Adelaide Footy League Division 4 - 2020

[Lightning McQueen]

Thanks to Broadies for the hit out on saturday. A big oval and blustery conditions made it tough for the players at times. Good luck to Broadies for the rest of the season!

Note to self - wear sunscreen..

Note to headquarters - buy some soap..

ditto..

x3

[zedman]

Thanks to Broadies for the hit out on saturday. A big oval and blustery conditions made it tough for the players at times. Good luck to Broadies for the rest of the season!

Note to self - wear sunscreen..

Note to headquarters - buy some soap..

ditto..

x3

thanks for yesterday mate, both of you did pretty well..

[The Bedge]

thanks for yesterday mate, both of you did pretty well..

Not what you just told me..

[The Bedge]

Thanks to Broadies for the hit out on saturday. A big oval and blustery conditions made it tough for the players at times...

Did Hand play on the weekend?

[zedman]

thanks for yesterday mate, both of you did pretty well..

Not what you just told me..

*sigh

[The Bedge]

Season cancelled, premiership decided by Safooty poll.. congrats to Kilburn and Morphy Parks this years D4 premiers.

[S Demon]

Season cancelled, premiership decided by Safooty poll.. congrats to Kilburn and Morphy Parks this years D4 premiers.

Huge protest after its discovered the poll question was changed after votes cast, but original wooden spoon votes remained the same. Absolute scenes

[The Bedge]

Season cancelled, premiership decided by Safooty poll.. congrats to Kilburn and Morphy Parks this years D4 premiers.

Huge protest after its discovered the poll question was changed after votes cast, but original wooden spoon votes remained the same. Absolute scenes

Footy Chick has a lot to answer for, for messing with the integrity of the competition.

[Lightning McQueen]

thanks for yesterday mate, both of you did pretty well..

Cheers mate, there was a brainfart in the last where the other fella didn't hand over, lucky there was a free kick both ways that didn't get called.

Good to catch up again, it's been a while.

[Lightning McQueen]

thanks for yesterday mate, both of you did pretty well..

Not what you just told me..

Nice guy!

[zedman]

Sorry I don’t get that? Just a bloke apparently is out helping set ups. I’m only passing on what I hear.

yeah..

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[Footy Chick]

Thanks to Broadies for the hit out on saturday. A big oval and blustery conditions made it tough for the players at times. Good luck to Broadies for the rest of the season!

Note to self - wear sunscreen..

Note to headquarters - buy some soap..

ditto..

x3

I wore sunscreen on my face

But not my ears. Big ouchies

[Lightning McQueen]

I wore sunscreen on my face

But not my ears. Big ouchies

My counterpart wore a hat and applied sunscreen, I only found my stuff from last season 10 minutes before I left home, lesson learnt.

[Senor Moto Gadili]

Thanks to Broadies for the hit out on saturday. A big oval and blustery conditions made it tough for the players at times...

Did Hand play on the weekend?

Now that's a pretty handy pick up!

[The Bedge]

Thanks to Broadies for the hit out on saturday. A big oval and blustery conditions made it tough for the players at times...

Did Hand play on the weekend?

Now that's a pretty handy pick up!

Deserves a round of applause.

[The Bedge]

BLUES PUT D4 ON NOTICE
Pulteney began its return and journey to division 4 in emphatic fashion on the weekend, scheduled to head to Duncan Fraser Reserve and face the relegated Gepps Cross Rams - eager to make their time in the lower grade short lived.

In front of one of the biggest Pulteney crowds in seasons of zero, conditions were a stark contrast to last season, with some inclement weather about, providing a softer surface, combined with a strong Westerly pushing across the ground, bound to test the skill levels of both sides.

Despite the fight put up by the Rams, Pulteney were able to match them at each line, whilst finding space of their own and eventually after a two hour arm wrestle the Blues came away without the loss.

It topped off a good return for Pulteney - undefeated across all three sides, and thanks largely to other results currently find themselves sitting equal top of the ladder - amazingly, not even percentage separates them from the #1 position.

Ressies coach Matt Bedgegood gave credit to Gepps for the way they went about it, but complimented his disciplined group of players, who were not overawed by the moment. "Despite the scores remaining tight all day, I was confident that we would come away with the result in the end" remarked Bedgegood.

Best players were tough to pick, an even spread across the board and even the umpires seemed ready for Round 1, producing consistent performances.

It wasn't all smooth sailing though, especially in the B grade, with a couple of late outs due to self-isolation creating headaches early and when the weather turned cold, a player who wont be named "pulled a hammy" at a critical time in the game, when the scores were level.

Whilst most played their role, sadly there were a couple that seemed to be missing and just couldn't get in the game.

Blues roll on, while for the Rams it's back to the drawing board after failing to pick up a win in any grade.

[Lightning McQueen]

BLUES PUT D4 ON NOTICE
Pulteney began its return and journey to division 4 in emphatic fashion on the weekend, scheduled to head to Duncan Fraser Reserve and face the relegated Gepps Cross Rams - eager to make their time in the lower grade short lived.

In front of one of the biggest Pulteney crowds in seasons of zero, conditions were a stark contrast to last season, with some inclement weather about, providing a softer surface, combined with a strong Westerly pushing across the ground, bound to test the skill levels of both sides.

Despite the fight put up by the Rams, Pulteney were able to match them at each line, whilst finding space of their own and eventually after a two hour arm wrestle the Blues came away without the loss.

It topped off a good return for Pulteney - undefeated across all three sides, and thanks largely to other results currently find themselves sitting equal top of the ladder - amazingly, not even percentage separates them from the #1 position.

Ressies coach Matt Bedgegood gave credit to Gepps for the way they went about it, but complimented his disciplined group of players, who were not overawed by the moment. "Despite the scores remaining tight all day, I was confident that we would come away with the result in the end" remarked Bedgegood.

Best players were tough to pick, an even spread across the board and even the umpires seemed ready for Round 1, producing consistent performances.

It wasn't all smooth sailing though, especially in the B grade, with a couple of late outs due to self-isolation creating headaches early and when the weather turned cold, a player who wont be named "pulled a hammy" at a critical time in the game, when the scores were level.

Whilst most played their role, sadly there were a couple that seemed to be missing and just couldn't get in the game.

Blues roll on, while for the Rams it's back to the drawing board after failing to pick up a win in any grade.

Is it on dartfish?

[Brodlach]

Hearing Pultney played so well it was like Gepps Cross didn’t even show up

[The Bedge]

Wasn't on Dartfish, but was able to get an action shot, thanks to Google Maps:

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[The Bedge]

Hearing Pultney played so well it was like Gepps Cross didn’t even show up

Well not sure about that, but the fact is there certainly was several key players for Geppies that failed to trouble the stats columns.. in fact not even sure they got anywhere near the ball, let alone touch it.

Although honestly, we are running hot out the South Parklands.. I would be surprised if we dropped a game before July.