CH9AFL Division 1 2016

[Eagles2014]

Henley had their first win of the season today over Uni. Battled hard all day, although not pretty deserved to win. Uni were woeful, can't see them playing finals on that performance.

[jo172]

Henley had their first win of the season today over Uni. Battled hard all day, although not pretty deserved to win. Uni were woeful, can't see them playing finals on that performance.

Admittedly first week of Uni holidays is always the best week to get any Uni team

[marbles]

Henley had their first win of the season today over Uni. Battled hard all day, although not pretty deserved to win. Uni were woeful, can't see them playing finals on that performance.

Admittedly first week of Uni holidays is always the best week to get any Uni team

that just makes your Payneham C-Grade and Kenilworth the only teams without a win in the A-Grade divisions i think Joey?

[jo172]

Henley had their first win of the season today over Uni. Battled hard all day, although not pretty deserved to win. Uni were woeful, can't see them playing finals on that performance.

Admittedly first week of Uni holidays is always the best week to get any Uni team

that just makes your Payneham C-Grade and Kenilworth the only teams without a win in the A-Grade divisions i think Joey?

Most unfair having to play those semi professional Unley C Graders yesterday

[marbles]

Henley had their first win of the season today over Uni. Battled hard all day, although not pretty deserved to win. Uni were woeful, can't see them playing finals on that performance.

Admittedly first week of Uni holidays is always the best week to get any Uni team

that just makes your Payneham C-Grade and Kenilworth the only teams without a win in the A-Grade divisions i think Joey?

Most unfair having to play those semi professional Unley C Graders yesterday

Which uni players were away on holidays joey?

[The Bedge]

Sean Jackson sacked as coach of ROCS?

What's that about?

Hey, which club was David Wildy talking about last night on 5AA, when he said he had heard of an amateur club flicked their coach for exposing the clubs drug culture…sounds pretty grubby if that’s the case.

Would have thought the club would back the coach to fix the issue.

[jo172]

Sean Jackson sacked as coach of ROCS?

What's that about?

I blame jo172

Post rumours and innuendo here;

They must be on drugs to let a coach as good as Jackson go when they are sitting 4th

I think this was the pertinent post Zartan

[Senor Moto Gadili]

Princes by 5+ goals over Gullies. Tight for two and a half qtrs but Princes piled on 8 consecutive goals to run out comfortable winners

[Footy Chick]

Sean Jackson sacked as coach of ROCS?

What's that about?

Hey, which club was David Wildy talking about last night on 5AA, when he said he had heard of an amateur club flicked their coach for exposing the clubs drug culture…sounds pretty grubby if that’s the case.

Would have thought the club would back the coach to fix the issue.

I suggest you don't go down that path because you're not even close.

Wrong div.

[the joker]

Great tip by the budget this week. Henley by 23
The retards, they couldn't even score 23 points in total. That side right now world struggle in div 3. They must have hell injuries or lost heaps of players because most those blokes yesterday were B graders.

Couldn't believe what I saw at the end of the game a skinny red head SN player, does nothing all day, kicks a set shot goal and runs around like a plane with his arms out. Surely that's a fine from his team mates


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[carey]

Henley certainly are a shadow of them former selves.

Probably should've been a lot more Salisbury North had terrible kicking at goal with about half a dozen out on the full.

[marbles]

there is no ladder predictor on any ladders div 1 to div 7 but is on all C comps?

http://www.foxsportspulse.com/comp_info.cgi?c=1-114-0-363631-0&a=LADDER

[Arch44]

Great tip by the budget this week. Henley by 23
The retards, they couldn't even score 23 points in total. That side right now world struggle in div 3. They must have hell injuries or lost heaps of players because most those blokes yesterday were B graders.

Couldn't believe what I saw at the end of the game a skinny red head SN player, does nothing all day, kicks a set shot goal and runs around like a plane with his arms out. Surely that's a fine from his team mates


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Sounds like Ben Wiles to me Good on him!
That's ok isn't it? I tell my lads I will buy drink to the bloke who celebrates a goal the best....

[the joker]

Great tip by the budget this week. Henley by 23
The retards, they couldn't even score 23 points in total. That side right now world struggle in div 3. They must have hell injuries or lost heaps of players because most those blokes yesterday were B graders.

Couldn't believe what I saw at the end of the game a skinny red head SN player, does nothing all day, kicks a set shot goal and runs around like a plane with his arms out. Surely that's a fine from his team mates


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Sounds like Ben Wiles to me Good on him!
That's ok isn't it? I tell my lads I will buy drink to the bloke who celebrates a goal the best....

its ok. But when your 119 points in front? Your opposition has copped enough haven't they


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[laser]

And leave the rangas alone as well!

[BigB]

In the absence of a more suitable thread... I am so concerned about the head high rule interpretation which effectively encourages, and I reckon some sides are coached to do it, risking a neck injury by charging in with the head down to draw the free kick. As a health professional, I think it is the most ridiculous state of affairs when the umps are protecting the players head when the player is deliberately putting themselves at risk.
And I don't think our "amateur" umpires are up to interpreting the rule properly, I have never seen a free kick awarded against someone for charging whilst doing it. It's time for common sense to prevail before someone ends up quadraplegic.

[bubba love]

So coaches tell there players to charge into packs head first you reckon? Turn it up

[heater31]

In the absence of a more suitable thread... I am so concerned about the head high rule interpretation which effectively encourages, and I reckon some sides are coached to do it, risking a neck injury by charging in with the head down to draw the free kick. As a health professional, I think it is the most ridiculous state of affairs when the umps are protecting the players head when the player is deliberately putting themselves at risk.
And I don't think our "amateur" umpires are up to interpreting the rule properly, I have never seen a free kick awarded against someone for charging whilst doing it. It's time for common sense to prevail before someone ends up quadraplegic.

Nup it's driven by the AFL. Umpires and players get drawn into the interpretation of the rule on TV and expect it it be the same at their level.

[bird of prey]

In the absence of a more suitable thread... I am so concerned about the head high rule interpretation which effectively encourages, and I reckon some sides are coached to do it, risking a neck injury by charging in with the head down to draw the free kick. As a health professional, I think it is the most ridiculous state of affairs when the umps are protecting the players head when the player is deliberately putting themselves at risk.
And I don't think our "amateur" umpires are up to interpreting the rule properly, I have never seen a free kick awarded against someone for charging whilst doing it. It's time for common sense to prevail before someone ends up quadraplegic.

Never heard of a coach telling their players to duck their head into an oncoming player.

The rule is a bit ridiculous though. Every week I see at least 1-2 free kicks given where a player deliberately ducks into a tackler. The umpires are instructed to pay that as a free kick though. I've spoken to the umps during the game about this, and they agree that it shouldn't be a free kick, but they have been instructed to pay them as free kicks by head office. So it needs to be taken up with them.

[ezydoesitbigfella]

In the absence of a more suitable thread... I am so concerned about the head high rule interpretation which effectively encourages, and I reckon some sides are coached to do it, risking a neck injury by charging in with the head down to draw the free kick. As a health professional, I think it is the most ridiculous state of affairs when the umps are protecting the players head when the player is deliberately putting themselves at risk.
And I don't think our "amateur" umpires are up to interpreting the rule properly, I have never seen a free kick awarded against someone for charging whilst doing it. It's time for common sense to prevail before someone ends up quadraplegic.

Never heard of a coach telling their players to duck their head into an oncoming player.

The rule is a bit ridiculous though. Every week I see at least 1-2 free kicks given where a player deliberately ducks into a tackler. The umpires are instructed to pay that as a free kick though. I've spoken to the umps during the game about this, and they agree that it shouldn't be a free kick, but they have been instructed to pay them as free kicks by head office. So it needs to be taken up with them.

People will never be satisfied - umpires protecting the ball player at all times - any head high contact is penalised - and if a player "ducks" and seems to be doing it constantly - the umpire reports it to the coach and the matter is dealt with there. Expecting umpires to make a judgement call on whether a player ducks, or slips - in a millisecond - is pure folly - especially in lower grades where their level of expertise may not be as high as higher grades.

It's a simple rule - protect the ball player and any head high contact should be penalised - storm in a tea cup.....