RWO Game Day Thread - Round 11 - July 4-5

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  • Norris Lurker
    Almost Football Legend
    • Jan 2003
    • 2981

    RWO Game Day Thread - Round 11 - July 4-5

    Saturday 4th July

    Bensons Lane
    14:10 Nor-West Jets v Balmain Tigers Division Three
    12:00 Nor-West Jets v Balmain Tigers Division Five

    BISP No.2

    10:00 Blacktown Magic v Auburn Giants Women's Women's Division Two

    Gipps Rd Oval
    14:30 Holroyd Parramatta Goannas v Sydney University Division One
    12:30 Holroyd Parramatta Goannas v Sydney University Division Four
    10:30 Holroyd Parramatta Goannas v Sydney University Division Five
    8:30 Holroyd Parramatta Goannas v Campbelltown Blues Under 19s Division Two

    Gore Hill Oval
    16:45 North Shore Bombers v Manly Warringah Giants Premier Division
    14:30 North Shore Bombers v Manly Warringah Giants Division Two
    12:30 North Shore Bombers v Manly Warringah Giants Under 19s Division One
    10:30 North Shore Bombers v Manly Warringah Giants Division Four

    Greygums Oval
    13:00 Penrith Rams v Gosford Wildcats Division Three
    11:00 Penrith Ramettes v Gosford Wildcats Women's Division Two

    Harrington Park
    14:30 Camden Cats v Randwick City Saints Division Two
    12:30 Camden Cats v Campbelltown Blues Division Four
    10:30 Camden Cats v Penrith Rams Division Five

    Kanebridge Oval
    16:45 East Coast Eagles v Pennant Hills Demons Division One
    14:10 East Coast Eagles v Pennant Hills Demons Premier Division
    12:00 East Coast Eagles v Pennant Hills Demons Under 19s Division One
    10:00 East Coast Eagles v Pennant Hills Demons Division Three

    North Dalton Park
    12:00 Wollongong Saints v Southern Power Women's Division One
    10:00 South Coast Thunder v UNSW/ES Bulldogs Under 19s Division One

    Olds Park
    12:00 St George Dragons v Southern Power Division One
    10:00 St George Dragons v Sydney University Under 19s Division One

    Picken Oval
    14:10 Western Suburbs Magpies v Sydney University Premier Division
    12:00 Western Suburbs Magpies v Sydney University Division Three
    10:00 Western Wolves v Sydney University Bombers Women's Division One

    Pioneers Park
    10:00 Randwick City Saints v Pennant Hills Demons Division Five

    Rosedale Park
    15:00 Moorebank Magpies v Blacktown Magic (Red Jumper) Division Two
    13:00 Moorebank Magpies v Southern Power Division Four
    11:00 Moorebank Magpies v Southern Power Under 19s Division Two
    9:00 Moorebank Magpies v Manly Warringah Giants Women's Division Two

    University Oval
    16:10 Macquarie University v Balmain Tigers Division One
    14:00 Macquarie University v Blacktown Magic Division Four
    12:00 Macquarie University v Newtown Breakaways Women's Division One

    Village Green
    14:30 UNSW/ES Bulldogs v UTS Bats Premier Division
    12:30 UNSW/ES Bulldogs v UTS Bats Division One
    10:30 UNSW/ES Bulldogs v UTS Bats Division Three
    8:30 UNSW/ES Bulldogs v UTS Bats Division Five


    Sunday 5th July

    Bargo Sportsground
    14:00 Wollondilly Knights v Randwick City Saints Division Four

    Picken Oval
    14:10 Western Suburbs Magpies v Penrith Rams Division Two
    12:00 Western Suburbs Magpies v Penrith Rams Under 19s Division Two

    Village Green
    10:00 UNSW/ES Stingrays v UTS Shamrocks Women's Division Two


    Bye
    St George Dragons Premier Division
    UNSW/ES Stingrays Women?s Division One
    Newtown Breakaways Women?s Division Two
    Pennant Hills Demons Under 19 Division Two

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  • Norris Lurker
    Almost Football Legend
    • Jan 2003
    • 2981

    #2
    This week's RWO Wrap of the weekend action is now online.

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    • Coastal Boy
      Regular in the Side
      • Nov 2003
      • 516

      #3
      Can someone jog my memory. Which club withdrew a team that wasn't its lowest div team?

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      • Norris Lurker
        Almost Football Legend
        • Jan 2003
        • 2981

        #4
        Campbelltown pulled their seniors on the eve of the season.
        Also UNSW-ES & UTS pulled out of Div 2 during the pre-season, but well ahead of the season starting.

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        • Coastal Boy
          Regular in the Side
          • Nov 2003
          • 516

          #5
          So has anyone received an explanation why UTS didn't drop their 5th division team? A major loss of talent is the usual response. A quick look at results at this point of the season has UTS 3rd div with 10W/0L and 5th div 7W/1L. Am I the only pessimistic soul who sees this as a grab for lower division silverware? It's just another flaw in the divisionalisation rationale.

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          • Pekay
            Well retired, still sore
            • Sep 2004
            • 2134

            #6
            Originally posted by Coastal Boy
            So has anyone received an explanation why UTS didn't drop their 5th division team? A major loss of talent is the usual response. A quick look at results at this point of the season has UTS 3rd div with 10W/0L and 5th div 7W/1L. Am I the only pessimistic soul who sees this as a grab for lower division silverware? It's just another flaw in the divisionalisation rationale.
            Agreed.

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            • Footy Barista
              Warming the Bench
              • Nov 2013
              • 326

              #7
              Originally posted by Pekay
              Agreed.
              Yeah agreed they should be in div 2 there's only 8 teams in the comp

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              • tara
                Senior Player
                • Aug 2005
                • 1514

                #8
                UTS claimed they would struggle in div 3 due to the numbers who had left the club. UTS now are top of the table in div 3 and 5 and if things continue the AFL will have egg on their face for believing the bulls..t told to them.

                UTS have had 62 transfers in which is the most of any club in Sydney with only 26 transfers out. the next closest re transfers in is Sydney Uni with 58 ins but also with 54 outs. Camden for example had 39 ins and 11 outs.

                Please note figures were worked out quickly so may be slightly (only slighty) out and have been adjusted for under 19's (not included) and rep footy and NEAFL transfers.

                So UTS have a net player movement on paper of 36 in and drop a team whilst Camden have 28 ins and add one. Id have to agree with Coastal Boy and say on paper it does appear UTS are chasing lower div silverware.

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                • Benchwarmer
                  Pushing for Selection
                  • Oct 2010
                  • 72

                  #9
                  Originally posted by tara
                  UTS claimed they would struggle in div 3 due to the numbers who had left the club. UTS now are top of the table in div 3 and 5 and if things continue the AFL will have egg on their face for believing the bulls..t told to them.

                  UTS have had 62 transfers in which is the most of any club in Sydney with only 26 transfers out. the next closest re transfers in is Sydney Uni with 58 ins but also with 54 outs. Camden for example had 39 ins and 11 outs.

                  Please note figures were worked out quickly so may be slightly (only slighty) out and have been adjusted for under 19's (not included) and rep footy and NEAFL transfers.

                  So UTS have a net player movement on paper of 36 in and drop a team whilst Camden have 28 ins and add one. Id have to agree with Coastal Boy and say on paper it does appear UTS are chasing lower div silverware.
                  I don't get it !!

                  Last year , 2014, the UTS "D" grade won the Div 4 premiership ,
                  This year 2015 the UTS "D" grade are winning every game by 20 goals or more in Div 5 !!!
                  Can anyone explain how this has come about?
                  Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. Albert Einstein

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                  • Norris Lurker
                    Almost Football Legend
                    • Jan 2003
                    • 2981

                    #10
                    Don't know, can only speculate. But UNSW-ES had already pulled their Div 2 team (and considering they're on the bottom of Div 1 & Div 3 at the moment, that was probably the right team to pull); so UTS when they realised they didn't have the numbers and had to pull a team, may have been allowed to cut that one to eliminate the bye.

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                    • Benchwarmer
                      Pushing for Selection
                      • Oct 2010
                      • 72

                      #11
                      Originally posted by Norris Lurker
                      Don't know, can only speculate. But UNSW-ES had already pulled their Div 2 team (and considering they're on the bottom of Div 1 & Div 3 at the moment, that was probably the right team to pull); so UTS when they realised they didn't have the numbers and had to pull a team, may have been allowed to cut that one to eliminate the bye.
                      That's not quite how I read it Norris .
                      UNSW div 2 was relegated to div 3 as they finished last and rightly playing in D 3 . They did withdraw their Div 4 team which struggled last year and they had a couple of forfeits so understandable and fair enough,
                      The UTS changes however are totally different .
                      Their Div 4 team won the premiership and were promoted to Div 3 ..
                      UTS actually were allowed to withdraw their C grade team even though they were not in relegation zone.(last place)
                      Effectively cascading these players to lower grades and as a result we see them dominating lower grades again .
                      An earlier post showed UTS actually grew in numbers again this year through the clearance board ,

                      It just doesn't look right .
                      Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. Albert Einstein

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                      • tara
                        Senior Player
                        • Aug 2005
                        • 1514

                        #12
                        Originally posted by Norris Lurker
                        Don't know, can only speculate. But UNSW-ES had already pulled their Div 2 team (and considering they're on the bottom of Div 1 & Div 3 at the moment, that was probably the right team to pull); so UTS when they realised they didn't have the numbers and had to pull a team, may have been allowed to cut that one to eliminate the bye.
                        No Norris they pleaded with the league to be allowed to drop as they said due to numbers they would struggle. Fact is they have had more inward transfers in than any other club and little the other way. I know from an opposition club they were observed playing a scratch match against another club with over 30 players there to get a game.

                        Pathetic effort by UTS. When and if they win they should be stripped of their silverwater for effectively tanking.

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                        • Benchwarmer
                          Pushing for Selection
                          • Oct 2010
                          • 72

                          #13
                          Originally posted by tara
                          No Norris they pleaded with the league to be allowed to drop as they said due to numbers they would struggle. Fact is they have had more inward transfers in than any other club and little the other way. I know from an opposition club they were observed playing a scratch match against another club with over 30 players there to get a game.

                          Pathetic effort by UTS. When and if they win they should be stripped of their silverwater for effectively tanking.
                          I disagree Tara,
                          Congratulations to them .
                          They can just add the two more lower division flags they win this year to the all the others they won before divisionslisation in 2010. Hang them from the roof of the away team change rooms with all the others at Trumper.
                          And we can have a quiet giggle .
                          Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. Albert Einstein

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                          • Tom Wills
                            Warming the Bench
                            • May 2008
                            • 478

                            #14
                            Agree with all the previous comments about UTS and the strength or their lower division teams - whether intentional or unintentional.

                            Divisionalisation is here to stay, for at least the next few years. With many clubs now having multiple, 4 or more seniors teams, and this potentially increasing over the next few years this could be a regular occurrence in the lower divisions.

                            What about a promotion / relegation of lower division teams after the first, say 6 rounds. This would only apply to Division 2 down but would allow for a re-calibration of the Divisions to ensure a more even comp. ie what effectively happens in the Junior comps.

                            While not normal, probably best reflects the unique position of Sydney AFL and how different approaches need to be applied to the Sydney comp structure. Thoughts?

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