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Re: HFL Country Division
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Sat Feb 28, 2015 9:03 amby choppy
M-train wrote:There is a great atmosphere at "the kennel" this year, there has been a lot of hard work being put in on and off the field. The senior grades started training in November! With plenty on the track, even a number of colts have been out giving it a crack. Andrew mine and mark "funky" mcguiness are losses from last year, however expect some big ins, with players actively contacting the club wanting to be apart of the action. Also half a dozen colts making the step up, and a couple returning from stints in town. I won't elaborate any further until all are confirmed. Things are looking very positive. Expect a battle when you line up against the mighty bulldogs this year, a serious contender to go top .
Go you doggies
Hey M Train who are the big ins at the Doggies any confirmed as yet? Been down a long while now mate can they recapture the form they had in the early 2000's and be a power house again when they set the standard?
Re: HFL Country Division
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Sat Feb 28, 2015 11:20 amby M-train
Choppy I can't tell you names yet, because I do to know if the pen has hit the paper. As far as returning to our former glory, I think we have built a very solid foundation over the last 5 years as a club, and we are definetly on the right track...
Re: HFL Country Division
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Sun Mar 01, 2015 1:04 pmby Toto
Speaking of big ins. Read the clearances page, Nairne have quite a few. Zachary Peake who I believe kicked 100 in the sunraysia league in mildura. And Jamahl Liddle from Gepps Cross, sources from Loxton FC say that he's an absolute gun, apparently made their team of the century!!!
And quite a few more names! Have to be 0 pointers, not sure if they would have many points to throw around would they?
Re: HFL Country Division
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Sun Mar 01, 2015 9:31 pmby M-train
Sounds like a couple of good pick ups. Nairne would have a few points up their sleeve, they have done a good job retaining decent players, and lots of local lads line up each week.
I did see Daniel ebert has a clearance to kersbrook pending, another good pick up
Re: HFL Country Division
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Mon Mar 02, 2015 10:13 pmby choppy
Was driving through Meadows tonight and saw the lights on, did a quick lap of the oval while the boys where training. Looks like they had good numbers. A few of the regulars I saw looked pretty fit and a couple of blokes I didn't recognise some big blokes looked cherry ripe. Meadows may be a bit of a smokey this year. I see Tyler from Imps has had a clearance do we know much of him??
Re: HFL Country Division
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Tue Mar 03, 2015 11:41 amby The Panther
Simon Tyler - key forward, but can also play as a key defender. Strong mark and accurate kick at goal .
Re: HFL Country Division
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Tue Mar 03, 2015 6:27 pmby grasshopper22
The Panther wrote:Simon Tyler - key forward, but can also play as a key defender. Strong mark and accurate kick at goal .
Key forward or key defender? Your joking aren't you
Re: HFL Country Division
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Tue Mar 03, 2015 8:08 pmby Toto
M-train wrote:Sounds like a couple of good pick ups. Nairne would have a few points up their sleeve, they have done a good job retaining decent players, and lots of local lads line up each week.
I did see Daniel ebert has a clearance to kersbrook pending, another good pick up
Yeah bumped in to the two Strouts, Shane and his boy and he said that they've been getting 35-40 to training most nights and have had nearly 60 different players train already!!!!
Yeah very handy pick up for the brookers!!!
Meadows are quite similar to Nairne in that they have a good base of locals to build around, I will definitely be making an appearance at the annual ANZAC clash between the two sides!!! Could be very interesting.
Re: HFL Country Division
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Thu Mar 05, 2015 8:11 amby shoe boy
How are Kangarilla travelling ?
Re: HFL Country Division
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Thu Mar 05, 2015 10:40 amby batmanbegins
I see bridgy lost darren mitchell, big loss for them as he was quality and won them some games of his own boot in central div.
Re: HFL Country Division
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Sat Mar 07, 2015 8:55 pmby Toto
shoe boy wrote:How are Kangarilla travelling ?
I know they have lost A couple. Haven't heard of much coming in, scraping the barrel I would imagine. Would think meadows will give then quite a touch up in their trial.
Re: HFL Country Division
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Sat Mar 07, 2015 8:56 pmby Toto
Ex AFL forward on his way to the rams I hear.... They're going for it!
Re: HFL Country Division
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Mon Mar 09, 2015 12:47 pmby tkjm02
Ex AFL forward on his way to the rams I hear.... They're going for it!
Chris Ladhams i hear.
Re: HFL Country Division
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Mon Mar 09, 2015 1:00 pmby Toto
tkjm02 wrote:Ex AFL forward on his way to the rams I hear.... They're going for it!
Chris Ladhams i hear.
That's what I have heard!
Re: HFL Country Division
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Mon Mar 09, 2015 1:11 pmby 200 Killer Wasps
Toto wrote:tkjm02 wrote:Ex AFL forward on his way to the rams I hear.... They're going for it!
Chris Ladhams i hear.
That's what I have heard!
Has a clearance pending with Coolamon Rovers in NSW.
Re: HFL Country Division
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Tue Mar 10, 2015 9:00 pmby chopper7
Can anyone confirm where the Mt Barker v Nairne trail game is this week?
Re: HFL Country Division
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Wed Mar 11, 2015 8:41 amby Cougar
Like the look of Div 2, Country Div or whatever it’s called this year with Torrens Valley, Echunga and Lofty in the top flight. Nairne might be going for broke but if a strong Kersbrook side don’t ruin the party, looks like a club may end a long premiership drought in 2015.
Last Flag
Kersbrook 2012
Kangarilla 2006
Meadows 2004
Birdwood 1994
Nairne, Bridgewater, Maccelsfield, Gumeracha last A grade flag were beyond those clubs.
Re: HFL Country Division
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Sat Mar 14, 2015 9:15 amby choppy
Everyone's a bit quite on here really looking forward to this season. I think it may be the closest the comp has been in a while A grade that is. Would be great to so the comp like it was about 10 year ago when the top five was pretty close even Cally where competitive back then. Who's everyone's pick for the top 5 at the end of the minor rounds. Here's mine.
Nairne
Meadows
Kersbrook
Bridgy
Birdwood
Maccy
Gums
Kangy
Sedan/Cambrai
Re: HFL Country Division
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Sat Mar 14, 2015 10:21 amby backdoor
choppy wrote:Everyone's a bit quite on here really looking forward to this season. I think it may be the closest the comp has been in a while A grade that is. Would be great to so the comp like it was about 10 year ago when the top five was pretty close even Cally where competitive back then. Who's everyone's pick for the top 5 at the end of the minor rounds. Here's mine.
Nairne
Meadows
Kersbrook
Bridgy
Birdwood
Maccy
Gums
Kangy
Sedan/Cambrai
Top 5 looks good choppy but not sure on your order, mine's:
Nairne
Bridgewater
Kersbrook
Meadows
Birdwood
Maccy
Gumeracha
Kangarilla
Sedan cambrai
Re: HFL Country Division
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Sat Mar 14, 2015 5:01 pmby Toto
backdoor wrote:choppy wrote:Everyone's a bit quite on here really looking forward to this season. I think it may be the closest the comp has been in a while A grade that is. Would be great to so the comp like it was about 10 year ago when the top five was pretty close even Cally where competitive back then. Who's everyone's pick for the top 5 at the end of the minor rounds. Here's mine.
Nairne
Meadows
Kersbrook
Bridgy
Birdwood
Maccy
Gums
Kangy
Sedan/Cambrai
Top 5 looks good choppy but not sure on your order, mine's:
Nairne
Bridgewater
Kersbrook
Meadows
Birdwood
Maccy
Gumeracha
Kangarilla
Sedan cambrai
I think we can almost settle on the top 3.
Nairne.
Kersbrook
Bridgewater
Meadows
Macclesfield
Gumeracha
Birdwood
Kangarilla
Sedan/Cambrai