Yikes. I thought Brighton would be better than thatBrighton had a good second qtr last night vs Clarence but ultimately lost by over 20 goals I would say in a 5 qtr game.
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Yikes. I thought Brighton would be better than thatBrighton had a good second qtr last night vs Clarence but ultimately lost by over 20 goals I would say in a 5 qtr game.
They held their own for large parts of the first two quarters and were missing a few. The talk is they will be Div 1 next year. Facilities and junior program all better than it ever has been.Yikes. I thought Brighton would be better than that
Answer: No.Kingpin would definitely know for sure, but I am not sure that it has happened. I could be wrong.
The club is pleased to welcome our new Club Reserves Coach Will Perry for Season 2023.
Will returns to the HFC, already well known to our members after coaching the club's Under 18s side to an undefeated Premiership season in 2017; before taking on line coaching roles with Lauderdale and North Hobart in the TSL.
Perry received the SFL Coach of the Year Award in 2017 and will be a valued addition to our Club. He has already commenced recruiting for Season 2023 and beyond, and has had positive indications that 10 of his past players will return to the club.
Training this week returns to the Tuesday and Thursday 6pm time slot, player and supporters tea on Thursday night.
See you there #AGreatTradition
Tonight the SFL Board met to discuss a request from the Hobart Football Club to be given permission to play reserves only in 2023.
The Board endorsed Hobart’s request and agreed to allow the club to field a stand alone reserves team for the 2023 season and allow them the time to ensure they are able to return to a seniors and reserves model in 2024.
The Board also agreed in Hobart Football Club permitting senior players to other clubs for the 2023 season to allow them to pursue their football careers this year whilst allowing the Hobart Football club the opportunity to discuss with those permitted players the plans for the 2024 season at the conclusion of the 2023 season and provide those players an option to either return to the HFC or to continue their football journey at another club under the normal club transfer and clearance arrangements.
There will also be discussions with clubs regarding rostering of the Hobart games to maximize the benefits for all clubs.
We acknowledge this is an unusual set of circumstances facing the club and commend the work of the Hobart Football club faithful for coming together and doing the work required to take the first step in ensuring the clubs long term survival.
The SFL Executive will work with the Hobart Football Club to develop pathways and identify areas to be addressed to give them the best chance to return to full playing capacity in 2024.
The SFL, on behalf of all the SFL Clubs, thank the football community for their support of the Hobart Football Club during what has been a extremely difficult time for the club.
All clubs are looking forward to the competition getting under way in the Mens comp on Good Friday and the Women’s leagues soon after in what will be a bumper season.
That would've been their senior coach.He quit because he wanted to play senior footy. Gone to Claremont
Wait what?The funny part is that Hobart now has more than enough to field a Seniors and Reserves side with 15 more coming last night
That’s exactly what they are doing as Hobart want a ressies team only.Surely they’re not keeping the current roster and having byes when they play Hobart? With eight senior teams now, it’s the perfect chance to have no byes at all.
Haven’t been done since 1955Would be funny if Hobart won the reserves.