Norwood fined $50k for Salary Cap infringements.
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So in other words the end of the SANFL, there is no way that if this is the scenario the SANFL could be classed as anything else but a total mickey mouse contrived competition, 150 + yrs tradition down the spout, the oportunity to go and see weekly suburban footy gone and for what!
Game over beeetches Demitriou and Victoria have finally done it
We will reap what we sow, the curse of the bambino took 86 years in Boston how long will this piece of stupidity take to mend the bad Karma
Enter the Rob Chapman paradigm of total stupidity, maybee we could get that other well known " banker " on the Board, TIM Marcus Clarke for President
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I know, when I read that I thought perhaps we were taking Norwood over as 2nds.
FFS get it right.
Have been charged with a technical infringement and have until March 25 to present a case against being found guilty of the infringement, which may result in a fine if true.
Did NOT exceed the overall salary cap, the charge relates to payments to a player in a non-playing capacity.
http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/sport...alary-cap-breach/story-e6freckc-1226596544488
Just like us and the Port (SANFL) team. Did not go over cap, but did a technical infringement.
Port Magpies went over hte cap:
http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/sport...sanfl-salary-cap/story-fn525un5-1226525083676
Soooooo
There was a trial game last night between Centrals and Norwood. Norwood won by 24 points at League level, whilst Centrals won the reserves by 13. Orval and Osborn both kicked a goal for the Doggies in League. Grigg, Osborn and Orval were participants for the League teams. Did anyone go to the game?
There was a trial game last night between Centrals and Norwood. Norwood won by 24 points at League level, whilst Centrals won the reserves by 13. Orval and Osborn both kicked a goal for the Doggies in League. Grigg, Osborn and Orval were participants for the League teams. Did anyone go to the game?
Went to City Mazda last night to watch the trial between West and Sturt.
Half the power squad and coaches were there to watch Robbie Gray's return.
Josh Jenkins did watch his Sturt team mates,Brad Moran also there!
Brodie Martin played serviceable, took a nice grab and kicked a goal, pretty sure he only played first half as I saw him leaving the ground at the start of the last quarter.Says to me the club wanted him to have a run but be ready for the start of the season.
Tambling and Kerridge both played full games.
I'm not a fan of Tambling was never in favour of us chasing him at all but I give the man the credit due to him. Keeps turning up and trying and last night I thought he was near best on ground. He possesses speed and he did find a player with every kick he had.His disposal has been a criticism but he was good in this department last night.Played half back flank and may have had a run on wing as well.
Kerridge is one of those players who to me just doesn't stand out. Even last night he had 23 possessions but none is spectacular or exciting or game turning. He was solid and did his job but a lot of SANFL players could have that said about them. He really needs to find a position fast.
Others who saw the trial might have a different opinion but he needs to find something to elevate his game so that he becomes a regular in the Crows. Whether that is aggression,strong marking,close checking or running off a back line. I just don't see it yet in him and last night didn't change that...sorry!
Rory Laird had an okay game, what he does is clean and normally to the team advantage but he didn't seem to get a lot of it last night.
Was a trial game and the interchange was being used every few seconds it seemed so perhaps it was hard for players to settle into the rhythm of the game.
Good hit out for those players mentioned and if called upon they have all had a few games under their belt so should have some match fitness and be ready to go.
Half the power squad and coaches were there to watch Robbie Gray's return.
Josh Jenkins did watch his Sturt team mates,Brad Moran also there!
Brodie Martin played serviceable, took a nice grab and kicked a goal, pretty sure he only played first half as I saw him leaving the ground at the start of the last quarter.Says to me the club wanted him to have a run but be ready for the start of the season.
Tambling and Kerridge both played full games.
I'm not a fan of Tambling was never in favour of us chasing him at all but I give the man the credit due to him. Keeps turning up and trying and last night I thought he was near best on ground. He possesses speed and he did find a player with every kick he had.His disposal has been a criticism but he was good in this department last night.Played half back flank and may have had a run on wing as well.
Kerridge is one of those players who to me just doesn't stand out. Even last night he had 23 possessions but none is spectacular or exciting or game turning. He was solid and did his job but a lot of SANFL players could have that said about them. He really needs to find a position fast.
Others who saw the trial might have a different opinion but he needs to find something to elevate his game so that he becomes a regular in the Crows. Whether that is aggression,strong marking,close checking or running off a back line. I just don't see it yet in him and last night didn't change that...sorry!
Rory Laird had an okay game, what he does is clean and normally to the team advantage but he didn't seem to get a lot of it last night.
Was a trial game and the interchange was being used every few seconds it seemed so perhaps it was hard for players to settle into the rhythm of the game.
Good hit out for those players mentioned and if called upon they have all had a few games under their belt so should have some match fitness and be ready to go.
Flag forfeit...wait, that would mean Centrals would have to give up all of their flags too.
Looks like Siggins injured his ankle yesterday - he just posted a photo of some pretty ugly swelling on twitter/instagram
Excellent report LC40 cheers.
Just found something interesting:
I've heard a few things about an ongoing back injury to Tambling, and it must explain why Jaensch was picked in his place for the Carlton match. Perhaps he's recovered more rapidly than expected if he's played a full SANFL game.
Just found something interesting:
Linkfoxsports.com.au 14/03/2013 said:
I've heard a few things about an ongoing back injury to Tambling, and it must explain why Jaensch was picked in his place for the Carlton match. Perhaps he's recovered more rapidly than expected if he's played a full SANFL game.
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I've seen some leading possession getters on another forum. Tambling and Kerridge both had 23 from memory, Laird about 20. Johnston about 22 and a goal for North.
Out for 1 - 2 weeks i seen on twitter
Wasn't sure if I should post this here or on the independence from SANFL thread.
In case you missed it, here is a report from Channel 10 last night regarding the Crows fielding an SANFL Reserves side which is tied into the AFC licence issue.
Again it involves us compensating the SANFL. It would be nice if we could receive special draft concessions as part of these payments.
http://www.afc.com.au/news/2013-03-24/sanfl-trials-crows-stats.workstation
Mitch Griggs stats were very encouraging, 22 possessions, 8 tackles and 9 clearances.
Mitch Griggs stats were very encouraging, 22 possessions, 8 tackles and 9 clearances.
