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  • Jacks
    On the Rookie List
    • Jun 2004
    • 84

    ECE Scholarships

    Congratulations to Andrew Polkinghorne and Josh Shepherd on receiving the ECE Base Course Management Scholarships for 2009. Polks is a former Baulko junior and was last years ECE reserves B & F. Josh has been at the club for 2 years after coming from Penrith and won last years U/18 premier cup B & F. Martin Karafalis another promising junior received travel assistance to help with the trip from the central coast each week. Martin is in his second year with the club. Good luck to all three guys this season.
    More details are available on th ECE website.
  • DLH
    Warming the Bench
    • Jun 2004
    • 378

    #2
    Originally posted by Jacks
    Josh has been at the club for 2 years after coming from Penrith
    Gee, who would have thought it eh?

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    • Sometimes
      On the Rookie List
      • Apr 2009
      • 43

      #3
      Originally posted by DLH
      Gee, who would have thought it eh?
      This is slightly misleading, he actually came from the Mountain Lions u16s.

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      • Doormat
        Suspended by the MRP
        • Jan 2009
        • 212

        #4
        One question where did the lions come from?
        Give you a clue it was from 2-3 merged teams from out west
        You guys are never misleading @ EC never

        Originally posted by Sometimes
        This is slightly misleading, he actually came from the Mountain Lions u16s.

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        • Sometimes
          On the Rookie List
          • Apr 2009
          • 43

          #5
          Originally posted by Doormat
          One question where did the lions come from?
          Give you a clue it was from 2-3 merged teams from out west
          You guys are never misleading @ EC never
          haha yes i know this (emu plains/blue mountains, played against them), but at the time there was no u18 pathway anyway (penrith/norwest team had not been created until closer to the season). not that it's really relevant anyway

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          • Doormat
            Suspended by the MRP
            • Jan 2009
            • 212

            #6
            Another promising junior received travel assistance to help with the trip from the central coast each week.

            Is that what you call it now ?travel assistance payment" ? TAP?
            Can only imagine what the kid is on per game. He would be the highest paid player in the comp based on your TAP
            WhereIS states that is 241km @ 3 hours from Rouse Hill. That?s a 6 hour round trip. Hope you make him go the back way to the new ground. Just remember about those carbon omissions.

            Also never knew that Muswellbrook was on the Central Coast?
            Surely you?re not trying to mislead us again. Tell me it isn?t true


            Originally posted by Sometimes
            haha yes i know this (emu plains/blue mountains, played against them), but at the time there was no u18 pathway anyway (penrith/norwest team had not been created until closer to the season). not that it's really relevant anyway

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            • Sometimes
              On the Rookie List
              • Apr 2009
              • 43

              #7
              Originally posted by Doormat
              Another promising junior received travel assistance to help with the trip from the central coast each week.

              Is that what you call it now ?travel assistance payment" ? TAP?
              Can only imagine what the kid is on per game. He would be the highest paid player in the comp based on your TAP
              WhereIS states that is 241km @ 3 hours from Rouse Hill. That?s a 6 hour round trip. Hope you make him go the back way to the new ground. Just remember about those carbon omissions.

              Also never knew that Muswellbrook was on the Central Coast?
              Surely you?re not trying to mislead us again. Tell me it isn?t true
              It's actually Aberdeen, just north of Muswellbrook, but about the same distance as Central Coast but further inland.

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              • Northern_Swan
                Sweet home Novacastria
                • Nov 2004
                • 530

                #8
                Originally posted by Sometimes
                It's actually Aberdeen, just north of Muswellbrook, but about the same distance as Central Coast but further inland.
                ROFLCOPTER!!!!!!

                Aberdeen to Bruce Purser: 239km or 3hrs 32 min
                Central Coast (Gosford) to Bruce Purser: 80km or 1hr 18 min

                Sauce: Google Maps

                You, my friend, are full of it!!!!!!

                Aberdeen is directly inland from Forster. Directly inland from the Central coast is Lithgow. Someone's been feeding you bull@@@@ tablets

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                • Sometimes
                  On the Rookie List
                  • Apr 2009
                  • 43

                  #9
                  Originally posted by Northern_Swan
                  ROFLCOPTER!!!!!!

                  Aberdeen to Bruce Purser: 239km or 3hrs 32 min
                  Central Coast (Gosford) to Bruce Purser: 80km or 1hr 18 min

                  Sauce: Google Maps

                  You, my friend, are full of it!!!!!!

                  Aberdeen is directly inland from Forster. Directly inland from the Central coast is Lithgow. Someone's been feeding you bull@@@@ tablets
                  My mistake, inland from North Coast.

                  Sauce: BBQ thanks champ.

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                  • DLH
                    Warming the Bench
                    • Jun 2004
                    • 378

                    #10
                    The sooner some sort of zoning system is implemented at the U/18 level the better.

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                    • Doormat
                      Suspended by the MRP
                      • Jan 2009
                      • 212

                      #11
                      What gets me DLH, both clubs in question Uni & EC have boards who allow these decisions to go ahead. These faceless souls must be stopped for the betterment of the Sydney AFL.

                      What makes it even more frustrating both have paid staff who are allowed to go out & poach these kids.

                      Originally posted by DLH
                      The sooner some sort of zoning system is implemented at the U/18 level the better.

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                      • Jacks
                        On the Rookie List
                        • Jun 2004
                        • 84

                        #12
                        Not that it was the purpose of my original post but I would have thought that if there was zoning in place at least 2 out of the three possibly three would potentially have been zoned to East Coast anyway as the closest Premier Division Club. I am not sure. All I was trying to do is recognise that these guys had been able to receive some reward for their work over the years with the club.
                        I know we all have our own agendas and we see the competition from within our own clubs and that has it's place and I applaud clubs for fighting for survival as I have stated though I was purely interested in acknowledging the efforts of some players that I have had involvment with over the years.
                        I suppose I am actually not surprised that the thread took the direction it did as it seems there are some clubs that are unable to be mentioned on here without stimulating the same tired responses.

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                        • Norris Lurker
                          Almost Football Legend
                          • Jan 2003
                          • 2973

                          #13
                          Not sure whether a zoning system would help in this instance. No Sydney AFL club would be given the Upper Hunter as their zone.

                          Assuming the kid doesn't have his license yet, his parents must be keen for him to make it as a footballer to drive all that way every week. Must be costing them a fortune.

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                          • Doormat
                            Suspended by the MRP
                            • Jan 2009
                            • 212

                            #14
                            No Norris costing ECE a fortune.

                            Originally posted by Norris Lurker
                            Not sure whether a zoning system would help in this instance. No Sydney AFL club would be given the Upper Hunter as their zone.

                            Assuming the kid doesn't have his license yet, his parents must be keen for him to make it as a footballer to drive all that way every week. Must be costing them a fortune.
                            Last edited by Doormat; 9 April 2009, 04:38 PM.

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                            • DLH
                              Warming the Bench
                              • Jun 2004
                              • 378

                              #15
                              Forgive the "tired response" but when it's one of the major issues effecting the ongoing viability of your footy club, you'd probably see it differently.

                              I'm sure the $2000 will buy a lot of petrol anyway.

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