Extractor wrote:Dogwatcher wrote:Harlem Shuffle strikes at South Gawler. It's nasty, too.
I'm regretting looking at that on the work computer...
Thought it was fantastic
by norm11 » Mon Mar 25, 2013 4:43 pm
Extractor wrote:Dogwatcher wrote:Harlem Shuffle strikes at South Gawler. It's nasty, too.
I'm regretting looking at that on the work computer...
by happyhawk » Tue Mar 26, 2013 8:19 pm
TimmiesChin wrote:Jim05 wrote:magpieeagle wrote:MALLALA A2s PREMIERS, looking forward to A1 Res
Congrats on a good season.
Will there be a ressies next year?
Hearing plenty of rumours of a 10 or 12 team A1's next year
Ive heard the same rumours, but let's face it, if it wasn't nuri getting relegated would it be on the table as an option.
When it's all said and done the a1 and a1r has been one of the best calls for the association as a whole made for a very long time.
by Red Rocket » Tue Mar 26, 2013 9:12 pm
by happyhawk » Tue Mar 26, 2013 9:31 pm
by daysofourlives » Wed Mar 27, 2013 8:23 am
Red Rocket wrote:Would have to be some of the Ressie sides stay down in A2's, can only see them going to a 10 or 12 team A1 which would leave atleast 3 sides to play A2's. Some of the Ressies sides are only that standard anyway.
Not totally against the idea but the draw would have to be done evenly, imagine the uproar if one side copped more 2 dayers against ressies sides than others, would be plenty of outrights.
Hopefully the association gets it right, seems to be working ok at the moment, would hate to ruin a good comp.
by Extractor » Wed Mar 27, 2013 8:28 am
daysofourlives wrote:Red Rocket wrote:Would have to be some of the Ressie sides stay down in A2's, can only see them going to a 10 or 12 team A1 which would leave atleast 3 sides to play A2's. Some of the Ressies sides are only that standard anyway.
Not totally against the idea but the draw would have to be done evenly, imagine the uproar if one side copped more 2 dayers against ressies sides than others, would be plenty of outrights.
Hopefully the association gets it right, seems to be working ok at the moment, would hate to ruin a good comp.
Nothing will change, Nuri just need to take it on the chin like everyone else. Its too late for any changes for next season, any changes would need to be made before next season that would effect the following season.
Who cares if its one less Turf wicket in A1, its about having the best 8 teams in A1 regardless of what wicket you have.
A 10 or 12 team draw is impossible to get even unless only 2 day matches are played but i think most clubs are against that.
What needs to be remembered is its not just about the A1 comp, its about making all grades more even. i.e all B grade sides are playing against each other and not having to face A grade sides. Believe me there is a massive gap between the worst A1 res side and the best A2 sides.
by daysofourlives » Wed Mar 27, 2013 8:29 am
happyhawk wrote:TimmiesChin wrote:Jim05 wrote:magpieeagle wrote:MALLALA A2s PREMIERS, looking forward to A1 Res
Congrats on a good season.
Will there be a ressies next year?
Hearing plenty of rumours of a 10 or 12 team A1's next year
Ive heard the same rumours, but let's face it, if it wasn't nuri getting relegated would it be on the table as an option.
When it's all said and done the a1 and a1r has been one of the best calls for the association as a whole made for a very long time.
also rumours that the A5 competition could be scrapped and going back to the traditional 4 grades.. there are pros and cons of the ressies going. more turf wickets would be a plus but tanunda and eudunda would be more inclined to spend a year in the A2 comp on recent performances, then again look at what freeling achieved in their first year back in the top grade. shows what can happen with a couple of good new players. will be very interesting to see what eventuates.
by daysofourlives » Wed Mar 27, 2013 8:31 am
Extractor wrote:daysofourlives wrote:Red Rocket wrote:Would have to be some of the Ressie sides stay down in A2's, can only see them going to a 10 or 12 team A1 which would leave atleast 3 sides to play A2's. Some of the Ressies sides are only that standard anyway.
Not totally against the idea but the draw would have to be done evenly, imagine the uproar if one side copped more 2 dayers against ressies sides than others, would be plenty of outrights.
Hopefully the association gets it right, seems to be working ok at the moment, would hate to ruin a good comp.
Nothing will change, Nuri just need to take it on the chin like everyone else. Its too late for any changes for next season, any changes would need to be made before next season that would effect the following season.
Who cares if its one less Turf wicket in A1, its about having the best 8 teams in A1 regardless of what wicket you have.
A 10 or 12 team draw is impossible to get even unless only 2 day matches are played but i think most clubs are against that.
What needs to be remembered is its not just about the A1 comp, its about making all grades more even. i.e all B grade sides are playing against each other and not having to face A grade sides. Believe me there is a massive gap between the worst A1 res side and the best A2 sides.
I reckon Mallala would give ERCC and Tanunda a good run for their money after watching a bit of the A2 GF on the weekend. Why wouldnt they be required to come into A1 Reserves as that is their A Grade? I understand nobody wants a bye but isn't it more important to have the right teams in the right grades?
by TimmiesChin » Wed Mar 27, 2013 9:13 am
daysofourlives wrote:I didnt say they shouldnt have a ressies side and i believe they will be in A1 res next year and it will be a 7 team comp.
I was more referring to the fact Tanunda and Eudunda would be too strong for the b grade teams
by Red Rocket » Wed Mar 27, 2013 9:50 am
by Red Rocket » Wed Mar 27, 2013 9:54 am
daysofourlives wrote:Red Rocket wrote:Would have to be some of the Ressie sides stay down in A2's, can only see them going to a 10 or 12 team A1 which would leave atleast 3 sides to play A2's. Some of the Ressies sides are only that standard anyway.
Not totally against the idea but the draw would have to be done evenly, imagine the uproar if one side copped more 2 dayers against ressies sides than others, would be plenty of outrights.
Hopefully the association gets it right, seems to be working ok at the moment, would hate to ruin a good comp.
Nothing will change, Nuri just need to take it on the chin like everyone else. Its too late for any changes for next season, any changes would need to be made before next season that would effect the following season.
Who cares if its one less Turf wicket in A1, its about having the best 8 teams in A1 regardless of what wicket you have.
A 10 or 12 team draw is impossible to get even unless only 2 day matches are played but i think most clubs are against that.
What needs to be remembered is its not just about the A1 comp, its about making all grades more even. i.e all B grade sides are playing against each other and not having to face A grade sides. Believe me there is a massive gap between the worst A1 res side and the best A2 sides.
by TimmiesChin » Wed Mar 27, 2013 10:22 am
by TimmiesChin » Wed Mar 27, 2013 10:24 am
Red Rocket wrote:Will A3 sides be made to go up to A2's?
by Red Rocket » Wed Mar 27, 2013 10:33 am
TimmiesChin wrote:Red Rocket wrote:Will A3 sides be made to go up to A2's?
You can sort of consider A3 an A2R competition of sorts. With the exception of Truro and Eudunda (who had none), all clubs seemed to have at least one side in either grade, with Sandy and Centrals having on in each.
Assuming Mallala go up (which it sounds like they will - and have earn't), and given Tanunda dropped out of 3's early in the season, that leaves 14 teams across the two grades if theres no other changes. Which could be structured as 8 A2 and 6 A3 or vice versa depending on sides quality.
by TimmiesChin » Wed Mar 27, 2013 10:41 am
Red Rocket wrote:Would like to think that Freeling and LP both go up and play in their rightfull grades.
Only saw a few games of 3's this year but a couple of sides had players floating between the 1's and 3's.
Would like to think that any side in the A1's would have their B grade in A2's
by Rabish Binney » Wed Mar 27, 2013 11:26 am
Red Rocket wrote:TimmiesChin wrote:Red Rocket wrote:Will A3 sides be made to go up to A2's?
You can sort of consider A3 an A2R competition of sorts. With the exception of Truro and Eudunda (who had none), all clubs seemed to have at least one side in either grade, with Sandy and Centrals having on in each.
Assuming Mallala go up (which it sounds like they will - and have earn't), and given Tanunda dropped out of 3's early in the season, that leaves 14 teams across the two grades if theres no other changes. Which could be structured as 8 A2 and 6 A3 or vice versa depending on sides quality.
Would like to think that Freeling and LP both go up and play in their rightfull grades.
Only saw a few games of 3's this year but a couple of sides had players floating between the 1's and 3's.
Would like to think that any side in the A1's would have their B grade in A2's
by Shh..Listen2me » Wed Mar 27, 2013 12:58 pm
by james07 » Wed Mar 27, 2013 2:57 pm
by TimmiesChin » Wed Mar 27, 2013 3:13 pm
james07 wrote:If it is to keep more turf clubs in A1 then is there going to be a by-law stating that no turf club can be relegated?
by james07 » Wed Mar 27, 2013 3:32 pm
TimmiesChin wrote:james07 wrote:If it is to keep more turf clubs in A1 then is there going to be a by-law stating that no turf club can be relegated?
There's one obvious way to ensure more turf clubs in A1's but it costs money, perhaps an assoc level grant application allowing another 3 or 4 clubs to get decks.
Selecting teams in grades based on the type of pitch as you say would be ridiculous. That being said, a minimum standard of facility for competing clubs is not too much to ask for I wouldn't have though, especially given how long the width of Souths deck has been talked about.
To me, getting the A1/A1R structure right (which I think it basically is - so why change it), and getting the junior structure right are two of the most critical agenda items. Without being close to it, I get the sense junior cricket is in a bit of trouble, possibly because they tried to expand (extra age groups) at a time when numbers were stagnating.
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