Re: Grade Cricket
Posted: Mon Jun 23, 2014 4:15 pm
I'm sure no one would want to merge, but I think as has been discussed previously, shrinking the grade comp through merger is only going to make it stronger IMO.
maxi wrote:West Torrens have no intention of merging so its not them in a 3 team cartel. Mybe its Adelaide Im hearing they dont have a coach players leaving and have been left in a finanacial mess by a previuos administrator.
heater31 wrote:Would this interest be sparked from the poor treatment WT gets from the Football club at Henley Oval?
Dumbfounded to learn last year that you get no takings from the bar in the club rooms so to stick it up them you run a bar from the canteen.
Aerie wrote:heater31 wrote:Would this interest be sparked from the poor treatment WT gets from the Football club at Henley Oval?
Dumbfounded to learn last year that you get no takings from the bar in the club rooms so to stick it up them you run a bar from the canteen.
Relations between Henley FC and West Torrens are fine. Decision re canteen sales is a win/win for both parties after some previous difficulty. Henley is a great place to play cricket and footy and the relationship has never been better.
AGM at club next Monday 30th June, 7pm. I'd urge all past, current and future Eagles to come along.
heater31 wrote:Aerie wrote:heater31 wrote:Would this interest be sparked from the poor treatment WT gets from the Football club at Henley Oval?
Dumbfounded to learn last year that you get no takings from the bar in the club rooms so to stick it up them you run a bar from the canteen.
Relations between Henley FC and West Torrens are fine. Decision re canteen sales is a win/win for both parties after some previous difficulty. Henley is a great place to play cricket and footy and the relationship has never been better.
AGM at club next Monday 30th June, 7pm. I'd urge all past, current and future Eagles to come along.
Doesn't this arrangement severly limit club atmosphere and the ability to generate revenue?
Shark_Hunter wrote:It could only be WT which, despite their struggles last year, would have 3 clubs that have played in (2 that have won) GFs in the last 4 years all together. Would make a very strong club.
Have also heard that the Prospect/Uni merger proposal is gathering some momentum....
Interesting choice to go back to a former coach. I heard they spoke to anyone and everyone. Last man standing a bit like Hinkley.Tony Clifton wrote:Damien Kelly looking after the Buffalos?
maxi wrote:Interesting choice to go back to a former coach. I heard they spoke to anyone and everyone. Last man standing a bit like Hinkley.Tony Clifton wrote:Damien Kelly looking after the Buffalos?
I believe there was a fair deal of player unrest due to a popular coach being sacked. Heard they may lose a few over it.Stumps wrote:Please elaborate heater
Id do the same thing. I was only commenting on the question raised. Will they lose players over it as has been suggested.heater31 wrote:But if the Coach can't fulfill his contractual obligations then what choice does the decision makers of the club have?
Would have thought attending pre-season trainings to asses the talent in the lower grades would have been very important task of the club coach
Shark_Hunter wrote:Peter George off to Qld is the latest. No contract but could do a Ryan Harris and resurrect his career up on the more bowler friendly decks in brissy. Best of luck to him, reckon he was shafted a bit by the redbacks.
The Eagles will miss him, but with a fully fit Kelly, Derham and Cullen and some good youngsters in Williams and Johnson, their bowling should hold up. Batting will again be their problem but a big opportunity for some of the young guys to step up. Don't think they'll see a lot of K Smith this season....
Footy Smart wrote:Shark_Hunter wrote:Peter George off to Qld is the latest. No contract but could do a Ryan Harris and resurrect his career up on the more bowler friendly decks in brissy. Best of luck to him, reckon he was shafted a bit by the redbacks.
The Eagles will miss him, but with a fully fit Kelly, Derham and Cullen and some good youngsters in Williams and Johnson, their bowling should hold up. Batting will again be their problem but a big opportunity for some of the young guys to step up. Don't think they'll see a lot of K Smith this season....
I heard Kelly to Grange?
Trader wrote:He played a few games at Grange last season didn't he? Wouldn't be surprised to see him there this season.