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Re: Very Interesting Today On The Radio

Posted: Fri Sep 02, 2016 8:04 am
by SILENT P
johndedes wrote:Shoot goal

So if I was little Johnny today I would have to ask my parents to pay $1,000 plus per year???
My dad would say no way .
I would not have been a star soccer player .
I am sure you would have been a star soccer player in that mind of yours wether you were playing or not!!

Re: Very Interesting Today On The Radio

Posted: Fri Sep 02, 2016 8:07 am
by Ippatsu Geinin
The guy's a legend... give him a break.

Re: Very Interesting Today On The Radio

Posted: Fri Sep 02, 2016 8:22 am
by Tzon
SILENT P wrote:
johndedes wrote:Shoot goal

So if I was little Johnny today I would have to ask my parents to pay $1,000 plus per year???
My dad would say no way .
I would not have been a star soccer player .
I am sure you would have been a star soccer player in that mind of yours wether you were playing or not!!
Shoot goal

I was waiting for the bait to be taken .

If I was a star soccer player or not is not the point.
I played for the love of the game when JPL was free at Hellas.
Others coached me and saw me play and made selections without influence or influence of money or bribes .
I say it again if I was little Johnny today who was going to pay the $1,000 plus per year so I could play the game I love?

Re: Very Interesting Today On The Radio

Posted: Fri Sep 02, 2016 8:57 am
by Brian the Postman
johndedes wrote:
SILENT P wrote:
johndedes wrote:Shoot goal

So if I was little Johnny today I would have to ask my parents to pay $1,000 plus per year???
My dad would say no way .
I would not have been a star soccer player .
I am sure you would have been a star soccer player in that mind of yours wether you were playing or not!!
Shoot goal

I was waiting for the bait to be taken .

If I was a star soccer player or not is not the point.
I played for the love of the game when JPL was free at Hellas.
Others coached me and saw me play and made selections without influence or influence of money or bribes .
I say it again if I was little Johnny today who was going to pay the $1,000 plus per year so I could play the game I love?
Didn't you basically only get a game because your uncles were coaching you? (No doubt a favour to your parents).

Re: Very Interesting Today On The Radio

Posted: Fri Sep 02, 2016 9:05 am
by Nice One Cyril
Brian the Postman wrote:
johndedes wrote:..... so I could play the game I love?
Didn't you basically only get a game because your uncles were coaching you? (No doubt a favour to your parents).
LOL, the game JD loves, yet he CBF to get off his muscat to go watch. Attention seeking twat.

Re: Very Interesting Today On The Radio

Posted: Fri Sep 02, 2016 9:21 am
by fball12
Brewie wrote:
fball12 wrote:If Campbelltown have 350 players @$1000 on average, that's $350,000.

Do their expenses total $350k?
Their expenses probably exceed $350k. The balance to break even will be made up from revenue from other sources.

Its economics. If the price was too high then people would not buy the product. Until Campbelltown are struggling to fill their teams, you have no argument and good luck to them.

If you dont like the price, dont buy go elsewhere. Find another provider that meets your price point. No one is twisting your arm to buy.
How would it exceed $350k, the council does everything for them for free!
If it does exceed $350k its because they have their snouts in the trough - coaches, senior players, administrators - all overpaid!

People go there because they live near there, they have a captured market.

The other clubs in the vicinity charge the same, its called collusion.

Re: Very Interesting Today On The Radio

Posted: Fri Sep 02, 2016 9:40 am
by God is an Englishman
BeNatural wrote:
God is an Englishman wrote:No there's not a standard at which players should be paid and you're right if someone is stupid enough to play crap players then so be it. However, there are a lot of very average players in this country being paid to play.

Crap players?

I would hope quality local players like Godley, Mori, Aguis, Artone, Trimboli, Moore, Karlovic, Catanzaro were reimbursed for their performances they have displayed to the SA Football community.

I wouldnt be calling them crap players in Australia's equal second top tier.
8 players - are they the only ones being paid in this state?

Re: Very Interesting Today On The Radio

Posted: Fri Sep 02, 2016 9:43 am
by God is an Englishman
paul merson wrote:
God is an Englishman wrote:No there's not a standard at which players should be paid and you're right if someone is stupid enough to play crap players then so be it. However, there are a lot of very average players in this country being paid to play.
Trust me I saw and played against many in England in the same boat, but that's just my opinion like yours, means jack.
My opinion means a lot to me and as you know me well enough to know, that's the only one I care about.

An average Beazer Homes player would get into every NPL team in this state. An average NPL player would struggle to make a Beazer Homes League team. I have played with/against many players who are better than what you see getting paid a decent amount over here and they got nothing in England, in fact they paid to play.

Re: Very Interesting Today On The Radio

Posted: Fri Sep 02, 2016 9:44 am
by The Kop
fball12 wrote:
Brewie wrote:
fball12 wrote:If Campbelltown have 350 players @$1000 on average, that's $350,000.

Do their expenses total $350k?
Their expenses probably exceed $350k. The balance to break even will be made up from revenue from other sources.

Its economics. If the price was too high then people would not buy the product. Until Campbelltown are struggling to fill their teams, you have no argument and good luck to them.

If you dont like the price, dont buy go elsewhere. Find another provider that meets your price point. No one is twisting your arm to buy.
How would it exceed $350k, the council does everything for them for free!
If it does exceed $350k its because they have their snouts in the trough - coaches, senior players, administrators - all overpaid!

People go there because they live near there, they have a captured market.

The other clubs in the vicinity charge the same, its called collusion.
ha but who pays council rates?

Re: Very Interesting Today On The Radio

Posted: Fri Sep 02, 2016 9:46 am
by The Kop
God is an Englishman wrote:
BeNatural wrote:
God is an Englishman wrote:No there's not a standard at which players should be paid and you're right if someone is stupid enough to play crap players then so be it. However, there are a lot of very average players in this country being paid to play.

Crap players?

I would hope quality local players like Godley, Mori, Aguis, Artone, Trimboli, Moore, Karlovic, Catanzaro were reimbursed for their performances they have displayed to the SA Football community.

I wouldnt be calling them crap players in Australia's equal second top tier.
8 players - are they the only ones being paid in this state?
Are any Modbury Jets players paid? If so, why?

Re: Very Interesting Today On The Radio

Posted: Fri Sep 02, 2016 9:46 am
by Bomber
BeNatural wrote:
johndedes wrote:Shoot goal

Absolute disgrace how juniors are charged so much to play today.
On my time it was free.
But your senior players were paid back in those days.

And where did it come from? the same streams as today, donations, sponsors, club fundraisers, match day catering.

I am sure Bomber and his mates at Polonia have most likely single handly funded their senior teams payroll over a number of years, from their spending at the club bar!
Whilst that may have been true more so in the 80's and 90's, its hard to keep up nowadays. I'd need to drink probably 3 cartons a week along with my mates to keep up. It catches up with you after a while, hence we need a new stream of pisspots. Failing that, it gets back to sponsors, fundraising, grants and general revenue. Our Junior fees include membership which goes into general revenue however the majority costs are pretty much break even for items people have already suggested (kits, expenses etc etc).

Re: Very Interesting Today On The Radio

Posted: Fri Sep 02, 2016 9:47 am
by Bomber
God is an Englishman wrote:
paul merson wrote:
God is an Englishman wrote:No there's not a standard at which players should be paid and you're right if someone is stupid enough to play crap players then so be it. However, there are a lot of very average players in this country being paid to play.
Trust me I saw and played against many in England in the same boat, but that's just my opinion like yours, means jack.
My opinion means a lot to me and as you know me well enough to know, that's the only one I care about.

An average Beazer Homes player would get into every NPL team in this state. An average NPL player would struggle to make a Beazer Homes League team. I have played with/against many players who are better than what you see getting paid a decent amount over here and they got nothing in England, in fact they paid to play.
Says the bloke who has only ever played SAASL here (usually in B's or C's). :wink:

Re: Very Interesting Today On The Radio

Posted: Fri Sep 02, 2016 9:48 am
by God is an Englishman
The Kop wrote: Are any Modbury Jets players paid? If so, why?
No one is paid to play at Modbury Jets.

Re: Very Interesting Today On The Radio

Posted: Fri Sep 02, 2016 9:50 am
by God is an Englishman
Bomber wrote:Says the bloke who has only ever played SAASL here (usually in B's or C's). :wink:
Here - correct.

I've played a few A's games but mainly B's. I've also played in the collegiate league and have been invited to join federation clubs. I sound like OM now, maybe I should tell you about my times as a professional footballer over lunch.

Re: Very Interesting Today On The Radio

Posted: Fri Sep 02, 2016 9:52 am
by The Kop
God is an Englishman wrote:
The Kop wrote: Are any Modbury Jets players paid? If so, why?
No one is paid to play at Modbury Jets.
Has anyone ever been to play and will you again in the future?

Are you paid? If so, why?

Re: Very Interesting Today On The Radio

Posted: Fri Sep 02, 2016 9:54 am
by Bomber
God is an Englishman wrote:
Bomber wrote:Says the bloke who has only ever played SAASL here (usually in B's or C's). :wink:
Here - correct.

I've played a few A's games but mainly B's. I've also played in the collegiate league and have been invited to join federation clubs. I sound like OM now, maybe I should tell you about my times as a professional footballer over lunch.
Some of the players Benatural has mentioned are around your age (maybe even older) yet still play top div SAASL on decent coin. If you played in a "higher level" then what's stopping you doing at least similar? Or is it the old "war wound" excuse?

Re: Very Interesting Today On The Radio

Posted: Fri Sep 02, 2016 9:55 am
by Paleon Patros Germanos
God is an Englishman wrote:
Bomber wrote:Says the bloke who has only ever played SAASL here (usually in B's or C's). :wink:
Here - correct.

I've played a few A's games but mainly B's. I've also played in the collegiate league and have been invited to join federation clubs. I sound like John Dedes now, maybe I should tell you about my times as a professional footballer over lunch.
Edited for accuracy

Re: Very Interesting Today On The Radio

Posted: Fri Sep 02, 2016 10:04 am
by Nice One Cyril
Bomber wrote:
God is an Englishman wrote:
Bomber wrote:Says the bloke who has only ever played SAASL here (usually in B's or C's). :wink:
Here - correct.

I've played a few A's games but mainly B's. I've also played in the collegiate league and have been invited to join federation clubs. I sound like OM now, maybe I should tell you about my times as a professional footballer over lunch.
Some of the players Benatural has mentioned are around your age (maybe even older) yet still play top div SAASL on decent coin. If you played in a "higher level" then what's stopping you doing at least similar? Or is it the old "war wound" excuse?
More likely to be the loft :wink:

Re: Very Interesting Today On The Radio

Posted: Fri Sep 02, 2016 10:08 am
by God is an Englishman
Paleon Patros Germanos wrote:
God is an Englishman wrote:
Bomber wrote:Says the bloke who has only ever played SAASL here (usually in B's or C's). :wink:
Here - correct.

I've played a few A's games but mainly B's. I've also played in the collegiate league and have been invited to join federation clubs. I sound like John Dedes now, maybe I should tell you about my times as a professional footballer over lunch.
Edited for accuracy
OOh harsh

Re: Very Interesting Today On The Radio

Posted: Fri Sep 02, 2016 10:09 am
by Big Mac
God is an Englishman wrote:
Bomber wrote:Says the bloke who has only ever played SAASL here (usually in B's or C's). :wink:
Here - correct.

I've played a few A's games but mainly B's. I've also played in the collegiate league and have been invited to join federation clubs. I sound like OM now, maybe I should tell you about my times as a professional footballer over lunch.
You are playing B's at Jets amateurs yet you claim that you were a "professional" footballer whilst questioning why our local NPL players are getting paid :shock:

Maybe you and John Dedes can catch up and remind each other how good you were...bit of mutual back slapping.

Re: Very Interesting Today On The Radio

Posted: Fri Sep 02, 2016 10:10 am
by God is an Englishman
Bomber wrote:
God is an Englishman wrote:
Bomber wrote:Says the bloke who has only ever played SAASL here (usually in B's or C's). :wink:
Here - correct.

I've played a few A's games but mainly B's. I've also played in the collegiate league and have been invited to join federation clubs. I sound like OM now, maybe I should tell you about my times as a professional footballer over lunch.
Some of the players Benatural has mentioned are around your age (maybe even older) yet still play top div SAASL on decent coin. If you played in a "higher level" then what's stopping you doing at least similar? Or is it the old "war wound" excuse?
(not that) happy to admit, I'm old and cabernet now.

Re: Very Interesting Today On The Radio

Posted: Fri Sep 02, 2016 10:10 am
by God is an Englishman
Big Mac wrote:
God is an Englishman wrote:
Bomber wrote:Says the bloke who has only ever played SAASL here (usually in B's or C's). :wink:
Here - correct.

I've played a few A's games but mainly B's. I've also played in the collegiate league and have been invited to join federation clubs. I sound like OM now, maybe I should tell you about my times as a professional footballer over lunch.
You are playing B's at Jets amateurs yet you claim that you were a "professional" footballer whilst questioning why our local NPL players are getting paid :shock:

Maybe you and John Dedes can catch up and remind each other how good you were...bit of mutual back slapping.
I was paid a staggering 10 pounds in bar credit. I was taking the piss.

I also play C's and Over 35's, don't talk me all the way to the B's

Re: Very Interesting Today On The Radio

Posted: Fri Sep 02, 2016 10:13 am
by BeNatural
johndedes wrote:Shoot goal

So if I was little Johnny today I would have to ask my parents to pay $1,000 plus per year???
My dad would say no way .
I would not have been a star soccer player .
You would have a choice.

You could play at a club that charges that amount, or go to a club that charges less.

Options JD, options.

My parents would have liked to have sent me to private school, but the $10k fees were to expensive, so the other choices were cheaper schools, which i attended.

Re: Very Interesting Today On The Radio

Posted: Fri Sep 02, 2016 10:25 am
by COLOSSUS
Paleon Patros Germanos wrote:
God is an Englishman wrote:
Bomber wrote:Says the bloke who has only ever played SAASL here (usually in B's or C's). :wink:
Here - correct.

I've played a few A's games but mainly B's. I've also played in the collegiate league and have been invited to join federation clubs. I sound like John Dedes now, maybe I should tell you about my times as a professional footballer over lunch.
Edited for accuracy
:lol:

Re: Very Interesting Today On The Radio

Posted: Fri Sep 02, 2016 10:26 am
by Tzon
Shoot goal

In the 1960 to 1970 period my choice was simple eg play for the club I want, Hellas and it was free.
I went out and tried for the junior State teams eg under 14, 15 and 16? Obviously I was a stand out thus selected without bribes and it was free.

Re: Very Interesting Today On The Radio

Posted: Fri Sep 02, 2016 10:36 am
by Sven
johndedes wrote:Shoot goal

In the 1960 to 1970 period my choice was simple eg play for the club I want, Hellas and it was free.
I went out and tried for the junior State teams eg under 14, 15 and 16? Obviously I was a stand out thus selected without bribes and it was free.
In those days my neighbours dog turned up to the Hellas trials and was selected. All my neighbour had to say was that his dog was greek and he was selected and it was free.

It had nothing to do with talent and thats why you were selected JD.

Re: Very Interesting Today On The Radio

Posted: Fri Sep 02, 2016 10:39 am
by Tzon
Shoot goal

Absolute disgrace that comment about Greeks and dogs a disgrace you should be banned from FN?

Re: Very Interesting Today On The Radio

Posted: Fri Sep 02, 2016 10:54 am
by God is an Englishman
johndedes wrote:Shoot goal

Absolute disgrace that comment about Greeks and dogs a disgrace you should be banned from FN?
In answer to your question, No.

Re: Very Interesting Today On The Radio

Posted: Fri Sep 02, 2016 11:00 am
by Just-Me
Sven wrote:
johndedes wrote:Shoot goal

In the 1960 to 1970 period my choice was simple eg play for the club I want, Hellas and it was free.
I went out and tried for the junior State teams eg under 14, 15 and 16? Obviously I was a stand out thus selected without bribes and it was free.
In those days my neighbours dog turned up to the Hellas trials and was selected. All my neighbour had to say was that his dog was greek and he was selected and it was free.

It had nothing to do with talent and thats why you were selected JD.
Who talks more crap JD or you? If your going to bag someone at least do it with facts. Soccer is about passion not about money. If someone is stupid enough to pay you then good luck to you. When I played 99% player played the game cause they loved it. Money was a by-product.

Re: Very Interesting Today On The Radio

Posted: Fri Sep 02, 2016 11:22 am
by Tzon
Shoot goal

Yes I to played for zip.