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NFNL 2024 Div 1 discussion
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Rugbyrobby
Debutant
McKay is a real talent. Was on Don's VFL list.
If goes to other NFL side would become a 6 pointer I reckon.
Macleod in reality needed a clean out and if that means they need to drop down so be it
To many blokes down there playing on reputations or because there was no competition for spots
If goes to other NFL side would become a 6 pointer I reckon.
Macleod in reality needed a clean out and if that means they need to drop down so be it
To many blokes down there playing on reputations or because there was no competition for spots
Another Stint in the Bush would be interesting.
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On the HS running article about recruits they have picked up:
Mackenzie Hogg: A significant coup for Macleod, securing the services of the former Northern Knights forward and one-time Carlton father-son prospect. Hogg was a mainstay in Heidelberg’s senior line-up for much of 2023, playing eight games and kicking 11 goals. However, he was forced back to reserve grade at the business end of the season and was a part of the Tigers reserves premiership – winning the grand final medal in the process.
Darcy Hogg: Joins his brother Mackenzie at DeWinton Park, jumping across from Old Carey in the VAFA. The midfield-forward remains listed at Carlton having come through the Blues’ father-son academy and Northern Knights.
Reece Jones: The rangy defender steps up to NFNL Division 1 from Division 2 finalist South Morang. Jones proved himself one of the most reliable defenders in Division 3 and 2 with the Lions and is more than capable on the rebound. Played 19 games in 2022, including South’s premiership win, but was restricted to just seven games this season.
Sam Richards: Made 11 appearances, all in the reserves, for VAFA Premier C club Old Carey this season after five senior and 10 reserve grade matches in 2022. Will add critical midfield depth for the Kangas.
Max Razums: Made two senior appearances for Old Carey in VAFA Premier C this season but spent most of the season in the reserves, kicking 12 goals in 12 games. The 6’3 utility will be a handy addition.
Cooper Clark: The former Heidelberg under-19s returns to the NFNL after a season with Wodonga Raiders in the Ovens and Murray league. Clark played 16 games, all in reserve grade, in 2023. Trained with the Kangas between trips to Wodonga last season so is already familiar to his new teammates.
Max Childs: The former Richmond NGA prospect arrives at DeWinton Park from Murray league club Echuca. Childs played 11 senior games, kicked four goals and earned a mention in the best four times this season. A pacey and clean-skilled midfield-forward.
Jake Hodgkin: Came through the ranks at Ovens and Murray club Wodonga Raiders but played for Tallangatta District outfit Mitta United this season, featuring in all 18 games and kicking 16 goals. Can play at either end of the ground and even through the middle, which will make him a valuable addition to Craig Hayes’ whiteboard.
Mackenzie Hogg: A significant coup for Macleod, securing the services of the former Northern Knights forward and one-time Carlton father-son prospect. Hogg was a mainstay in Heidelberg’s senior line-up for much of 2023, playing eight games and kicking 11 goals. However, he was forced back to reserve grade at the business end of the season and was a part of the Tigers reserves premiership – winning the grand final medal in the process.
Darcy Hogg: Joins his brother Mackenzie at DeWinton Park, jumping across from Old Carey in the VAFA. The midfield-forward remains listed at Carlton having come through the Blues’ father-son academy and Northern Knights.
Reece Jones: The rangy defender steps up to NFNL Division 1 from Division 2 finalist South Morang. Jones proved himself one of the most reliable defenders in Division 3 and 2 with the Lions and is more than capable on the rebound. Played 19 games in 2022, including South’s premiership win, but was restricted to just seven games this season.
Sam Richards: Made 11 appearances, all in the reserves, for VAFA Premier C club Old Carey this season after five senior and 10 reserve grade matches in 2022. Will add critical midfield depth for the Kangas.
Max Razums: Made two senior appearances for Old Carey in VAFA Premier C this season but spent most of the season in the reserves, kicking 12 goals in 12 games. The 6’3 utility will be a handy addition.
Cooper Clark: The former Heidelberg under-19s returns to the NFNL after a season with Wodonga Raiders in the Ovens and Murray league. Clark played 16 games, all in reserve grade, in 2023. Trained with the Kangas between trips to Wodonga last season so is already familiar to his new teammates.
Max Childs: The former Richmond NGA prospect arrives at DeWinton Park from Murray league club Echuca. Childs played 11 senior games, kicked four goals and earned a mention in the best four times this season. A pacey and clean-skilled midfield-forward.
Jake Hodgkin: Came through the ranks at Ovens and Murray club Wodonga Raiders but played for Tallangatta District outfit Mitta United this season, featuring in all 18 games and kicking 16 goals. Can play at either end of the ground and even through the middle, which will make him a valuable addition to Craig Hayes’ whiteboard.
No offence to Old Carey, but picking up their reserves players from VAFA third division will not substantially improve a Div 1 list.
How??
Going from a Div 1 team to a Div 1 team adds a point to that player.
So if he was a 6 pointer last year and transfers to a team in the same division he will stay as a 6 pointer.
Got you. I genuinely had no idea of that rule.
Some decent pick ups but some pick ups who probably would be ok for Lalor.
Macleod, WP and Eltham will fight relegation for mine.
Can anyone tall me, isnt the figures, Profit / Loss meant to be in the annual report? Doesnt seem to be in the league one that you can download.
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They have hidden that for years and got away with it. All other leagues post it, NFNL, defient of CAV requirements love hiding their wet lunches and kickbacks from Preston.
However unless clubs kickback and ask why the financials are not public (and in accordance with CAV requirements) they get away with doing and hiding what they want.
I dont trust them, never have since old mate Floydey did his thing.
footys back home
Team Captain
Financial figures are in the hard copies given out the AGM
footys back home
Team Captain
overall profit mid 300k
- Aug 24, 2008
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- 1,093
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Lucky they fine volunteers for small mistakes on team sheets then.
kickthething
Brownlow Medallist
First time seeing an NFNL annual report?
No just haven’t read one for a while and last I saw there were profit loss in it if I remember correctly . Does it matter if first time or not ? All business annual reports have this info in them
Where is Brandt off tooo?
- Aug 24, 2008
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Rumour I heard was work in QLD.
- Aug 24, 2008
- 2,149
- 1,093
- AFL Club
- Western Bulldogs
- Other Teams
- Panther, Arsenal
What crowd we expecting at War memorial on Good Friday? Will be as big as it gets for local footy.
Why? Two non finals playing teams
Will be the biggest H&A crowd by a long way
More like two clubs both with big supporter bases who haven't played each other in 6 years.
nicegaryyy
Cancelled
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Would say Shelley Street will be fairly chockers, especially given twilight start.
Why not a genuine night game? Would be good for people to be able to get there following their team playing.
