2022 Adelaide Footy League- Division 1

[jo172]

To be fair to Jace and Pat they're both extremely good mates with Mark Evans. No unreasonable they'd want to go and have a kick with/under him. Note Jace went to Pembroke too

[Brodlach]

the ex-Norwood connection continues at Payneham with Brad McKenzie signed up to play

Might be offset by losing Levicki to Pembroke

And Jace Bode, must be a big cheque book at the Kings

Don’t think Bode is going now

[Jimmy_041]

the ex-Norwood connection continues at Payneham with Brad McKenzie signed up to play

Might be offset by losing Levicki to Pembroke

And Jace Bode, must be a big cheque book at the Kings

Don’t think Bode is going now

My understanding is he was only going to play B Grade anyway

[lumeqopo]

On another topic, does the Adelaide FL have or is there any chat about a jabs policy for next season. Will/should it be a club decision?

[harambe1]

On another topic, does the Adelaide FL have or is there any chat about a jabs policy for next season. Will/should it be a club decision?

please don't push this crap. the league was fine without it the last 2 years and it doesn't stop transmission so a policy for it doesn't make any sense.

[Senor Moto Gadili]

On another topic, does the Adelaide FL have or is there any chat about a jabs policy for next season. Will/should it be a club decision?

please don't push this crap. the league was fine without it the last 2 years and it doesn't stop transmission so a policy for it doesn't make any sense.

The league should have a Covid policy and that policy should state their position on vaccinations. I suspect their position would be that they encourage all participants and support staff to be vaccinated, but can't see them making it mandatory. I doubt any amateur/community sporting body is going to make vaccinations mandatory.

[Footy Chick]

On another topic, does the Adelaide FL have or is there any chat about a jabs policy for next season. Will/should it be a club decision?

please don't push this crap. the league was fine without it the last 2 years and it doesn't stop transmission so a policy for it doesn't make any sense.

The league should have a Covid policy and that policy should state their position on vaccinations. I suspect their position would be that they encourage all participants and support staff to be vaccinated, but can't see them making it mandatory. I doubt any amateur/community sporting body is going to make vaccinations mandatory.

Trainers are mandated by SASMA to be vaccinated I think..

[jo172]

I'd wager good money that the SANFL will fall in line with the AFL then we'll fall in line with the SANFL.

[Jimmy_041]

All invited

Bring your cheque book

[The Insider]

SANFL 2021 team of the year captain now at Paoc?! Is he an old scholar or friends with the likes of trengove etc? Goodness, even with other teams recruiting well it is hard to see anyone else getting close to the reds again this coming season.

[Jimmy_041]

SANFL 2021 team of the year captain now at Paoc?! Is he an old scholar or friends with the likes of trengove etc? Goodness, even with other teams recruiting well it is hard to see anyone else getting close to the reds again this coming season.

He’s a mate of the coach who’s an ex-Glenelg player

[Eagles2014]

SANFL 2021 team of the year captain now at Paoc?! Is he an old scholar or friends with the likes of trengove etc? Goodness, even with other teams recruiting well it is hard to see anyone else getting close to the reds again this coming season.

He’s a mate of the coach who’s an ex-Glenelg player

Chris Curran? Going to be unbeatable

[Jimmy_041]

Payneham Norwood Union suffers player losses ahead of 2022 Adelaide Footy League season
There’s been some significant departures at Payneham Norwood Union – but the division one grand finalists’ new coach says the list is still strong.

Patrick Keam
November 30, 2021 - 3:02PM
The Messenger

First-year Payneham Norwood Union coach Jeremy Cini says he is “buoyant” about the club’s playing stocks heading into 2022, despite the departures of a string of key A-graders.

The defeated division one grand finalists’ strong signings of Brad McKenzie and Ben Sawford has been tempered by a string of player losses.

Leading goal kicker and best and fairest Liam Davis retired along with SANFL premiership ruckman Sam Baulderstone, club stalwart Nick Jolly is set to move interstate while ex-Redlegs Kristian Roocke (Old Ignatians) and Patrick Levicki (Pembroke Old Scholars) have switched to rival Adelaide Footy League teams.

Patrick Levicki (left) and Nick Jolly (right) will both not feature for the Falcons next year.
Kristian Roocke is also on the way out at Payneham Oval.
Rising defender Max Hodges has also left to pursue league football at Norwood and star wingman Anthony Wilson will spend part of next season as a SANFL top-up player with Port Adelaide.

The Messenger understands at least three other Falcons with A-grade experience are also on the way out.

Cini said the additions of ex-North Melbourne player McKenzie and SANFL midfielder Sawford would lessen the blow of the departures.

“The guys we’ve lost in Roocke, Levicki, Jolly and Baulders, I think we’ve been able to cover with Brad, Ben Sawford and another couple we’ll hopefully announce soon,” said Cini, who took over from playing coach Jace Bode.

Injuries restricted ruckman Sam Baulderstone to 11 games this season and he has now hung up the boots.

“Then we’ve got a couple of blokes coming back who haven’t played for a few years, some guys who have played div one at other clubs previously.

“I’m pretty buoyant about where the list is at, now it’s just a matter of getting it right on field. we’re happy with where we are at.”

PNU, which went down to Prince Alfred Old Collegians in the division one grand final, plans to announce a new recruit in the coming days.

The Falcons will hit the track for their first pre-season session under the new coach next week.

Cini said the focus would be to get the squad accustomed to the new game plan with plenty of chance to break into the senior line up.

“There’s a group of probably 12 to 13 guys who have been around the fringe, knocking on the door and they’ll get the opportunity to get picked and play some more A grade footy,” he said.

PNU – premiers in 2019 – have missed the finals just once since returning to the top flight in 2015.

[Under_Scrutiny]

PAC have lost Bartlett, Brazel, Brinsley, Dalwood, Fisher and J.Pitt haven’t they?

[Bluedemon]

PAC have lost Bartlett, Brazel, Brinsley, Dalwood, Fisher and J.Pitt haven’t they?

all played in the Grand Final didnt they?

[Jimmy_041]

PAC have lost Bartlett, Brazel, Brinsley, Dalwood, Fisher and J.Pitt haven’t they?

all played in the Grand Final didnt they?

Yes

Bartlett, Brinsley & Dalwood are playing in the lower grades
I dont know about the others

[harambe1]

bump

[DOC]

tackle

[oldman]

PAC have lost Bartlett, Brazel, Brinsley, Dalwood, Fisher and J.Pitt haven’t they?

all played in the Grand Final didnt they?

Yes

Bartlett, Brinsley & Dalwood are playing in the lower grades
I dont know about the others

Playing in the lower grades for PAOC or gone to another club?

[amber_fluid]

SANFL 2021 team of the year captain now at Paoc?! Is he an old scholar or friends with the likes of trengove etc? Goodness, even with other teams recruiting well it is hard to see anyone else getting close to the reds again this coming season.

He’s a mate of the coach who’s an ex-Glenelg player

Chris Curran? Going to be unbeatable

They still run with the ‘we don’t pay players line’?