2025 is a bit early surely. The kids in Auskick to under 12s will barely we 18 if that.
I really hope Reservior and Lalor can start knocking off sides this year. Hopefully make those trips to their ground dangerous for sides.
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I really hope Reservior and Lalor can start knocking off sides this year. Hopefully make those trips to their ground dangerous for sides.
Lazy from what I’m led to believe.
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Have you written anything positive about a player or club??
May carry extra weight. But definitely gives his all
I tell you something dont give him the room to run for the ball from behind because you will know about it does not step side ways
That Francis will kick goals no doubt in d3. Good get for Laurimar to replace king. Goal kickers don’t grow on trees.
Spot on I know him pretty.
I would hate to be a div 3 defender.
kick top the goal kicking in 2020
Lol
Won the comp goal kicking a few years back. Imagine if he wasnt so damn lazy.........
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He will be very handy in div 3, proven goal kicker in div 1 and 2
could be fitter, wouldnt say his lazy his got one of the best kicks you ll see pretty accurate
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Thought we were talking about now and not 2016 moron
Lalor I have. On the tight track the bloods. Giving my opinion about a guy who hasn’t fired a shot for 3 years who all of a sudden is Buddy Franklin terrorising opposition defenders. Please
I hope none played in the finals series.
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Do we know who these teams are?
No idea, I can’t imagine the league named and shamed them.
Realistically reducing the cap on clubs not financial is token punishment, you can’t tell me clubs some clubs don’t use (paper bags) and league fees are second priority, success supersedes responsibility. I think what the league should do with those clubs is reduce the player points allowed, if clubs are over the points then the teams cannot be lodged, hence they can’t play. That way it forces clubs to look at blooding juniors to senior football, be more recruiting savvy, player payments are lower, points not an issue and stops clubs throwing money at external recruits which cost a lot more money and have much higher points. Clubs save money, the league gets their fees and they become much more sustainable in the long run. The points system is the key to pulling clubs in line.
I know not all clubs have juniors and financially diverse so it would clearly be a club by club investigation and common sense included
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Need to make it as simple as possible IMO
If you have not paid fees in full by June 16 2020 then you don't play for points until you are paid up. Only pick that date as it is 2 weeks before clearances close. Might be some movement required if clubs can not pay. With no real deterrent (until the following season) it is quite conceivable that you can have multiple clubs across divisions play finals despite not being a financial member of the competition. That is not right.
Yeah true, no premiership points is a good simple deterrent, also I really think the points reduction would help avoid clubs getting in too deep with player payments so they wouldn’t actually be able to recruit a gun from another comp on big money cause they may be a 4-5 pointer and cannot fit them in
The issue is punishing teams not playing for points basically could sink a side.
Teams can go through financial hardship but as long as a plans put in place you don’t want to destroy them.
Imagine if anything D3 club was told they wouldn’t be playing for points half way through. How many would have a club next year?
Teams can go through financial hardship but as long as a plans put in place you don’t want to destroy them.
Imagine if anything D3 club was told they wouldn’t be playing for points half way through. How many would have a club next year?
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I probably agree here, the competition should be trying to support clubs and educate them on how to run a club correctly, I think forcing a reduced salary cap is reasonable. Taking away points would destroy a club and players wouldnt put there body at risk. Likelihood is most clubs would fold or refuse to put teams out on the park. Look at EDFL bottom division a where Hadfield and jacana have gone into recess.
Surely the first thing any club would do is make sure they have the funds to pay league fees
Any club that is not financial then should play for no points, it just poor management and basic accounting
Melbourne Storm played for no points when they broke the salary cap, yes slightly different circumstance but still corporate governance
Any club that is not financial then should play for no points, it just poor management and basic accounting
Melbourne Storm played for no points when they broke the salary cap, yes slightly different circumstance but still corporate governance
