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Re: inglefarm football club 2009

Postby school boy » Sun Nov 08, 2009 7:54 pm

try and keep up old fullback
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Re: inglefarm football club 2009

Postby old fullback » Mon Nov 09, 2009 6:10 am

school boy wrote:try and keep up old fullback

ok,an ovresight by me.lets see if you get a broken nose and see what you call it,i would call it funny :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Re: inglefarm football club 2009

Postby Phantom Gossiper » Mon Nov 09, 2009 9:46 am

school boy wrote:broken nose is not an injury, how does that stop u playing footy


shattered my nose, had to have surgery on it, kept me out for abt 6 weeks then i fractured my back, tore my AC joint, did my knee.. was just a very bad run.. then to top it all off broke my nose again lol :D .. the joys of playing rugby league ay
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Re: inglefarm football club 2009

Postby doggies » Mon Nov 09, 2009 5:01 pm

i see ingle farm have started pre season early and have great numbers out look out if they keep getting good numbers
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Re: inglefarm football club 2009

Postby bulldogs » Mon Nov 09, 2009 9:21 pm

doggies wrote:i see ingle farm have started pre season early and have great numbers out look out if they keep getting good numbers

its not only about numbers but quality has to be there
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Re: inglefarm football club 2009

Postby Phantom Gossiper » Tue Nov 10, 2009 8:39 am

bulldogs wrote:its not only about numbers but quality has to be there


So far not too many players from last season have started, but looks to be some ok looking quality, at worst some strong B graders/fringe A graders, but the big difference is the fitness levels overall look a hell of a lot better than last season so far!

Get a good block of training in before xmas, set the base and come out firing next season!
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Re: inglefarm football club 2009

Postby Farmer Hughesy » Tue Nov 17, 2009 7:37 pm

training is going well... good numbers with a few that look the goods!!!!
be good to see all the numbers out after xmas when the rest of the playing group come out!!!
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Re: inglefarm football club 2009

Postby Choccies » Wed Nov 18, 2009 11:33 am

Simon Gillett back out having a look at IF is he ??
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Re: inglefarm football club 2009

Postby Senor Moto Gadili » Wed Nov 18, 2009 1:07 pm

Choccies wrote:Simon Gillett back out having a look at IF is he ??


Yes
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Re: inglefarm football club 2009

Postby Massive Tackle » Wed Nov 18, 2009 1:52 pm

Have Ingle Farm retained all their coaches from last season being the worst performed side in amateur league in 2009? And if so, how do they expect to improve with the same guys in charge, exempting the fact they've gone down a Division?

Can someone explain this to me as an outsider? Being the worst performed side in the amateur league in 2009, why were all the coaches reappointed at IF? Were there no other applicants?? (that would be the only answer that makes sense) Seems to me that the coaches aren't being held accountable for their teams dismal performances!!

......something smells down there at the farm..... and Glen 20 isn't going to remove the odour!!
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Re: inglefarm football club 2009

Postby Footy Smart » Wed Nov 18, 2009 2:12 pm

Massive Tackle wrote:Have Ingle Farm retained all their coaches from last season being the worst performed side in amateur league in 2009? And if so, how do they expect to improve with the same guys in charge, exempting the fact they've gone down a Division?

Can someone explain this to me as an outsider? Being the worst performed side in the amateur league in 2009, why were all the coaches reappointed at IF? Were there no other applicants?? (that would be the only answer that makes sense) Seems to me that the coaches aren't being held accountable for their teams dismal performances!!

......something smells down there at the farm..... and Glen 20 isn't going to remove the odour!!



You have to have the cattle 90% of the time...... A coach can only do so much
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Re: inglefarm football club 2009

Postby Choccies » Wed Nov 18, 2009 2:31 pm

Senor Moto Gadili wrote:
Choccies wrote:Simon Gillett back out having a look at IF is he ??


Yes


Should help the depth if he stays on....
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Re: inglefarm football club 2009

Postby Phantom Gossiper » Wed Nov 18, 2009 2:39 pm

Massive Tackle wrote:Have Ingle Farm retained all their coaches from last season being the worst performed side in amateur league in 2009? And if so, how do they expect to improve with the same guys in charge, exempting the fact they've gone down a Division?

Can someone explain this to me as an outsider? Being the worst performed side in the amateur league in 2009, why were all the coaches reappointed at IF? Were there no other applicants?? (that would be the only answer that makes sense) Seems to me that the coaches aren't being held accountable for their teams dismal performances!!

......something smells down there at the farm..... and Glen 20 isn't going to remove the odour!!


Lacked the cattle to start with, no height, poor fitness and half the side was under the age of 18.

I thought the coaching staff did well with what they had last year and battled through the year, remaining positive and committed.. didnt just jump ship when the going got tough.

Farm has bit of work still to do but should start seeing improvements this season IMO.

Also i think there were sides who struggled just as much last season.. Glenunga, Kilburn, Central United, North Haven, Ovingham,
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Re: inglefarm football club 2009

Postby Massive Tackle » Thu Nov 19, 2009 11:01 am

Phantom Gossiper wrote:
Massive Tackle wrote:Have Ingle Farm retained all their coaches from last season being the worst performed side in amateur league in 2009? And if so, how do they expect to improve with the same guys in charge, exempting the fact they've gone down a Division?

Can someone explain this to me as an outsider? Being the worst performed side in the amateur league in 2009, why were all the coaches reappointed at IF? Were there no other applicants?? (that would be the only answer that makes sense) Seems to me that the coaches aren't being held accountable for their teams dismal performances!!

......something smells down there at the farm..... and Glen 20 isn't going to remove the odour!!


Lacked the cattle to start with, no height, poor fitness and half the side was under the age of 18.

I thought the coaching staff did well with what they had last year and battled through the year, remaining positive and committed.. didnt just jump ship when the going got tough.

Farm has bit of work still to do but should start seeing improvements this season IMO.

Also i think there were sides who struggled just as much last season.. Glenunga, Kilburn, Central United, North Haven, Ovingham,


Understand they didn't have the cattle out there last year, but they obviously didn't have the coaches out there to improve them either.

Why would you stick with a lot that performed worse than Terry Wallace did this year?

As for the other clubs performing just as bad, didn't I/F only have one win between 3 grades? And an average losing margin of 20 goals for it's A grade? Not sure the other clubs could boast a record like that! It's sad to see all the great work Chris Kellet did at the club coming undone. :(
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Re: inglefarm football club 2009

Postby Massive Tackle » Thu Nov 19, 2009 11:07 am

Phantom Gossiper wrote:
Massive Tackle wrote:Have Ingle Farm retained all their coaches from last season being the worst performed side in amateur league in 2009? And if so, how do they expect to improve with the same guys in charge, exempting the fact they've gone down a Division?

Can someone explain this to me as an outsider? Being the worst performed side in the amateur league in 2009, why were all the coaches reappointed at IF? Were there no other applicants?? (that would be the only answer that makes sense) Seems to me that the coaches aren't being held accountable for their teams dismal performances!!

......something smells down there at the farm..... and Glen 20 isn't going to remove the odour!!


Lacked the cattle to start with, no height, poor fitness and half the side was under the age of 18.

I thought the coaching staff did well with what they had last year and battled through the year, remaining positive and committed.. didnt just jump ship when the going got tough.

Farm has bit of work still to do but should start seeing improvements this season IMO.

Also i think there were sides who struggled just as much last season.. Glenunga, Kilburn, Central United, North Haven, Ovingham,


.......and yes they should start seeing improvements this season because you can't go below rock bottom!
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Re: inglefarm football club 2009

Postby Senor Moto Gadili » Thu Nov 19, 2009 2:05 pm

Understand they didn't have the cattle out there last year, but they obviously didn't have the coaches out there to improve them either.

Why would you stick with a lot that performed worse than Terry Wallace did this year?

As for the other clubs performing just as bad, didn't I/F only have one win between 3 grades? And an average losing margin of 20 goals for it's A grade? Not sure the other clubs could boast a record like that! It's sad to see all the great work Chris Kellet did at the club coming undone. :([/quote]

Chris Kellett did a great job culminating with a Div 5 flag in 2005. The reality is that the current A Grade coach is the 5th A Grade coach at the Farmers in 4 years since Chris departed. He hardly walked into a stable environment and deserves an opportunity to prove his ability as a coach. Those people close to the club are confident he can get the Farmers back on track. Developing teenagers into quality A Graders takes time. Be patient MT!!
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Re: inglefarm football club 2009

Postby beeroclock » Fri Nov 20, 2009 8:57 pm

Yep.
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Re: inglefarm football club 2009

Postby Pearcey » Fri Nov 20, 2009 9:11 pm

Developing teenagers into quality A Graders takes time. Be patient MT!!


How true.
As most Div 1 clubs have plenty of their ex-juniors playing 'A' grade seniors, you have to ask what's happened to IF's juniors over the last 5 years. They have had some sensational kids, but why didn't they develop into sensational seniors?
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Get rid of these jerks and move forward, or die.
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Re: inglefarm football club 2009

Postby Mr Miraculous » Sat Nov 21, 2009 12:42 am

Footy Smart wrote:
Massive Tackle wrote:Have Ingle Farm retained all their coaches from last season being the worst performed side in amateur league in 2009? And if so, how do they expect to improve with the same guys in charge, exempting the fact they've gone down a Division?

Can someone explain this to me as an outsider? Being the worst performed side in the amateur league in 2009, why were all the coaches reappointed at IF? Were there no other applicants?? (that would be the only answer that makes sense) Seems to me that the coaches aren't being held accountable for their teams dismal performances!!

......something smells down there at the farm..... and Glen 20 isn't going to remove the odour!!



You have to have the cattle 90% of the time...... A coach can only do so much

exactly right...
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Re: inglefarm football club 2009

Postby Mr Miraculous » Sat Nov 21, 2009 12:43 am

Massive Tackle wrote:Have Ingle Farm retained all their coaches from last season being the worst performed side in amateur league in 2009? And if so, how do they expect to improve with the same guys in charge, exempting the fact they've gone down a Division?

Can someone explain this to me as an outsider? Being the worst performed side in the amateur league in 2009, why were all the coaches reappointed at IF? Were there no other applicants?? (that would be the only answer that makes sense) Seems to me that the coaches aren't being held accountable for their teams dismal performances!!

......something smells down there at the farm..... and Glen 20 isn't going to remove the odour!!

The greatest coach in the history of aussie rules could not of coached Ingle Farm to a win lastyear.
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