SA Footy

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Down the Hill wrote:It's funny how $$$ get mentioned with any Premiership. We had 36 out of 44 in the A & B grade on Saturday that have come through our juniors. That's what success is built on - provided the bit of cream you add are the right fit for the club and it's culture. We only had 4 lads in the A grade Premiership team that weren't with the club last year.

Congratulations mate, good percentage of home grown talent there.

Oi! DTH, where's my like?

Down the Hill wrote:It's funny how $$$ get mentioned with any Premiership. We had 36 out of 44 in the A & B grade on Saturday that have come through our juniors. That's what success is built on - provided the bit of cream you add are the right fit for the club and it's culture. We only had 4 lads in the A grade Premiership team that weren't with the club last year.

You didn't deny the figure DTH , used it to get the right players, rather than give it away like some clubs, which is good to see in this day and age.

Brighton also have a good underbelly with 30+ under 18's in that squad.

jo172 wrote:

Animus wrote:

The Hound wrote:

Suri wrote:Good day for Brighton winning the A's and B's.

$40k in the player department well spent

Isn't that just over half of the salary cap?

Bloody huge for D3 though.

Obviously the other clubs don't value their players in that case.

Down the Hill wrote:It's funny how $$$ get mentioned with any Premiership. We had 36 out of 44 in the A & B grade on Saturday that have come through our juniors. That's what success is built on - provided the bit of cream you add are the right fit for the club and it's culture. We only had 4 lads in the A grade Premiership team that weren't with the club last year.

Well done, that is a huge number of juniors staying on to play seniors, massive hats off, fantastic retention, says a lot about the club and how well the off field guys are working with the on filed guys. No easy task as most clubs in all divisions know.
I actually think the 36 out of 44 players is more impressive than the GF win, get the first part right the second part will come.

Congratulations to the brains trust, coaches, members, supporters and players. Dollars don't achieve long term success if you don't have all these lined up and working from the same team sheet.

Bullrider wrote:

Down the Hill wrote:It's funny how $$$ get mentioned with any Premiership. We had 36 out of 44 in the A & B grade on Saturday that have come through our juniors. That's what success is built on - provided the bit of cream you add are the right fit for the club and it's culture. We only had 4 lads in the A grade Premiership team that weren't with the club last year.

Well done, that is a huge number of juniors staying on to play seniors, massive hats off, fantastic retention, says a lot about the club and how well the off field guys are working with the on filed guys. No easy task as most clubs in all divisions know.
I actually think the 36 out of 44 players is more impressive than the GF win, get the first part right the second part will come.

Congratulations to the brains trust, coaches, members, supporters and players. Dollars don't achieve long term success if you don't have all these lined up and working from the same team sheet.

Challenge will be to keep this occurring under the AdFL model

Westminster Old Scholars’ Football Club

Reserves Coach (Division 3 B-Grade)

The Dragons were reformed in 2000 with a vision of creating a successful ‘country footy club in the city’. After almost 20 years back in the competition and several premierships to show for it we are looking to replace our reserves coaching position left vacant by club legend Ryan Shipway. The successful applicant will ideally have the following:

? Experienced coaching and/or playing track record.
? Strong leadership skills and good rapport with players.
? Excellent communications skills.
? Strong resilience and great team player in working with the Senior Coach, David Piasente
? Appropriate coaching accreditation.

If you think you have the skills, desire and are keen for a new challenge in a great club environment then we would like to hear from you.
Please note we only accept online applications which should contain an up-to-date cover letter and resume.

Please send your completed application to dragons@wosfc.com.au by Friday 31 October 2017 and if you have any questions about the role please contact Richard Bund on 0410 479 295.

Div 3 Reserves Coach

The North Haven Football Club competes in the Div 3 Adelaide Footy League. Grand final winners in 2017 the club is building for the next step and has the position of B grade Coach available for the correct applicant.
Working within the club football directives the successful applicant will work closely under the direction of Senior Coach Mark Tylor and his coaching panel.
The Reserves team is regarded as the development team preparing a sustainable football pathway for players wishing to play in the senior team. The position would suit an experienced coach preparing for the next step or a new coach willing to learn within a highly experienced football program. Expressions of interest can be directed in the strictest confidence to:

Lucas Maczkowiack
0407 725 016
North Haven Football Club
PO Box 1615
Port Adelaide 5015
Applications close 15/10/2017

I got told today Knapp andMansell from EP signed at North Haven

Yeah mate $800 each

Actually did get told it I'm not making shit up for once. No idea if it's true.

Would be very surprised if true, in saying that they are very good mates with Rowey

Kyle Parks told me

The Big Shrek wrote:Kyle Parks told me

No chance of being true then lol

Still remember the day Kyle was playing cricket for Salisbury North about 6-7 years ago

I was captaining the EP a grade, we had a very young side, there was 2 of us over 25 and the rest were all 16-18 year old kids (most of which play a grade footy now)

I've gone to open the batting and Kyle has spent the first 15 overs telling anyone that will listen that if they can't beat this bunch of kindy kids that he will quit cricket and never play again. He went on and on and on about it!!!!

5 hours of cricket later we had hit 300 and bowled them out twice for 80 odd and 60 odd, with him making a pair iirc correctly

I heard he has played cricket since lol

Well I guess I better be the first person to congratulate north haven on back to back flags, good work guys!!

#bleedredandblue wrote:Well I guess I better be the first person to congratulate north haven on back to back flags, good work guys!!

We have already renewed our yearly t shirt order

Not sure how that could be possible really.

My sources tell me Mansell was on his way to the Ballarat Footy League.
Can't remember if it was Melton or South Melton, one of those 2 tho.

And not without a hefty fee I believe.

Earn your $$ in that league. Would be one of the best suburban/country leagues in Australia.

Fev coaches Melton South