SA Footy

StrayDog wrote:

Rising Power wrote:I recall Port playing Centrals in Whyalla in the late 90's/early 2000s, but may have been just a pre-season trial game.

Minor Round game - 1998, round 2.

Locky wrote:Just saw this on the SANFL website:

Each non-AFL aligned SANFL club will field a team selected from their Country and Metropolitan zones in the Under-15 competition while also choosing an Under-17 (Youth) side of players from both zones.

Minor round matches have been conducted from Tuesday July 15 through to Thursday July 19 before the Under-15 Grand Finals are held at Thebarton Oval on Friday.

Teams are split into two divisions:

Crows Division – Central District, Glenelg, North Adelaide, Sturt
Power Division – Norwood, South Adelaide, West Adelaide, Woodville-West Torrens

Whoever named those divisions should be hung, drawn and quartered, wtf have the AFL teams got to do with it! Norwood in the Power division! Makes me want to throw up.

TDJ44 wrote:

StrayDog wrote:

Rising Power wrote:I recall Port playing Centrals in Whyalla in the late 90's/early 2000s, but may have been just a pre-season trial game.

Minor Round game - 1998, round 2.

Yup goal ump cheated

UK Fan wrote:https://www.fiveaa.com.au/sport/Rule-Changes-Could-See-The-Crows-And-Port-Adelaide-Leave-The-SANFL

Sanfl not compelled to match afl rules.

Under what authority ???

Sounds like they are the governing body of footy in SA.

LPH wrote:

UK Fan wrote:https://www.fiveaa.com.au/sport/Rule-Changes-Could-See-The-Crows-And-Port-Adelaide-Leave-The-SANFL

Sanfl not compelled to match afl rules.

Under what authority ???

Sounds like they are the governing body of footy in SA.

Don't the SANFL have a 'contract' with the Cows to play in their Competition?
Wouldn't that suggest they are likely to follow any AFL directive on rule changes?

It would be fair to suggest that I am unlikely to 'hold my breath' - in terms of expecting the SANFL to disregard their Overlord's wishes

amber_fluid wrote:

LPH wrote:

UK Fan wrote:https://www.fiveaa.com.au/sport/Rule-Changes-Could-See-The-Crows-And-Port-Adelaide-Leave-The-SANFL

Sanfl not compelled to match afl rules.

Under what authority ???

Sounds like they are the governing body of footy in SA.

Don't the SANFL have a 'contract' with the Cows to play in their Competition?
Wouldn't that suggest they are likely to follow any AFL directive on rule changes?

It would be fair to suggest that I am unlikely to 'hold my breath' - in terms of expecting the SANFL to disregard their Overlord's wishes

Let's get real here we all know the sanfl will jump as soon as the AFL make their rule changes.

heater31 wrote:West Perth FC in Administration, how long until one of our clubs is in the same boat?

heater31 wrote:West Perth FC in Administration, how long until one of our clubs is in the same boat?

amber_fluid wrote:

heater31 wrote:West Perth FC in Administration, how long until one of our clubs is in the same boat?

Really?
Do you have a link to the story at all?

Seven Melbourne will broadcast a VFL Coburg v Werribee match this Saturday as the AFL trials its potential new rules around a larger goal square.

Seven Melbourne managing director Lewis Martin said: “Fans have been incredibly engaged and passionate in their views on rule changes. This trial and broadcast gives the fans a chance to see it for themselves.”

The AFL will trial the use of a larger goal square for kick outs for the entire game, along with set ups of six midfielders, six forwards and six defenders for each centre-square bounce through the entire match.

No starting positions for players would be required for other stoppages (boundary throw-ins and around the ground ball-ups) while the game was on-going.

Coburg v Werribee
2pm Live Saturday August 4 on Channel 7 in Victoria.

goddy11 wrote:Just on VFL tv telecast, who pays C7 to broadcast. As the VFL is run by the AFL do they and if yes why do they not pay C7 in Adelaide for the same.

scott wrote:

goddy11 wrote:Just on VFL tv telecast, who pays C7 to broadcast. As the VFL is run by the AFL do they and if yes why do they not pay C7 in Adelaide for the same.

SANFL isn't owned or run by the AFL.

scott wrote:

goddy11 wrote:Just on VFL tv telecast, who pays C7 to broadcast. As the VFL is run by the AFL do they and if yes why do they not pay C7 in Adelaide for the same.

SANFL isn't owned or run by the AFL.

stan wrote:

scott wrote:

goddy11 wrote:Just on VFL tv telecast, who pays C7 to broadcast. As the VFL is run by the AFL do they and if yes why do they not pay C7 in Adelaide for the same.

SANFL isn't owned or run by the AFL.

No but the powers that be in the SANFL are human and have ambition. They are pleased to serve the overloads for promise of a position further up the food chain.

The days on league bosses having a deep care for the SANFL comp seemed to have gone.

Psyber wrote:

stan wrote:

scott wrote:

goddy11 wrote:Just on VFL tv telecast, who pays C7 to broadcast. As the VFL is run by the AFL do they and if yes why do they not pay C7 in Adelaide for the same.

SANFL isn't owned or run by the AFL.

No but the powers that be in the SANFL are human and have ambition. They are pleased to serve the overloads for promise of a position further up the food chain.

The days on league bosses having a deep care for the SANFL comp seemed to have gone.

Its a bit like councillors no longer being committed to the welfare of their district - it is now a career path to climb the political career ladder...