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This is an old post but hopefully wrong. Can anyone confirm if this is wrong?Marcus kenny, grant sykes and andrew walsh heading to parkside fc. Money running out at apwfc?
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This is an old post but hopefully wrong. Can anyone confirm if this is wrong?Marcus kenny, grant sykes and andrew walsh heading to parkside fc. Money running out at apwfc?
This is an old post but hopefully wrong. Can anyone confirm if this is wrong?
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Were did you hear this from? This site at times pedals crapp based on stirring the pot rather that usefull comment for discussion. Please in future at least look into your claim before you post as it is 100% rubbish as all the players mentioned signed up ages ago. And as previosly stated the money has not run out AW made a prfoit last year and are 100% stable and commited to a big 2014. Seems "dont spoil a good story with facts" is alive and well.
Able to name anyone that they've recruited?I dont think i've ever heard the saying "dont spoil a good story with facts". Maybe "Don't let the truth get in the way of a good stoy??"
APWFC have recruited very heavily with signings from all over the place....AFL, WAFL, Ammo's and the like. With all these players coming in, it seems as though they have lost the local flavour to there team. Local football well and truely out the window in this circumstance. I'm sure that with the players that helped to the B Grade flag in 2012 and cattle from 2013, they could be competitive. I agree, player turnover is important and recruiting players is inevitable, but with the amount of players brought in is rediculous. Starving good players (both young and old) the opportunity to play senior football and ENJOY it.
Bang.
That is the difference between Premier Division and Division 1. Premier division clubs have to change the face of playing group with outside recruitment if they want to be a Premier Division Club. In most cases you end up with 65%-80% of players from outside of the club (Greenvale a bit better on this). That's why some clubs don't mind staying in Div 1 , play finals and enjoy their football from local boys. Glenroy are a prime example of this.I dont think i've ever heard the saying "dont spoil a good story with facts". Maybe "Don't let the truth get in the way of a good stoy??"
APWFC have recruited very heavily with signings from all over the place....AFL, WAFL, Ammo's and the like. With all these players coming in, it seems as though they have lost the local flavour to there team. Local football well and truely out the window in this circumstance. I'm sure that with the players that helped to the B Grade flag in 2012 and cattle from 2013, they could be competitive. I agree, player turnover is important and recruiting players is inevitable, but with the amount of players brought in is rediculous. Starving good players (both young and old) the opportunity to play senior football and ENJOY it.
Bang.
Able to name anyone that they've recruited?
That is the difference between Premier Division and Division 1. Premier division clubs have to change the face of playing group with outside recruitment if they want to be a Premier Division Club. In most cases you end up with 65%-80% of players from outside of the club (Greenvale a bit better on this). That's why some clubs don't mind staying in Div 1 , play finals and enjoy their football from local boys. Glenroy are a prime example of this.
Glenroy seem to enjoy being the big fish in the little pond, they buy players the same as most clubs, it's just a few of their players were simply scared to play against better sides so buggered off elsewhere for a year.That is the difference between Premier Division and Division 1. Premier division clubs have to change the face of playing group with outside recruitment if they want to be a Premier Division Club. In most cases you end up with 65%-80% of players from outside of the club (Greenvale a bit better on this). That's why some clubs don't mind staying in Div 1 , play finals and enjoy their football from local boys. Glenroy are a prime example of this.
Glenroy seem to enjoy being the big fish in the little pond, they buy players the same as most clubs, it's just a few of their players were simply scared to play against better sides so buggered off elsewhere for a year.
You're right though, part of why Greenvale is so good (aside from the $$ ) is due to having depth in quality locals. Which means they can channel their recruiting into positions of need rather of having to recruit a whole side to be competitive.
They're some big shoes to fill of course but over the past 10 years they've generally been able to transition younger guys into the side to replace big name departures, there's no reason to think that this can't continue. The sheer weight of juniors coming through the club should provide enough quality to keep Greenvale there abouts for a fair while yet & judging by how often some of their VFL listed former juniors are at games, it wouldn't surprise anyone to see most of them return "home" over the next few years as well.Just hope the young juniors coming through are as good as the older ones. Rohan, Lenne, smith, burns x 2 can't play for ever. Plus there loyal imports like Kuret, smith, potter, jorgo are nearing the end of there careers too.
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Not sure how many new recruits you guys have signed but after last year from what I saw you would need at least 10 pretty good players to compete with other top clubs.
Maybe you should wait until the season starts before making all these comments anyway its about time something happened at Douttas!!!!
I hear that four greenvale premiership players were interviewed by castlemaine and all look like signingThey're some big shoes to fill of course but over the past 10 years they've generally been able to transition younger guys into the side to replace big name departures, there's no reason to think that this can't continue. The sheer weight of juniors coming through the club should provide enough quality to keep Greenvale there abouts for a fair while yet & judging by how often some of their VFL listed former juniors are at games, it wouldn't surprise anyone to see most of them return "home" over the next few years as well.
Much like Strathmore, they're a well run club who will have the occasional drop off but it's hard to see them falling away entirely.
I hear that four greenvale premiership players were interviewed by castlemaine and all look like signing
Name them then..I hear that four greenvale premiership players were interviewed by castlemaine and all look like signing
Tallan Wright and Josh Smith, I'm told?
Cheers mate.
Houlihan Brothers x 2, White (WAFL, Ex Nth Melbourne) to name a few.
As I said gents, I understand that there will inevitably be player turnover but the amount that is going on down there is crazy. Multiple players (Both current senior players and fringe players) leaving the club for senior opportunity somewhere else. Players leaving to play at a lesser standard for either $$$, more senior opportunity or both. A few questions surely need to be asked?
What about an early prediction for the top 4 and bottom for season 2014.
Will be interesting to look back at next season.
He is mine for what its worth.
1. Avondale Heights.
2. Greenvale.
3. Aberfeldie.
4. Maribyrnong Park.
Bottom. Pascoe Vale.
1. Greenvale1. Greenvale
2. Aberfeldie
3. Avondale Heights
4. Airport West
(Same as 2013)
Bottom Toss of a coin Northern Saints or Pascoe Vale?
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