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Inallseriousness wrote:I cannot believe any player at SN was not aware of the AAA. Having lived through a couple of years on an AAA I can say that every player wishing to join our club was closely scrutinised (record looked up and questions asked) and was advised by the Senior Coach and Chairman of the sanctions on the club. Before every game...A, B and C grade.....the players were reminded of their responsibilities and were told in no uncertain terms that if they did anything wrong they would have to answer to 70 odd blokes the following week face to face. Any yellow cards were given internal suspensions.

We got through a very tough period but from the chairman to the water boy, every person knew what we were dealing with and they had to adhere to the rules. It would have only taken one brain snap and all that good work would have been for nought. You can only do so much, then it’s up to the individual. I feel for SN and more so, I feel for the players that were doing their best to do the right thing.

Look Good In Leather wrote:The only hate I have is for stuffing up quoting on SAFooty

LaughingKookaburra wrote::lol:

Lightning McQueen wrote:

LaughingKookaburra wrote::lol:

Fielding at silly point.

laser wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:

LaughingKookaburra wrote::lol:

Fielding at silly point.

Hell, what did I miss?

laser wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:

LaughingKookaburra wrote::lol:

Fielding at silly point.

Hell, what did I miss?

Dutchy wrote:

Wasim1 wrote:

carey wrote:Wasim, its 5 mate.

Never thought I would see this in print but I have just read an article in the Advertiser online edition and it is a quote from JK as to the reason Alex Stengle had his appeal upheld and went from 8 games back to 5 as his playing record was such it didn't deserve the 8 game suspension.

The quote states " the original tribunal determined they did not factor in his player record"

Who said the tribunal members never make mistakes? That must have hurt having to admit they wronged!

Had there not been an appeal this mistake would have never been mentioned and Alex would have been robbed of the chance to play on at Salis North next year. Is this considered acceptable?

Sounds like the system worked perfectly.

carey wrote:

Inallseriousness wrote:I cannot believe any player at SN was not aware of the AAA. Having lived through a couple of years on an AAA I can say that every player wishing to join our club was closely scrutinised (record looked up and questions asked) and was advised by the Senior Coach and Chairman of the sanctions on the club. Before every game...A, B and C grade.....the players were reminded of their responsibilities and were told in no uncertain terms that if they did anything wrong they would have to answer to 70 odd blokes the following week face to face. Any yellow cards were given internal suspensions.

We got through a very tough period but from the chairman to the water boy, every person knew what we were dealing with and they had to adhere to the rules. It would have only taken one brain snap and all that good work would have been for nought. You can only do so much, then it’s up to the individual. I feel for SN and more so, I feel for the players that were doing their best to do the right thing.

It’s been made pretty clear numerous times the players were aware of this

The Big Shrek wrote:Dallas Wiles on MMM radio right now re stopping the clearances

locky801 wrote:reckon the beers will taste nice for the lads up at Harpers Field tonight with their 2nd win of the season