Bit similar to you guys, the deal ain't done yet, but hopefully can make an announcement soon. I also hope to hear some announcements from Tigerland too, it would be great to see a strong outfit take to the field over at Lancefield.
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Hey Morgs any chance Tommy negotiated getting a new pair of coaching thongs to wear to games, I know how he loves wearing the old double pluggers!You are right Blue Boy. Deal not completed yet,
I believe a couple have committed but some still to be finalised.
hopefully finalise a few names after our first training night Thursday.
Jordan Kindred keen to go again after having 12 months off.
A couple of other locals also coming back to the club after playing at a higher level.
And Daniel Frost who was well leading our B&F until he went travelling half way through last year coming back.
Lancefield AGM last night,
President Gina Morgan
VP Michael Tindley
Treasurer Chris Jolly
Secretary Di Weatherly.
Interesting article, bit rich coming from the league, I mean we could hardly blame Broadford for leaving tbh. Why wouldn’t they concentrate more on the future plans rather that putting crapola on The Roos.A parting whack!
https://www.heraldsun.com.au/leader...d/news-story/33c8fbdc09b4ac7daa41583e8ff67bf1
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Interesting article, bit rich coming from the league, I mean we could hardly blame Broadford for leaving tbh. Why wouldn’t they concentrate more on the future plans rather that putting crapola on The Roos.
Well said,as for the RDFL enticing new clubs into league,I don't like there chances.Interesting article, bit rich coming from the league, I mean we could hardly blame Broadford for leaving tbh. Why wouldn’t they concentrate more on the future plans rather that putting crapola on The Roos.
With a lot of false promises that never eventuated ... or they mighta if the guy hadn’t fled without anyone from RDFL seeking answersConsidering the league enticed them to move there in the first place
When the RDFL appeared before a hearing at AFL Victoria to try and prevent Kilmore leaving, they advised that they were looking at creating a second division in the next 5 years or so. How's that plan going?With a lot of false promises that never eventuated ... or they mighta if the guy hadn’t fled without anyone from RDFL seeking answers
I agree Doona. I think it is pretty poor form. Like when a club loses a player, you have the stage to show everyone what your really about, what the true character and values of an organisation are. To throw that out, as you say to me it is just petulant and shows the immaturity. The current Broadford committee have kept the club afloat they do not deserve that. Everyone in the RDFL circles knows they went down the path of trying to cashflow a flag. That's fine you get judged by if you win it or not. They didn't and they have been judged harshly, by players leaving or not going there, sponsorship, debt for example. Maybe Broadford should have cited back the other way the poor performance of the RDFL, poor fixturing, lack of communication, an absolute mess of the junior program, the change from 18's to 19's, no direction not to mention from all reports one of the highest league fees to play community footy. For mine, once kilmore left this was always the danger. I thought the kilmore wallan broadford was a little triangle that supported each other. I do not know footy well out that well but kilmore in and broadford out makes more sense.
Powelltown will be a touch further than Warby but you only have to do it once a year!!Broadford in some kind of way are basically returning to part of the old WNEFL which certainly was a great competition regretfull Seymour fought like cat and dog to go to the GVFL and won the next two premierships.
Avenel successfully went to the KDFL. The WNeFL disbanded after the 1976 season. Incidentally Yea was the last WNEFL premiership.Broadford who were the Bombers in the WNEFL thence of to the Riddel league in 1977. So back to the story Broadford Yea Alexandra and Thornton were all WNEFL clubs now AFL Outer East. Couple with Kinglake and Yarra glen. The travel distance is no far especially over the hill to strath creek across to flowerdale you basically there. The only travel will be to warby.
Kilmore wont return, the NFL has been quite accomodating and supportive, the juniors have aligned due to the growth of that arm of the club and with the reduction in travel and easier access to league based meetings and workshops etc it appears to have been a "win" for them to this point.
Let's not forget had they stayed the doors woulda shut as they couldn't get enough willing folk to establish a committee in the end (to play in RDFL).
I still say by not actually meeting with the HDFL Broadford have missed a huge opportunity to re-engage with important history, but as a former player coach and with stacks of family as Life Members I support what Bonnie and the young folk are doing, as they feel it's best.
The problem now is a sustainable future after the Seymour DJFL has this week been reduced to an U10/U12/U14 comp as of 2020.
Where does Broadford's 15/16/17yo kids play? Will they be lost to the game?
I'm old school and still firmly believe that major leagues play U18, district leagues play U17 and let's be honest, most these kids are quite wordly compared to 20 years back.
Some (or most) are drinking / rooting / doing what's seen as grown up things by 17 and expect to be treated as adults ... yet when it comes to footy many wanna hide in 19 and 19.5 age groups.
Anyway what's done is done, and yeh so disappointing to read the backhander dished to Bonnie by a representative of the RDFL.
my guess would be the League has not supplied full filled their expectationsI understand there are a multitude of reasons and thinking behind where clubs are choosing to play but logically how can Broadford, Wallan and Kilmore all be in different leagues.
I’m unable to read what was said by the RDFNL
Can someone enlighten me ??
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I'll see if I can find it and text it thru Skip.
Worrying times, Seymour Juniors to stop at U14s, and after the Broadford JFC enquiries to both NFL and RDFL were declined about one U16 or U17 side in 2020 with looking to enter entire club beyond ... I now hold grave fears going forward should the senior club not find an U17, reserves, seniors comp for 2021.
I think you might be spot on Skip, I also would of thought the league view was different to what was stated.It’s ok Doona I have finally read it.
I would of thought the league view may have been different to what has been stated.
But does that surprise me
Not one bit
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I think you might be spot on Skip, I also would of thought the league view was different to what was stated.
Ive always tried to see the leagues point of view on some issues that have been raised in the past because I love the RDFL and want it to be a great league going forward because it has that potential, but the comments in that article regarding Broadford were out of order, a stronger stance would have been to wish Broadford all the best and maybe speak about clubs they could target to make the RDFL stronger league going forward.
It is extremely disappointing to see Broadford leave the RDFNL as it is a far better competition for having them part of it.. and this is largely due to the tremendous quality and camaraderie that Broadford's members provide which will leave a gaping hole in the overall, quality culture that has been some strong within the RDFNL clubs.
I can imagine Broadford as a club did not make this decision lightly and I cannot wait to follow its next journey going forward.. hopefully one day it does return to the RDFNL.