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Re: Adelaide Plains Football League

Postby last paper purse » Mon Nov 14, 2011 4:06 pm

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Re: Adelaide Plains Football League

Postby mighty hounds » Mon Nov 14, 2011 4:12 pm

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mighty hounds wrote:When do we have Mallala Onsong?


Thinking about matchups already MH...??. :D


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Re: Adelaide Plains Football League

Postby OnSong » Mon Nov 14, 2011 4:30 pm

Hazbeen wrote:Do you have the whole program On Song? Interested if Balak play on the last weekend of June as I'm planning a trip to Melbourne for a footy weekend.

We do at this stage. HWE at Balak
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Re: Adelaide Plains Football League

Postby the wizard » Mon Nov 14, 2011 4:31 pm

cokadonkeytoo wrote:Just wondering, if a player comes from the amateur league and has played a handful of games the past couple of years in Div 3R and C3, will he come under the points system?

i dont think he would be any points coka
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Re: Adelaide Plains Football League

Postby Ace of Spades » Mon Nov 14, 2011 4:37 pm

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cokadonkeytoo wrote:Just wondering, if a player comes from the amateur league and has played a handful of games the past couple of years in Div 3R and C3, will he come under the points system?

i dont think he would be any points coka


Reserves player nil, A grade C3 (if there is such an animal) would be 2 points.
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Re: Adelaide Plains Football League

Postby Ace of Spades » Mon Nov 14, 2011 4:42 pm

mighty hounds wrote:
Ace of Spades wrote:
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Ace of Spades wrote:Reckon the programme changed once or twice pre season last year so i wouldnt go booking holidays just yet...


Reckon I'll be safe booking holidays in early September Ace?


Safer than most Id say :D


You know the Roosters have won more finals games then the Eagles the last three years, reckon you'd be safe as well :lol:


Guess your right... but the 15 straight finals series prior to last year would suggest the old Eags know what they're doing ;)
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Re: Adelaide Plains Football League

Postby Swamp Donkey » Mon Nov 14, 2011 5:11 pm

OnSong, whats the plan for the Zone weekend next year? Is the APFL going to be the only comp not to take a week off for it again next season?
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Re: Adelaide Plains Football League

Postby OnSong » Mon Nov 14, 2011 5:15 pm

Swamp Donkey wrote:OnSong, whats the plan for the Zone weekend next year? Is the APFL going to be the only comp not to take a week off for it again next season?

Weekend off. :partyman:
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Re: Adelaide Plains Football League

Postby Sky Pilot » Mon Nov 14, 2011 5:21 pm

OnSong wrote:
Swamp Donkey wrote:OnSong, whats the plan for the Zone weekend next year? Is the APFL going to be the only comp not to take a week off for it again next season?

Weekend off. :partyman:

Is that OS? A change of heart by the APFL. What brought that on?
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Re: Adelaide Plains Football League

Postby mighty hounds » Mon Nov 14, 2011 7:06 pm

Sky Pilot wrote:
OnSong wrote:
Swamp Donkey wrote:OnSong, whats the plan for the Zone weekend next year? Is the APFL going to be the only comp not to take a week off for it again next season?

Weekend off. :partyman:

Is that OS? A change of heart by the APFL. What brought that on?


What a load of crap, a week off just so 4 players can play in the zone. piss weak
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Re: Adelaide Plains Football League

Postby mighty hounds » Mon Nov 14, 2011 7:07 pm

Ace of Spades wrote:Guess your right... but the 15 straight finals series prior to last year would suggest the old Eags know what they're doing ;)


Except for when you play the Roosters in the finals ;) 8)
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Re: Adelaide Plains Football League

Postby wangas#4 » Mon Nov 14, 2011 7:41 pm

OnSong wrote:
Swamp Donkey wrote:OnSong, whats the plan for the Zone weekend next year? Is the APFL going to be the only comp not to take a week off for it again next season?

Weekend off. :partyman:


I am lead to belive that CFL have made every league have the zone weekend off.
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Re: Adelaide Plains Football League

Postby country nomad » Mon Nov 14, 2011 9:32 pm

wangas#4 wrote:
OnSong wrote:
Swamp Donkey wrote:OnSong, whats the plan for the Zone weekend next year? Is the APFL going to be the only comp not to take a week off for it again next season?

Weekend off. :partyman:


I am lead to belive that CFL have made every league have the zone weekend off.


SO they should too. The CFL are trying to do everything right by all leagues and because there is not total cooperation we are left with a zone carnival. Give it some credence and no local footy so that country footy does get on show. Ideally it would be fantastic to have the Vic Country Footy model with Inter-Association but because we have the greed factor with huge dollars being paid to, usually, washed up mercenary has beens we can't have a interesting inter-league matches. It would be fantastic to see some sort of continuing comp with inter-association clashes. It worked in the early 80's. Bring it back. Maybe then we'd get a true indication of just how strong leagues are. Until then we need to support the zone championship model, even if there are only a handful, or less players unavailable in a given league.
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Re: Adelaide Plains Football League

Postby Swamp Donkey » Mon Nov 14, 2011 10:30 pm

mighty hounds wrote:
Sky Pilot wrote:
OnSong wrote:
Swamp Donkey wrote:OnSong, whats the plan for the Zone weekend next year? Is the APFL going to be the only comp not to take a week off for it again next season?

Weekend off. :partyman:

Is that OS? A change of heart by the APFL. What brought that on?


What a load of crap, a week off just so 4 players can play in the zone. piss weak


Its about time common sense prevailed. The APFL was the only league to have played and we all wonder why only 3 or 4 players put their hand up every year :roll: . It may seem weird for everyone to miss a week of sport for the sake of one footy carnival involving just a handful of our players but I think this move had to be made if we are ever going to take the zone weekend seriously in this league. Its pretty easy for people who never aspire to be or will never be selected to play zone to complain but seriously get over it, its one weekend in your life, go fishing or do something different for the weekend, you'll get 19 weeks of footy during the season to play or watch your local team.
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Re: Adelaide Plains Football League

Postby mighty hounds » Tue Nov 15, 2011 4:38 am

Swamp Donkey wrote:Its about time common sense prevailed. The APFL was the only league to have played and we all wonder why only 3 or 4 players put their hand up every year :roll: . It may seem weird for everyone to miss a week of sport for the sake of one footy carnival involving just a handful of our players but I think this move had to be made if we are ever going to take the zone weekend seriously in this league. Its pretty easy for people who never aspire to be or will never be selected to play zone to complain but seriously get over it, its one weekend in your life, go fishing or do something different for the weekend, you'll get 19 weeks of footy during the season to play or watch your local team.


I stand by what I said.
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Re: Adelaide Plains Football League

Postby OnSong » Tue Nov 15, 2011 7:39 am

Swamp Donkey wrote:Its about time common sense prevailed. The APFL was the only league to have played and we all wonder why only 3 or 4 players put their hand up every year :roll: . It may seem weird for everyone to miss a week of sport for the sake of one footy carnival involving just a handful of our players but I think this move had to be made if we are ever going to take the zone weekend seriously in this league. Its pretty easy for people who never aspire to be or will never be selected to play zone to complain but seriously get over it, its one weekend in your life, go fishing or do something different for the weekend, you'll get 19 weeks of footy during the season to play or watch your local team.


country nomad wrote:SO they should too. The CFL are trying to do everything right by all leagues and because there is not total cooperation we are left with a zone carnival. Give it some credence and no local footy so that country footy does get on show. Ideally it would be fantastic to have the Vic Country Footy model with Inter-Association but because we have the greed factor with huge dollars being paid to, usually, washed up mercenary has beens we can't have a interesting inter-league matches. It would be fantastic to see some sort of continuing comp with inter-association clashes. It worked in the early 80's. Bring it back. Maybe then we'd get a true indication of just how strong leagues are. Until then we need to support the zone championship model, even if there are only a handful, or less players unavailable in a given league.


Great posts lads.
If MH knew what it was like to play zone footy, perhaps he may have a greater passion for the event. ;)
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Re: Adelaide Plains Football League

Postby Mythical Creature » Tue Nov 15, 2011 8:46 am

OnSong wrote:
Swamp Donkey wrote:Its about time common sense prevailed. The APFL was the only league to have played and we all wonder why only 3 or 4 players put their hand up every year :roll: . It may seem weird for everyone to miss a week of sport for the sake of one footy carnival involving just a handful of our players but I think this move had to be made if we are ever going to take the zone weekend seriously in this league. Its pretty easy for people who never aspire to be or will never be selected to play zone to complain but seriously get over it, its one weekend in your life, go fishing or do something different for the weekend, you'll get 19 weeks of footy during the season to play or watch your local team.


country nomad wrote:SO they should too. The CFL are trying to do everything right by all leagues and because there is not total cooperation we are left with a zone carnival. Give it some credence and no local footy so that country footy does get on show. Ideally it would be fantastic to have the Vic Country Footy model with Inter-Association but because we have the greed factor with huge dollars being paid to, usually, washed up mercenary has beens we can't have a interesting inter-league matches. It would be fantastic to see some sort of continuing comp with inter-association clashes. It worked in the early 80's. Bring it back. Maybe then we'd get a true indication of just how strong leagues are. Until then we need to support the zone championship model, even if there are only a handful, or less players unavailable in a given league.


Great posts lads.
If MH knew what it was like to play zone footy, perhaps he may have a greater passion for the event. ;)


Im with Mighty Hounds. I understand the league is forced to have the weekend off now, but its not just footy that stops its the netball too. Each club has roughly 80 footballers and probably around 70 netballers times by 7 clubs which is approximately 1050 players involved in footy/netty each weekend plus support staff. Then tell them all they HAVE to have the weekend off so that 4 really good players can play unobstructured by their clubs in a round robin tournament with 15 minute halves.
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Re: Adelaide Plains Football League

Postby country nomad » Tue Nov 15, 2011 9:19 am

Mythical Creature wrote:
OnSong wrote:
Swamp Donkey wrote:Its about time common sense prevailed. The APFL was the only league to have played and we all wonder why only 3 or 4 players put their hand up every year :roll: . It may seem weird for everyone to miss a week of sport for the sake of one footy carnival involving just a handful of our players but I think this move had to be made if we are ever going to take the zone weekend seriously in this league. Its pretty easy for people who never aspire to be or will never be selected to play zone to complain but seriously get over it, its one weekend in your life, go fishing or do something different for the weekend, you'll get 19 weeks of footy during the season to play or watch your local team.


country nomad wrote:SO they should too. The CFL are trying to do everything right by all leagues and because there is not total cooperation we are left with a zone carnival. Give it some credence and no local footy so that country footy does get on show. Ideally it would be fantastic to have the Vic Country Footy model with Inter-Association but because we have the greed factor with huge dollars being paid to, usually, washed up mercenary has beens we can't have a interesting inter-league matches. It would be fantastic to see some sort of continuing comp with inter-association clashes. It worked in the early 80's. Bring it back. Maybe then we'd get a true indication of just how strong leagues are. Until then we need to support the zone championship model, even if there are only a handful, or less players unavailable in a given league.


Great posts lads.
If MH knew what it was like to play zone footy, perhaps he may have a greater passion for the event. ;)


Im with Mighty Hounds. I understand the league is forced to have the weekend off now, but its not just footy that stops its the netball too. Each club has roughly 80 footballers and probably around 70 netballers times by 7 clubs which is approximately 1050 players involved in footy/netty each weekend plus support staff. Then tell them all they HAVE to have the weekend off so that 4 really good players can play unobstructured by their clubs in a round robin tournament with 15 minute halves.


It's a problem that isn't that difficult to survive. In some industries they call it creative thinking. We all take the Queen's birthday weekend "off" and for many these days that is so the netballers can play their country champs in Adelaide. Surely a bit of common sense thinking could be that on two weekends through the season there may be a round where there is footy and no netty and then when zone champs are on the netballers could play the round they missed. That is off course if it so important that association cannot afford to miss two whole weeks in a season!!!
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Re: Adelaide Plains Football League

Postby heater31 » Tue Nov 15, 2011 10:05 am

You plains boys need to build a bridge. Over in the Western zone (current champions) they have 3 weeks a year set a side for rep footy.

In May inter-league matches used a a trial game for the inter-league carnival (Mortlock Shield played since 1936) on the June long weekend (netballers piss off to Adelaide for country champs).

Football country champs are in July so the seniors go to zone and the Western zone plays its u/17 carnival the same weekend.
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Re: Adelaide Plains Football League

Postby country nomad » Tue Nov 15, 2011 10:59 am

heater31 wrote:You plains boys need to build a bridge. Over in the Western zone (current champions) they have 3 weeks a year set a side for rep footy.

In May inter-league matches used a a trial game for the inter-league carnival (Mortlock Shield played since 1936) on the June long weekend (netballers piss off to Adelaide for country champs).

Football country champs are in July so the seniors go to zone and the Western zone plays its u/17 carnival the same weekend.


I'm with you Heater. Obviously too close to the city and getting the smell of smog up their nostrils!!! :D
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