Reallocation of boundaries

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Re: Reallocation of boundaries

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Ian wrote:
wedgetail wrote:Kids going to school in Henley Beach, Fulham etc and their parents will just love travelling to Hallett Cove for example on Sat morns to play Footy.
It IS about the schools and kids going to those schools affected as I can see some parents saying 'stuff this', we'll just play club on Sunday or soccer.



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Henley to Hallett Cove is hardly a day trip FFS

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Ian wrote:
wedgetail wrote:Kids going to school in Henley Beach, Fulham etc and their parents will just love travelling to Hallett Cove for example on Sat morns to play Footy.
It IS about the schools and kids going to those schools affected as I can see some parents saying 'stuff this', we'll just play club on Sunday or soccer.



Boo Hoo!

Henley to Hallett Cove is hardly a day trip FFS


You would be surprised at how many sheltered city folk that think differently.....
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You would be surprised by how many think Gawler to Adelaide is a day trip.
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It's a 45-minute trip to Henley from here. Gotta love the Expressways.
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If we lived in any other city in Australia, people would think a 45 minute drive was like walking next door.

As a kid our longest trip to play footy was 130km and the closest was 50km.
The last year there my youngest brother started at 8:30 in the U13's, my other brother and I had to wait for the U15's to finish before we took the field in the U17's, Dad was head trainer so we were there until the A's finished at about 5pm, I also used to run the boundary for the A's

plenty of other competitions drive a lot further than we did, time for a few of the city folk to HTFU
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Ian wrote:...... my other brother and I had to wait for the U15's to finish before we took the field in the U17's, Dad was head trainer so we were there until the A's finished at about 5pm, I also used to run the boundary for A's


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wedgetail wrote:Kids going to school in Henley Beach, Fulham etc and their parents will just love travelling to Hallett Cove for example on Sat morns to play Footy.
It IS about the schools and kids going to those schools affected as I can see some parents saying 'stuff this', we'll just play club on Sunday or soccer.


Are you serious?

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Mark_Beswick wrote:West have been hit terribly too!
Glenelg now has Henley Beach High, Saint Michaels College, Sacred Heart *2, Immanual College and Westminster College > All footy schools.
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Where you play isn't based on where you go to school, it's where you live, so clubs do not have "schools" so to speak...
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maxyoz wrote:
Ian wrote:...... my other brother and I had to wait for the U15's to finish before we took the field in the U17's, Dad was head trainer so we were there until the A's finished at about 5pm, I also used to run the boundary for A's


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How will the centrals zone change?
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Saw South announce yesterday they have claimed some of Glenelg's zone around Hallet Cove as part of the 5 year review, anyone seen any announcement about other changes to zones?
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Dutchy wrote:Saw South announce yesterday they have claimed some of Glenelg's zone around Hallet Cove as part of the 5 year review, anyone seen any announcement about other changes to zones?
Think Centrals are getting some of eagles zone in Adelaide Plains league. They'll stuff it up and want more area again in a couple years
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beef wrote:
Dutchy wrote:Saw South announce yesterday they have claimed some of Glenelg's zone around Hallet Cove as part of the 5 year review, anyone seen any announcement about other changes to zones?
Think Centrals are getting some of eagles zone in Adelaide Plains league. They'll stuff it up and want more area again in a couple years
Looks like it's "fxxk the Eagles around again. It started in 1964 by letting Woodville in to a heavily loaded west of Adelaide area. It crippled West Torrens.

Then in the late seventies they took away half WTs western area and sent WT out to Tea Tree Gully/ Golden Grove, what a disaster. The likely father/sons from this area had/have no feeling or relationship with WT, especially after it was given to Norwood, as their mates went to school out there and played at North or Norwood and followed them.

Also WT Eagles were given the booming city of Whyalla as their country zone. The locals got very good jobs with very good pay and would not leave these jobs to pursue a footy career in Adelaide. WT got very little from Whyalla.

The 1991 amalgamation caused the loss of many members, although the new club has been a success on the field.

The Eagles heartland has disappeared but they managed to recover Henley Beach recently. Given the old Magpies zone now, the chances of converting Magpie supporters to the Eagles would be nil. Thank goodness kids in the zone basically have to go through the Eagles to achieve their AFL dream.

I'll be accused of whinging but the SANFL would not have treated a few other clubs this way. Just when the Eagles start to establish an area it is taken away again.
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South complained for years that our city zone was tiny and lacked an overall area that was populated by young men. In the biggest piss take of all time, the SANFL doubled the size of the zone by adding on Victoria Park. The Botanic Gardens and the then MTT tram terminal.

I am not sure that boundaries are relevant in this day and age. There were ways around them then and there are ways around them now. That said I do not have a workable alternative that is simply not a free for all.
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I'm not too concerned re the boundary changes, so long as we don't lose our Wingfield area and surrounds, where we've built our 2nd home ground.

It is no coincidence that the three least supported clubs (West, Eagles, South) have over their history been shifted and shafted more than the other clubs.

PS. They should get rid of the AFL teams, bring Port District in to represent that area and let Tea Tree Gully and Golden Grove nominate to be the 10th SANFL club.
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Interesting that South pick up more area when they have huge population growth happening and will continue to happen right in the middle of their zone
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Aerie wrote:I'm not too concerned re the boundary changes, so long as we don't lose our Wingfield area and surrounds, where we've built our 2nd home ground.

It is no coincidence that the three least supported clubs (West, Eagles, South) have over their history been shifted and shafted more than the other clubs.

PS. They should get rid of the AFL teams, bring Port District in to represent that area and let Tea Tree Gully and Golden Grove nominate to be the 10th SANFL club.
Clubs are losing parts of their zone but you want every club to lose another chuck of theirs to accommodate two new clubs?
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Woodville oval will be in another zone soon. Traditional area going to other clubs . :(
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goddy11 wrote:Woodville oval will be in another zone soon. Traditional area going to other clubs . :(
The SANFL are gradually but surely working over the West Torrens/Eagles FCs to rid them of former heartland areas and their historical significance.
Trimmer Parade is now a northern boundary for West Adelaide. Woodville/West Torrens have lost areas like Seaton and Findon traditionally associated with the Eagles with this change. Trimmer Parade is a Lindsay Head stab pass from Woodville Oval.
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Pag wrote:
Aerie wrote:I'm not too concerned re the boundary changes, so long as we don't lose our Wingfield area and surrounds, where we've built our 2nd home ground.

It is no coincidence that the three least supported clubs (West, Eagles, South) have over their history been shifted and shafted more than the other clubs.

PS. They should get rid of the AFL teams, bring Port District in to represent that area and let Tea Tree Gully and Golden Grove nominate to be the 10th SANFL club.
Clubs are losing parts of their zone but you want every club to lose another chuck of theirs to accommodate two new clubs?
You just divide by 10 instead of divide by 8. The standard is shot anyway. You get a team representing Port that are heart and soul Port and currently the best club outside of the SANFL. You get a team where there always should have been in the north-eastern suburbs - either established in TTG or the new kids on the block in Golden Grove with facilities upgrades. Eagles get shifted back to where they've always been instead of representing the Wingfield dump and surrounding areas.
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