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Re: Southern Football League

Postby KEYDEFENDER » Tue Jul 12, 2011 10:09 am

Courtney Fish wrote:
KEYDEFENDER wrote:I drove past there today and it does look pretty boggy. Maybe just lift the goal posts over and use the rest of the old school oval.
would be like swapping the water logged footy at half time. Pity about the showers though. I also noticed a new government sign out the front...? any news on possible ramifications to the Lions?


They are about to spend approx. 15 Million on making the old High School a "Super School" from R-7 with kids from some surrounding primary schools which they are closing down. Hopefully they can put a roof over the oval to please Snapparazzi :lol: . Work has already started, the workers were responsible for shower temperature dramas on Saturday. They are keeping all current land eg. our oval. Hopefully more kids for our juniors.


Really good news for Lonsdale then.. Surley the club is making a plan to share a program with the school. As I understand the clubs that are struggling do not have a relationship with a local school.
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Re: Southern Football League

Postby lion heart » Tue Jul 12, 2011 11:19 am

Courtney Fish wrote:
KEYDEFENDER wrote:I drove past there today and it does look pretty boggy. Maybe just lift the goal posts over and use the rest of the old school oval.
would be like swapping the water logged footy at half time. Pity about the showers though. I also noticed a new government sign out the front...? any news on possible ramifications to the Lions?


They are about to spend approx. 11.5 Million on making the old High School a "Super School" from R-7 with kids from some surrounding primary schools which they are closing down. Hopefully they can put a roof over the oval to please Snapparazzi :lol: . Work has already started, the workers were responsible for shower temperature dramas on Saturday. They are keeping all current land eg. our oval. Hopefully more kids for our juniors.


Gold Courtney =))

Dont forget the big screen / electronic scoreboard and heated seating just to keep old mate Snapparazzi happy. :D
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Re: Southern Football League

Postby lion heart » Tue Jul 12, 2011 11:23 am

KEYDEFENDER wrote:
Courtney Fish wrote:
KEYDEFENDER wrote:I drove past there today and it does look pretty boggy. Maybe just lift the goal posts over and use the rest of the old school oval.
would be like swapping the water logged footy at half time. Pity about the showers though. I also noticed a new government sign out the front...? any news on possible ramifications to the Lions?


They are about to spend approx. 15 Million on making the old High School a "Super School" from R-7 with kids from some surrounding primary schools which they are closing down. Hopefully they can put a roof over the oval to please Snapparazzi :lol: . Work has already started, the workers were responsible for shower temperature dramas on Saturday. They are keeping all current land eg. our oval. Hopefully more kids for our juniors.


Really good news for Lonsdale then.. Surley the club is making a plan to share a program with the school. As I understand the clubs that are struggling do not have a relationship with a local school.


Has been discussed at length and plans have already been put in place. Going to be an interesting next 5 years for the Lions with the option of moving into the new complex near South a possibility also.
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Re: Southern Football League

Postby fisho mcspaz » Tue Jul 12, 2011 11:25 am

lion heart wrote:
Courtney Fish wrote:
KEYDEFENDER wrote:I drove past there today and it does look pretty boggy. Maybe just lift the goal posts over and use the rest of the old school oval.
would be like swapping the water logged footy at half time. Pity about the showers though. I also noticed a new government sign out the front...? any news on possible ramifications to the Lions?


They are about to spend approx. 11.5 Million on making the old High School a "Super School" from R-7 with kids from some surrounding primary schools which they are closing down. Hopefully they can put a roof over the oval to please Snapparazzi :lol: . Work has already started, the workers were responsible for shower temperature dramas on Saturday. They are keeping all current land eg. our oval. Hopefully more kids for our juniors.


Gold Courtney =))

Dont forget the big screen / electronic scoreboard and heated seating just to keep old mate Snapparazzi happy. :D


You could get a marquee, stick some armchairs in it and perhaps a mini bar - Lonsdale 'Gold Class' seating, charge extra at the gate for admission. Might be on to something here... ;)
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Re: Southern Football League

Postby big-whopper » Tue Jul 12, 2011 6:58 pm

Well done Tyson Brown
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Re: Southern Football League

Postby Buttscratcher » Tue Jul 12, 2011 10:38 pm

Yeah well done Tyson keep playing good footy mate
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Re: Southern Football League

Postby Buttscratcher » Tue Jul 12, 2011 10:57 pm

Can't believe you where not in last years best 21 under 18s side and winning the Bgrade BNF under the wing of 300+ game legand Anthony Farrugia who seen Tyson talent (Not Ralph)! It's si wrong that people still running and at that club are now so happy to put there hands out taking credit for his success, when they said he wasn't good enough and only playing Bgrade because his dad was fudges assistance coach.
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Re: Southern Football League

Postby fisho mcspaz » Thu Jul 14, 2011 9:39 pm

Fisho's tips:

Aldinga v Flaggies
Morphett Vale v Marion
Twisties v Hackham
Shoes v Brighton
Lonsdale v Townies
Reynella v Valley
Porties v Christies

All winning margins to be >15 goals except for Shoes/Brighton and Reynella/Valley. I predict both of these to be close ones. To be honest I think the Shoes/Brighton game could go either way, and I think the Vikings will give Reynella a surprise.
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Re: Southern Football League

Postby Panther32 » Fri Jul 15, 2011 10:57 am

fisho mcspaz wrote:Fisho's tips:

Aldinga v Flaggies
Morphett Vale v Marion
Twisties v Hackham
Shoes v Brighton
Lonsdale v Townies
Reynella v Valley
Porties v Christies

All winning margins to be >15 goals except for Shoes/Brighton and Reynella/Valley. I predict both of these to be close ones. To be honest I think the Shoes/Brighton game could go either way, and I think the Vikings will give Reynella a surprise.

Real big test this week for both the Bombers and the Wineflies. Both teams should get a few players back into the sides from both representative footy and injury but will definitely be close games. Still tipping the Flies and Bombers to get up but will be less than 2 goals in both games.
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Re: Southern Football League

Postby Archer11 » Fri Jul 15, 2011 8:25 pm

Panther32 wrote:
fisho mcspaz wrote:Fisho's tips:

Aldinga v Flaggies
Morphett Vale v Marion
Twisties v Hackham
Shoes v Brighton
Lonsdale v Townies
Reynella v Valley
Porties v Christies

All winning margins to be >15 goals except for Shoes/Brighton and Reynella/Valley. I predict both of these to be close ones. To be honest I think the Shoes/Brighton game could go either way, and I think the Vikings will give Reynella a surprise.

Real big test this week for both the Bombers and the Wineflies. Both teams should get a few players back into the sides from both representative footy and injury but will definitely be close games. Still tipping the Flies and Bombers to get up but will be less than 2 goals in both games.


It will be interesting to see how good the two challengers to the top four are in Noarlunga and the Valley against quality opposition. The other game which may be closer than you think may be the towns and lonsdale game (Could blow out though you never know).
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Re: Southern Football League

Postby Bricktop » Sat Jul 16, 2011 6:07 pm

Shoes up by 37 points at 3/4 time, go defensive in the last quarter and lose by 7 points
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Re: Southern Football League

Postby 85 WAS A GOOD YEAR » Sat Jul 16, 2011 7:17 pm

Final Score from Aldinga
Flaggies 23.16 Aldinga 11.8
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Re: Southern Football League

Postby 85 WAS A GOOD YEAR » Sat Jul 16, 2011 7:39 pm

ALDINGA 11.8-74-23 def. by FLAGSTAFF HILL 16-154

MORPHETT VALE 27.23-185 def. MARION 0.3-3

MORPHETTVILLE PK 34.25-229 def. HACKHAM 3.4-22

NOARLUNGA 10.10-70 def. by BRIGHTON 11.11-77

OSB/LONSDALE 9.4-58 def. by EDWARDSTOWN 15.15-105

REYNELLA 13.5-83 def. HAPPY VALLEY 10.7-67

Port Noarlunga V Christies scores aren't up on sportingpulse yet (EDIT as they're playing Sunday :oops: )
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Re: Southern Football League

Postby 85 WAS A GOOD YEAR » Sat Jul 16, 2011 7:57 pm

Bricktop wrote:Shoes up by 37 points at 3/4 time, go defensive in the last quarter and lose by 7 points

Wow Noarlunga must have been ultra-defensive - only kicked 1pt in last qtr, yet were leading by 37 pts at 3/4 time, or did Brighton go into overdrive?

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Re: Southern Football League

Postby fisho mcspaz » Sun Jul 17, 2011 10:01 am

85 WAS A GOOD YEAR wrote:Final Score from Aldinga
Flaggies 23.16 Aldinga 11.8


Flaggies very good yesterday. Too good for us. Very fit and had their crumbers in the right place at all times. It was good to see the Sharks coming home strong in the final quarter, though - we usually fade out by then. I reckon we outscored Flaggies 6 goals to 4 in the final quarter. Got to take the positives and keep working on things. Anyway, it was a good game of footy to watch - there have been several this year, makes a nice change from the one-sided floggings. :)
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Re: Southern Football League

Postby fisho mcspaz » Sun Jul 17, 2011 10:03 am

fisho mcspaz wrote:
85 WAS A GOOD YEAR wrote:Final Score from Aldinga
Flaggies 23.16 Aldinga 11.8


Flaggies very good yesterday. Too good for us. Very fit and had their crumbers in the right place at all times. It was good to see the Sharks coming home strong in the final quarter, though - we usually fade out by then. I reckon we outscored Flaggies 6 goals to 4 in the final quarter. Got to take the positives and keep working on things. Anyway, it was a good game of footy to watch - there have been several this year, makes a nice change from the one-sided floggings. :)


Just noticed I used 'good' about four times in the above paragraph; this is what sleepless nights with a shrieking baby will do to the brain.
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Re: Southern Football League

Postby Panther32 » Sun Jul 17, 2011 1:53 pm

Panther32 wrote:
fisho mcspaz wrote:Fisho's tips:

Aldinga v Flaggies
Morphett Vale v Marion
Twisties v Hackham
Shoes v Brighton
Lonsdale v Townies
Reynella v Valley
Porties v Christies

All winning margins to be >15 goals except for Shoes/Brighton and Reynella/Valley. I predict both of these to be close ones. To be honest I think the Shoes/Brighton game could go either way, and I think the Vikings will give Reynella a surprise.

Real big test this week for both the Bombers and the Wineflies. Both teams should get a few players back into the sides from both representative footy and injury but will definitely be close games. Still tipping the Flies and Bombers to get up but will be less than 2 goals in both games.

As expected both games very close with both the Bombers and the Flies having to come from behind to get the win. Pity my AFL tipping isn't as good as this!!! ](*,)
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Re: Southern Football League

Postby Bag The Points » Sun Jul 17, 2011 3:21 pm

fisho mcspaz wrote:
fisho mcspaz wrote:
85 WAS A GOOD YEAR wrote:Final Score from Aldinga
Flaggies 23.16 Aldinga 11.8


Flaggies very good yesterday. Too good for us. Very fit and had their crumbers in the right place at all times. It was good to see the Sharks coming home strong in the final quarter, though - we usually fade out by then. I reckon we outscored Flaggies 6 goals to 4 in the final quarter. Got to take the positives and keep working on things. Anyway, it was a good game of footy to watch - there have been several this year, makes a nice change from the one-sided floggings. :)


Just noticed I used 'good' about four times in the above paragraph; this is what sleepless nights with a shrieking baby will do to the brain.

Don't worry Fisho, its a good word :D
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Re: Southern Football League

Postby Mister Footy » Sun Jul 17, 2011 4:41 pm

Without wanting to be overly negative yesterdays A grade game HV v Reynella gave cause for concern for valley moving forward. HV were up by 3 goals at 3 qtr time and lost by 3 goal
The a grade coach was supposedly sick but managed to go and watch the noarlunga v brighton game and left the assistant coach in charge who did well but was outcoached in the last qtr where he left a young player on the Reynella FF in the last qtr who kicked 3 on him in the last 20 minutes.

HV have recruited well but player management again remains an issue - a high profile recruit played b grade for disciplinary reasons

The depth of talent has to be concern for the club - b grade have a lot of c graders playing and the 18s are a disgrace with half the team and the coach not turning up for training regularly.

My view from my car high on the hill yesterday was good at times but I really hope the club can sort itself out in the senior grades so we see the true potential of these 3 teams realized
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Re: Southern Football League

Postby Panther32 » Sun Jul 17, 2011 5:01 pm

Mister Footy wrote:Without wanting to be overly negative yesterdays A grade game HV v Reynella gave cause for concern for valley moving forward. HV were up by 3 goals at 3 qtr time and lost by 3 goal
The a grade coach was supposedly sick but managed to go and watch the noarlunga v brighton game and left the assistant coach in charge who did well but was outcoached in the last qtr where he left a young player on the Reynella FF in the last qtr who kicked 3 on him in the last 20 minutes.

HV have recruited well but player management again remains an issue - a high profile recruit played b grade for disciplinary reasons

The depth of talent has to be concern for the club - b grade have a lot of c graders playing and the 18s are a disgrace with half the team and the coach not turning up for training regularly.

My view from my car high on the hill yesterday was good at times but I really hope the club can sort itself out in the senior grades so we see the true potential of these 3 teams realized

He ended up with 5 goals in the last quarter, not a bad effort to say the least.
Who was the A grader playing in the B grade, was it number 2? Played mainly up forward?
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