Am i the only one who thinks that the MPNFL should revert back to a division system based on results rather than geographical location?
The recent results in Casey Cardinia have shown the gulf between the big clubs such as Narre and Cranny, versus the smaller clubs such as HP, and Devon in previous seasons. To a lesser extent Tooradin will struggle long term to compete.
When i first played in the MPNFL in 2004, before they reverted to the goegraphical divisions, it seemed to be far more competitive but as the years have gone on, the gulf between the haves and have nots has increased dramatically.
I know the main issue will be the travel that may be incurred, for example a team like Pakenham travelling to places such as Sorrento, but surely the league would be better off with this, than seeing 200pt drubbings every week.
The recent results in Casey Cardinia have shown the gulf between the big clubs such as Narre and Cranny, versus the smaller clubs such as HP, and Devon in previous seasons. To a lesser extent Tooradin will struggle long term to compete.
When i first played in the MPNFL in 2004, before they reverted to the goegraphical divisions, it seemed to be far more competitive but as the years have gone on, the gulf between the haves and have nots has increased dramatically.
I know the main issue will be the travel that may be incurred, for example a team like Pakenham travelling to places such as Sorrento, but surely the league would be better off with this, than seeing 200pt drubbings every week.