what was necessary, as most other sides would’ve in the same position - I won’t lose any sleep over it.

Also sort the facts, they had 3 girls - two at least have had very good seasons in D1 of the women’s comp - and we fielded a girl also. She would’ve bowled more to the ATCO girls as had originally planned but unfortunately the wickets fell at the other end too quickly.

#NoPhucksGiven

The Bedge wrote:Grade 4 - Salis West started the round in 3rd and looked a lock for finals.. miss by 4 runs.

Enfield has a big win in that grade. Did I see Gully playing C grade ?

The Bedge wrote:

cricketfanatic25 wrote:And what was gully doing in the c's??

Helping our C grade win. Simple. Bloke is nearly 40 FFS.

The “full pace” call is a laugh though I know he wasn’t.. regardless wouldn’t have changed the outcome of the game.

End of the day, any other game would’ve been different and approached differently, but our side needed to be selfish and do what was required to obtain the result needed to secure a finals spot.. Did what was necessary, as most other sides would’ve in the same position - I won’t lose any sleep over it.

Also sort the facts, they had 3 girls - two at least have had very good seasons in D1 of the women’s comp - and we fielded a girl also. She would’ve bowled more to the ATCO girls as had originally planned but unfortunately the wickets fell at the other end too quickly.

What about the bloke that dropped from the A’s to the C’s ???

Eggy wrote:What about the bloke that dropped from the A’s to the C’s ???

You mean the C grade captain lol? The one who played one A grade game to fill a void?

Haha permit was lodged and approved from PDCA to return to that grade.

People stop clutching at straws, fact is of the damage done yesterday 90% of the contributions came from guys who have played in that grade all year.. nothing to see here.

Plus not my first rodeo, I’m almost insulted anyone would think I’d be stupid enough to make a mistake like playing an ineligible player, especially this time of the year and in such an important match.

Look I understand how some people may view the game from the outside, especially those impacted either directly as opposition or indirectly through the result, but it really isn’t as it seems and it’s a harsh swipe on Gully’s integrity.

Anyone who has come across Gully over the years would know he’s a good guy, genuine and certainly not a sandbagger or one to play below his ability.. he has been the backbone of then A grade for almost 20yrs, seasons when wins were as rare as winning lotto he stuck true when he could’ve taken the easy road like so many others.

Gully has been battling back injury all season, he’s struggled to bowl and field - very rarely has he been able to bowl more than 3 or 4 overs, and he’s spent the last couple games in the B grade then C grade.

He bowled 2 overs in the first innings FFS.

The Bedge wrote:Look I understand how some people may view the game from the outside, especially those impacted either directly as opposition or indirectly through the result, but it really isn’t as it seems and it’s a harsh swipe on Gully’s integrity.

Anyone who has come across Gully over the years would know he’s a good guy, genuine and certainly not a sandbagger or one to play below his ability.. he has been the backbone of then A grade for almost 20yrs, seasons when wins were as rare as winning lotto he stuck true when he could’ve taken the easy road like so many others.

Gully has been battling back injury all season, he’s struggled to bowl and field - very rarely has he been able to bowl more than 3 or 4 overs, and he’s spent the last couple games in the B grade then C grade.

He bowled 2 overs in the first innings FFS.

Integrity is a funny word to use after your spill before about doing what you had to do to get a C grade team into the finals.

The Bedge wrote:Look I understand how some people may view the game from the outside, especially those impacted either directly as opposition or indirectly through the result, but it really isn’t as it seems and it’s a harsh swipe on Gully’s integrity.

Anyone who has come across Gully over the years would know he’s a good guy, genuine and certainly not a sandbagger or one to play below his ability.. he has been the backbone of then A grade for almost 20yrs, seasons when wins were as rare as winning lotto he stuck true when he could’ve taken the easy road like so many others.

Gully has been battling back injury all season, he’s struggled to bowl and field - very rarely has he been able to bowl more than 3 or 4 overs, and he’s spent the last couple games in the B grade then C grade.

He bowled 2 overs in the first innings FFS.

He bowled more in the second dig. He took 5 of the 20 wickets so to me that says he played a fairly important part...

Eggy wrote:He bowled more in the second dig. He took 5 of the 20 wickets so to me that says he played a fairly important part...

Guess we will just have to agree to disagree. Good luck for your clubs finals campaign.

The Bedge wrote:#NoPhucksGiven

About time.

Eggy wrote:

The Bedge wrote:Look I understand how some people may view the game from the outside, especially those impacted either directly as opposition or indirectly through the result, but it really isn’t as it seems and it’s a harsh swipe on Gully’s integrity.

Anyone who has come across Gully over the years would know he’s a good guy, genuine and certainly not a sandbagger or one to play below his ability.. he has been the backbone of then A grade for almost 20yrs, seasons when wins were as rare as winning lotto he stuck true when he could’ve taken the easy road like so many others.

Gully has been battling back injury all season, he’s struggled to bowl and field - very rarely has he been able to bowl more than 3 or 4 overs, and he’s spent the last couple games in the B grade then C grade.

He bowled 2 overs in the first innings FFS.

He bowled more in the second dig. He took 5 of the 20 wickets so to me that says he played a fairly important part...

Jesus mate it’s Adam Gully not Pat Cummins! Get over it.

GRADE 1 ROUND 14
Blues vs Riverside
3: D.McIver (C)
2: M.McIver (C)
1: A.Sebastyn (C)
Gardens vs Virgina
3: N.Warren (V)
2: A.Seccafien (V)
1: M.Atherton (PG)
Parkers vs Vale
3: J.Carman (AV)
2: A.Fry (AV)
1: J.Forrester (AV)
Dublin vs Westies
3: J.McIntyre (SW)
2: D.Ward (SW)
1: A.Lewendon (SW)

FINAL LEADERBOARD
18: D.McIver (C).
15: , T.McIntyre (SW).
14: B.McMullen (EP) N.Warren (V).
13: T.Richard (C).
11: M.Atherton (PG), W.Sewell (SW) , N.McIver (EP), A.Tuckwell (EP), A.Meredith (AV).
10: J.Davies (SW), S.Lay (V), J.Carman (AV).
9: J.Pogas (AV).
6: J.Crosbie (D), E.Tsimiklis (V), L.Morris (EP), B.Woodward (EP) J.Natsias (V), D.Ward (SW).
5: A.Seccafien (V), B.McConnell (PG), S.Robinson (R), J.McIntyre (SW), C.Stone (AV), W.Hart (D), J.Kelly (AV).
4: B.Starr (D), N.Kershaw (SW), A.Lewendon (SW), M.McIver (C), D.Wilson (C), N.Walker (C), A.Sebastyn (C), I.Williamson (EP), A.Leo (V), A.Fry (AV), J.Forrester (AV).
3: A.Cauchi (PG), N.Lynch (PG), L.Dunn (C), C.Stone (AV), T.Schillabeer (AV), L.Harris (R).
2: T.Payne (C), A.Colbourne (R), P.Diedrichsen (EP), D.Reynolds (PG) , B.Wills (PG), A.Schultz (R), L.Goss (D).
1: M.Townley (AV), D.Jeffrey (R), M.Hartwell (D), S.Sharma (SW), J.Sewell (SW), S.Baxter (PG), L.Jurgens (SW), M.Marsden (PG).

GRADE 2 ROUND 14
Pines vs Enfield
3: D.Miller (EU)
2: A.Lubcke (NP)
1: T.Rackebrandt (EU)
ATCO vs Blues
3: A.Crossley (C)
2: M.Corfield (A)
1: M.Cooper (C)
Units vs Smitty
3: C.Wegener (CU)
2: R.Bickle (S)
1: J.Ritzema (CU)
NEK vs Royals
3: P.Atkins (NEK)
2: L.Mills (NEK)
1: B.Simpson (ER)

FINAL LEADERBOARD
19: C.D'antonio (A).
18: P.Atkins (NEK).
14: T.Rackebrandt (EU).
12: J.Owen (S), A.Lubcke (NP).
11: M.Brodley (C), N.Crossley (C) A.Freeman (NP), B.Bignell (NEK).
10: A.Channa (EU), D.Ritzema (CU).
9: L.Pretorious (NP).
8: S.Keylock (ER),
7: A.Leonard (NEK), S.Bradshaw (CU), A.Crossley (C).
6: J.Thomas (CU), L.Puddy (NP), M.Corfield (A), J.Ritzema (CU).
5: R.Bickle (S), L.Pretorious (NP), J.Domeika (NEK), M.Bedgegood (EU), C.Walker (CU), B.Richardson (ER), Z.Lowe (S).
4: A.Shafa (CU), C.Hobson-Bessell (NEK), M.Lane (S), K.Ross (NP), N.Merritt (NEK), C.Lowe (S).
3: J.Wilhelm (NEK), S.May (ER), S.Wall (S), D.Miller (EU), J.Corfield (A), D.Boulton (A), D.Moran (NP), T.Sharkey (NP), J.Jenner (ER), J.Baker (ER), M.Zia Ul-Haq (EU), C.Nuske (NP), P.McMinn (C), C.Wegener (CU).
2: J.Norton (ER), J.Hughes (EU), L.Mills (NEK), W.Quick (ER), S.Buss (NP), M.Lane (S), S.Ritzema (CU), D.Childs (A), C.Woodford (EU), J.Darlow (ER).
1: T.Weidenbach (EU), M.Richard (C), S.Burns (A), D.Vonderwall (C), L.Levi (NEK), J.Parker (C), M.Feltus (ER), R.Gates (S), N.Sharon (ER), A.Smith (C), J.Ralph (A), D.Foran (C), R.Singh-Gill (EU), C.Mansueto (ER), D.Prettlejohn (NEK), B.Simpson (ER), S.Dawson (C), M.Cooper (C).

I got weak with the teams of the year and selected 12, just like the association games.


GRADE 1
D.McIver (C)
A.Tuckwell (EP)
J.Crosbie (D)
J.Pogas (AV)
B.McMullen (EP)
S.Lay (V)
T.McIntyre (SW)
W.Sewell (SW)
J.Davies (SW)
N.McIver (EP)
N.Warren (V)
T.Richard (C)

GRADE 2
P.Atkins (NEK)
A.Freeman (NP)
J.Owen (S)
N.Crossley (C)
C.D'antonio (A)
A.Lubcke (NP)
D.Ritzema (CU)
B.Bignell (NEK)
T.Rackebrandt (EU)
L.Pretorious (NP)
A.Crossley (C)
J.Ritzema (CU)

GRADE 3
L.Lister (OTH)
L.Harrison (SW)
M.Stancl (PP)
J.Bain (SW)
D.Reynolds (PG)
A.Davis (AV)
J.Benton (SW)
S.Scully (AV)
T.Reciszon (PP)
H.Bruse (OTH)
C.Marchetto (AV)
J.Goodman (EU)

GRADE 4
S.Prisk (NEK)
D.Bates (NP)
M.Jenkins (SW)
D.Chaffey (ER)
A.Waterhouse (SW)
D.Placucci (NEK)
C.McQueen (ER)
M.Johns (ET)
M.Long (NEK)
M.Barbulovic (EU)
T.Taylor (ER)
K.Drayton (SW)