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Re: SANFL restructuring Junior footy in Metro Area?
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Tue Nov 24, 2015 8:16 amby shoe boy
Is this restructuring still going ahead ??
Re: SANFL restructuring Junior footy in Metro Area?
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Thu Nov 26, 2015 12:25 pmby afc9798
shoe boy wrote:Is this restructuring still going ahead ??
All gone very quiet. Not sure if anyone has registered interest in the proposal and surely time is running out if they were serious abou the inclusion of the SFL into the SANFL, or should I say SAAFL ranks.
Re: SANFL restructuring Junior footy in Metro Area?
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Thu Nov 26, 2015 12:29 pmby Dutchy
Have heard 2 of the city based junior leagues are resisting it as well as the SFL so dare say the SANFL have a lot more work in front of them than what they may have thought.
Although have heard the down the hill SFL clubs are all for it which doesn't surprise.
Re: SANFL restructuring Junior footy in Metro Area?
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Thu Nov 26, 2015 1:01 pmby afc9798
Dutchy wrote:Have heard 2 of the city based junior leagues are resisting it as well as the SFL so dare say the SANFL have a lot more work in front of them than what they may have thought.
Although have heard the down the hill SFL clubs are all for it which doesn't surprise.
I'm sure they are all for it, but they would be significantly outnumbered by those that aren't I would have thought.
Still can't find a single benefit of the proposed changes.
Re: SANFL restructuring Junior footy in Metro Area?
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Fri Nov 27, 2015 7:10 amby shoe boy
Although have heard the down the hill SFL clubs are all for it which doesn't surprise.[/quote]
That is my mail Dutchy with M/Park , Marion , and possible Lonsdale ?
Their is a comp that can facilitate Sunday juniors and seniors on a Saturday and it is the SAAFL !
Re: SANFL restructuring Junior footy in Metro Area?
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Thu Dec 03, 2015 7:30 amby shoe boy
I hear that Brighton have made the change to the SANFL proposal . DTH
Re: SANFL restructuring Junior footy in Metro Area?
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Thu Dec 03, 2015 9:42 amby Down the Hill
The only thing I know is that the Brighton Bombers will still be fronting up with 5 Saturday teams for the 20th season running, starting with the delightful drive to the Shoe in Round 1.
Re: SANFL restructuring Junior footy in Metro Area?
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Thu Dec 03, 2015 11:13 amby Oldman Munga
Down the Hill wrote:The only thing I know is that the Brighton Bombers will still be fronting up with 5 Saturday teams for the 20th season running, starting with the delightful drive to the Shoe in Round 1.
Be nice if you bring some friends DTH
Re: SANFL restructuring Junior footy in Metro Area?
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Thu Dec 03, 2015 12:34 pmby Look Good In Leather
Oldman Munga wrote:Down the Hill wrote:The only thing I know is that the Brighton Bombers will still be fronting up with 5 Saturday teams for the 20th season running, starting with the delightful drive to the Shoe in Round 1.
Be nice if you bring some friends DTH
They will - 3 supporters and some guy's dog
Re: SANFL restructuring Junior footy in Metro Area?
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Thu Dec 03, 2015 12:50 pmby vics01
DTH
Are you sure GL Airways will have 5 sides for you to play against??
Re: SANFL restructuring Junior footy in Metro Area?
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Thu Dec 03, 2015 2:31 pmby Oldman Munga
vics01 wrote:DTH
Are you sure GL Airways will have 5 sides for you to play against??
You just stick to handing out rego forms at the parole office Vics
Re: SANFL restructuring Junior footy in Metro Area?
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Thu Dec 03, 2015 4:01 pmby shoe boy
vics01 wrote:DTH
Are you sure GL Airways will have 5 sides for you to play against??
GL Airways have returned from the annual NT trip and 5 sides are back.
Re: SANFL restructuring Junior footy in Metro Area?
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Sun Jan 10, 2016 5:50 pmby Moe
shoe boy wrote:Although have heard the down the hill SFL clubs are all for it which doesn't surprise.
That is my mail Dutchy with M/Park , Marion , and possible Lonsdale ?
Their is a comp that can facilitate Sunday juniors and seniors on a Saturday and it is the SAAFL ![/quote]
Morphettville park havent made any decisions yet. But feel free to keep taking shots at the teams from down the hill.
Your "mail" is wrong
Re: SANFL restructuring Junior footy in Metro Area?
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Sun Jan 10, 2016 5:50 pmby Moe
shoe boy wrote:Although have heard the down the hill SFL clubs are all for it which doesn't surprise.
That is my mail Dutchy with M/Park , Marion , and possible Lonsdale ?
Their is a comp that can facilitate Sunday juniors and seniors on a Saturday and it is the SAAFL ![/quote]
Morphettville park havent made any decisions yet. But feel free to keep taking shots at the teams from down the hill.
Your "mail" is wrong
Re: SANFL restructuring Junior footy in Metro Area?
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Sun Jan 10, 2016 5:51 pmby Moe
shoe boy wrote:Although have heard the down the hill SFL clubs are all for it which doesn't surprise.
That is my mail Dutchy with M/Park , Marion , and possible Lonsdale ?
Their is a comp that can facilitate Sunday juniors and seniors on a Saturday and it is the SAAFL ![/quote]
Morphettville park havent made any decisions yet. But feel free to keep taking shots at the teams from down the hill.
Your "mail" is wrong
Re: SANFL restructuring Junior footy in Metro Area?
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Sun Jan 10, 2016 5:59 pmby vics01
Shoe Boy
Have heard a rumour that you guys are sniffing around with regards to moving the mini's to DTH comp????
Re: SANFL restructuring Junior footy in Metro Area?
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Fri Jan 15, 2016 2:25 pmby shoe boy
Re: SANFL restructuring Junior footy in Metro Area?
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Fri Jan 15, 2016 5:04 pmby Look Good In Leather
shoe boy wrote:[-X
The artical in the messenger from the president of the SFL !
Unless I have missed something this artical is untrue or misleading to say the least
Southern Times Messenger, 13 Jan 2016, Page 69
Southern league to remain separate
THE Southern Football League will retain control of its junior league after refusing to allow the SANFL to take over.
The SANFL wanted to manage the association’s junior league up to under-16 level from this coming season to, according to an SANFL document, “assist clubs in attracting and retaining participants” and create improved development pathways.
But clubs involved with the SFL said they were happy with the way the association was running its junior league and did not want to join a newly created SANFL competition.
Southern Football League president Craig Warman was pleased the association would continue to oversee how its juniors were administered.
“The SANFL proposal itself has merit in some aspects, but it was the lack of detail our clubs were not happy with,” Warman said.
“We know there are some problems with the way juniors are run in the amateur league, but we don’t have any problems with ours.
“Our juniors are just a jewel in the crown when it comes to the Southern Football League.”
Under the new SANFL junior league, the Metro West and Metro South junior football leagues will be dissolved from season 2016 and will come under the control of the SANFL.
Clubs in the North Eastern Metropolitan Football League also voted to remain independent.
Re: SANFL restructuring Junior footy in Metro Area?
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Fri Jan 15, 2016 5:34 pmby vics01