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by **Footy Chick** » Mon Sep 04, 2006 11:22 am

All the best to CBC old boys in the GF, they must be looking good to belt Salisbury West off the park on the week end...

by **Maddogmike** » Mon Sep 04, 2006 9:28 pm

Im sure your 1 year old will have a good idea of good and bad behaviour at the footy !

by **bulldogs** » Tue Sep 05, 2006 12:48 am

salisbury west will flog cboc come grand final

by **am Bays** » Sat Sep 16, 2006 10:02 pm

Salisbury West won by 5 goals.....[/u]

by **Blue Boy** » Sat Sep 16, 2006 11:16 pm

1980 Tassie Medalist wrote:Salisbury West won by 5 goals.....[/u]

PNU go up as well - still chasin them !!!!

by **numbertwo** » Wed Nov 22, 2006 12:59 pm

Can anyone tell me who the team to beat in Div 4 2007 is?

by **heater31** » Wed Nov 22, 2006 2:27 pm

numbertwo wrote:Can anyone tell me who the team to beat in Div 4 2007 is?

These are the teams in div 4 for 07

Pooraka
Salisbury
North Haven
Rosewater
Unley
Pulteney OS
Portland
Mitcham
Para Hills

North Haven would be my bet at this stage if they keep their team together. they played some good footy at times last year

by **The Gimp** » Wed Nov 22, 2006 2:32 pm

Does anyone know what the Mcdonald brothers are like that play for Rosewater?

by **Felch** » Wed Nov 22, 2006 2:47 pm

Very true about North Haven keeping their side together. They had a few older guys running around, not sure how many will play on. Depth may be their downfall, their B grade did it tough in 2006. Pooraka will be strong, i reckon the other teams are pretty even though. I dont know much about the sides coming up.

by **Footy Chick** » Wed Nov 22, 2006 3:21 pm

North Haven??? Consummate (did i spell that correctly?) chokers come finals time.

Salisbury will come close if they can stay relatively injury free, they have a good bunch of young kids who really served it up to some of the higher ranked teams in div 3, I think i've said before that their result on the ladder was truely indicitive of their performances. A good pre-season and some fitness will see them do well.

Pooraka showed they are nothing without Coghill, If he lines up next year they may do ok, if not...not a chance

by **numbertwo** » Wed Nov 22, 2006 3:49 pm

i was told Para Hills have been paying some big cash, this could be a downfall as the money will run out before long!

If they keep the bank ballance in the black they will be the team to beat in my mind.

I did however see some good results for Portland & Unley late in the year, it will be interesting if they can go on with it!

by **Pag** » Wed Nov 22, 2006 4:36 pm

heater31 wrote:
numbertwo wrote:Can anyone tell me who the team to beat in Div 4 2007 is?

These are the teams in div 4 for 07

Pooraka
Salisbury
North Haven
Rosewater
Unley
Pulteney OS
Portland
Mitcham
Para Hills

North Haven would be my bet at this stage if they keep their team together. they played some good footy at times last year

Add Ingle Farm to that list as the 10th club. And I would think North Haven would probably deserve to start as premiership favourites, they've been around the mark and should be again I would think.

Falcon Chick wrote:Salisbury will come close if they can stay relatively injury free, they have a good bunch of young kids who really served it up to some of the higher ranked teams in div 3, I think I've said before that their result on the ladder was truely indicitive of their performances. A good pre-season and some fitness will see them do well.

We'd like to think we can go close. We've lost two young blokes to Gaza, but we're hopeful of getting a couple from around the northern suburbs who bring a bit of experience with them which is what our club needs.

Falcon Chick wrote:Pooraka showed they are nothing without Coghill, If he lines up next year they may do ok, if not...not a chance

From what I have heard through a pretty relaible source involved with Pooraka, Cogs has agreed to terms with Willaston in BL&G. Understandable in a way, there's no way a bloke of his quality should be playing A4 footy. Not sure whether Wattsy got a coaching job anywhere, but if he did, would leave another massive hole. I'm not gonna write them off, but I hope they pick up a couple.

Would think that Para Hills would be a contender as well, not sure how they're throwing coin around though, last I heard they were gonna go bust after the meat cleaver incident a couple of years back.

by **Dogwatcher** » Wed Nov 22, 2006 5:12 pm

meat cleaver incident?

not anything like the trainer's scissors incident was it?

Does anyone know if John Jarvis is playing for Para Hills?

by **heater31** » Wed Nov 22, 2006 5:25 pm

Dogwatcher wrote:meat cleaver incident?

not anything like the trainer's scissors incident was it?

Does anyone know if John Jarvis is playing for Para Hills?

Towards the end of the 05 season in an underage match against Gepps it made TT coach benched a player for disciplinary reasons and the said player just happened to have it in his bag :shock:

Para Hills could possibly be bank rolled by the community club behind the footy club aparently that club is a nice money spinner. and they have ripped the concrete cricket pitch up and replaced it with a turf one too.

by **Pag** » Wed Nov 22, 2006 9:06 pm

heater31 wrote:
Dogwatcher wrote:meat cleaver incident?

not anything like the trainer's scissors incident was it?

Does anyone know if John Jarvis is playing for Para Hills?

Para Hills could possibly be bank rolled by the community club behind the footy club aparently that club is a nice money spinner. and they have ripped the concrete cricket pitch up and replaced it with a turf one too.

Very good point. That place rakes it in.

by **Punk Rooster** » Wed Nov 22, 2006 9:53 pm

Pag wrote:
heater31 wrote:Para Hills could possibly be bank rolled by the community club behind the footy club aparently that club is a nice money spinner. and they have ripped the concrete cricket pitch up and replaced it with a turf one too.

Very good point. That place rakes it in.

I work with a bloke who permantly holds the front bar up!
Those blokes you lost to Gaza, A1 or A1 Reserves they'll play?
Btw, Gaza have lost one of their A1 Reserves ruckmen to Fitzroy.... :wink:

by **Pag** » Wed Nov 22, 2006 10:47 pm

Punk Rooster wrote:
Pag wrote:
heater31 wrote:Para Hills could possibly be bank rolled by the community club behind the footy club aparently that club is a nice money spinner. and they have ripped the concrete cricket pitch up and replaced it with a turf one too.

Very good point. That place rakes it in.

I work with a bloke who permantly holds the front bar up!
Those blokes you lost to Gaza, A1 or A1 Reserves they'll play?
Btw, Gaza have lost one of their A1 Reserves ruckmen to Fitzroy....

One is playing with out with North Adelaide Reserves/19s, and should play at least the whole year in the 19s out there but has signed with Gaza due to its position in amateur footy. The other is a decent player but is very small height-wise. Will start in the two's I would think but could probably push for an A grade spot.

by **The Gimp** » Thu Nov 23, 2006 12:26 pm

Punk Rooster wrote:
Pag wrote:
heater31 wrote:Para Hills could possibly be bank rolled by the community club behind the footy club aparently that club is a nice money spinner. and they have ripped the concrete cricket pitch up and replaced it with a turf one too.

Very good point. That place rakes it in.

I work with a bloke who permantly holds the front bar up!
Those blokes you lost to Gaza, A1 or A1 Reserves they'll play?
Btw, Gaza have lost one of their A1 Reserves ruckmen to Fitzroy....

Who was the ruckman Gaza lost? Kappelle?

by **bulldogs** » Thu Nov 23, 2006 9:29 pm

watch out for the farmers they are looking fit. coghill has gone to willaston were a former pooraka champ darrin wilson is coaching, i believe watts is coaching poorakas b-grade, thankless task. pooraka will do okay fell sorry for them lost over 40 players in 3 years

by **Pag** » Sat Nov 25, 2006 12:15 pm

Anyone know if Matty Travis is staying put at Ingle Farm for 2007?

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