SA Footy

Would have thought most coaches will now be playing coaches with the loop hole of only paying $300 in the salary cap. Especially if as was said the cap is reduced to $3500 from this seasons $4000.

Dogwatcher wrote:Is Glenn finished at Willaston?
He was talking about another shot at SANFL level (with the Crows?) last I heard.

Also, a former Kilburn coach has applied for the job at South (rumour has it).

Don't think he can go to the crows reserves team as there affiliated with the AFL in some way think he was in contact with Paul Thomas but I maybe wrong . Don't think he will be leaving Williston I heard on the grape vine there will be a better offer on table for him next year to stay.

Robran wrote:

Dogwatcher wrote:Is Glenn finished at Willaston?
He was talking about another shot at SANFL level (with the Crows?) last I heard.

Also, a former Kilburn coach has applied for the job at South (rumour has it).

Don't think he can go to the crows reserves team as there affiliated with the AFL in some way think he was in contact with Paul Thomas but I maybe wrong . Don't think he will be leaving Williston I heard on the grape vine there will be a better offer on table for him next year to stay.

Pretty sure they have to be 2 years out of the AFL/SANFL system before the Crows can sign them

daysofourlives wrote:

Robran wrote:

Dogwatcher wrote:Is Glenn finished at Willaston?
He was talking about another shot at SANFL level (with the Crows?) last I heard.

Also, a former Kilburn coach has applied for the job at South (rumour has it).

Don't think he can go to the crows reserves team as there affiliated with the AFL in some way think he was in contact with Paul Thomas but I maybe wrong . Don't think he will be leaving Williston I heard on the grape vine there will be a better offer on table for him next year to stay.

Pretty sure they have to be 2 years out of the AFL/SANFL system before the Crows can sign them

That's what is was.

Bit of not needed moisture on an already moist Freeling Oval

BoundaryRider84 wrote:Bit of not needed moisture on an already moist Freeling Oval

Not good as it's a shocking oval at the best of times

Jim05 wrote:

BoundaryRider84 wrote:Bit of not needed moisture on an already moist Freeling Oval

Not good as it's a shocking oval at the best of times

Not there to watch footy, ill be up in our awesome undercover area knocking back a few froths. Best set up to watch footy i reckon

BoundaryRider84 wrote:Bit of not needed moisture on an already moist Freeling Oval

I think we can safely blame Tanunda and Barossa, reckon the last time they played a minor final one goal won it and there wasnt a blade of green grass to be seen at Angaston. Id expect the same Saturday but without the rain on the day, it may lift the scoring to 3-2

daysofourlives wrote:

BoundaryRider84 wrote:Bit of not needed moisture on an already moist Freeling Oval

I think we can safely blame Tanunda and Barossa, reckon the last time they played a minor final one goal won it and there wasnt a blade of green grass to be seen at Angaston. Id expect the same Saturday but without the rain on the day, it may lift the scoring to 3-2

The 15s and 17s will get to play on grass albeit soggy grass, but the magoos and seniors unfortunately might get a bit muddy.

Us Smithfield boys really enjoyed the day out at the willaston oval,the crowd was a reasonable size.congratulations to red and his coaching team on there victory, also it was great to be back at my old stopping ground catching up with my willaston family.

coman wrote:Us Smithfield boys really enjoyed the day out at the willaston oval,the crowd was a reasonable size.congratulations to red and his coaching team on there victory, also it was great to be back at my old stopping ground catching up with my willaston family.

Agreed. The Willaston folks really ran the day well.

In the A Grade, Barossa Districts got the jump on Gawler Central, and the Tigers were playing catch-up for the remainder of the game.

Does anyone know what happened up at the netball courts? I saw a couple of ambulances up there at the end of the footy.

Failed Creation wrote:

coman wrote:Us Smithfield boys really enjoyed the day out at the willaston oval,the crowd was a reasonable size.congratulations to red and his coaching team on there victory, also it was great to be back at my old stopping ground catching up with my willaston family.

Agreed. The Willaston folks really ran the day well.

In the A Grade, Barossa Districts got the jump on Gawler Central, and the Tigers were playing catch-up for the remainder of the game.

Does anyone know what happened up at the netball courts? I saw a couple of ambulances up there at the end of the footy.

Apparently someone had a heart attack up near the netball courts. We had left after the presentation which was about 5-10 minutes beforehand by the sounds of it.
Didn't see a lot of the footy yesterday but hats off to Barossa

Jim05 wrote:

Failed Creation wrote:

coman wrote:Us Smithfield boys really enjoyed the day out at the willaston oval,the crowd was a reasonable size.congratulations to red and his coaching team on there victory, also it was great to be back at my old stopping ground catching up with my willaston family.

Agreed. The Willaston folks really ran the day well.

In the A Grade, Barossa Districts got the jump on Gawler Central, and the Tigers were playing catch-up for the remainder of the game.

Does anyone know what happened up at the netball courts? I saw a couple of ambulances up there at the end of the footy.

Apparently someone had a heart attack up near the netball courts. We had left after the presentation which was about 5-10 minutes beforehand by the sounds of it.
Didn't see a lot of the footy yesterday but hats off to Barossa

Shit, that's no good...

Yeah that sitshow with the old bloke did not look good at all when I left,hopefully he is OK .

So...the slow starts finally caught up with Central?
A disappointing way to end the season for them.
Where to for the Tiges from here?
And can the Dogs keep a hold of their players?

Congrats to Pratty on a third-straight flag in the ressies. Certainly put that shock 2013 loss out of the memory bank now.

Heard rumour Josh Glenn having a chat with Josh carr tomorrow follows by a chat with Roy on Thursday.

Robran wrote:Heard rumour Josh Glenn having a chat with Josh carr tomorrow follows by a chat with Roy on Thursday.

I heard at the GF that he is keen to have another crack at SANFL

Jim05 wrote:

Robran wrote:Heard rumour Josh Glenn having a chat with Josh carr tomorrow follows by a chat with Roy on Thursday.

I heard at the GF that he is keen to have another crack at SANFL

Heard at the Grand Final the Donnybrooks have already signed up to 4 new players for next year including on ballers, so maybe the rumour is true.
And a couple of them worked in the bar for them on Grand Final Day.

Gawler Central been pissing on War Memorials in Freeling on Mad Monday? Apparently the Pres of the Association knows about it, will be interesting to see if they show any balls.
Just following the coaches and an ex favourite sons lead

Scott Dutschke the new playing coach of Freeling