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That's good question Blythe...without too much thought it might create a lack of parity...let's say it is a 160K cap for all clubs and your club is fortunate enough to sign a gun playing coach- I'm not sure you can pay him with funds not connected to the 160....This system may well sound the death knell of the non playing coach...I was thinking more playing coach - Scholl, Hinkley, Thomas, Turner, Kol, without going back to the 70's and earlier.
BurdettAgree Caritas - it is a disgrace that a city the size of Warrnambool cannot have a decent playing surface. The council hasn't seemed to put any focus into any of the ovals. I remember seeing some soccer pitches over in Adelaide that were worse than Reid oval but the Adelaide oval curator (forget his name Les ????) got to them and in no time they were pristine without any major renovation. (top dressing and plenty of fertiliser)
Doubt he could cut it in the Hampden League anymore - not sure he would have the work ethic for it.Former Maskell Medallist ruckman Rhys Raymond is a whisper be returning to Hampden League next season with reigning premiers Koroit. Could he still match it with the best in the seniors?
Doubt he could cut it in the Hampden League anymore - not sure he would have the work ethic for it.
You don't miss much mate!!Former Maskell Medallist ruckman Rhys Raymond is a whisper be returning to Hampden League next season with reigning premiers Koroit. Could he still match it with the best in the seniors?
Actually agree with you there boys, but Koroit has a good record of getting blokes with question marks surrounding them up and about ... Michael Darmody got fit for the first time in his career at Koroit for 2 years and lots of people said taking Todd McLean back was a mistake...he was probably their best player in finals series and is all kinds of healthy now just to name 2. But peer group pressure, both negative and positive is a powerful force. Time will tell
Agree Caritas, but the ability to turn Todds lifestyle off the ground was probably Koroits best effort. Kudos to them for it.Actually agree with you there boys, but Koroit has a good record of getting blokes with question marks surrounding them up and about ... Michael Darmody got fit for the first time in his career at Koroit for 2 years and lots of people said taking Todd McLean back was a mistake...he was probably their best player in finals series and is all kinds of healthy now just to name 2. But peer group pressure, both negative and positive is a powerful force. Time will tell
Spot on mate...we love our footy but way bigger issues at play here... but this does serve as a reminder of the power for good that sporting clubs have. It is not too big a stretch to say they can save lives ...Ultimately people have to help themselves but when a combination of genuine friendship/support, tough love and self motivation are in place, anything is possible. Easily the best news story out of Vic park in 2018.Agree Caritas, but the ability to turn Todds lifestyle off the ground was probably Koroits best effort. Kudos to them for it.
Hurts to say it but looks like Darcy Graham will be heading away from the Blues camp this season and off to sunny Noosa. Big loss for us as we are steadily finding our way back into the top end of the ladder. Have heard there is another good signing on the way possibly vfl level talent. No names yet tho!
Looks like Phil Carse hasn't wasted any time..Darcy G from Blues and Blair McCutcheon from saints is the word
That’s to NEAFL at Redland yeah? Interesting!
Caritas / Blythe have you heard that Matthew Battistello is firming as new coach of South Warrnambool? Former Lake Wendouree coach and most recently U/18 Vic Country coach. I didn’t think he would be likely to be the one but according to a couple of people recently he seems to be the named most linked. I’m not sure how true.