Well it’s definitely out of the ordinary if you’re confirming the coach is departing….
NFNL 2024 Div 1 discussion
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The money is very very good and tax free.
30k is an extra $570 tax free on top of your wage every week all year…
Surprised to see Bundoora rercruit Philp in the reserves on weekend. If not playing VFL why would he been the reserves?
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Couldnt they drop someone to fit him in? Would have been better off not playing at all in the Bundoora Reserves.
“For each season of service to the club (minimum 5 senior or reserves games per season), even if not in consecutive years, until the player reaches 1 point”
Is why id imagine
I kniw the rules but I would have thought with the situation they are in yiu would play someone like that in the seniors
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It can come at a cost though.,,it’s not windfall money.
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Returning from a longer term injury, maybe played very managed minutes
Thanks but 10 mins of quality each qtr in seniors would be better than reserves footy limited game time
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Who knows, maybe Borough released him with conditions?
Probably wasn’t even at the ground.
Plenty of people love it. Not for the mentally soft but plenty have coached at local levels for 10+ seasons
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Liam Hunt or Kasey Duncan?
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Well there you go with 2 heads could have managed being at both grounds.
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Kasey Duncan is very highly regarded at the kennel
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Anything come of this??
Been very quiet doesn't surprise me the league have said zip
Looks like something has been done. Don’t have access. Think Mr crane is a go to for full articles.
Will be interesting to see outcome
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The Northern Football Netball League has confirmed a range of sanctions for the brawl between Panton Hill and Bundoora under-19s.
A melee broke out following the final siren at Cracknell Reserve on July 6 and escalated when spectators stormed the field and attacked Panton Hill players.
Video of the incident captured people jumping the fence and throwing punches, knocking one Redbacks player to the ground.
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The incident occurred in front of league chairman Scott Walker and football operations manager Jeff Downes.
As a result, Bundoora’s under-19s have been stripped of all premiership points accumulated this season.
The Bulls had won two matches in Division 3.
The league has also handed down a number of suspensions and fines.
Three Bundoora players have been suspended, while the spectators involved have also been banned.
The Bulls have been fined and directed to co-ordinate a Pat Cronin Foundation welfare session.
Panton Hill has also been fined for its involvement in a melee.
In confirming the penalties, the NFNL said it now considered the matter closed and would not be making further comment.
Bundoora president Paul King said the matter was closed and no comment would be made regarding the league findings.
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Panton Hill president Jayson Burleigh had no comment on the findings but would continue to ask his players to promote a safe environment.
“I will continue to support the health and well-being of my players and to continue to guide them to uphold the Panton Hill FNC inclusive and safe environment and very strong community-based culture that everyone can feel safe to enjoy.
“The Pat Cronin Foundation “Be Wise” message really rings true.
“We will continue to promote this very important message as we have done since the foundation was established.”
FULL LEAGUE STATEMENT
The Northern Football Netball League (NFNL) has released a statement following the conclusion of its investigation regarding the Under 19.5’s football match between Panton Hill and Bundoora on Saturday, July 6th, 2024.
With the investigation complete, the NFNL Board of Directors has imposed sanctions and penalties on both the Bundoora Football Netball Club and Panton Hill Football Netball Club, as well as relevant players and spectators who were involved in an incident that occurred at the end of the match.
Three registered Bundoora FNC Under 19.5’s players have been suspended, and the Bundoora FNC Under 19.5’s team have been deducted all premiership points that have been accumulated in the 2024 season and were also fined.
Bundoora FNC will also coordinate a Pat Cronin Foundation welfare session.
Both clubs were fined for their involvement in a melee which occurred after the final siren.
The NFNL now consider this matter closed and will not be making further comments regarding this investigation
Ouch, big penalty stripping the second bottom team with 0% chance of finals of their points 
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What were the fine amounts I wonder?Ouch, big penalty stripping the second bottom team with 0% chance of finals of their points
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Hearing Bundoora will forfeit their seconds for tomorrow’s match at Heidelberg, why wouldn’t they forfeit the U/19s play what ever amount of them in the seconds to make up the numbers . Not fielding a second side is a bad look, nobody would notice if their U/19s forfeit.Ouch, big penalty stripping the second bottom team with 0% chance of finals of their points
Bad bad look for Div 1 . League should make them play reserves!!!
