SA Footy

Oh gee, and I wasn't going to drink! Might be spending the arvo with Justy Platten too, so it could be 'danger, danger high voltage'
Don't want to be hungover when I'm flying up to Noosa the next day.
What's the cost to get in then?

Its $30. Gonna be an awesome night everybody is talking about it. This is our main fundraiser for the year so we expect a big niht. We have sold 70 tickets already. Doors open at 7, Fights start at 8. Free beer from 8-11

Can anybody back-up the rumour that Glenunga may be merging with one of the college sides, possibly PAC, thus keeping Hectorville in Div 5???

doubt its true, glenunga are said to be introducing juniors in the metro south league

mypaddock wrote:Can anybody back-up the rumour that Glenunga may be merging with one of the college sides, possibly PAC, thus keeping Hectorville in Div 5???

I've also heard a rumour about PAOC possibly folding, so maybe there is some substance to it.

stan wrote:

Blue Boy wrote:

kookas wrote:duncs7 i would be careful on what you are saying about #23, he can match anyone on any day and on shane he is being found out a bit with his antics in div 5, he did come from the southern league and that is a average comp

Some of the better Southern Footy League teams could play Div 2.

Mitchell Park where about a div 5/6 team at there best, so i guess its fair to say that some of the bigger clubs could play div 2. Still thats a big call Blue boy. div 3 or 4 easy.....

I'd say that the good Southern League clubs would be of Div 2 standard. Some of the middle sides would be Div 3 and the tail would be about Div 5.

the bottom clubs in southern league would be an average div 7 team, we came bottom of div six and smashed hackham by about 20 goals in a trial

scottroo wrote:the bottom clubs in southern league would be an average div 7 team, we came bottom of div six and smashed hackham by about 20 goals in a trial

Hackham (Southern Hawks) probably would struggle in Div 5 but they would probably be the only exception.

aldinga? mophie parks? marion?

scottroo wrote:the bottom clubs in southern league would be an average div 7 team, we came bottom of div six and smashed hackham by about 20 goals in a trial

What club are you with?

colonel light

scottroo wrote:aldinga? mophie parks? marion?

Understand your point but I think that you would find that all these clubs would be fairly competitive in Div 5. Hackham and Aldinga would probably still be struggling but I think they would be more competitive than they are in the Southern League.

Navy2005 wrote:

scottroo wrote:aldinga? mophie parks? marion?

Understand your point but I think that you would find that all these clubs would be fairly competitive in Div 5. Hackham and Aldinga would probably still be struggling but I think they would be more competitive than they are in the Southern League.

Yes they would be more competetive in div 5 than the southern league, but still i believe that would more of a mid div 6 team.

stan wrote:

Navy2005 wrote:

scottroo wrote:aldinga? mophie parks? marion?

Understand your point but I think that you would find that all these clubs would be fairly competitive in Div 5. Hackham and Aldinga would probably still be struggling but I think they would be more competitive than they are in the Southern League.

Yes they would be more competetive in div 5 than the southern league, but still i believe that would more of a mid div 6 team.

The overriding factor is distance. Aldinga probably should be in Great Southern but they don't want us (ie the President of the league is from Willunga). The Amatuers is not realistic nor the hills country due to driving times. As a club you have to consider your juniors also and their parents.

That leaves the Southern. Lucky us. Although we are trying and things are improving.

Backliner wrote:

stan wrote:

Navy2005 wrote:

scottroo wrote:aldinga? mophie parks? marion?

Understand your point but I think that you would find that all these clubs would be fairly competitive in Div 5. Hackham and Aldinga would probably still be struggling but I think they would be more competitive than they are in the Southern League.

Yes they would be more competetive in div 5 than the southern league, but still i believe that would more of a mid div 6 team.

The overriding factor is distance. Aldinga probably should be in Great Southern but they don't want us (ie the President of the league is from Willunga). The Amatuers is not realistic nor the hills country due to driving times. As a club you have to consider your juniors also and their parents.

That leaves the Southern. Lucky us. Although we are trying and things are improving.

I completely agree with you backliner I was just trying to highlight that the Southern League would be one of the strongest leagues in the State and that even the bottom sides of 2006 Hackham and Aldinga would be competitive in Div 5. I have no doubt that Alding are on the improve but yes they should be in the GSFL.

if southern hawks or aldinga beat a div 5 team in 2006 i would be astonished, like i said we were average in 06 and still managed to smash the hawks

scottroo wrote:if southern hawks or aldinga beat a div 5 team in 2006 i would be astonished, like i said we were average in 06 and still managed to smash the hawks

Yeah I would probably agree Hackham would probably be more of a Div 6 standard. I think you will find that Aldinga will be more competitive in 2007 as they have got some recruits or so I hear.

Navy2005 wrote:

scottroo wrote:if southern hawks or aldinga beat a div 5 team in 2006 i would be astonished, like i said we were average in 06 and still managed to smash the hawks

Yeah I would probably agree Hackham would probably be more of a Div 6 standard. I think you will find that Aldinga will be more competitive in 2007 as they have got some recruits or so I hear.

I reckon they'll struggle in div. 7.

Pag wrote:

mypaddock wrote:Can anybody back-up the rumour that Glenunga may be merging with one of the college sides, possibly PAC, thus keeping Hectorville in Div 5???

I've also heard a rumour about PAOC possibly folding, so maybe there is some substance to it.

PAOC had a fair odd 15 years since.

jo172 wrote:PAOC had a fair odd 15 years since.

Glenunga seem to have got themselves in a reasonable position also.