POWER IN YOUTH

HIGHLAND · Post by **HIGHLAND** » Mon Feb 19, 2007 7:04 pm

Listen up football folk WAB juniors have 22, that's wright 22, teams for the up and coming season,most in the league. GO YOU BLUES,HELLAS,HELLAS,HELLAS. Just think people who intend to run the club don't ruin your chances to become the STONGEST & MOST POWERFUL CLUB IN S.A. Other teams are already shaking in their boots

ze_camel · Post by **ze_camel** » Mon Feb 19, 2007 7:06 pm

MY WAY wrote:Listen up football folk WAB juniors have 22, that's wright 22, teams for the up and coming season,most in the league. GO YOU BLUES,HELLAS,HELLAS,HELLAS. Just think people who intend to run the club don't ruin your chances to become the STONGEST & MOST POWERFUL CLUB IN S.A. Other teams are already shaking in their boots

just getting a bit too excited i see

HIGHLAND · Post by **HIGHLAND** » Mon Feb 19, 2007 7:08 pm

Just wait and see ,we will 'BUILD IT &THEY WILL COME'

The one and only · Post by **The one and only** » Mon Feb 19, 2007 7:10 pm

i dont know about other teams shaking in thier boots

and i think the whole strongest and most powerful in sa thing is really a bit to excited

HIGHLAND · Post by **HIGHLAND** » Mon Feb 19, 2007 7:16 pm

If WAB learn from the past they will, not only be the strongest & most powerful, they will also be very financial, as rumour has it big money in the wings waiting to be invested. Talking 6 digits

Anonymous · Post by **Anonymous** » Mon Feb 19, 2007 8:40 pm

keep dreamin mate!!! they wont b that strong every1 still sees them as olympic juniours and anyone that didnt pplay for them hated them

THIS BLOOOOOKE · Post by **THIS BLOOOOOKE** » Mon Feb 19, 2007 9:06 pm

jaffa wrote:keep dreamin mate!!! they wont b that strong every1 still sees them as olympic juniours and anyone that didnt pplay for them hated them

they hated us because they couldnt beat us!

a bit of vaseline · Post by **a bit of vaseline** » Mon Feb 19, 2007 9:08 pm

MY WAY wrote:If WAB learn from the past they will, not only be the strongest & most powerful, they will also be very financial, as rumour has it big money in the wings waiting to be invested. Talking 6 digits

Very financial huh?

HIGHLAND · Post by **HIGHLAND** » Mon Feb 19, 2007 9:14 pm

Yes you can read GOLO GEL very, very financial,just wait and see. All other clubs will once again kneel to HELAAAAAAAAAAS

a bit of vaseline · Post by **a bit of vaseline** » Mon Feb 19, 2007 9:19 pm

stop living in the past buddy

HIGHLAND · Post by **HIGHLAND** » Mon Feb 19, 2007 9:27 pm

I'm not your BUDDY, and we are looking to the future with or without you we will 'BUILD IT & THEY WILL COME'

a bit of vaseline · Post by **a bit of vaseline** » Mon Feb 19, 2007 9:32 pm

Without me, I'll tell u that now. but good luck. looking foward to the rivalry

ze_camel · Post by **ze_camel** » Mon Feb 19, 2007 9:33 pm

MY WAY wrote:If WAB learn from the past they will, not only be the strongest & most powerful, they will also be very financial, as rumour has it big money in the wings waiting to be invested. Talking 6 digits

sounds like your going to war with words like that....

Nova · Post by **Nova** » Tue Feb 20, 2007 7:55 am

MY WAY wrote:If WAB learn from the past they will, not only be the strongest & most powerful, they will also be very financial, as rumour has it big money in the wings waiting to be invested. Talking 6 digits

I love the way you put the word "IF" infront of that statement.
Is that your escape clause or something if it all turns to shit!
What you guys forget is that most clubs focus on providing an avenue to develope kids where as you just want to be powerfull and successfull, so good luck to you

stargazer · Post by **stargazer** » Tue Feb 20, 2007 8:11 am

MY WAY wrote:Listen up football folk WAB juniors have 22, that's wright 22, teams for the up and coming season,most in the league. GO YOU BLUES,HELLAS,HELLAS,HELLAS. Just think people who intend to run the club don't ruin your chances to become the STONGEST & MOST POWERFUL CLUB IN S.A. Other teams are already shaking in their boots

Cosidering WAB is a fledgling club, it Might be wise to just pull your head in and work hard to make it happen. Forget grandstanding, you've done it too often and thus the "gonna" tag.

getborn · Post by **getborn** » Tue Feb 20, 2007 8:19 am

MY WAY wrote: they will not only be the strongest & most powerful, they will also be very financial, as rumour has it big money in the wings waiting to be invested. Talking 6 digits

and then once the money is invested the power struggle will commence,

politics, etc etc and before long they will fall to sh.t and the greek

community who were willing to believe wab would be different from

olympic will wonder why they were so naive.

back.of.the.net · Post by **back.of.the.net** » Tue Feb 20, 2007 9:32 am

THIS BLOOOOOKE wrote:
jaffa wrote:keep dreamin mate!!! they wont b that strong every1 still sees them as olympic juniours and anyone that didnt pplay for them hated them
they hated us because they couldnt beat us!

dont think that many teams couldnt beat olympic last year to tell ya the honest truth.. if ya got 22 teams in the juniors does that mean that youy are fielding a side in most of the A divisions this year?

Golden Greek · Post by **Golden Greek** » Tue Feb 20, 2007 11:23 am

MY WAY wrote:Listen up football folk WAB juniors have 22, that's wright 22, teams for the up and coming season,most in the league. GO YOU BLUES,HELLAS,HELLAS,HELLAS. Just think people who intend to run the club don't ruin your chances to become the STONGEST & MOST POWERFUL CLUB IN S.A. Other teams are already shaking in their boots

MY WAY you sound like a funeral parlour

oh by the way WA was dead and burried years ago.

good luck in getting a licence for seniors next season

Filikis Eterias · Post by **Filikis Eterias** » Tue Feb 20, 2007 10:19 pm

MY WAY wrote:Listen up football folk WAB juniors have 22, that's wright 22, teams for the up and coming season,most in the league. GO YOU BLUES,HELLAS,HELLAS,HELLAS. Just think people who intend to run the club don't ruin your chances to become the STONGEST & MOST POWERFUL CLUB IN S.A. Other teams are already shaking in their boots

Lets walk before we run. Huge potential there, i agree but.
Six figure sponsorship.....any clues????........does that include the cents ($1,000-00)

Post by **Randoman** » Wed Feb 21, 2007 12:38 am

MY WAY wrote:Listen up football folk WAB juniors have 22, that's wright 22, teams for the up and coming season,most in the league. GO YOU BLUES,HELLAS,HELLAS,HELLAS. Just think people who intend to run the club don't ruin your chances to become the STONGEST & MOST POWERFUL CLUB IN S.A. Other teams are already shaking in their boots

kind of set the tone of your post with that spelling

Hollygirl · Post by **Hollygirl** » Wed Feb 21, 2007 5:38 pm

What happens next year when the league is looking to align the juniors to the seniors....if WAB have a senior team surely they start in the State League.

That would then mean that all the Junior teams become C grade.....how will that affect the club?

Filikis Eterias · Post by **Filikis Eterias** » Wed Feb 21, 2007 10:06 pm

Hollygirl wrote:What happens next year when the league is looking to align the juniors to the seniors....if WAB have a senior team surely they start in the State League.

That would then mean that all the Junior teams become C grade.....how will that affect the club?

How do they become C GRADE??? No offence but you have no idea of how its set up.

Hollygirl · Post by **Hollygirl** » Wed Feb 21, 2007 10:26 pm

Gremio - have no problem with WAB but wondered what your strategy was for next year.

Hollygirl · Post by **Hollygirl** » Wed Feb 21, 2007 10:33 pm

Super League = A Grade
Premier League = B Grade
State League = C Grade

Currently Olympic are in Premier League so if they remain there and they had Juniors they would be in B grade if the changes the clubs voted on come in for next season.

If WAB have a senior team next year as a new club they would start in State League. This would mean that their Juniors would go into C grade.

While this is not the way things work at the moment the clubs voted at the end of last year to do this next season.

I dont necesarily agree with it as there are some clubs who are putting a lot of work into their juniors which may be A grade standard while their senior teams are struggling. Eg Western Toros have a very strong Junior structure while their seniors are not likely to head up the ladder anytime soon.

Filikis Eterias · Post by **Filikis Eterias** » Wed Feb 21, 2007 11:13 pm

Hollygirl wrote:Super League = A Grade
Premier League = B Grade
State League = C Grade

Currently Olympic are in Premier League so if they remain there and they had Juniors they would be in B grade if the changes the clubs voted on come in for next season.

If WAB have a senior team next year as a new club they would start in State League. This would mean that their Juniors would go into C grade.

While this is not the way things work at the moment the clubs voted at the end of last year to do this next season.

I dont necesarily agree with it as there are some clubs who are putting a lot of work into their juniors which may be A grade standard while their senior teams are struggling. Eg Western Toros have a very strong Junior structure while their seniors are not likely to head up the ladder anytime soon.

This structure has been rejected on every level so it aint gonna happen, end of story.

Anonymous · Post by **Anonymous** » Thu Feb 22, 2007 12:48 pm

Hollygirl wrote:
Super League = A Grade
Premier League = B Grade
State League = C Grade

Currently Olympic are in Premier League so if they remain there and they had Juniors they would be in B grade if the changes the clubs voted on come in for next season.

If WAB have a senior team next year as a new club they would start in State League. This would mean that their Juniors would go into C grade.

While this is not the way things work at the moment the clubs voted at the end of last year to do this next season.

I dont necesarily agree with it as there are some clubs who are putting a lot of work into their juniors which may be A grade standard while their senior teams are struggling. Eg Western Toros have a very strong Junior structure while their seniors are not likely to head up the ladder anytime soon.

are you joking toros juniors might put in a lot of effort doesnt mean there good!! they have how many teams in the A divisions 1 if they r lucky!!

the REAL one · Post by **the REAL one** » Mon Feb 26, 2007 1:35 pm

go u blues

candyman · Post by **candyman** » Wed Feb 28, 2007 6:17 pm

First of all MY WAY,your spelling is atrocious,
secondly,the real West Adelaide is not around anymore,
thirdly,i think there is a lot of dreamers out there,
fourthly,the people that wanted West Adelaide,i wonder what
help they will give,
and fifthly,what do you mean "WE",you will be AXRISTOS there
like you were at AOJFC.

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