Petrov
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Oh Petrov! How embarassing.
Please can you explain yourself a little more. Nothing embarrassing here, just your misspelling of the word.
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Oh Petrov! How embarassing.
Can you spell C G R A D E?
If relegation in the following year was the price to pay for winning an A section flag there would be quite a few clubs willing to pay it each year.
At my school we valued winning premierships all the time with our mates and then backing up the next year to try and do it again.
Did they teach you how to fish? It is way too easy to wind you blokes up.
I can feel the anger coming through, you need to calm yourselves or your journey to the dark side will be complete.
To answer the previous question from Paul Kaos, a club does not have to pay a price for a premiership. It was just a suggestion that if there was a price to pay, many clubs would be willing to pay it. Unfortunately there is no choice and you can not choose to win a flag just like you can not choose to be relegated..
We all know that a school with sheilas in it isn't a real school anyway!
Sorry jogger.
You private school boys make me sick...... tell me there were no sheilas at your 'boys' school. Get a life
what are the reports from the scotch v collegians match... does anybody know?
cheeersIf you are referring to the tribunal, Thompson (Scotch) was red-carded for throwing 3-4 at Robbins' head after a scuffle.
Didn't look pretty, and i would expect a couple of weeks for Thompson.
Snake Pitters
Could any of you please fill me in on how Turtle Wilkinson ended up playing for Strathmore in the EDFL...?
About a week before the season took off to some joint called Pyramid Hill about 3 hours towards Mildura for $$$. Supposedly didn't like the travel. Realised you could get cash locally. Don't think the club and players hold any real hard feelings. Always disappointing to lose a premiership player but we all know these things happen in Ammos. You have to work out a way to move on. (Perhaps Petrov could take some notes and deliver them back to his club)
His brother is still at the Pit and enjoying another very good season down back.
Apparently it is a "typical cycle"... at OH anyway...
1. Win Premiership
2. Players get big heads
3. Players take off to lesser leagues/clubs to get coin because they have no actual connection or love for the jumper as they were ring ins for a school with trophy's in mind rather than school pride and passion...
4. Go from premiers to laughing stock of A grade.
Only 1 bloke has gone to a lesser league chasing cash. I will let you figure out who that bloke is (it is not difficult). The others have either retired, have long term serious injuries or have gone to the VFL. We are not dwelling on this or whinging we are simply doing what we can to limit the damage.
I admit that the scholarship debacle at the school has cost us down at OH as not many of the kids that finish in the 1st XVIII are likely to play for us as they have not had the time to build loyalty.
The problem is we have no say in the way the school runs their sporting program. Please don't blame us for the policies that the senior management of the school have implemented, they have nothing to do with the football club.
Fact is we are in a tough situation, with the new reinstatement rules that were implemented it is making it very difficult to attract quality young players who can get cash elsewhere. I think that plenty of other clubs in all grades are starting to experience this problem also.
I think you will all agree that the standard of the competition has suffered since the rule change. It places pressure on clubs to bend the rules to attract and hang on to players. It is placing a big load on Old Boy networks and some clubs do that better than others. Also the district clubs in the ammos are basically stuffed as they do not have that Old Boy network to rely on.
Is there a solution? Or do the ammos just let the school sides with the strongest Old Boy networks dominate. Obviously most of you blokes don't care because your clubs are coping well, but surely you can see the danger signals for the competition in the future.
Hmm..chelsworthgale said:Some valid points but there surely the entire school side isn't made up of scholarship players
Hmm..
Mister X, you left the caps lock on when creating your profile.
That's the button above shift on the left hand side of the keyboard.
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