Q. wrote:My mail is that Salisbury West will get the numbers. I doubt that North Pines will.
Possible D7:
Adelaide Uni Central United Flinders Uni Golden Grove Modbury Prince Alfred OC St Pauls OS Salisbury West Tea Tree Gully Unley
Modbury won 7 games in Div 8 and finished 6th. They have struggled in Div 7 before so I'd be staggered if they would want a return.
Modbury played finals in 2014.
But for the sake of leaving them out, you'd probably replace them with PNU, who probably have better internal structure and would be up for the challenge.
The Big Shrek wrote:Disappointing effort by Salisbury if this is true. Wonder what the explanation is?
When is the last time that every grade has abided by the traditional promotion and relegation? Feels like over the last half decade it's become a circus of certain clubs deciding where they want to play
Q. wrote:My mail is that Salisbury West will get the numbers. I doubt that North Pines will.
Possible D7:
Adelaide Uni Central United Flinders Uni Golden Grove Modbury Prince Alfred OC St Pauls OS Salisbury West Tea Tree Gully Unley
Modbury won 7 games in Div 8 and finished 6th. They have struggled in Div 7 before so I'd be staggered if they would want a return.
Modbury played finals in 2014.
But for the sake of leaving them out, you'd probably replace them with PNU, who probably have better internal structure and would be up for the challenge.
We wouldn't want to go up to Div 7 IMO.
Our C's won it, but had close games all year and our D grade got pumped and struggled for numbers particularly as the year went on.
What would be the point of going up and risking 30 players from our footy club by exacerbating this issue? Promotion and relegation with the C and D grade sides shouldn't work the same as the A and B. A club with teams that would be competitive in both 7 and 7R would be better suited.
edit.... if we picked up more depth and would be competitive in 7R it would be different.
Giving clubs a "choice " of what div they play makes a mockery of the promotion relegation system! If you make the gf you should go up if you finish in the relegation zone you go down its as simple as that! I understand special circumstances will happen from time to time but having teams choose their division every year is a joke! I actually applaud kilburn for sticking it out in div3 !
Footy Chick wrote:I have a feeling it's not so much Salisbury putting their foot down to stay down but taking an opportunity because Seaton wanted to stay up.
Why does Seaton wanting to stay up mean anything they finished 9th and should be in div 4 sailsbury finished 2nd and should be in div 3 end of story
Q. wrote:My mail is that Salisbury West will get the numbers. I doubt that North Pines will.
Possible D7:
Adelaide Uni Central United Flinders Uni Golden Grove Modbury Prince Alfred OC St Pauls OS Salisbury West Tea Tree Gully Unley
Modbury won 7 games in Div 8 and finished 6th. They have struggled in Div 7 before so I'd be staggered if they would want a return.
Modbury played finals in 2014.
But for the sake of leaving them out, you'd probably replace them with PNU, who probably have better internal structure and would be up for the challenge.
We wouldn't want to go up to Div 7 IMO.
Our C's won it, but had close games all year and our D grade got pumped and struggled for numbers particularly as the year went on.
What would be the point of going up and risking 30 players from our footy club by exacerbating this issue? Promotion and relegation with the C and D grade sides shouldn't work the same as the A and B. A club with teams that would be competitive in both 7 and 7R would be better suited.
edit.... if we picked up more depth and would be competitive in 7R it would be different.
I'm gonna go out on a limb and say that D7R is a pretty weak comp. The B-grades in it have often struggled against the D-grades.
Also, with it likely that D7 will cap at 21 players, it will only make the D-grades stronger again.
Div 8 is pure C&D comp... Unley unlikely to seek promotion as we want to play our C's and D's amonst other similar clubs for a whole heap of valid reasons.
BigB wrote:Div 8 is pure C&D comp... Unley unlikely to seek promotion as we want to play our C's and D's amonst other similar clubs for a whole heap of valid reasons.
I think there's a reasonable chance that D8 will not exist or will be in a radically different form next year. I would be very unsurprised if the top 6-7 teams in Div 8 in 2015 aren't in D7 with Flinders Uni etc in 2016. If Unley wants to play against clubs in a similar position's C Grade I dare say they'll (i.e TTG, PAOC, Old Iggies, PNU) be more than likely to be in D7
Footy Chick wrote:I have a feeling it's not so much Salisbury putting their foot down to stay down but taking an opportunity because Seaton wanted to stay up.
Footy Chick wrote:I have a feeling it's not so much Salisbury putting their foot down to stay down but taking an opportunity because Seaton wanted to stay up.
Why do Seaton even get that choice?
From the Rule & Regs as approved by the clubs each year
37.5 Either of the Member Clubs playing in the Grand Final may choose not to be promoted in the following season provided that such an option has not been exercised by that Member Club in the previous season and that a Member Club occupying either of the lowest two positions on the premiership table at the end of the minor round of matches in the Division above the Member Clubs to be promoted chooses to remain in the same Division for the following season provided such Member Club has not exercised this option in the previous season
Footy Chick wrote:I have a feeling it's not so much Salisbury putting their foot down to stay down but taking an opportunity because Seaton wanted to stay up.
Why do Seaton even get that choice?
From the Rule & Regs as approved by the clubs each year
37.5 Either of the Member Clubs playing in the Grand Final may choose not to be promoted in the following season provided that such an option has not been exercised by that Member Club in the previous season and that a Member Club occupying either of the lowest two positions on the premiership table at the end of the minor round of matches in the Division above the Member Clubs to be promoted chooses to remain in the same Division for the following season provided such Member Club has not exercised this option in the previous season
So it was Salisbury's choice then first of all, then Seaton agreed to stay up? That's different to what FC's post was alluding to
