No1_Source wrote:Enfield B's 10 players batted fairly well for there 192 and have morialta 2/19 will be interesting next week.
Enfield C's all out 182 and seaton b are 0/10
Really?
by Mr. Green » Sun Nov 15, 2009 1:39 am
No1_Source wrote:Enfield B's 10 players batted fairly well for there 192 and have morialta 2/19 will be interesting next week.
Enfield C's all out 182 and seaton b are 0/10
by The Real Number 3 » Sun Nov 15, 2009 11:01 am
automaticwicky wrote:Fitzroy defeated Paralowie A Grade on forfeit...
by Ecky » Sun Nov 15, 2009 4:16 pm
The Real Number 3 wrote:automaticwicky wrote:Fitzroy defeated Paralowie A Grade on forfeit...
Woke up saturday morning to find we only had 5 players in the a grade and playing away in 40 degree heat. Our Captain, 4 a grade players and the Cricket director are all overseas atm and we werent left with any phone numbers so we couldnt get hold of anyone associated in our b grade to come up and play. There was no training tuesday either so there was no way I could get in contact with any b graders. So we had to ring up the Roys and the league to inform them that we just wouldnt be able to field an a grade team. There was no chance in hell after last week (fielding all day with 8 or 9 players) that the 5 of us were willing to travel out to roys and make do with a couple of fill ins.
John Olsen, June 2012 wrote:"Reserves teams in the SANFL for the two AFL clubs is not negotiable.
We will not compromise the SANFL competition (with AFL reserves teams)."
by Lightning McQueen » Mon Nov 16, 2009 8:48 am
The Real Number 3 wrote:automaticwicky wrote:Fitzroy defeated Paralowie A Grade on forfeit...
Woke up saturday morning to find we only had 5 players in the a grade and playing away in 40 degree heat. Our Captain, 4 a grade players and the Cricket director are all overseas atm and we werent left with any phone numbers so we couldnt get hold of anyone associated in our b grade to come up and play. There was no training tuesday either so there was no way I could get in contact with any b graders. So we had to ring up the Roys and the league to inform them that we just wouldnt be able to field an a grade team. There was no chance in hell after last week (fielding all day with 8 or 9 players) that the 5 of us were willing to travel out to roys and make do with a couple of fill ins.
by Pistol » Mon Nov 16, 2009 9:04 am
spintwin wrote:automaticwicky wrote:Fitzroy defeated Paralowie A Grade on forfeit...
How do you forfiet your A grade. Dose that mean all their other teams forfiet too.
Not sure how you get away with that.
by Ecky » Mon Nov 16, 2009 11:14 am
Pistol wrote:that should be the rule, although NEK B grade lost a gf 2 seasons ago (due to heat rule) but also due to Betania A's forfeiting their semi but their B's still played and won, making the GF and being higher on the ladder in the regular season, The exec's reason: they didn't feel Enfield deserved to be in the GF
John Olsen, June 2012 wrote:"Reserves teams in the SANFL for the two AFL clubs is not negotiable.
We will not compromise the SANFL competition (with AFL reserves teams)."
by Pistol » Mon Nov 16, 2009 11:18 am
Ecky wrote:Pistol wrote:that should be the rule, although NEK B grade lost a gf 2 seasons ago (due to heat rule) but also due to Betania A's forfeiting their semi but their B's still played and won, making the GF and being higher on the ladder in the regular season, The exec's reason: they didn't feel Enfield deserved to be in the GF
No, the exec were simply applying the rules as they stood at the time.
by Ted » Mon Nov 16, 2009 2:49 pm
Lightning McQueen wrote:The Real Number 3 wrote:automaticwicky wrote:Fitzroy defeated Paralowie A Grade on forfeit...
Woke up saturday morning to find we only had 5 players in the a grade and playing away in 40 degree heat. Our Captain, 4 a grade players and the Cricket director are all overseas atm and we werent left with any phone numbers so we couldnt get hold of anyone associated in our b grade to come up and play. There was no training tuesday either so there was no way I could get in contact with any b graders. So we had to ring up the Roys and the league to inform them that we just wouldnt be able to field an a grade team. There was no chance in hell after last week (fielding all day with 8 or 9 players) that the 5 of us were willing to travel out to roys and make do with a couple of fill ins.
We make it compulsory for all players to report to our club at noon on gameday to avoid any of this sort of problem and to carpool.
by The Real Number 3 » Mon Nov 16, 2009 5:07 pm
by The Real Number 3 » Mon Nov 16, 2009 5:09 pm
Lightning McQueen wrote:The Real Number 3 wrote:automaticwicky wrote:Fitzroy defeated Paralowie A Grade on forfeit...
Woke up saturday morning to find we only had 5 players in the a grade and playing away in 40 degree heat. Our Captain, 4 a grade players and the Cricket director are all overseas atm and we werent left with any phone numbers so we couldnt get hold of anyone associated in our b grade to come up and play. There was no training tuesday either so there was no way I could get in contact with any b graders. So we had to ring up the Roys and the league to inform them that we just wouldnt be able to field an a grade team. There was no chance in hell after last week (fielding all day with 8 or 9 players) that the 5 of us were willing to travel out to roys and make do with a couple of fill ins.
We make it compulsory for all players to report to our club at noon on gameday to avoid any of this sort of problem and to carpool.
by Ted » Mon Nov 16, 2009 6:56 pm
The Real Number 3 wrote:Ted, your an idiot.
There has only been 1 carton bought per week. So it works out like this. 15 (total of people having a beer, usually a couple of watchers) divided by 34 (cans). 2 cans each over 6 hours? Jeez mate, if that is classed as too much, im it for chasey.
by The Real Number 3 » Mon Nov 16, 2009 9:59 pm
by Pistol » Tue Nov 17, 2009 8:25 am
Pistol wrote:Ecky wrote:Pistol wrote:that should be the rule, although NEK B grade lost a gf 2 seasons ago (due to heat rule) but also due to Betania A's forfeiting their semi but their B's still played and won, making the GF and being higher on the ladder in the regular season, The exec's reason: they didn't feel Enfield deserved to be in the GF
No, the exec were simply applying the rules as they stood at the time.
by Rubbish Binny » Tue Nov 17, 2009 10:08 am
Pistol wrote:Pistol wrote:Ecky wrote:Pistol wrote:that should be the rule, although NEK B grade lost a gf 2 seasons ago (due to heat rule) but also due to Betania A's forfeiting their semi but their B's still played and won, making the GF and being higher on the ladder in the regular season, The exec's reason: they didn't feel Enfield deserved to be in the GF
No, the exec were simply applying the rules as they stood at the time.
sorry but the rules were the same as now except for some rubbish about the ultimate decision being up to the discretion of the executive (meaning the exec could ultimately do whatever they wanted, in this case overiding the initial rule). i'll have a dig around at home, as i recorded my conversation with Ian regarding this, if i still have it i would be more than happy to share it with you
hey Ecky, good news, i found that recording i mentioned yesterday so for anyone who would like to listen to Ian speaking on behalf of the exec about, how did you put it? "applying the rules as they stood at the time" (unless the exec agrees otherwise pfft!!! let me know.
by Pistol » Tue Nov 17, 2009 10:30 am
by Phantom Gossiper » Tue Nov 17, 2009 12:02 pm
Ted wrote:sure thats not alot, but i'm sure i'm pritty sure under the rules you are not supposed to drink any alcohol at all.
i know when we played you i overheard one of your guys saying that he had already had 6 cans. i know maths is not your strong point but i doubt that you only ever bring one carton!
by Phantom Gossiper » Tue Nov 17, 2009 12:03 pm
Pistol wrote:Rubbish Binny wrote:
Hey Pistol,
Has Ian's Lawyer from Wallmans contacted you yet?. I think you may find that is highly illegal unless you are using it for training purposes. You may need to take it out to your next net session to state it was used for training purposes!
it is for training purposes, we are using it as motivation to train harder and perform better on field
by Pistol » Tue Nov 17, 2009 12:08 pm
by Ted » Tue Nov 17, 2009 12:48 pm
Phantom Gossiper wrote:Ted wrote:sure thats not alot, but i'm sure i'm pritty sure under the rules you are not supposed to drink any alcohol at all.
i know when we played you i overheard one of your guys saying that he had already had 6 cans. i know maths is not your strong point but i doubt that you only ever bring one carton!
Who cares if they drink? Geez it doesnt affect your side or the way your team plays, they not getting violent and its only social cricket anyway.
Besides its more community cricket now and not as much churches. Really look at Div 1.. NEK, Paralowie, Fitzroy all clubs from a non church background..
Seriously need to adapt to the change, the competition has changed immensely over the past few years, it doesnt have that strong church presence anymore..
by Ted » Tue Nov 17, 2009 1:22 pm
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