Barossa and Light Cricket 08/09

[Lightning McQueen]

Hey smac, on the 3rd comment made by dayser, you have got quote there, not his name.

[smac]

Hey smac, on the 3rd comment made by dayser, you have got quote there, not his name.

Picky bastard.

[The Angry Bull]

The underlying issue is that there are too many district clubs competiting in the SACA, it is a key factor in why SA have struggled over recent years at domestic level. The standard between our district comp and Shield level is too great, therefore the players struggle to adapt.
I know there are many years of club history at various district clubs and nobody would be keen on a merge, unless we lose a few clubs we are always going to be behind the 8-ball and our youth will be forced to play where they are told.
Prospect will always struggle as they neighbour 8 other SACA clubs, therefore the other clubs have to compensate, it's unfortunate situation but it's something that wont go away.

LM being a former youth player in the barossa i was never and for that fact i dont know of any other junior cricketers that have been told were they had to play... I understand the travel reasons for the attraction to salisbury oval, but in fairness... its only 15 minutes longer to get to say perteringa or port reserve, everyone has a choice.

[cantbatcantbowl]

Hey smac, on the 3rd comment made by dayser, you have got quote there, not his name.

Picky bastard.

Would this be "TROLLING" LM?

[Lightning McQueen]

Hey smac, on the 3rd comment made by dayser, you have got quote there, not his name.

Picky bastard.

Would this be "TROLLING" LM?

No.

[Lightning McQueen]

The underlying issue is that there are too many district clubs competiting in the SACA, it is a key factor in why SA have struggled over recent years at domestic level. The standard between our district comp and Shield level is too great, therefore the players struggle to adapt.
I know there are many years of club history at various district clubs and nobody would be keen on a merge, unless we lose a few clubs we are always going to be behind the 8-ball and our youth will be forced to play where they are told.
Prospect will always struggle as they neighbour 8 other SACA clubs, therefore the other clubs have to compensate, it's unfortunate situation but it's something that wont go away.

LM being a former youth player in the barossa i was never and for that fact i dont know of any other junior cricketers that have been told were they had to play... I understand the travel reasons for the attraction to salisbury oval, but in fairness... its only 15 minutes longer to get to say perteringa or port reserve, everyone has a choice.

I think you might find that the choice is going to be taken away from the individual, unless you are currently registered with another SACA club. Zonings will be introduced and followed up, very similar to the SANFL underage competition.

[bulldogs]

The underlying issue is that there are too many district clubs competiting in the SACA, it is a key factor in why SA have struggled over recent years at domestic level. The standard between our district comp and Shield level is too great, therefore the players struggle to adapt.
I know there are many years of club history at various district clubs and nobody would be keen on a merge, unless we lose a few clubs we are always going to be behind the 8-ball and our youth will be forced to play where they are told.
Prospect will always struggle as they neighbour 8 other SACA clubs, therefore the other clubs have to compensate, it's unfortunate situation but it's something that wont go away.

LM being a former youth player in the barossa i was never and for that fact i dont know of any other junior cricketers that have been told were they had to play... I understand the travel reasons for the attraction to salisbury oval, but in fairness... its only 15 minutes longer to get to say perteringa or port reserve, everyone has a choice.

I think you might find that the choice is going to be taken away from the individual, unless you are currently registered with another SACA club. Zonings will be introduced and followed up, very similar to the SANFL underage competition.

i hop so. im tied up with an atca northern club and we have jnr players at prospect, woodville, east torrens and tea tree gully its a joke

[cantbatcantbowl]

The underlying issue is that there are too many district clubs competiting in the SACA, it is a key factor in why SA have struggled over recent years at domestic level. The standard between our district comp and Shield level is too great, therefore the players struggle to adapt.
I know there are many years of club history at various district clubs and nobody would be keen on a merge, unless we lose a few clubs we are always going to be behind the 8-ball and our youth will be forced to play where they are told.
Prospect will always struggle as they neighbour 8 other SACA clubs, therefore the other clubs have to compensate, it's unfortunate situation but it's something that wont go away.

LM being a former youth player in the barossa i was never and for that fact i dont know of any other junior cricketers that have been told were they had to play... I understand the travel reasons for the attraction to salisbury oval, but in fairness... its only 15 minutes longer to get to say perteringa or port reserve, everyone has a choice.

I think you might find that the choice is going to be taken away from the individual, unless you are currently registered with another SACA club. Zonings will be introduced and followed up, very similar to the SANFL underage competition.

i hop so. im tied up with an atca northern club and we have jnr players at prospect, woodville, east torrens and tea tree gully its a joke

Would that club be ingle farm bulldogs?

[Lightning McQueen]

I think you might find that the choice is going to be taken away from the individual, unless you are currently registered with another SACA club. Zonings will be introduced and followed up, very similar to the SANFL underage competition.

i hop so. im tied up with an atca northern club and we have jnr players at prospect, woodville, east torrens and tea tree gully its a joke

Would that club be ingle farm bulldogs?

Correct

[bulldogs]

I think you might find that the choice is going to be taken away from the individual, unless you are currently registered with another SACA club. Zonings will be introduced and followed up, very similar to the SANFL underage competition.

i hop so. im tied up with an atca northern club and we have jnr players at prospect, woodville, east torrens and tea tree gully its a joke

Would that club be ingle farm bulldogs?

Correct

bit of a late reply but yes i am. and for you guys out there, we are very happy with the players who have decided to play for our club and now there club.im sure there cricket will put a few of you back into place. BRING IT ON. THATS WHAT IM TALKN ABOUT