by Edgar05 » Mon Oct 20, 2008 10:52 am
by Bag & Sledge » Mon Oct 20, 2008 12:06 pm
by Gator-Aid » Mon Oct 20, 2008 12:08 pm
Bag & Sledge wrote:Former Gawler Central coach Mark Brant has been appointed Hummocks Watchman coach in the Adelaide Plains for 2009.
by Hafey » Mon Oct 20, 2008 12:46 pm
The Big Shrek wrote:Let's hope the SANFL job that Mick O'Brien was going for wasn't the Community Football Manager's role looking after the promotion of country and metro footy leagues. If he gets the job we'll never hear about football, just about a pre WWII district cricket match!
by Hafey » Mon Oct 20, 2008 12:59 pm
Edgar05 wrote:Very interesting choice by Gawler Centrals... I guess it remains to be seen how he can inspire his unit to elevate themselves from being the perennial bridesmaid to the bridesmaid...
Also on other recruiting news, the Barossa Bull pups have reportedly signed Josh Berrett from South Clare... big strong full forward with a dead eye kick...
by Edgar05 » Mon Oct 20, 2008 1:35 pm
Hafey wrote:Edgar05 wrote:Very interesting choice by Gawler Centrals... I guess it remains to be seen how he can inspire his unit to elevate themselves from being the perennial bridesmaid to the bridesmaid...
Also on other recruiting news, the Barossa Bull pups have reportedly signed Josh Berrett from South Clare... big strong full forward with a dead eye kick...
Would he have been lured with a hefty pay packet Ed ?
Barossa Districts dont want to follow in Kilburns footsteps and find themselves further in financial trouble.
I was informed on the weekend how Kilburn recruits are being told they need to provide a $300 sponsor and the playing group has to raise 10K after blowing 75K to finish 3rd in Div 3.
Buying premierships in the BL&G can be done , Barossa Districts & Tanunda have shown that in the last 3 years. The Amateur League is a tougher gig, putting all your eggs in the one basket and not even being able to finish 2nd to go up a grade is recipe for disaster.
by Stirlo » Mon Oct 20, 2008 1:36 pm
Bag & Sledge wrote:Former Gawler Central coach Mark Brant has been appointed Hummocks Watchman coach in the Adelaide Plains for 2009.
by Nearly Was » Mon Oct 20, 2008 1:38 pm
Hafey wrote:Edgar05 wrote:Very interesting choice by Gawler Centrals... I guess it remains to be seen how he can inspire his unit to elevate themselves from being the perennial bridesmaid to the bridesmaid...
Also on other recruiting news, the Barossa Bull pups have reportedly signed Josh Berrett from South Clare... big strong full forward with a dead eye kick...
Would he have been lured with a hefty pay packet Ed ?
Barossa Districts dont want to follow in Kilburns footsteps and find themselves further in financial trouble.
I was informed on the weekend how Kilburn recruits are being told they need to provide a $300 sponsor and the playing group has to raise 10K after blowing 75K to finish 3rd in Div 3.
Buying premierships in the BL&G can be done , Barossa Districts & Tanunda have shown that in the last 3 years. The Amateur League is a tougher gig, putting all your eggs in the one basket and not even being able to finish 2nd to go up a grade is recipe for disaster.
by Nearly Was » Mon Oct 20, 2008 1:51 pm
by The Big Shrek » Mon Oct 20, 2008 1:54 pm
Hafey wrote:Edgar05 wrote:Very interesting choice by Gawler Centrals... I guess it remains to be seen how he can inspire his unit to elevate themselves from being the perennial bridesmaid to the bridesmaid...
Also on other recruiting news, the Barossa Bull pups have reportedly signed Josh Berrett from South Clare... big strong full forward with a dead eye kick...
Would he have been lured with a hefty pay packet Ed ?
Barossa Districts dont want to follow in Kilburns footsteps and find themselves further in financial trouble.
I was informed on the weekend how Kilburn recruits are being told they need to provide a $300 sponsor and the playing group has to raise 10K after blowing 75K to finish 3rd in Div 3.
Buying premierships in the BL&G can be done , Barossa Districts & Tanunda have shown that in the last 3 years. The Amateur League is a tougher gig, putting all your eggs in the one basket and not even being able to finish 2nd to go up a grade is recipe for disaster.
by The Big Shrek » Mon Oct 20, 2008 2:03 pm
Hafey wrote:The Big Shrek wrote:Let's hope the SANFL job that Mick O'Brien was going for wasn't the Community Football Manager's role looking after the promotion of country and metro footy leagues. If he gets the job we'll never hear about football, just about a pre WWII district cricket match!
I can assure you that Mick has been approached by the SANFL for that vacant position. His time as a wicket keeper / batsman during SA's most formidable era at both state and district level has opened alot of doors in football circles.
The SANFL could do alot worse then having Mick in charge of this department , the future of SA football would be in safe hands .... even for a old washed champion district cricketer.
by Stirlo » Mon Oct 20, 2008 2:20 pm
The Big Shrek wrote:Hafey wrote:Edgar05 wrote:Very interesting choice by Gawler Centrals... I guess it remains to be seen how he can inspire his unit to elevate themselves from being the perennial bridesmaid to the bridesmaid...
Also on other recruiting news, the Barossa Bull pups have reportedly signed Josh Berrett from South Clare... big strong full forward with a dead eye kick...
Would he have been lured with a hefty pay packet Ed ?
Barossa Districts dont want to follow in Kilburns footsteps and find themselves further in financial trouble.
I was informed on the weekend how Kilburn recruits are being told they need to provide a $300 sponsor and the playing group has to raise 10K after blowing 75K to finish 3rd in Div 3.
Buying premierships in the BL&G can be done , Barossa Districts & Tanunda have shown that in the last 3 years. The Amateur League is a tougher gig, putting all your eggs in the one basket and not even being able to finish 2nd to go up a grade is recipe for disaster.
You are a wanker Hafey. Players at Kilburn have always been asked to get a player sponsor. By the way, the player sponsors get looked after very well for their money. It's a great investment, day of booze and food, photo, name on warm up jacket just to name a few of the benifits.
Furthermore, the players have always been asked to raise some money for the club. The player auction and player show cover a lot of this. I'm sure most clubs do this sort of thing anyway, at Kilburn there is just a target set for the player run shows. This was happening when Kilburn won 3 div 1 premierships too. No fnancial trouble at all, just your jealous rumourmongering.
by The Big Shrek » Mon Oct 20, 2008 2:33 pm
by Gator-Aid » Mon Oct 20, 2008 2:36 pm
by Stirlo » Mon Oct 20, 2008 2:41 pm
The Big Shrek wrote:I don't know why we are discussing Kilburn on here but I will humour B1 and B2(Hafey and Stirlo).
There is a $ target for the players to reach. It is about supporting the club as a whole, not just raising money for payments. Don't players raise money at other clubs? Don't other clubs have player sponsors?
What a terrible effort at stirring poo from the bananas in pyjamas.
by The Big Shrek » Mon Oct 20, 2008 2:41 pm
by Stirlo » Mon Oct 20, 2008 2:43 pm
Gator-Aid wrote:You all must have your own club functioning that perfectly you need to pick the s***t out of everyone else.
Stirlo, you are a classic at it, you win the 'Downlow Award' for saying plenty and achieving nought.
by The Big Shrek » Mon Oct 20, 2008 2:50 pm
by Gator-Aid » Mon Oct 20, 2008 3:00 pm
Stirlo wrote:Gator-Aid wrote:You all must have your own club functioning that perfectly you need to pick the s***t out of everyone else.
Stirlo, you are a classic at it, you win the 'Downlow Award' for saying plenty and achieving nought.
Anything to get those pearls of wisdom out of you.
by Bag & Sledge » Mon Oct 20, 2008 4:32 pm
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