Start as East and West this year with 8 in each and the two Top 4's would become Division 1 the following year and the rest play in Division 2.
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Start as East and West this year with 8 in each and the two Top 4's would become Division 1 the following year and the rest play in Division 2.
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What would your Top 8 look like Dairy? Strsthy vs Katty GF on the Cards?
Strathy, Katty, Waaia, then a chook raffle, I think will be a big gap after the top three. A few clubs are struggling from a few rumours I’ve heard.
By seasons end Tungamah we’re as good as any and appear to have improved again .
I’d think as per any year a tad less than a 1/3rd will go backwards , bit better than a 1/2 will hold or improve slight and the remainder will improve significantly .
Are the PDFL clearances available for the general public to see anywhere Roar?
As you are aware I have asked the same question upon the GVL thread and it appears they are not available on the playHq system .
Forgot about Tungamah, but would be surprised if anyone else would get close to that top four
Seems a couple of Leagues have them up but most don't. Obviously a teething problem of the new system.
Which leagues have them , the only options I can see on any I’ve viewed is results or ladders .
VAFA & Essendon are the two I've seen.
Just looked , is still upon sportstg . Assume metro is staying with sportstg at least for this year ?
Could be the case the Southern League also seem to be still using the old format too.
Sam Ferguson to Tungamah will be a handy inclusion too. Been Appointed Ass Coach.
Whats the crack
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How are clubs shaping up?
Any preseason games underway yet?
Any preseason games underway yet?
I see on facebook tonite , BERRIGAN has sent out a SOS for players saying they havent got numbers to fill a senior side , yet alone a reseve grade side , and thirds ....I ass, what is going on down therf in my old hometown
For clarity is from Berrigan NETBALL club and doesn’t mention juniors .
Yes your right ,, did not see the netball side of the club
Running on Empty
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Any news on how Mathoura is going as it was looking for committee and players
How would Blighty be travelling they have had it tough the past couple of years
How would Blighty be travelling they have had it tough the past couple of years
Both are struggling like a few others going to be a one sided comp this year
Whats the crack
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Big gap between the haves and have-nots?
Not just in our league but a few leagues. I think the way things are heading is that we have probably 5-7 to many clubs for the populations of rural towns. You only have to look at Benella and Mooroopna to see that country footy is in big trouble (shepp bears/untied as well). There is a number of factors that come into play but if this year is another non finish year then i think the number of clubs to go around again will be a lot less. Senior sides are easy to fill but junior and reserve sides is a whole other problem.
I'm losing count but there would have to be at least 12-18 'call to arms' messages sent out by clubs in the past four weeks in Victoria alone. Add to that a handful in Tassie as well.
As you say, if we cannot get a full season then I wouldn't think it would be fanciful to see as many as a dozen senior clubs take their final bow in 2022 (either on the field or as a non-starter). Some of these clubs may be lucky enough to keep their traditions alive as part of a merger but some may not get that chance.
Already, Kaniva-Leeor United and Nhill are going to amalgamate at the end of this season as they both see the writing on the wall in their region and it's just a matter of what the new club name and nickname will be and what league they play in.
As you say, if we cannot get a full season then I wouldn't think it would be fanciful to see as many as a dozen senior clubs take their final bow in 2022 (either on the field or as a non-starter). Some of these clubs may be lucky enough to keep their traditions alive as part of a merger but some may not get that chance.
Already, Kaniva-Leeor United and Nhill are going to amalgamate at the end of this season as they both see the writing on the wall in their region and it's just a matter of what the new club name and nickname will be and what league they play in.
