So another year has been and gone with results going the way most people thought. Terrigal had the best game plan and structure of any Premier div team this year and it showed again last Saturday.
Bishop must be laughing out loud the way he out coached the dynamic duo.
It will be interesting to see who hangs up the boots at City, Cardiff and Terrigal. It could leave the competition with a very big hole. Not sure the region has the talent to fill 5 or 6 losses to each team. It could be a very different competition next season.
Whilst people complained about the four game format and timings, I thought it proved to be very successful and I enjoyed the ability to watch four games at one venue back to back concluding with the feature Premier Div match - WELL DONE
Agree with your post and the fact Terrigal had the best structures. I reckon they have had the best structures for about 3 years, and with the retirement of the Gong last year, were a bit less predictable going inside 50 and would have no doubt exploited plenty of match ups in their forward half. They have certainly backed a heap of their ex-juniors in over the years and have been rewarded with the big prize after being so close for so long. Have always thought they were strategically the toughest to coach against and just needed to get more games in to their young blokes until they really challenged. Well done to all and good to see the trophy going down to the Central Coast for only the 3rd time since the comp began.
Good to see all clubs involved in some type of finals footy this year. It can only be a good thing that more teams are playing finals footy for the retention of players. Hopefully clubs can retain most of their players and find a few quality players who move to the area to continue to improve the standard and culture around local footy.