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Quality blokes! Cheers, so do I!

I sense, the return of the Ruckman league medallist era that plagued us for too many years. very easy for an umpire to give votes to the bloke that they see the most of each game, irrespective of how well they play

It was clearly written by someone with near on zero local knowledge or passion for the North Central. Just another in the list of red crosses for the concept of Central administration.

doesn’t always works like that, there will be big supporters of both entities that don’t have the passion for the merged entity, that they did for the individual.

Devils? better check with WB first.

There are reasons why Quamby opted to fold, as opposed to investigate a potential merge. I am not on top of those reasons, but I would imagine they still exist a year later, if not more exacerbated, now that the player and volunteer base has spread to various other clubs in the area .

Well actually, three completely separate entities, who just happen to do a bit of coordination throughout the season. I think we are most likely to see a bit of selective ground allocations, based on the hockeys impact to the gate. I’d imagine the clubs with the biggest hockey following will be...

May 11

Forgot to add text to other post - I guess to give you a bit of an idea, looking at the Luc Maps, the “worst light” on LNP, surpasses the average brightness of the Boort setup.

Which company were responsible for your build?

You’re slipping mate!

even so, bit hard to get your coaching accreditation renewed, if you can’t pass a WWC

You might be closer to the money than you think. I think the bottom two games are a toss of a coin, based on the information we have in front of us as we speak. Obviously, I’d hope that we are thereabouts with the red hot Saveloys as well.

You can work it out yourself AFL 6 State League 5 U18s 4 Community Footballer 3 Twos Footballer 2 Local or been out of game for over 36 months 1 + 1 for coming from a premium league, 3 (2 other) clubs in 3 years, transferring within a league

not even close, they were once a powerhouse for a lot of years, beating some very very reputable teams along the journey

I believe my information yesterday was incorrect, Mellington looks to be the one

it might also be three clubs in three years, if they count his registration to Donald last year, that’s another point potentially also points for transferring from one club to another club in the same competition.

NFI, Just what someone mentioned earlier. [emoji1745]

Farmer certainly isn’t big either. Adam Thompson played that role a bit too, he’s not huge himself.

Someone mentioned earlier today, farmer may not be staying

36 months is the threshold, also transferring out of Donald, which “to the letter of the law” adds a point

Nully also had 9 players @ 2 or more points last year, so automatically before they start (assuming they’re all staying) their 40/42 in the grand final goes back to 31/42 Sea Lakes 31 goes back to 28

Yep, who knew, A bus load of melbourne/geelong players care factor for the NCFL ends where the brown paper bags do

The difference is, the proposition above provides an actual incentive to both participate, and try and win. there are literal millions of dollars across regional and metropolitan football leagues being wasted every year, in failed tilts for that elusive premiership. there is always plenty of...

One bloke around the competition once told me “Keeping under the cap is a Thursday night problem”

The most substantial gap is going to be between 3 and 4. They’re so far ahead of the pack.

can they afford to invite that mates old man? Costly Bar tab for the froffies