Ha ha definitely some AFLVIC staff on here this morning trying to defend the indefensible
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Ha ha definitely some AFLVIC staff on here this morning trying to defend the indefensible
Another round next week of a dogshit comp continues
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The leagues struggling but the comments would be vastly different from some if their team was winning.Why follow it then?
The leagues struggling but the comments would be vastly different from some if their team was winning.
Discuss.
Went to the Castlemaine V Gisborne game yesterday and enjoyed a good game at a picturesque ground. Close game until the end of the third quarter when Gisborne kicked away and continued with it in the last quarter. Took my camcorder with me and recorded the last half. Here's the YouTube link to my video if you're interested. Have a look at the 2:45 minute mark of the video where No. 13 for Castlemaine attempts to take mark of the century. The Gisborne supporters sure liked sounding their cars horns whenever their team kicked a goal!! Enjoy.
I would prefer to use games played as a guide to drop points not by the season. If a player drops a point every 20 games played it stops VFL players coming in, playing 5 games and dropping a point the following year. Same with fly in players only playing the games clubs choose and then dropping a point.OK.
You are the AFL person responsible for the points system state wide. Let's blow up the current system and start again using the attached as a starting point.
I have made a slight tweak to the 2 and 3 point allocations from the attached.
Club Points
* Base figure of 38 points
* Clubs that have not played finals in three years - 42 pts (reduce by 2 per year after making finals until they return to 38)
* Clubs that have not played finals in five years - 44 pts (reduce by 3 per year after making finals until they return to 38).
* No player point deductions for the first three years at a club.
Player Point Allocation
1 - locals
3 - recruited players
4 - ex state league players (VFL, SANFL, WAFL, etc)
6 - ex AFL
What is not spelled out in the attachment in the reference to loyalty is that a player's points cannot be reduced until they start their fourth season at the same club.
Discuss.
I would prefer to use games played as a guide to drop points not by the season. If a player drops a point every 20 games played it stops VFL players coming in, playing 5 games and dropping a point the following year. Same with fly in players only playing the games clubs choose and then dropping a point.
Couldnt be further from the truth re who I am. Ps Sandhurst not whinging you are yet again.One of them left Sandhurst, must be culture issues there as well I suppose.
You would have to be an AFL CV employee.
No one could argue that situation is anything other than the antithesis of the intention of the points system.
It is a perfect example of an abject failure of policy and it’s ridiculous to suggest otherwise.
Hear on the radio there is a circus in Castlemaine. Surely if you need a new direction in life take your face paint or a shovel down there and you will be made most welcome.Ha ha definitely some AFLVIC staff on here this morning trying to defend the indefensible
Another round next week of a dogshit comp continues
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Yep anyone else who pays an ex AFL player or a decent player to play is paying over the salary cap.Why not just have instead of points a minimum amount of 1 point players, so gisborne, square, strath, Eaglehawk and sandy need a minimum 16, 1 point players.
South, flat and castlemaine 12, 1 pointers and Maryborough 8.
You become a 1 point player if you've played juniors or 100 senior games at the club.
Not sure you can be hard on gisborne, the blake name is revered at castlemaine. Yet you pay jetta with no alliance to the club, good money for a 1 off game. Treating locals not great has been happening at maine for a long time, many fringe players left when they were a power side, I remember Hughesy kicking 5 against us and 2 weeks later he was dropped.
Why not just have instead of points a minimum amount of 1 point players, so gisborne, square, strath, Eaglehawk and sandy need a minimum 16, 1 point players.
South, flat and castlemaine 12, 1 pointers and Maryborough 8.
You become a 1 point player if you've played juniors or 100 senior games at the club.
Not sure you can be hard on gisborne, the blake name is revered at castlemaine. Yet you pay jetta with no alliance to the club, good money for a 1 off game. Treating locals not great has been happening at maine for a long time, many fringe players left when they were a power side, I remember Hughesy kicking 5 against us and 2 weeks later he was dropped.
Yep anyone else who pays an ex AFL player or a decent player to play is paying over the salary cap.
Hear on the radio there is a circus in Castlemaine. Surely if you need a new direction in life take your face paint or a shovel down there and you will be made most welcome.
If culture is the reason Blake left Castlemaine, why did he leave Sandhurst?Couldnt be further from the truth re who I am. Ps Sandhurst not whinging you are yet again.
Didn't he leave sandhurst to play for he's "home club" castlemaine, didn't he play at sandhurst from schooling and switching over for pios? Also won a flag at slags didn't he?If culture is the reason Blake left Castlemaine, why did he leave Sandhurst?
Played 2 years at Sandhurst after leaving Castlemaine under instruction from the Pioneers as part of the cartel operation. My point is, not every player changes clubs due to culture reasons.Didn't he leave sandhurst to play for he's "home club" castlemaine, didn't he play at sandhurst from schooling and switching over for pios? Also won a flag at slags didn't he?
Played 2 years at Sandhurst after leaving Castlemaine under instruction from the Pioneers as part of the cartel operation. My point is, not every player changes clubs due to culture reasons.
I have recently moved to the Bendigo area and find it quite sad that there are a lot of clubs around the district that can't field junior sides yet other clubs in town have so many numbers that they field more than one team. In a perfect world every club would be limited to one side per age group and then the players would filter out into the district clubs. But we are not in a perfect world and I can see that if that happened then the participation levels would drop because who could be bothered driving little Timmy and Tommy an extra half hour to play a game out at Bridgewater or Newbridge or Colbo. This is one of the main reasons country footy is dying because there is no local connection therefore clubs need to pay more to get players in when they are older and then a vicious cycle begins
I don't disagree, that is why I said in a perfect world they would filter out but because it's not the participation rates would drop. There are so many things for young (and older) people to do these days that it creates a very different landscape than yesteryear. Nothing wrong with it but unfortunately that is one of a few reasons that will lead to the extinction of a lot of clubs and a few leagues over the next decade. That has happened many times before so it is nothing new but I would still like to see some sort of plan from this new council to see what they have in mind for football in the regionThey don’t filter out to other clubs though. If they don’t have a connection to a club or have friends there they just don’t play