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It’s 150m long and in fact same dimensions as the second oval at Yeronga

There are two full size fully lit ovals at Mayne

It’s easier to handle a smashing if it doesn’t involve the 2hour drive up to the Sunny coast and 1 1/2 drive back

Ferny had a Div 1 U16’s around 2011, But also Mayne in Div1 and with a Div3 side just down the road at Enoggera

Yes clubs in Brisbane are at a major disadvantage both financially and volunteer time, when we have to pay to water, top dress, mow, upgrade lights, put lights in car parks and you go up to Sunshine coast and Moreton bay the councils does the lot. Any club in Brisbane who has success has had to...

Couldn't they do 3 Friday night divisions, 17 is to much for 1 div

Plain or cheese?

Cool story, should start with Once upon a time.....

There is a big difference between grounds in the Brisbane Council area and those outside and the assistance they get from their councils, just have to see Redcliffes, Moreton Bays and Brendale the see what could be done. To grow the game all the grounds in BCC need to brought up to a minimum...

Maybe for those aspiring Saturday comp clubs, could play in Div 3 with the Div 4 team as the seniors and the Div 5 as the reserves?

If that was all that was required. The lights on the main oval were put in last century and dont meet the standards required for Senior night football.

Four good picks ups, at lot of young talent can play both U18's and seniors. However it will be hard for other clubs to compete with gifts of $6000 plus to individual players.

The players dont bring there own grog. I would say that the relationship between Mayne and Everton Juniors is very good. The new change rooms have been built through both clubs working together and there number of Everton juniors moving into Mayne U18's. Being new to Mayne I cannot fault...

In the short term the Zillmere need to stay in the comp and if not perhaps Aspley can fill that role however in the long term we need to two functioning State League teams north of the river one around Zillmere and another around the central Brisbane region. Ideally if Mayne had remained at...

I agree that Sandgate, Mayne, Zillmere and Grange all have both history and a soul. People play with these clubs for more than just money (in most cases no money). My experiance down south when the money ran out the non clubmen left to chase the cash. So to see these clubs survive is a real...

With the possible loss of the only State League side on the northside, makes it difficult for both the growth of the game and development opportunities for juniors north of the river. The AFLQ must have a strategy for AFL in Brisbane that allows for the long term future of top level football in...

Not sure what the thinking is at the AFLQ, when they created a 8 team state league and a 12 team Pineapple Cup with only one State league team north of the river, causing the reduction of pathways for juniors on the Northside. I await with interest on what happens and seeing their long term...