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Heard some talk about the Dim Sims. Didn't get a chance to try one though.I heard that WB enjoyed the tuck shop so much out at Keeley park last week that a few of them wanted to change clubs. It seems they're coming in droves though.
The Pork rolls were outstanding!Heard some talk about the Dim Sims. Didn't get a chance to try one though.
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You got that right!It makes sense, however I'm certain that if wasn't assisting the Dragons (or Masala) the VAFA wouldn't allow it.
It makes sense, however I'm certain that if wasn't assisting the Dragons (or Masala) the VAFA wouldn't allow it.
It's in the VAFA's best interests for the Dragons to prosper, same reason why the SFL was so keen to have them a few years ago. Not specifically for being Asian per se, more for the potential growth in the leagues exposure to a large community not traditionally associated with footy.
It's good business but it borders on preferential treatment.
Maybe you'd have preferred the Walter Lindrum rule & had a few players taken off Latrobe Uni in their Clubbies?Not often in this Div but ...
Try getting a match day permit after June 30th to any other bottom VAFA struggling team? No hope. Looking at the scores it has already changed first round results which is affecting the ladder!
Preferential +++
It's in the VAFA's best interests for the Dragons to prosper, same reason why the SFL was so keen to have them a few years ago. Not specifically for being Asian per se, more for the potential growth in the leagues exposure to a large community not traditionally associated with footy.
It's good business but it borders on preferential treatment.
I think your statement is out of line.
If there were two willing clubs peacefully brokering a deal that has not much impact on anything really - and increases participation and opportunity for clubs that have numbers not to miss out on a game due to forfeit, I think the VAFA would help ANY team.
At the end of the day - Good business for a football league is Players playing.
I stopped putting in tips because only Red Ross and I were putting them in! It was getting boring winning the tips every week.Surprised no tips have come in from Fosters as yet so I'll take his place for now.
Wow - Cant believe the angst at some blokes getting a game in a competition that is literally not for Sheep Stations!
Im sure the opposition clubs that would have received a forfeit going forward are happy that they are getting a game instead of having to stay at home with the cheese and kisses.
Its a great initiative that is not permanent its for a couple of weeks - and if the Dragons win a flag in the clubbies - well do the rest of us really care? at least there is a game on this weekend for the opposition clubbies.
Whoever had the foresight to accomplish this either from the Dragons or West Brunny, hats off - win win for both clubs.
Clubs cant get promoted or relegated from Club 18s - so I say let them play - red tape gets in the way too much these days.
It's in the VAFA's best interests for the Dragons to prosper, same reason why the SFL was so keen to have them a few years ago. Not specifically for being Asian per se, more for the potential growth in the leagues exposure to a large community not traditionally associated with footy.
It's good business but it borders on preferential treatment.
So the transferred players can't play seniors or reserves. Fine. But the best of their thirds can now play seconds, perhaps bolstering their seniors. There is no doubt this is beneficial for the dragons. But will it make a difference? Only to the sides they beat from here on in.
I'm with you Justafan. Surely there is no one playing clubbies who is good enough to be playing 2's. And this has no effect what so ever on their seniors...Sorry Bigwaz this makes no sense?? Correct me if I'm wrong, but don't they pick the best 22 to play in the 1s, the 2nd best 22 to play in the 2s, and then the 3rd best 22 to play in the 3s......
Yep, the VAFA HQ have a vested interest in seeing the Dragons be competitive in Club XVIII 3.
What a load of rubbishIn isolation I agree this sounds ridiculous. However based on a unique characterstic, the Dragons growing as a club rather than shrinking is a win for the VAFA.
Say for example BHN had a clubbies team that was forfeiting most weeks and Hawthorn had an excess of players who were missing out a game every week. No chance in hell the VAFA would sanction this kind of deal.
Point Cook would probably get the same concessions based on their location, but most clubs wouldn't.
Does Hawthorn have guys playing for Box Hill North? Does the VAFA know? Does it have anything to do with their tuck shop?In isolation I agree this sounds ridiculous. However based on a unique characterstic, the Dragons growing as a club rather than shrinking is a win for the VAFA.
Say for example BHN had a clubbies team that was forfeiting most weeks and Hawthorn had an excess of players who were missing out a game every week. No chance in hell the VAFA would sanction this kind of deal.
Point Cook would probably get the same concessions based on their location, but most clubs wouldn't.