Ch9 AFL Division 7 - 2015

[Q.]

FFS all credit goes to his genetics you clowns

Who gets more credit, his Mum or his Dad?

His grandfather on his mum's side to be precise.

[Yank Man]

[-o< Just to add further regarding our junior programme at the den, another of our juniors Alex Neale Bullen was drafted to the AFL tonite adding to Sam Colquoin who is currently at the Power. We've been working hard for a long time on the youngsters and it's clearly now bearing fruit. They may not be playing seniors here but what great recognition for those that do the hard yards at our club.

Propaganda. He played years and years at Plympton,

He won best and fairests at Mitchell Park as a junior. He played for years at Plympton. He played for the Bays. State rep. Probably played for his schools too! Who gets the kudos?

Stop being a punitive dick, we're proud of our junior system and like it or lump it thats where he started.

His father was coach of those teams as well. He joined Glenelg's under 14 development squad and became associated with Plympton the same year when MP couldn't get an under 14's team up and running. Which is clearly a goal we need to focus on. Hope that clarifies the 'propaganda' Jetters.

[woodublieve12]

FFS all credit goes to his genetics you clowns

Who gets more credit, his Mum or his Dad?

His grandfather on his mum's side to be precise.

i'm pretty sure it's because i said good kick one night at training to him, which spurred him on to greatness

[Look Good In Leather]

Who cares!!

Glenelg, his school, Plympton and Mitchell Park can ALL be proud that a player that went through their system made it to the AFL.

Anyone trying to claim more credit or kudos than any other is childish and petty. A young mans player development isn't exclusive to one entity FFS.

Well it's not childish when there is a $2,000 cheque to be fought over.

[morell]

Sure it's childish. A $2,000 cheque from the AFL does not represent the entirety of a person's development.

Does his old man get any money? What about his PE teacher? Do Glenelg? Do Sacred Heart? Since they don't get any money from the AFL they deserve no credit or shouldn't be proud of him??

Can't even believe we're having this discussion to be honest. Anyone that has had anything to do with his development should feel good about Alex getting drafted. Only negative, busy body, perturbed wankers that would think otherwise.

[Look Good In Leather]

Sure it's childish. A $2,000 cheque from the AFL does not represent the entirety of a person's development.

Does his old man get any money? What about his PE teacher? Do Glenelg? Do Sacred Heart? Since they don't get any money from the AFL they deserve no credit or shouldn't be proud of him??

Can't even believe we're having this discussion to be honest. Anyone that has had anything to do with his development should feel good about Alex getting drafted. Only negative, busy body, perturbed wankers that would think otherwise.

Glenelg get their fair share, the rest are not affiliated with the AFL/SANFL and have no right to any reward for what is internal to the sport.

That $2000 could be invested into developing more quality juniors

[marbles]

well i gather he wasnt drafted because of his performances for plympton or mitchell park

[morell]

Sure it's childish. A $2,000 cheque from the AFL does not represent the entirety of a person's development.

Does his old man get any money? What about his PE teacher? Do Glenelg? Do Sacred Heart? Since they don't get any money from the AFL they deserve no credit or shouldn't be proud of him??

Can't even believe we're having this discussion to be honest. Anyone that has had anything to do with his development should feel good about Alex getting drafted. Only negative, busy body, perturbed wankers that would think otherwise.

Glenelg get their fair share, the rest are not affiliated with the AFL/SANFL and have no right to any reward for what is internal to the sport.

That $2000 could be invested into developing more quality juniors

You are being deliberately argumentative.

Congratulations to Alex getting drafted. A proud product of the MPFC

[Footy Chick]

You are being deliberately argumentative.

LGIL? Never....

[marbles]

Do we reckon it was anyone's doing from plympton who told the boy "hey next season please go train with glenelg, please don't stay here with us, please go have a crack at the big leagues"

I doubt any club push their juniors off in this way

Its either decided by the boy himself or his parents " hmm might go have a crack at the sanfl colts" or "the bays knew about him and recruited him away"

The notion that he is a product of plympton or Mitchell park is fine, but which club really is responsible for having another kid drafted from south Australia - glenelg tigers

[Look Good In Leather]

Do we reckon it was anyone's doing from plympton who told the boy "hey next season please go train with glenelg, please don't stay here with us, please go have a crack at the big leagues"

I doubt any club push their juniors off in this way

Its either decided by the boy himself or his parents " hmm might go have a crack at the sanfl colts" or "the bays knew about him and recruited him away"

The notion that he is a product of plympton or Mitchell park is fine, but which club really is responsible for having another kid drafted from south Australia - glenelg tigers

Ridiculous, Plympton have lost a potential A-Grade star. Mitchell Park also lost him, but that was due to them not fielding the relevant teams.

Our clubs deserve to be compensated for these types of losses, we are not here merely to provide players to the League clubs. An A-Grade premiership means just as much to us as a League premiership means to Norwood or an AFL Premiership means to Hawthorn.

[marbles]

Do we reckon it was anyone's doing from plympton who told the boy "hey next season please go train with glenelg, please don't stay here with us, please go have a crack at the big leagues"

I doubt any club push their juniors off in this way

Its either decided by the boy himself or his parents " hmm might go have a crack at the sanfl colts" or "the bays knew about him and recruited him away"

The notion that he is a product of plympton or Mitchell park is fine, but which club really is responsible for having another kid drafted from south Australia - glenelg tigers

Ridiculous, Plympton have lost a potential A-Grade star. Mitchell Park also lost him, but that was due to them not fielding the relevant teams.

Our clubs deserve to be compensated for these types of losses, we are not here merely to provide players to the League clubs. An A-Grade premiership means just as much to us as a League premiership means to Norwood or an AFL Premiership means to Hawthorn.

ridiculous too, mawson lakes just lost a player (an agrader) to kilburn, should mawson lakes be compensated?

that agrader decided to leave and not stay, no one forced him to go

as did this kid from plympton, no one forced him to go to glenelg

the saying "compensation for your loss" is BS

[Look Good In Leather]

Do we reckon it was anyone's doing from plympton who told the boy "hey next season please go train with glenelg, please don't stay here with us, please go have a crack at the big leagues"

I doubt any club push their juniors off in this way

Its either decided by the boy himself or his parents " hmm might go have a crack at the sanfl colts" or "the bays knew about him and recruited him away"

The notion that he is a product of plympton or Mitchell park is fine, but which club really is responsible for having another kid drafted from south Australia - glenelg tigers

Ridiculous, Plympton have lost a potential A-Grade star. Mitchell Park also lost him, but that was due to them not fielding the relevant teams.

Our clubs deserve to be compensated for these types of losses, we are not here merely to provide players to the League clubs. An A-Grade premiership means just as much to us as a League premiership means to Norwood or an AFL Premiership means to Hawthorn.

ridiculous too, mawson lakes just lost a player (an agrader) to kilburn, should mawson lakes be compensated?

that agrader decided to leave and not stay, no one forced him to go

as did this kid from plympton, no one forced him to go to glenelg

the saying "compensation for your loss" is BS

At least they have got some A Grade games out of him. We are expected to encourage our best out to the league clubs, for little or no return. I am sure Mawson Lakes didn't encourage that player to go to Kilburn

[Cohiba]

Do we reckon it was anyone's doing from plympton who told the boy "hey next season please go train with glenelg, please don't stay here with us, please go have a crack at the big leagues"

I doubt any club push their juniors off in this way

Its either decided by the boy himself or his parents " hmm might go have a crack at the sanfl colts" or "the bays knew about him and recruited him away"

The notion that he is a product of plympton or Mitchell park is fine, but which club really is responsible for having another kid drafted from south Australia - glenelg tigers

Ridiculous, Plympton have lost a potential A-Grade star. Mitchell Park also lost him, but that was due to them not fielding the relevant teams.

Our clubs deserve to be compensated for these types of losses, we are not here merely to provide players to the League clubs. An A-Grade premiership means just as much to us as a League premiership means to Norwood or an AFL Premiership means to Hawthorn.

ridiculous too, mawson lakes just[b] lost a player (an agrader) to kilburn[/b], should mawson lakes be compensated?

that agrader decided to leave and not stay, no one forced him to go

as did this kid from plympton, no one forced him to go to glenelg

the saying "compensation for your loss" is BS

Not even "losing" in this case....... perhaps just the prodigal son returning home after running away ....if it's Schapel your referring to.......

[Yank Man]

We can move on now. After all Alex made his own destiny and it more than likely had zip to do with where he came from and where it has started for him in the AFL.

As for Schapel??? He left Kilburn because they fell apart and I'm sure he spent ML's money wisely. Now he's gone back to the club he obviously has an affinity with. Fact remains he was a really good player in Div 6 and showed his discipline as well as class.

[marbles]

The $2000 the afl donates to the grassroots club should be split up by the % of time the draftee spent at each particular club

If the kid spent 3 seasons of his 10 season junior career at mp then Mitchell park deserve 30% of the cash

$600 bucks cash to the den thanks AFL

[Sheik Yerbouti]

Too early to work this out but

14.7.1 Transfer from Affiliated League Club to League Club
Subject to Regulations 14.7.1.2 to 14.7.1.5 inclusive, an Affiliated League C lub which has transferred a Player to a League Club will be entitled to be paid a transfer fee of an amount determined by the Football Commission from time to time on the recommendation of a majority of the League Clubs. Until otherwise determined by the Football Commission that amount will be the sum of $2,000.00 which will only become payable upon the Player playing in a total of 30 Minor Round and/or Major Round matches in the League Team of a League Club or League Clubs.
14.7.1.2 A player to whom Regulation 14.7.1.1 applies is a Player who has played in a team of any Affiliated League Club on not less than twenty (20) Match Days between 1 January in the year in which he reaches the age of thirteen (13) years and 31 December in the year in which he reaches the age of nineteen (19) years.
14.7.1.3 For the purposes of Regulation 14.7.1.1 the thirty (30) games referred to therein must have been played within three (3) years of the date upon which the Player shall play his first game with the League team of the League Club and if such Player has not played thirty (30) games in a League team of that League Club within such three (3) year period the League Club shall not be liable to pay any transfer fee to the Affiliated League Club.
14.7.1.4 If the thirty (30) games referred to in Regulation 14.7.1.1 shall be played for more than one League Club, the League Club for which such Player played in the thirtieth of such games shall be the League Club liable to pay the sum referred to in that Regulation.
14.7.1.5 If a Player to which this Regulation applies transfers from a League Club to an AFL Club then subject to the Affiliated League Club (“the Club”) and the Affiliated League in which the Club competes (“the Affiliated League”) complying with the obligations imposed upon them by this Regulation 14.7.1.5.
14.7.1.5.1 The League will pay to the Affiliated League an amount equal to 20% of any transfer fee received by the League from an AFL Club with which the Player becomes registered ("the Affiliated League Share") less any moneys paid to the Club under Regulation 14.7.1.1.
14.7.1.5.2 Each zone may decide on the way in which the transfer fees once divided within the zone providing that a minimum of 40% of the total transfer fee is paid to the Club of which the player was originally registered.
14.7.1.5.3 The Club must agree with the Affiliated League and the League that it will spend and apply the Club Share on or towards the development of junior football or in respect of such other matters related to football as the League may agree.
14.7.1.5.4 By the 31 December in each year in which the Club receives the Club Share of any transfer fee, the Club must account to the Affiliated League and to the League for the expenditure or application of any moneys received by the Club on account of the Club Share and must give to the Affiliated League or the League such explanations as the Affiliated League or the League may require concerning the expenditure and application of those moneys.
14.7.1.5.5 The Affiliated League must undertake to the League that it will ensure that the Club will give such account and make such explanations as the League may require under Regulation 14.7.1.5.4.
14.7.1.5.6 If the Club refuses to or does not give the accounting and explanation referred to in Regulation 14.7.1.5.4 by 31 December in each year, the League may in its absolute discretion either withhold any future payment to the Affiliated League on account of the Affiliated League Share of any payment payable by any AFL Club to the League by way of transfer fee until such accounting and explanation are given or refuse to make any such payment.

[Bluedemon]

The $2000 the afl donates to the grassroots club should be split up by the % of time the draftee spent at each particular club

If the kid spent 3 seasons of his 10 season junior career at mp then Mitchell park deserve 30% of the cash

$600 bucks cash to the den thanks AFL

Where did he play his football between the ages of 13-16?

Who did he play his 30 games with during those years?

[Bluedemon]

Mitchell Park Football Club is excited to announce Shane Lynch as senior coach for season 2015. Shane comes to the club with a wealth of knowledge and experience which is sure to help the club strive for success in 2015.

The club would also like to announce Shanes right hand man for 2015 will be playing assistant coach Tom Roberts. Tom has recently returned from country victoria where he played high level country footy. Tom has a great footy background and we are lucky to have him on board.

It would be a good idea to say a massive thankyou to outgoing coach, Scott Weekley. A club legend, good mate and a favourite amongst the playing group, Scott held the club together in perhaps our most difficult year in living memory. I for one will have Scott’s coaching in 2014 high in my thoughts as amongst the more dignified and important efforts in my short time at the Mitchell Park Football Club.

I thought he mentioned the other day that he was coaching Cove's Under 18s?

[The Ash Man]

FFS all credit goes to his genetics you clowns

Who gets more credit, his Mum or his Dad?

His grandfather on his mum's side to be precise.

thought that was baldness!