Premiership Reunion Day - Saturday
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Premiership Reunion Day - Saturday
Greetings and welcome to a preview of round 18 at the Worlds Greatest Football Club, where we have 6 teams locked in for finals activity and the C-bombs needing a couple of results to go their way to join them. We have officially hit 500 members/player sponsors, with numerous donors over and above that figure. Rulebook couldn’t believe his luck when we rocked up at the 1961 A grade premiership reunion at the Havelock last Friday night and there were 25 ex Blacks who miraculously hadn’t yet been contacted by the Book. Sometimes not having email, a mobile phone or a facebook account is a blessing. Anyway, it was a great night and terrific to see so many legends of the club, including 4 time premiership coach Alan Greer, come along to celebrate the premiership and also the life of Doc Clarkson. Congrats to the Mogul (or the Ox) and Dudley Hill for organising and hosting the event. Premiership Reunion Day - Saturday Last reminder for Premiership Reunion Day this Saturday: 1961 1965 1981 1986 1991 1996 1997 1990 2001 A1 A1/3 A9 A1 A8 A9 A1R IV P1 A4R A6 A11 A8R Low Coached/captained by legendary Al Greer & Doc Clarkson Coached/captained by legendary Al Greer & JF Sangster Rocky’s Rat Pack Griffs Guerillas The Glamour Side The Sty Council Whaley’s Womets Intervarsity Team Mac Attack & the Sleepy Lizards Paul Garson & the Hayburners Bookem Denno & The C Grade Actors Alex White & the Dwarfs (21st birthday) The Top Scum The Scum – The Dima Years Bouncy castle for kiddies up to age 12 is booked from 1:30 – 4:30, Havey staff will be on hand to dispense Bob Neil’s finest from 1:00 – 5:00 and there will be some footy on in the middle as well. As noted in the ad in the Sunday Mail, all are welcome so get along for what should be a super day of Blacks entertainment. Photo Day - Sunday For players, photo Day is this Sunday but, as previously advised, we will be doing it without Super Sunday festivities which will instead be held on September 11. This is shaping up as a wise decision as a few lads are still struggling from the Blacks Ball festivus last weekend. The Chardonnays and Scum will get their photos taken on Saturday before their respective games, but for all other teams please report to University Oval at 10:45 on Sunday for the snaps. Bring your footy gear thanks. Alan Statton The AUFC is very sad to hear of the recent passing of Big Al Statton, an amateur league legend, great Blacks supporter and most importantly Grandfather of Big Al’s Grandson (BAGy), Tom Bernard. In the last decade Big Al took a great interest in the club via Tom’s football with the Blacks and Tom was often played entirely on the grandstand wing at Bob Neil 1 just so it was a little easier for Big Al to watch. Prior to that time, during his many years of service to the amateur league, Big Al was a great supporter of the Blacks and we send our condolences to Bagy & the entire Statton family. Raffle Prizes The Credit Union Raffle results were in the Sunday Mail and its pleasing to see that we won 3 prizes – appropriately 69th and 130th!! 69th is, of course, famous because this is the number of games that Bruce Bishop played. 69th - Adelaide University Football Club - $350 Ladies D&G Watch 130th - Adelaide University Football Club - $200 22ltr breville convection oven 162nd - Adelaide University Football Club - $300 Breville sandwhich press Round 17 Results – What a Weekend! Well that was near perfect…Scum lost (which they’re supposed to anyway), Chardonnays lost (but have locked away top spot anyway), every other team won and with other results going our way the A grade are now in the top 3 for the first time this year. And if that wasn’t enough, the Blacks Ball was held on Saturday evening with a record number in attendance and a super time had by all. The A grade were always in control against Payneham-in-the-arse with Goal-line Mulvihill kicking 9, the B grade battled away to a 140 point win, the C-bombs kept their finals hopes alive with a belting of Dis-United, the FGA won comfortably and the Bastards kept Payneham-in-the-arse to 1 point for the day. The Chards got a reality check against the Sinners at Sin Stadium (we never win there anyway) and to round it off the Scum lost the top team but no-one cared. They’ve got more important things like Placid Poles 300th this week to worry about. So, in the lead up the last round of matches our teams are in the following positions: Div Div 2 Div 2R Div 6 Div 6R Div C1 Div C2 Div C4 Team Name Aussie Bob & The Contract Killers Bruce Willis & the Yippee Ki Ayes Cyril & the C-Bombs The FGA The Chardonnay Socialists The Bastards The Scum Win 10 15 8 15 13 9 10 Loss 7 2 9 2 2 6 5 Position 3rd 1st 6th 3rd 2nd 4th 3rd Upcoming Milestones Tomorrow at Bob Neil # 2 Marius Danielak (300) and Graham Burton (250) both celebrate significant milestones against Elizabeth at 12:15. More on that on the next page but get out and support these two legends if you get the chance. 100+ Games Mariusz Danielak Graham Burton Adrian Howard Thomas Martin Michael Reid Matthew Beilby 299 249 245 198 99 99 50 Games Thomas Cundy Benjamin Read Nicholas Spencer Tom Smibert Jason Dean Dom Davis 49 49 48 48 48 48 100+ Goals Jamahl Waddington 298 50 Goals James Lewis Dom Davis Nicholas Hay Matthew Beilby 49 49 48 48 Clearly Bewy and Pelvis need to come out of retirement for one more game. 2011 Statistics Cockburn Cup 2011 The Chardonnay Socialists Fosters Green A*holes Bruce Willis & The Yippee KI YA Futhermuckers The Scum The B*stards Aussie Bob & The Contract Killers Three Phase Rhigas & The C Grade All Stars Points 100 95 91 87 82 75 62 Club Leading Goalkicker 2011 Lachlan Cameron Wade Hoey Patrick Mulvihill Angus Smibert Camron Lane Jason Dean Jason Cameron Adrian Howard Goals 54 47 37 34 34 32 28 28 Placid Pole – 300 Games Marius Danielak, known as the Placid Pole, this week becomes only the 6th person in AUFC history to play 300 games (see table below). The Pole started with the club back in 1990, in which he won a premiership and best in finals trophy for the A11 team, and he also won premiership glory with Bookem Denno and the C Grade Actors in 1996. The Pole has been an outstanding servant of the club over the years and has provided many memorable moments, including damn near getting an entire C grade team killed when he kicked a North-pines-for-a-win bogan in the arse with 2 minutes to play back in 97. Congrats Pole! Top 20 All-Time Games Darren Graetz David Bartlett Jeff Deboer Michael Bird Andrew Muir William Scott-Young Mariusz Danielak Games Jerk Barty Jethro Bird Dog Dog Big Hairy Willie The Placid Pole 462 343 328 313 303 301 299 Graham Burton – 250 Games Who Am I? Born in a small agricultural town on the far west coast of SA in the mid seventies, I moved to Adelaide to attend University in 1997 after dominating the local football league as a ruckman. Notable AFL players to have played in my home league include Corey Enright, Shane and Darryl Wakelin, Kyle Jenner, Brett Chalmers, Levi Greenwood, Steve Wildman, Paul 'Pup' Jenner. I started my University football career in the back pocket, migrating to half back and eventually to a half forward flank where I am most at home. I celebrated a milestone game in 2008 but would probably be considered to be in the twilight of my career, although I can still embarrass a much younger (more naïve) opponent on my day. I play very tall for my size and have a distinctive running style. One of my favourite AFL players is Steve Johnson reason, he plays most like me. Congrats Shaggy, outstanding effort and what a character!! Emails Arfa Daly keeping us in the loop with life at the Wandsworth Demons… Good and bad news. AFL London season concluded with Wandsworth Demons (the good guys and a lot like The Blacks) winning only 1/3 of the grand finals last Saturday. I played on the wing in the thirds (for my pace and guile) and was officially recognised as the oldest man at the club by our coach, who when calling out the team to come and get our premiership medallions referred to me as "Ancient Arfa". I'm only 41...Final score Wandsworth 3.11 to West 3.4. Didn't kick straight but lead all day and got there in the end. Unfortunately that was the end of the results for the good guys. Our seconds and firsts both got hammered by both the umpire and West. One of our first team guys (Irish gaelic footballer) got sent off for stopping a bloke from punching him in the head while the captain (Cocko- guess why?) got sent off for delivering a perfectly fair shirt front. Anyway, it was a great night at the pub and I even got the President to institute some Hold Your Bowlies traditions (equivalent of Chocka Points and singing the club song at the end of the results- I'll keep working on the winner of 2 jugs of beer "courtesy of the proprietor"). One of my favourite Dees traditions is the Thursday night raffle called the "Wheel of Cock"- everybody chants the name of the game (think about it!!) The winner wins some club merchandise then gets the opportunity to "Pick the Wah"- a chance to pick a card from a board of club legends pinned face down. If he picks the Wah he wins half the money raised from the raffle, if not, it jackpots to the next week with the club keeping the other half. It got up to £350 before it was won (which was promptly donated to one of the English blokes playing for England at the World champs in Melbourne next month). So that's it for season 2011. Another good year for the club that could have been a bit better. An indication of the strength and depth of this fantastic club is that it has made 9 grand finals in the last 3 years- winning a total of 6 flags! Any Blacks boys looking for a game in London while on their travels don't need to look any further than the Wandsworth Demons. A great bunch of lads from all round Australia and the UK. Good luck for the finals for all the Blacks teams. Cheers, Arfa And another great Rulebook story from Dima. Clift is still not a member! You’ll appreciate this: Phone message from Rulebook: “Dima, its Rulebook, can you tell Jarrad Clift I’m not an alien or an Egyptian trying to steal his credit card details... etc”. 30 minutes later I walk past Clift’s desk: “Oh, Dima, who’s this “Road Map” guy who keeps ringing me asking for my credit card details for some “grey” something? I told him, I don’t know who you are and I’m not giving out my credit card details over the phone – so he told me to ask Dima what its about” Me: “Jarrad, it’s Rulebook, he wants you to join the Greys”. “Oh, OK....” etc Match Report of the Week – A Grade v Payneham We kicked the first goal very easily. Free to Lewy, mark to Bater, a couple of errant handballs and a quick long kick by Jono – Mulv picked up and ran into an open goal. We then went to sleep and thankfully our opponents (who were tackling well) couldn’t finish their play off and kicked very poorly. We soaked up some pressure and then put our foot down. The difference being; we stopped fumbling, stopped coughing the ball up, started sticking our tackles and ran hard carrying the ball. Mulv had a great start with 4.1 and an assist to Will Mc who slotted his first ‘A’ grade goal nonchalantly on the run. Heater was looking for some sympathy votes at the ball (again) and managed to get crunched after a great opening, meaning Cool hand Luke’s hamstrings would be granted some extra work through the Payneham Oval dead track. Just on quarter time, the umpire, mistaking TK for a heathen awarded a free kick for “blasphemy.” He obviously wasn’t aware of TK’s Catholic upbringing? Just as everyone else at the ground wasn’t aware of this rule in football? The match could have been blown wide open in the second quarter as we dominated play only to kick six straight (poor choice of word) points, a couple out on the full and a couple marked on the goal line by the opp. We maintained our tackling pressure throughout this quarter however. The third quarter saw an inspired forward-line. Clean hands around the stoppage gave us quick forward entries from the midfield and this gave our forwards great opportunities. Goal Line chased and tackled with ferocity and a brilliant crumbing (left foot) goal by The Gladiator was my personal highlight. We were also able to create two goals from stoppages deep inside the forward 50 – one to JC and the other to The Mincer (on debut). The final quarter started in promising fashion with some good clearance work from Cool Hand and TK and some good tackling from Dr Quin and Baby George who also managed to be on the end of some run for an early goal. Then from the 6 minute mark to the 11 minute mark we stopped dead. We allowed them space to run from our HF line, through the midfield and through our HB line to kick 4 unanswered goals. This proves how important forward and midfield pressure is in stopping a run on. We cannot afford to lapse in concentration like this. It is why we have rotations through the midfield to ensure we have fresh players on the ball – so these lapses don’t happen. I was pleased we finished off well after this to kick three more goals, just enough to give us the percentage to be in 3rd spot on Sat night. It was a fairly scrappy match due to the heavy ground, but when we were able to use runners coming from behind the ball with clean hands and kick with purpose we found many scoring opportunities were available. Goal line had a day out with an aptly put Blacks Ball “Bag” (by TK) of 9 and Hammer Time enjoyed being back out on the park. A host of other players had a big influence on the result. I was pleased our tackling pressure was maintained for a large portion of the match – our last quarter proves we can still improve this. Blacks Ball 2011 The standard shenanigans took place last Saturday night – record numbers in attendance, Sam Parker snoozing behind the bar, slip ups & fall downs, a likely future ban from the venue and much fun had by all. Congrats to Snake & the social committee for putting on a terrific show and special mention to Matty Allan and Roadmap for helping with the clean up on Sunday Blast from the Past We found this during a clean up of the cage last week, it will be back in action this Saturday Bob Neil Photo of the Week Once again we’re up with the current events, Doc Weldon two weeks ago and the Premier this week. Fair to say someone is going to have to do something very special to pry the Bob Neil promo keg from the Bastards this year. This Weeks Games Ok, so onto round 18, games as follows: Div 2 v Port District – University Oval @ 2:15 Div 2R v Port District – University Oval @ 12:15 Div 6 v Henley – Henley Oval @ 2:15 Div 6R v Henley – Henley Oval @ 12:15 Div C1 v Smithfield – Park 10 @ 2:15 Div C2 v Port District – Largs Reserve @ 2:15 Div C4 v Elizabeth – Park 10 @ 12:15 The Contract Killers take on Port Red Light District at Bob Neil 1 in yet another important game to determine whether or not we get the double chance. Win by more than what Spoc beat Iggies by (assuming that is the case) then we finish third and get the double chance. Simple really. Haven’t got the changes yet due to the timing of the publication this week. The Mothers also take on Port Red Light District and they can absolutely wrap up top spot with a victory. The C-Bombs are in an interesting situation and there’s a few scenarios that can play out. The Bombs play the bottom team Henley on Drugs at Opium Oval, a game that they should win comfortably. At the same time the Unholy Trinity take on top team Whats-a-kenil-worth? in a game that they will hopefully lose by an enormous amount. If the good guys (us) happen to have a 20 goal better day all up than the bad guys (Unholy) then the good guys make the finals. Or, if Central Dis-united somehow lose to Giggle Farm then the good guys will make the finals too. Bob hear our prayer. The Chardonnays take on bottom team Smithfield at Bob Neil 2, the Scum have the big milestone game against Queen Elizabeth at Bob Neil 2 and the Bastards travel out to the Largs Looney Bin to take on 2nd bottom team Red Light Districts. Hold your Bowlies this week will be hosted by Young Maddern in celebration of the 1991 premiership teams. Good luck to all players taking the field for the AUFC this weekend. May Bob be with you all and thanks to all contributors to this weeks edition, especially Trimmers for the match report, Pres for some snaps, Howie for the brilliant stats work, Mayesy for the Pole stuff and Bob for just being Bob. 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