by LPH » Wed Aug 20, 2014 12:26 pm
by Mr Beefy » Wed Aug 20, 2014 12:30 pm
LPH wrote:Facts are:
Port Adelaide have gone from 'Zeros' in 2013 to 'Heroes' in 2014 - due to having an unfair advantage over the rest of the Competition.
If that isn't "Compromising the Integrity of the League" then I don't know what is!
by LPH » Wed Aug 20, 2014 12:32 pm
by Booney » Wed Aug 20, 2014 12:37 pm
mal wrote:And the SANFL Grand Final will be played at the home ground of the AFL reserves teams
So in essence PERHAPS an advantage of sorts for Port Reserves should they play in the 2014 SANFL Grand Final ?
by Dogwatcher » Wed Aug 20, 2014 12:39 pm
by Booney » Wed Aug 20, 2014 12:41 pm
Dogwatcher wrote:Shit stirrer
by CUTTERMAN » Wed Aug 20, 2014 12:43 pm
Booney wrote:mal wrote:And the SANFL Grand Final will be played at the home ground of the AFL reserves teams
So in essence PERHAPS an advantage of sorts for Port Reserves should they play in the 2014 SANFL Grand Final ?
When did the Magpies last play at AO, mal?
by Pseudo » Wed Aug 20, 2014 12:54 pm
CUTTERMAN wrote:This is the only realistic, valid and the simplest outcome. No finals, no Magarey. They can compete for the minor premiership and that's all. If this happens the whole question and policing of top up players becomes a mute topic. If Summerton wants to continue at his beloved Power reserves he can, if Port want to pay him $10k/game, they can.
You know it makes sense.
by Booney » Wed Aug 20, 2014 1:02 pm
CUTTERMAN wrote:Booney wrote:mal wrote:And the SANFL Grand Final will be played at the home ground of the AFL reserves teams
So in essence PERHAPS an advantage of sorts for Port Reserves should they play in the 2014 SANFL Grand Final ?
When did the Magpies last play at AO, mal?
Considering every Power listed player can play SANFL finals while Power is in AFL finals and a good amount have played on AO and every player has trained all year on AO I think your question is totally irrelevant. The question is, do SANFL clubs get the same access to AO throughout the year?
No they don't. Therefore it'd be a reasonable assumption that Port Power reserves have another advantage over other SANFL clubs in finals.
by Maddawg » Wed Aug 20, 2014 1:12 pm
Booney wrote:CUTTERMAN wrote:Booney wrote:mal wrote:And the SANFL Grand Final will be played at the home ground of the AFL reserves teams
So in essence PERHAPS an advantage of sorts for Port Reserves should they play in the 2014 SANFL Grand Final ?
When did the Magpies last play at AO, mal?
Considering every Power listed player can play SANFL finals while Power is in AFL finals and a good amount have played on AO and every player has trained all year on AO I think your question is totally irrelevant. The question is, do SANFL clubs get the same access to AO throughout the year?
No they don't. Therefore it'd be a reasonable assumption that Port Power reserves have another advantage over other SANFL clubs in finals.
The AFL listed players would train there once a week and only when it's the week of an Adelaide Oval home game for the AFL side. The remaining Magpie players would not train there. Of the side that takes to the ground against the Bays this week it's likely only 4 or 5 would have played a game on AO.
by Rising Power » Wed Aug 20, 2014 1:13 pm
by Booney » Wed Aug 20, 2014 1:17 pm
dedja wrote:No surprises here and no blame on Hocking, his team is just in the wrong place.
Garry Hocking says:
'developing Power players remains his priority'
'winning a (SANFL) premiership will play second fiddle to the main focus of developing AFL players'
'the main thing is to try to get everybody playing really well for the AFL team because they are heading into a finals campaign ... for us that's the main point. Everything else rolls back'
'the main priority is to make sure we win an AFL premiership'
'the key thing is the AFL team ... that's what we have to get right. Then we plot and plan and see what happens (in the SANFL)'
by LPH » Wed Aug 20, 2014 1:28 pm
Rising Power wrote:I'm starting to sense that the AFL reserve teams aren't welcome in the SANFL
by CUTTERMAN » Wed Aug 20, 2014 1:32 pm
Booney wrote:CUTTERMAN wrote:Booney wrote:mal wrote:And the SANFL Grand Final will be played at the home ground of the AFL reserves teams
So in essence PERHAPS an advantage of sorts for Port Reserves should they play in the 2014 SANFL Grand Final ?
When did the Magpies last play at AO, mal?
Considering every Power listed player can play SANFL finals while Power is in AFL finals and a good amount have played on AO and every player has trained all year on AO I think your question is totally irrelevant. The question is, do SANFL clubs get the same access to AO throughout the year?
No they don't. Therefore it'd be a reasonable assumption that Port Power reserves have another advantage over other SANFL clubs in finals.
The AFL listed players would train there once a week and only when it's the week of an Adelaide Oval home game for the AFL side. The remaining Magpie players would not train there. Of the side that takes to the ground against the Bays this week it's likely only 4 or 5 would have played a game on AO.
by Booney » Wed Aug 20, 2014 1:35 pm
by heater31 » Wed Aug 20, 2014 1:36 pm
Maddawg wrote:Booney wrote:CUTTERMAN wrote:Booney wrote:[quote="mal"]And the SANFL Grand Final will be played at the home ground of the AFL reserves teams
So in essence PERHAPS an advantage of sorts for Port Reserves should they play in the 2014 SANFL Grand Final ?
When did the Magpies last play at AO, mal?
Considering every Power listed player can play SANFL finals while Power is in AFL finals and a good amount have played on AO and every player has trained all year on AO I think your question is totally irrelevant. The question is, do SANFL clubs get the same access to AO throughout the year?
No they don't. Therefore it'd be a reasonable assumption that Port Power reserves have another advantage over other SANFL clubs in finals.
The AFL listed players would train there once a week and only when it's the week of an Adelaide Oval home game for the AFL side. The remaining Magpie players would not train there. Of the side that takes to the ground against the Bays this week it's likely only 4 or 5 would have played a game on AO.
by dedja » Wed Aug 20, 2014 1:41 pm
by Apachebulldog » Wed Aug 20, 2014 1:56 pm
by Rising Power » Wed Aug 20, 2014 2:28 pm
by Booney » Wed Aug 20, 2014 2:30 pm
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