by old farmer » Mon May 28, 2012 10:48 pm
by BIG RED CAT » Tue May 29, 2012 7:19 am
by old farmer » Tue May 29, 2012 9:54 am
by bloozebrother » Tue May 29, 2012 10:20 am
Yank Man wrote:Jetters wrote:old farmer wrote:I'm not suggesting there is anything wrong with D6 and for sure take it seriously. Obviously it is not quite the same as D1, players are playing for different reasons as a general rule.
For CLG to significantly improve as a football club they need to find some sort of consistent place to recruit from. It does seem as if there juniors are turning the corner some what, but they are a long way from senior football.
I would hope the Jets are not facing CLG in the next few years. CLG may have an ave age of 22, but we only have 3 blokes over 22 in our A grade, and with the foundations we have been building as a club I would hope to see us go up not down. But I'm glad we don't have Sunday morn sessions at the Jets, not sure how well that would go down!
Fwiw Ingle Farm had a Sunday regroup/recovery session last week after a pretty ordinary Saturday, came out and won by nearly 10 goals this week. 90% turned up, the others played B's this week, good way to find out who is serious. Just my opinion but i thought it worked well, and each coach will have his own opinion on things like that. If the Unley coach called a Sunday morning training, would you be there Jetters?????
I would certainly be there. However, depending on the reason for calling it, I may question to myself whether it's an effective way of achieving the desired outcome.
by morell » Tue May 29, 2012 10:32 am
There has actually been several players move from Div 5, 6 and 7 up and into Div 1. Even at Mitchell Park Luke McDonnell and Troy Pots went to Happy Valley and could play a lot higher and in very good competitions.Gatt_Weasel wrote:so you find one player in all of div 6 and that justifys div 6 being of good standard and not washed up hacks and people who can no longer play up to a higher standard..not very often that good players choose to play in such scum leagues
by Gatt_Weasel » Tue May 29, 2012 10:59 am
morell wrote:There has actually been several players move from Div 5, 6 and 7 up and into Div 1. Even at Mitchell Park Luke McDonnell and Troy Pots went to Happy Valley and could play a lot higher and in very good competitions.Gatt_Weasel wrote:so you find one player in all of div 6 and that justifys div 6 being of good standard and not washed up hacks and people who can no longer play up to a higher standard..not very often that good players choose to play in such scum leagues
The major difference between the grades isn't the top 5 players, it's the bottom 10. Depth in other words. We would have 5+ guys playing in our A Grade that wouldn't get near a Div1R side let along a Div1 A grade side.
If that makes me (us) scum in your eyes then I am happy to be known as such. Enjoy the lofty heights of the Div 3 Pooraka B Grade.
by BIG RED CAT » Tue May 29, 2012 11:04 am
old farmer wrote:Played in that game, but would have been 95 as i was still at Blanchetown Swan Reach in 94. Was it Woody Souths or Woody Districts back then? There would have been 2 Mounts playing, 2 Clarkes, 2 Tuthills. IF won a premiership the year before against Ferrydon Park. Boof Mesecke Played and went on to play 400 games, both Clarkes played over 300 games as well. Good days back then and a verry tight playing group. One of the best games i've played in, not every day you come back from 7 down to get up on the siren.
by zedman » Tue May 29, 2012 11:11 am
morell wrote:There has actually been several players move from Div 5, 6 and 7 up and into Div 1. Even at Mitchell Park Luke McDonnell and Troy Pots went to Happy Valley and could play a lot higher and in very good competitions.Gatt_Weasel wrote:so you find one player in all of div 6 and that justifys div 6 being of good standard and not washed up hacks and people who can no longer play up to a higher standard..not very often that good players choose to play in such scum leagues
The major difference between the grades isn't the top 5 players, it's the bottom 10. Depth in other words. We would have 5+ guys playing in our A Grade that wouldn't get near a Div1R side let along a Div1 A grade side.
If that makes me (us) scum in your eyes then I am happy to be known as such. Enjoy the lofty heights of the Div 3 Pooraka B Grade.
by The Riddler » Tue May 29, 2012 11:16 am
Gatt_Weasel wrote:so i say great win to a B grade team and now i play for them LOL......i see only about 10 names at best that people have come up with ill stick by what i said any young player with any sort of skill should or would not waste time in div 6 or 7 .....lets cut the crap 6 and 7 are not good divisions for any talented younger player...the standard of football is slow....so what i have said is true most players aged say 28 or older on the way out who need some coin play these div's
by old farmer » Tue May 29, 2012 11:18 am
BIG RED CAT wrote:old farmer wrote:Played in that game, but would have been 95 as i was still at Blanchetown Swan Reach in 94. Was it Woody Souths or Woody Districts back then? There would have been 2 Mounts playing, 2 Clarkes, 2 Tuthills. IF won a premiership the year before against Ferrydon Park. Boof Mesecke Played and went on to play 400 games, both Clarkes played over 300 games as well. Good days back then and a verry tight playing group. One of the best games i've played in, not every day you come back from 7 down to get up on the siren.
Yeah it was 1995.Was Woody South,Woodville Districts folded around 1990 and played at Pennington Reserve.Some great old names there for the Farmers, one of the funniest blokes i played against at IF was a bloke called Scab(Burns?).
by Q. » Tue May 29, 2012 11:18 am
Gatt_Weasel wrote:so i say great win to a B grade team and now i play for them LOL......i see only about 10 names at best that people have come up with ill stick by what i said any young player with any sort of skill should or would not waste time in div 6 or 7 .....lets cut the crap 6 and 7 are not good divisions for any talented younger player...the standard of football is slow....so what i have said is true most players aged say 28 or older on the way out who need some coin play these div's
by old farmer » Tue May 29, 2012 11:23 am
The Riddler wrote:Gatt_Weasel wrote:so i say great win to a B grade team and now i play for them LOL......i see only about 10 names at best that people have come up with ill stick by what i said any young player with any sort of skill should or would not waste time in div 6 or 7 .....lets cut the crap 6 and 7 are not good divisions for any talented younger player...the standard of football is slow....so what i have said is true most players aged say 28 or older on the way out who need some coin play these div's
I'm not sure if you are trying to bait people & extracting the urine or if you're fair dinkum?
There is some quality young kids playing this div who could and have played much higher, I mean we've got a couple in Mumford & Lees who have both played div 2 and country footy and then you have Rayner (played SANFL last year) from Woody South, Davis at Houghton, Woodward at United or even Stormonth at Lockleys. I'm sure there's plenty more!
by morell » Tue May 29, 2012 11:29 am
So you have now changed from no-one to 10? Soon you will be singing the praises of the lower divisions.Gatt_Weasel wrote:morell wrote:There has actually been several players move from Div 5, 6 and 7 up and into Div 1. Even at Mitchell Park Luke McDonnell and Troy Pots went to Happy Valley and could play a lot higher and in very good competitions.Gatt_Weasel wrote:so you find one player in all of div 6 and that justifys div 6 being of good standard and not washed up hacks and people who can no longer play up to a higher standard..not very often that good players choose to play in such scum leagues
The major difference between the grades isn't the top 5 players, it's the bottom 10. Depth in other words. We would have 5+ guys playing in our A Grade that wouldn't get near a Div1R side let along a Div1 A grade side.
If that makes me (us) scum in your eyes then I am happy to be known as such. Enjoy the lofty heights of the Div 3 Pooraka B Grade.
so i say great win to a B grade team and now i play for them LOL......i see only about 10 names at best that people have come up with ill stick by what i said any young player with any sort of skill should or would not waste time in div 6 or 7 .....lets cut the crap 6 and 7 are not good divisions for any talented younger player...the standard of football is slow....so what i have said is true most players aged say 28 or older on the way out who need some coin play these div's
by Gatt_Weasel » Tue May 29, 2012 11:32 am
by Footy Smart » Tue May 29, 2012 11:32 am
morell wrote:So you have now changed from no-one to 10? Soon you will be singing the praises of the lower divisions.Gatt_Weasel wrote:morell wrote:There has actually been several players move from Div 5, 6 and 7 up and into Div 1. Even at Mitchell Park Luke McDonnell and Troy Pots went to Happy Valley and could play a lot higher and in very good competitions.Gatt_Weasel wrote:so you find one player in all of div 6 and that justifys div 6 being of good standard and not washed up hacks and people who can no longer play up to a higher standard..not very often that good players choose to play in such scum leagues
The major difference between the grades isn't the top 5 players, it's the bottom 10. Depth in other words. We would have 5+ guys playing in our A Grade that wouldn't get near a Div1R side let along a Div1 A grade side.
If that makes me (us) scum in your eyes then I am happy to be known as such. Enjoy the lofty heights of the Div 3 Pooraka B Grade.
so i say great win to a B grade team and now i play for them LOL......i see only about 10 names at best that people have come up with ill stick by what i said any young player with any sort of skill should or would not waste time in div 6 or 7 .....lets cut the crap 6 and 7 are not good divisions for any talented younger player...the standard of football is slow....so what i have said is true most players aged say 28 or older on the way out who need some coin play these div's
Mitchell Park u/23's (or thereabouts) from the weekend:
Brad Schneider
Adam Colquhoun
Jake Devlin
Jarrad Daish
Michael Mazey
Brett Parker
Steven Logan
The ones in bold would WALK into any Div 1 side given health and training requirements were met.
This is just Mitchell Park from Div 7, every other side in Div 6 would have similar numbers.
I will reiterate, the difference between the grades is depth of talent, fitness and commitment.
by morell » Tue May 29, 2012 11:35 am
by morell » Tue May 29, 2012 12:46 pm
Its been proven mate. I am not making this up. Players have done it, are doing it now and will continue to do it in the future.Gatt_Weasel wrote:you cant just say they walk up div 1 player's in div 6 or 7 anyone can look the goods
by Phantom Gossiper » Tue May 29, 2012 1:28 pm
The Riddler wrote:Round 8
Houghton Districts vs Lockleys
Mawson Lakes vs Colonel Light Gardens
Central United vs Blackfriars OS
Ingle Farm vs Woodville South
Trinity OS vs Adelaide University
Can Ingle Farm cause an upset? Central United are up and about and full of confidence, Could Blackfriars lose 3 in a row? Are Adelaide Uni now beginning to flex their muscles? so many questions, so few answers...discuss
by scottroo » Tue May 29, 2012 1:29 pm
by Phantom Gossiper » Tue May 29, 2012 1:36 pm
scottroo wrote:I disagree morell, think you underestimate div 1. Daish is a good player but wouldn't play div 1. Visser who played for us and now flinders park shows how good a player you need to be to play div 2
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