Confirmed with a Facebook post last night.Just heard from a mate who plays for Masala they might be playing clubbies this year, lost too many players over the offseason.
Back to 11 teams and odd fixture
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Confirmed with a Facebook post last night.Just heard from a mate who plays for Masala they might be playing clubbies this year, lost too many players over the offseason.
on a serious note, who's got the best canteen out of the div 3 sides?
trying to find hot chips at the div 4 canteens last year nearly made me go postal
Powerhouse worst canteen in the VAFA by a long way.Great question
Of the teams who didn't go up, you may have to find a local chip shop
Powerhouse - No
Canterbury - No, but do fire up the BBQ and sell a mean hamburger
La Trobe - No
Swinburne - Don't know
Centrals - Not sure
The deep frier seems to have gone the way of the dodo, councils not too keen for untrained volunteers to burn the place down it seems.
Thanks GY.Great question
Of the teams who didn't go up, you may have to find a local chip shop
Powerhouse - No
Canterbury - No, but do fire up the BBQ and sell a mean hamburger
La Trobe - No
Swinburne - Don't know
Centrals - Not sure
The deep frier seems to have gone the way of the dodo, councils not too keen for untrained volunteers to burn the place down it seems.
Can confirm RC have chips - and dimmies too (drool)... Early clubhouse leader for best canteenGreat question
Of the teams who didn't go up, you may have to find a local chip shop
Powerhouse - No
Canterbury - No, but do fire up the BBQ and sell a mean hamburger
La Trobe - No
Swinburne - Don't know
Centrals - Not sure
The deep frier seems to have gone the way of the dodo, councils not too keen for untrained volunteers to burn the place down it seems.
New to Melbourne this year and considering pulling on the boots. I played half a season last year. Looking for a team suggestion for a side because I don’t know what they’re like and from my limited experience, a good culture is wroth travelling an extra 5 mins for but you can’t really tell that via Facebook.
My footballing talent is shockingly underwhelming unless bouncing the ball on the run and I’ll likely be the smallest on a side. But I suppose I have some degree of pace, particularly for ressies. It is likey I’ll pull off two remarkable things in a season and being spectacularly underwhelming, albeit enthusiastic, for the rest.
Something competitive but not too competitive would be ideal with some understanding if work means I miss a game or two. Any suggestions for a side, league or level? If anyone knows of sides with a severe player shortage in the area below, I’m more than willing to play for them, too.
I live in the vicinity of Hawthorn if that helps.
Best thing you can do is head down a couple of training sessions at a few clubs - you should get a good feel for where the club is at and how welcoming they are. FWIW, I'd recommend either Richmond or Hawthorn. Both are nearby, have good culture, 3x mens teams and are welcoming to new/inexperienced players.New to Melbourne this year and considering pulling on the boots. I played half a season last year. Looking for a team suggestion for a side because I don’t know what they’re like and from my limited experience, a good culture is wroth travelling an extra 5 mins for but you can’t really tell that via Facebook.
My footballing talent is shockingly underwhelming unless bouncing the ball on the run and I’ll likely be the smallest on a side. But I suppose I have some degree of pace, particularly for ressies. It is likey I’ll pull off two remarkable things in a season and being spectacularly underwhelming, albeit enthusiastic, for the rest.
Something competitive but not too competitive would be ideal with some understanding if work means I miss a game or two. Any suggestions for a side, league or level? If anyone knows of sides with a severe player shortage in the area below, I’m more than willing to play for them, too.
I live in the vicinity of Hawthorn if that helps.
Best thing you can do is head down a couple of training sessions at a few clubs - you should get a good feel for where the club is at and how welcoming they are. FWIW, I'd recommend either Richmond or Hawthorn. Both are nearby, have good culture, 3x mens teams and are welcoming to new/inexperienced players.
Cheers for the suggestion. Canteen is a plus.Box Hill North FC (15-20mins from Hawthorn) would be a good option for you.
We have great facilities, a thirds team and a top notch canteen (with chips).
I'd second this.
Both clubs having 3 mens teams will allow you to get an idea of where you might fit in from a form/ability perspective while you find your feet in Melbourne.
I'll look at them both.Best thing you can do is head down a couple of training sessions at a few clubs - you should get a good feel for where the club is at and how welcoming they are. FWIW, I'd recommend either Richmond or Hawthorn. Both are nearby, have good culture, 3x mens teams and are welcoming to new/inexperienced players.
Probably???This will probably sound dumb but do any teams in the lower VAFA divisions pay to play? It's not a motivator for me but could be something that I weigh into a decision because in this day and age, every little bit helps.
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My footballing talent is shockingly underwhelming unless bouncing the ball on the run and I’ll likely be the smallest on a side. But I suppose I have some degree of pace, particularly for ressies. It is likey I’ll pull off two remarkable things in a season and being spectacularly underwhelming, albeit enthusiastic, for the rest.
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I did that all last season. I have no issues doing the jobs some hate.You might get paid if you also run the boundary or canteen.
Of course, that's my primary motivator. I don't expect to get paid but if it works out to be just enough to cover rego, then that's an added bonus.I would probably suggest playing for the love of the game lol.
Hot chips and a can is honestly more than I've had elsewhere so wouldn't complain about that at all.Victorian Amateur Football Association
Play for the love of the game and possibly non-monetary perks.
Hot chips from the canteen and a can or two after the game.
I did that all last season. I have no issues doing the jobs some hate.
Of course, that's my primary motivator. I don't expect to get paid but if it works out to be just enough to cover rego, then that's an added bonus.
Hot chips and a can is honestly more than I've had elsewhere so wouldn't complain about that at all.
Thank you for responding to both - much appreciated.Canterbury also another option close by and also have a thirds team
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Try Prahran.This will probably sound dumb but do any teams in the lower VAFA divisions pay to play? It's not a motivator for me but could be something that I weigh into a decision because in this day and age, every little bit helps.
Box Hill North,3 senior sides excellent new facilities.Plenty of thirds teams in DIV 3 this year!
Great to see lower grade clubs thriving in spite of Glen Huntly Rd!
50+ years of involvement, as a player, then into the army, came back and played some more. Ten years later, field and goal umpire for the magoos, then ran the boundary for the ones, mostly at away games.I did that all last season. I have no issues doing the jobs some hate.
Of course, that's my primary motivator. I don't expect to get paid but if it works out to be just enough to cover rego, then that's an added bonus.
Hot chips and a can is honestly more than I've had elsewhere so wouldn't complain about that at all.