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Re: Southern Football League

Postby bandar » Wed Feb 24, 2010 9:18 pm

wilba wrote:With all the talk of 2 divisions why not make a north/south competition?
north division
brighton, edwardstown, marion, morphettville pk,flagstaff hill, cove,and maybe two other sides from down that neck of the woods,(i have heard that phos camden or plympton are looking at joining sfl)
south division
morphett vale, reynella, happy valley, christies bch,pt noarlunga, noarlunga, aldinga, and amalgamate osb lons/hackham.
2 even nos competitions. Play normal seasons and then at the end of year the two wining gf sides play for overall sfl champions
just another thought for comment


I can state with all certainty that the rumour re PHOS Camden is not true.
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Re: Southern Football League

Postby Esteban Vihaio » Wed Feb 24, 2010 9:21 pm

Vulcan wrote:IMO-I believe that not only for the better of the competition but also for the better of all clubs themselves,I feel that all clubs need to start thinking about club mergers with commonsence being a major factor.obviously this will reduce the number of teams which will make for a much higher standard on and off the field.the majority will dis-agree with this point but if it's ok with sides such as fitzroy,woodville and the west torrens then surely it's ok with local football teams.eg-m/vale-hackham,lons-cove etc.


Absolute rubbish. Terrible comment. There has always been and always be enough players to field a side for every team in every grade. No exception. Players, for what ever reason, are generally drawn to the more successful clubs.

Your M/vale hawks and Cove Lions would have enough players for 5 senior sides each.

It is even worse in juniors.

Hackham have a full compliment of colts and m/vale usually have two per grade. In your option, the M/vale hawks would field three sides in the u/14's, u/16's, and 2 or 3 in the u/18's? Or are you proposing that they travel to where exactly to get a game? These kids will leave to join other sports.

The lions apparently will have a u/14's side and Cove will likely have two side. That makes three u/14's for the Cove Lions. If there u/14's lead on to u/16', and it is a big if, it will track the same as your m/vale hawks.

Shows a complete lack of foresight
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Re: Southern Football League

Postby woodublieve12 » Wed Feb 24, 2010 9:33 pm

bandar wrote:
wilba wrote:With all the talk of 2 divisions why not make a north/south competition?
north division
brighton, edwardstown, marion, morphettville pk,flagstaff hill, cove,and maybe two other sides from down that neck of the woods,(i have heard that phos camden or plympton are looking at joining sfl)
south division
morphett vale, reynella, happy valley, christies bch,pt noarlunga, noarlunga, aldinga, and amalgamate osb lons/hackham.
2 even nos competitions. Play normal seasons and then at the end of year the two wining gf sides play for overall sfl champions
just another thought for comment


I can state with all certainty that the rumour re PHOS Camden is not true.


Plympton are definitely not looking to join...
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Re: Southern Football League

Postby dundee12 » Wed Feb 24, 2010 9:58 pm

maybe traverling all the way to elizabeth, brahma lodge hope valley and comming back toothless you guys might change your mind?? :D
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Re: Southern Football League

Postby spot on » Wed Feb 24, 2010 10:01 pm

wilba wrote:With all the talk of 2 divisions why not make a north/south competition?
north division
brighton, edwardstown, marion, morphettville pk,flagstaff hill, cove,and maybe two other sides from down that neck of the woods,(i have heard that phos camden or plympton are looking at joining sfl)
south division
morphett vale, reynella, happy valley, christies bch,pt noarlunga, noarlunga, aldinga, and amalgamate osb lons/hackham.
2 even nos competitions. Play normal seasons and then at the end of year the two wining gf sides play for overall sfl champions
just another thought for comment

This is exactly what the SFL would like to acheive, and it is my opinion that it would achieve nothing. Something does need to be done but I am not sure exactly what, meanwhile we will meander on doing the same old thing with large margins in games each week.
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Re: Southern Football League

Postby vics01 » Thu Feb 25, 2010 6:07 am

BACKLINER
what if you aren't a DIV1 footballer and have no desire for DIV1 and you live down south, you assume everyone wants to play Div 1, someone once said to me ' A footy club should cater for all level of footy player' which I don't think you can with the SFL system, the emphasis is on A grade results


Of course the emphasis is on A grade. Clubs are judged on A grade success. strange comment.

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With all the talk of 2 divisions why not make a north/south competition?
north division
brighton, edwardstown, marion, morphettville pk,flagstaff hill, cove,and maybe two other sides from down that neck of the woods,(i have heard that phos camden or plympton are looking at joining sfl)
south division
morphett vale, reynella, happy valley, christies bch,pt noarlunga, noarlunga, aldinga, and amalgamate osb lons/hackham.
2 even nos competitions. Play normal seasons and then at the end of year the two wining gf sides play for overall sfl champions
just another thought for comment



Sounds like you have seen the white paper the SFL put out in 2009 for clubs to comment on. SFL propaosal was heavily loaded in favour of Conference system positives which is the path they appear to want to take. As LGIL said how will this fix the large thrashings? Every other league in Australia and the world plays divisions with promotion/relegation why is it so different here. SFL have likened the conference to the American NFL concept, great except to say they have teams playing accross the whole of the USA. SFL is floundering at peresent and becoming a bit of a laughing stock with people from other leaggues, would it not be better for a bottom 4 side to be competitive in Div 2 and at least say to prospective players and sponsors we have improved, we are successful and have an aim a future, rather that we get beaten by 30 plus goals each week and finals are a pipe dream. I know I will hear Cove were in Div 2 how did you like it, you struggled etc etc. I for one would rather be a fianlist in Div2 than a cellar dwellar in the league as it is now, which even though SFL call it DIV 1 it is not it is a very uneven competition. Remember a premiership is a premiership no matter what level it is at.

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Re: Southern Football League

Postby Backliner » Thu Feb 25, 2010 9:16 am

My point is I have mentioned having a C grade (past 5 years) and the response is always we need to have a strong A and B grade before we consider C grade, I'm confident Aldinga would have 40 blokes keen for C grade but the A and B grades would suffer. Maybe thats the attitude of locals but that's obviously what we deal with each year.

I'm 34 this year and playing A grade against fringe league players doesn't really interest me but I'd still like to play for my local club.
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Re: Southern Football League

Postby shoe boy » Thu Feb 25, 2010 9:40 am

The Hound wrote:Here is another top decision by the boys in Maroon, I beleive they have programmed Reynella vs Brighton at Reynella for the catchup round on March 27, just happens that this is the cricket grand final weekend for Adelaide Turf. RCC could get a home grand final, who plays on the oval cricketers or footballers??

Good decision SFL - not


I believe this game will be played at the Shoe.
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Re: Southern Football League

Postby The Dutchman » Thu Feb 25, 2010 9:46 am

Not sure why Hound is ranting about the SFL, his cricket club chose to leave the southern cricket association, now he is expecting the SFL to take Adelaide Turf cricket results into consideration when scheduling local footy games.

How many footy players are in the turf cricket teams for the wineflys? Will they stick the season out in cricket and miss the early rounds of footy?
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Re: Southern Football League

Postby interested observer » Thu Feb 25, 2010 9:49 am

shoe boy wrote:
The Hound wrote:Here is another top decision by the boys in Maroon, I beleive they have programmed Reynella vs Brighton at Reynella for the catchup round on March 27, just happens that this is the cricket grand final weekend for Adelaide Turf. RCC could get a home grand final, who plays on the oval cricketers or footballers??

Good decision SFL - not


I believe this game will be played at the Shoe.


Their A grade will not be there, as if they make the GF, these are played at neutral grounds..
However if any of their lower teams make it and have finished above their opponent at the end of the minor round, then the likelyhood is that there will be a cricket final being played there...
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Re: Southern Football League

Postby shoe boy » Thu Feb 25, 2010 9:54 am

shoe boy wrote:
The Hound wrote:Here is another top decision by the boys in Maroon, I beleive they have programmed Reynella vs Brighton at Reynella for the catchup round on March 27, just happens that this is the cricket grand final weekend for Adelaide Turf. RCC could get a home grand final, who plays on the oval cricketers or footballers??

Good decision SFL - not


I believe this game will be played at the Shoe.


I was informed last night of this change.
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Re: Southern Football League

Postby Panther32 » Thu Feb 25, 2010 10:43 am

The Dutchman wrote:Not sure why Hound is ranting about the SFL, his cricket club chose to leave the southern cricket association, now he is expecting the SFL to take Adelaide Turf cricket results into consideration when scheduling local footy games.

How many footy players are in the turf cricket teams for the wineflys? Will they stick the season out in cricket and miss the early rounds of footy?

There are two players playing cricket, two of the better players.
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Re: Southern Football League

Postby The Yetti » Thu Feb 25, 2010 10:57 am

Panther32 wrote:
The Dutchman wrote:Not sure why Hound is ranting about the SFL, his cricket club chose to leave the southern cricket association, now he is expecting the SFL to take Adelaide Turf cricket results into consideration when scheduling local footy games.

How many footy players are in the turf cricket teams for the wineflys? Will they stick the season out in cricket and miss the early rounds of footy?

There are two players playing cricket, two of the better players.



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Re: Southern Football League

Postby The Hound » Thu Feb 25, 2010 11:18 am

The Dutchman wrote:Not sure why Hound is ranting about the SFL, his cricket club chose to leave the southern cricket association, now he is expecting the SFL to take Adelaide Turf cricket results into consideration when scheduling local footy games.

How many footy players are in the turf cricket teams for the wineflys? Will they stick the season out in cricket and miss the early rounds of footy?


Nice to hear from you Dutchman. I think you will find the programming will be a talking point not just at Winefly land but between DTH and Dogs on Jetty Road. Two years in a row Brighton have been programmed for the catchup round, couldn't play on Brighton oval last year due to cricket finals.

The personnel from emu land who have arrived at Oval Road over the last couple of years weren't accustomed to having to share the oval in March with thier cricketers.

No malice intended P32 but i think you will find the boys looking to play in a premiership rather than round 1 of the footy. One has a suspected broken foot anyway so may miss both.
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Re: Southern Football League

Postby RFC 2010 » Thu Feb 25, 2010 2:10 pm

Not sure about that one Hound. Both of the lads P32 is talking about were at training on Tuesday night
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Re: Southern Football League

Postby BIG RED DELICIOUS 2 » Thu Feb 25, 2010 2:49 pm

RFC 2010 wrote:Not sure about that one Hound. Both of the lads P32 is talking about were at training on Tuesday night


i guess at the end of the day the players may have to choose between playing footy or cricket?? what is more important to them becomes the question? If the 2 players choose cricket then will this be an issue with there commitment for the up coming footy season?

Agree the scheduling is not acceptable, but what can we do?
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Re: Southern Football League

Postby Look Good In Leather » Thu Feb 25, 2010 4:16 pm

The Yetti wrote:Question... What do Goolwa FC and Reynella FC have in Common.

Both Black and White.

and

Both have not won a A Grade Grand Final since 1977!


Go to http://www.reynellafc.com.au/ and click History

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Re: Southern Football League

Postby Junior » Thu Feb 25, 2010 4:28 pm

Look Good In Leather wrote:
The Yetti wrote:Question... What do Goolwa FC and Reynella FC have in Common.

Both Black and White.

and

Both have not won a A Grade Grand Final since 1977!


Go to http://www.reynellafc.com.au/ and click History

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Re: Southern Football League

Postby DILLIGAF » Thu Feb 25, 2010 4:49 pm

The Dutchman wrote:Not sure why Hound is ranting about the SFL, his cricket club chose to leave the southern cricket association, now he is expecting the SFL to take Adelaide Turf cricket results into consideration when scheduling local footy games.

How many footy players are in the turf cricket teams for the wineflys? Will they stick the season out in cricket and miss the early rounds of footy?

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Re: Southern Football League

Postby woodublieve12 » Thu Feb 25, 2010 7:45 pm

dundee12 wrote:maybe traverling all the way to elizabeth, brahma lodge hope valley and comming back toothless you guys might change your mind?? :D


better opportunity in Amatuer League then SFL imho.... We get asked to rejoin nearly every year.. were not to keen to break our 3 flags from 3 years record in the SFL ;) :lol:
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