SA Footy

Booney wrote:

Dutchy wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Dutchy wrote:Finally after starting training in the 1st week of Feb we get to stop thinking about getting community footy back and get to start shuffling magnets and getting the lads running around the park, there will be a big sigh of relief once the siren goes and the umpire throws the ball in the air. Blackwood tomorrow and then down to SMOSH WL on Sunday, some normality resumes.

What time will you be SMOSH until Sunday?

1.10pm game, then have to rush to Lockleys for a u16.5 game

Will you be there LM? I'll pop down...

Possibly, my lad has a game at Mitcham at 1:10 and then my daughter is playing at 5pm @ SMOSH.

My son wants me to meet his girlfriends mum Sunday so I've gotta play it by ear on the timings, I'll message you once I know if you're doing bugger all.

She has a few 3pm Sunday games there throughout the season.

1ltr Makers Mark for $57 at the Camel.

Footy starting up for my 3 kids, my eldest played her first game in a about 10 years and they won by 30 goals.
My son played his first game since his setback on the Gold Coast, he was a pretty solid performer as they won by 7 goals.
Then my 17 year old played a game yesterday afternoon which I was able to watch with my other two, she would've gone close to BOG in her first game for a new club in a 5 goal win.

The amount of quality time I'm getting to spend with my kids since my split is priceless, I've seen my eldest daughter more times in the past month than I had in the previous year and I'm getting out for more one on one time with the other two aswell.

I'm still dusting myself off and copping a thousand different emotions via text most days, but I'm starting to find myself again.

Lightning McQueen wrote:Footy starting up for my 3 kids, my eldest played her first game in a about 10 years and they won by 30 goals.
My son played his first game since his setback on the Gold Coast, he was a pretty solid performer as they won by 7 goals.
Then my 17 year old played a game yesterday afternoon which I was able to watch with my other two, she would've gone close to BOG in her first game for a new club in a 5 goal win.

The amount of quality time I'm getting to spend with my kids since my split is priceless, I've seen my eldest daughter more times in the past month than I had in the previous year and I'm getting out for more one on one time with the other two aswell.

I'm still dusting myself off and copping a thousand different emotions via text most days, but I'm starting to find myself again.

Good work mate. Family's where it's at.

Bum Crack wrote:Good work mate. Family's where it's at.

Cheers, it certainly makes me realize what I've been missing, it's an absolute laugh fest when we're all together, usually at my expense.

Lightning McQueen wrote:Footy starting up for my 3 kids, my eldest played her first game in a about 10 years and they won by 30 goals.
My son played his first game since his setback on the Gold Coast, he was a pretty solid performer as they won by 7 goals.
Then my 17 year old played a game yesterday afternoon which I was able to watch with my other two, she would've gone close to BOG in her first game for a new club in a 5 goal win.

The amount of quality time I'm getting to spend with my kids since my split is priceless, I've seen my eldest daughter more times in the past month than I had in the previous year and I'm getting out for more one on one time with the other two aswell.

I'm still dusting myself off and copping a thousand different emotions via text most days, but I'm starting to find myself again.

Was so good getting back to kids footy yesterday, coaching games is so much more fun than training!

My lad in U8's kicked 7.3 in a half and gave off 4, fair to say he was craving footy.

The Ash Man wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:Footy starting up for my 3 kids, my eldest played her first game in a about 10 years and they won by 30 goals.
My son played his first game since his setback on the Gold Coast, he was a pretty solid performer as they won by 7 goals.
Then my 17 year old played a game yesterday afternoon which I was able to watch with my other two, she would've gone close to BOG in her first game for a new club in a 5 goal win.

The amount of quality time I'm getting to spend with my kids since my split is priceless, I've seen my eldest daughter more times in the past month than I had in the previous year and I'm getting out for more one on one time with the other two aswell.

I'm still dusting myself off and copping a thousand different emotions via text most days, but I'm starting to find myself again.

Was so good getting back to kids footy yesterday, coaching games is so much more fun than training!

My lad in U8's kicked 7.3 in a half and gave off 4, fair to say he was craving footy.

Nice return.

No jab. No play.

Booney wrote:No jab. No play.

So tell me how do unvaccinated kids pose any risk to vaccinated kids? Unless or course the vaccination doesnt work then we're back to the question of why vaccinate?

Vaccines aren’t 100 percent effective. So even some people who are vaccinated will still be at risk. The greater the number of unvaccinated people in a community, the more opportunity germs have to spread. This means outbreaks are more difficult to stem and everyone is at greater risk of exposure — including vaccinated people.

This latter concept is known as community immunity, or more commonly, herd immunity. Each member of the community contributes to the collective health of the community because the way a pathogen survives is by finding new people to infect. The fewer susceptible people in a community, the less opportunity the pathogen has to spread.

Interestingly, people often do not think about the fact that there are times when every family needs the protection of their community. New babies and infants may be too young to be vaccinated, and older adults or adults being treated for illnesses may be more susceptible to infections as well.

The BOM update for the app

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:The BOM update for the app

...and that's why we are all different, I don't like the update...

Though I don't like change at all so I was never going to like it...

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:The BOM update for the app

Thumbs up for the update...thumbs down for the crashing

Jase wrote:

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:The BOM update for the app

...and that's why we are all different, I don't like the update...

Though I don't like change at all so I was never going to like it...

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Bloody old people[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]

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Have any of you used/seen the Windy app?

Thoughts?

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mighty_tiger_79 wrote:Have any of you used/seen the Windy app?

Thoughts?

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Sounds like code for my arse.

PS I rate finishing my last shift for the week on a Wednesday night, my weekend starts now and finishes some time next week, woohoo!

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:The BOM update for the app

Like most of it but not sure about the new radar images.

Neither was I to start with but after a bit of use I have found the new format to be clearer (meaning the rain colors do not block out the map).

That in recent months Radio tab sports show hasnt been cut off for the rubbish on SEN

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My 10 year old daughter has taken footy up again after having a couple of years off. Youngest daughter who’s 7 plays in the same team. First game yesterday at 8am away to Blackwood. Eldest handles the ball really well, kicks a lazy 4 & gives a few off in her return. The little one struggles in the first half to only get a handball against girls much bigger than she is but after some encouragement from their coach & dad at half time, comes out in the third quarter & joins that elite club of kicking a goal with your first kick in football.
To say the old man was a tad proud is an understatement.