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I'd have to agree that there isn't a lot of loyalty in the EDFL or any of the leagues for that matter. As long as people are willing to pay there will be always be people willing to chase the coin. The way players chop and change teams is astonishing though to a certain degree it's understandable that they'd wish to supplement their incomes as best they can or in the case of a number of players i know use it pay off uni debts etc.Just changing tact here a bit boy's, want to pose a question.
Is TRUE LOYALTY now dead and buried in the EDFL? I have no doubt that coaches/players give 100% while they are at that years chosen club, but true LOYALTY means sticking with a club through thick and thin and this is a thing of the Past.
I am not having a GO at anyone or any club as it seems to me it is right over the whole competition.
The EDFL No.1 reason for being in existence is "Community Football". Creating an enviroment where communities can come together and represent their patch of turf every Saturday/Sunday.
The EDFL loves the exposure these high profile coaches give the competition, but I wonder how many of them will be at the same club in 3-5 years time helping out in a lesser role?
Anyway good luck to any & all who can make a quid out of coaching/playing local footy, I just hope they realise it is to the detriment of the VOLUNTEERS who do stick by the Club through thick and thin.
No point complaining about the $$$'s GV,KL,MP,OP & SM(&PV) spend, that is just the current enviroment and you do what you have to to be successful.
The standard of EDFL is at an all time high, but for me the Comp has never been more stuffed
I find the worst part to be when certain blokes claim to love a particular club and that they never wish to leave yet shop themselves around every second year..