Yorke Peninsula League

[aceman]

I'm hearing that Moonta have lost more than a good handful of players and the ex-coach is not doing the "right thing" by the club and encouraging his employees to go and play wherever they wish.
Anyone got anything to add to this???

[Jimmy_041]

Im so embarrassed that Andamooka is on my profile not my new club kadina, got me good on that one.

You could do what Aceman does and not put a local club - nobody has any idea what club he comes from

[Bum Crack]

Im so embarrassed that Andamooka is on my profile not my new club kadina, got me good on that one.

You could do what Aceman does and not put a local club - nobody has any idea what club he comes from

[Jimmy_041]

Im so embarrassed that Andamooka is on my profile not my new club kadina, got me good on that one.

You could do what Aceman does and not put a local club - nobody has any idea what club he comes from

Bum Crack's the same - cant trust anyone these days......

[aceman]

Im so embarrassed that Andamooka is on my profile not my new club kadina, got me good on that one.

You could do what Aceman does and not put a local club - nobody has any idea what club he comes from

Travelling to Alice Springs as you have has not made you any more observant Jimmy, I have North Adelaide & Adelaide and don't get confused about either of them, nor do I get queried by the police on my drinking habits/behaviour pre Xmas at a certain NE hotel.

[Ace of Spades]

I'm hearing that Moonta have lost more than a good handful of players and the ex-coach is not doing the "right thing" by the club and encouraging his employees to go and play wherever they wish.
Anyone got anything to add to this???

Geez sounds like he's a terrible bloke allowing his employees to choose what they want do and where they want to do it on with their own time

[Mythical Creature]

I'm hearing that Moonta have lost more than a good handful of players and the ex-coach is not doing the "right thing" by the club and encouraging his employees to go and play wherever they wish.
Anyone got anything to add to this???

Geez sounds like he's a terrible bloke allowing his employees to choose what they want do and where they want to do it on with their own time

Well Said!

[Jimmy_041]

Im so embarrassed that Andamooka is on my profile not my new club kadina, got me good on that one.

You could do what Aceman does and not put a local club - nobody has any idea what club he comes from

Travelling to Alice Springs as you have has not made you any more observant Jimmy, I have North Adelaide & Adelaide and don't get confused about either of them, nor do I get queried by the police on my drinking habits/behaviour pre Xmas at a certain NE hotel.

They werent after me - it was the girl who was with us. Apparently you are not allowed to have exposed tattoos or piercings and hers were on full show

[aceman]

I'm hearing that Moonta have lost more than a good handful of players and the ex-coach is not doing the "right thing" by the club and encouraging his employees to go and play wherever they wish.
Anyone got anything to add to this???

Geez sounds like he's a terrible bloke allowing his employees to choose what they want do and where they want to do it on with their own time

I'm not sure you blokes are in tune with the story. The Ex coach and 1 other guy have employed approx half the Moonta A grade for the last few years to keep them at the club, which might have something to do with the salary cap.
The ex coach, Mr Zwar no longer in the job has told these guys to go play anywhere, and I think that's not quite the right thing to do by the Moonta footy club, in fact, pretty poor form on his part..
It's more commonly referred to as the "principle of the matter"

[Swamp Donkey]

I'm hearing that Moonta have lost more than a good handful of players and the ex-coach is not doing the "right thing" by the club and encouraging his employees to go and play wherever they wish.
Anyone got anything to add to this???

Geez sounds like he's a terrible bloke allowing his employees to choose what they want do and where they want to do it on with their own time

I'm not sure you blokes are in tune with the story. The Ex coach and 1 other guy have employed approx half the Moonta A grade for the last few years to keep them at the club, which might have something to do with the salary cap.
The ex coach, Mr Zwar no longer in the job has told these guys to go play anywhere, and I think that's not quite the right thing to do by the Moonta footy club, in fact, pretty poor form on his part..
It's more commonly referred to as the "principle of the matter"

I don't really think it the 'ex-caoch' you should be blaming if the players are listening and are willing to p*ss off to play somewhere else, I would have thought its the players that are to blame.

[Mythical Creature]

I'm hearing that Moonta have lost more than a good handful of players and the ex-coach is not doing the "right thing" by the club and encouraging his employees to go and play wherever they wish.
Anyone got anything to add to this???

Geez sounds like he's a terrible bloke allowing his employees to choose what they want do and where they want to do it on with their own time

I'm not sure you blokes are in tune with the story. The Ex coach and 1 other guy have employed approx half the Moonta A grade for the last few years to keep them at the club, which might have something to do with the salary cap.
The ex coach, Mr Zwar no longer in the job has told these guys to go play anywhere, and I think that's not quite the right thing to do by the Moonta footy club, in fact, pretty poor form on his part..
It's more commonly referred to as the "principle of the matter"

I guess thats what happens when you recruit players all from the same source. When one leaves they all leave. If Moonta ran the risk of having half their side employed by the same employer then I would say they would have nobody to blame but themselves. If they have treated the players well they will stay. If not they will go. It ain't Rocket Science!

[Ace of Spades]

I'm hearing that Moonta have lost more than a good handful of players and the ex-coach is not doing the "right thing" by the club and encouraging his employees to go and play wherever they wish.
Anyone got anything to add to this???

Geez sounds like he's a terrible bloke allowing his employees to choose what they want do and where they want to do it on with their own time

I'm not sure you blokes are in tune with the story. The Ex coach and 1 other guy have employed approx half the Moonta A grade for the last few years to keep them at the club, which might have something to do with the salary cap.
The ex coach, Mr Zwar no longer in the job has told these guys to go play anywhere, and I think that's not quite the right thing to do by the Moonta footy club, in fact, pretty poor form on his part..
It's more commonly referred to as the "principle of the matter"

Ok, my apologies, so the bloke has gone out of his way to employ footballers to play at the club for the past few years at a cost to him, and now its poor form for the poor bloke to advise his workers he wont sack them and take food off their family’s tables if they chose to play at another club now that he isn’t coach? Pretty poor form on your behalf if you ask me! Perhaps he’d rather keep his employees happy than have them quit their jobs just because it comes with a clause to play for a club they obviously have no tie too. Why doesn’t the new coach go and stick his neck out for the club and employ 5 more blokes to mow is lawn or something?

[aceman]

I'm hearing that Moonta have lost more than a good handful of players and the ex-coach is not doing the "right thing" by the club and encouraging his employees to go and play wherever they wish.
Anyone got anything to add to this???

Geez sounds like he's a terrible bloke allowing his employees to choose what they want do and where they want to do it on with their own time

I'm not sure you blokes are in tune with the story. The Ex coach and 1 other guy have employed approx half the Moonta A grade for the last few years to keep them at the club, which might have something to do with the salary cap.
The ex coach, Mr Zwar no longer in the job has told these guys to go play anywhere, and I think that's not quite the right thing to do by the Moonta footy club, in fact, pretty poor form on his part..
It's more commonly referred to as the "principle of the matter"

I guess thats what happens when you recruit players all from the same source. When one leaves they all leave. If Moonta ran the risk of having half their side employed by the same employer then I would say they would have nobody to blame but themselves. If they have treated the players well they will stay. If not they will go. It ain't Rocket Science!

I agree with those sentiments but who wound your mate up???

[Mythical Creature]

I agree with those sentiments but who wound your mate up???

He's no mate of mine!

[aceman]

I agree with those sentiments but who wound your mate up???

He's no mate of mine!

I think I understand why too!

[Ruben Carter]

I'm hearing that Moonta have lost more than a good handful of players and the ex-coach is not doing the "right thing" by the club and encouraging his employees to go and play wherever they wish.
Anyone got anything to add to this???

Geez sounds like he's a terrible bloke allowing his employees to choose what they want do and where they want to do it on with their own time

I'm not sure you blokes are in tune with the story. The Ex coach and 1 other guy have employed approx half the Moonta A grade for the last few years to keep them at the club, which might have something to do with the salary cap.
The ex coach, Mr Zwar no longer in the job has told these guys to go play anywhere, and I think that's not quite the right thing to do by the Moonta footy club, in fact, pretty poor form on his part..
It's more commonly referred to as the "principle of the matter"

Ok, my apologies, so the bloke has gone out of his way to employ footballers to play at the club for the past few years at a cost to him, and now its poor form for the poor bloke to advise his workers he wont sack them and take food off their family’s tables if they chose to play at another club now that he isn’t coach? Pretty poor form on your behalf if you ask me! Perhaps he’d rather keep his employees happy than have them quit their jobs just because it comes with a clause to play for a club they obviously have no tie too. Why doesn’t the new coach go and stick his neck out for the club and employ 5 more blokes to mow is lawn or something?

So who is the new coach ?

[aceman]

So who is the new coach ?


Don't know, maybe the guy who should have got "the book thrown at him" after last season's debacle after he jumped the fence and had a big crack at the umpires but got absolutely no penalty nor was anything done about it 'cause the Exec are too P*$$ weak, Mr P Northeast.

[UNDERthePACK]

Geez sounds like he's a terrible bloke allowing his employees to choose what they want do and where they want to do it on with their own time [/quote]

I'm not sure you blokes are in tune with the story. The Ex coach and 1 other guy have employed approx half the Moonta A grade for the last few years to keep them at the club, which might have something to do with the salary cap.
The ex coach, Mr Zwar no longer in the job has told these guys to go play anywhere, and I think that's not quite the right thing to do by the Moonta footy club, in fact, pretty poor form on his part..
It's more commonly referred to as the "principle of the matter"[/quote]

Ok, my apologies, so the bloke has gone out of his way to employ footballers to play at the club for the past few years at a cost to him, and now its poor form for the poor bloke to advise his workers he wont sack them and take food off their family’s tables if they chose to play at another club now that he isn’t coach? Pretty poor form on your behalf if you ask me! Perhaps he’d rather keep his employees happy than have them quit their jobs just because it comes with a clause to play for a club they obviously have no tie too. Why doesn’t the new coach go and stick his neck out for the club and employ 5 more blokes to mow is lawn or something?[/quote]

Ace, sounds like you have a vested interest in all the departures at Moonta. Maybe a few of these boys have made the way across to play for the Eagles in the APFL!!!!

[Swamp Donkey]

Think your right there UtP, Joel Wilson is one and I've heard there are two others.

[aceman]

Ace, sounds like you have a vested interest in all the departures at Moonta. Maybe a few of these boys have made the way across to play for the Eagles in the APFL!!!![/quote]


No "vested interest" whatsoever! You may well be correct with your summation of where they're going/gone. Made an observation and comment on a change in attitude by the ex-coach because I don't think "in principle" he's doing the correct thing by the Moonta Football Club IMHO.

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