My point wasnt whether they played the game or not, more so that Orakle has this paranoia about Muslims. Why cant christians or atheists "rein in their crazies" too, or are "western" jails full of only one type?PASC wrote:Bomber - unfortunately it feels as though you just cant win with some of these clubs ie. ghan, maiwand...
even if you win on the pitch, u risk getting hurt... or the ref is at risk... some of the people playing for those clubs, their behaviour and attitude is nothing short of a ferral animal at times...
then we have the finger in the bum tactic.... u retaliate in any way and its on for young and old...
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yeah i get ya...Bomber wrote:My point wasnt whether they played the game or not, more so that Orakle has this paranoia about Muslims. Why cant christians or atheists "rein in their crazies" too, or are "western" jails full of only one type?PASC wrote:Bomber - unfortunately it feels as though you just cant win with some of these clubs ie. ghan, maiwand...
even if you win on the pitch, u risk getting hurt... or the ref is at risk... some of the people playing for those clubs, their behaviour and attitude is nothing short of a ferral animal at times...
then we have the finger in the bum tactic.... u retaliate in any way and its on for young and old...
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Re: Seaford vs Ghan (Maywand) Sun 16 Jun
coincidently we have a Saudi Muslim playing in our As, top fella...Bomber wrote:My point wasnt whether they played the game or not, more so that Orakle has this paranoia about Muslims. Why cant christians or atheists "rein in their crazies" too, or are "western" jails full of only one type?PASC wrote:Bomber - unfortunately it feels as though you just cant win with some of these clubs ie. ghan, maiwand...
even if you win on the pitch, u risk getting hurt... or the ref is at risk... some of the people playing for those clubs, their behaviour and attitude is nothing short of a ferral animal at times...
then we have the finger in the bum tactic.... u retaliate in any way and its on for young and old...
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Re: Seaford vs Ghan (Maywand) Sun 16 Jun
Plus 1............Steve#4 wrote:It's been going on for long enough now, clubs from the Divisions these ferals play in should put it forward as an agenda item at the next SAASL AGM....Make the league act on this disgrace that they allow in their competition.
Well in Seaford great to see you put your lad's best interest first, might set the precedent for the rest of the clubs and one day we might rid our great game of this garbage once and for all.
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99% are.......all cultures have their percentage of feral faarks!!!!!!.PASC wrote:coincidently we have a Saudi Muslim playing in our As, top fella...Bomber wrote:My point wasnt whether they played the game or not, more so that Orakle has this paranoia about Muslims. Why cant christians or atheists "rein in their crazies" too, or are "western" jails full of only one type?PASC wrote:Bomber - unfortunately it feels as though you just cant win with some of these clubs ie. ghan, maiwand...
even if you win on the pitch, u risk getting hurt... or the ref is at risk... some of the people playing for those clubs, their behaviour and attitude is nothing short of a ferral animal at times...
then we have the finger in the bum tactic.... u retaliate in any way and its on for young and old...
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Re: Seaford vs Ghan (Maywand) Sun 16 Jun
Didn't realise a decision had to be made at the start of the season. Players were consulted and while many were willing to play, a few said that they would not. We could've played and there might've been no trouble. On the other hand if just one of our lads or spectators became hurt then the decision becomes the right decision. We were not willing to take a gamble and we are content with this course of actionBomber's Ex Boss wrote:Why wasn't the decision not to play made at the beginning of the season?
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Re: Seaford vs Ghan (Maywand) Sun 16 Jun
And I'll just add that the return fixture will not go ahead either
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How many of the current Ghan players were in the Maiwand team when the incident that sparked all this occurred?Hatchet Squad wrote:And I'll just add that the return fixture will not go ahead either
What reported problems have there been with the Ghan teams this year?
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4-5 players according to the SAASL.Stitch This wrote:How many of the current Ghan players were in the Maiwand team when the incident that sparked all this occurred?Hatchet Squad wrote:And I'll just add that the return fixture will not go ahead either
What reported problems have there been with the Ghan teams this year?
Player sent off against Paynham for a head stomp while the player was on the ground. Is that enough reason??
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Re: Seaford vs Ghan (Maywand) Sun 16 Jun
I think, whatever else, a club - and especially the coaches and more especially the committee - has a duty of care to its members/players.
If they believed that playing any game, against any team, was - in their opinion (because it is their 4rse) - likely to result in their people getting hurt (and nothing was done/offered by the body controlling the game to mitigate those concerns) then they would be a bit daft to play the game.
Despite the state you see some people getting in (and the tr0lls on here), amateur footie is just something for folk to do on a weekend.
If they believed that playing any game, against any team, was - in their opinion (because it is their 4rse) - likely to result in their people getting hurt (and nothing was done/offered by the body controlling the game to mitigate those concerns) then they would be a bit daft to play the game.
Despite the state you see some people getting in (and the tr0lls on here), amateur footie is just something for folk to do on a weekend.
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I wonder if this game was the difference between promotion or relegation would it have been played???
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I wonder what your point is? I take it you don't agree with us forfeiting this game in the interest of player welfareBetween the Sticks wrote:I wonder if this game was the difference between promotion or relegation would it have been played???
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Would player welfare still have been the main interest if it was for promotion or relegation?Hatchet Squad wrote:I wonder what your point is? I take it you don't agree with us forfeiting this game in the interest of player welfareBetween the Sticks wrote:I wonder if this game was the difference between promotion or relegation would it have been played???
Couldn't care less what you do or don't and I do understand your concerns however I believe your decision further contributes to the problem rather than being a solution.
A lot of champions congratulate you on here but its unlikely any of their clubs would do the same as you have.
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The decision should have been made and announced before the season kicked off.
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Re: Seaford vs Ghan (Maywand) Sun 16 Jun
Ofor Fuxake wrote:The decision should have been made and announced before the season kicked off.
Why's that?
We gave plenty of notice. We don't care what anyone else thinks. The club, players and supporters fully understood our stance. They are the only people that matter
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Re: Seaford vs Ghan (Maywand) Sun 16 Jun
And we couldn't care less what you think either or any other club for that matter. I suggest you read up on why we took this stance. How can we be contributing to the problem. We are not the problem. The problem is when these cunts decide to attack vulnerable people off the ball. We like to play football against teams that like to play football. We don't want to be looking over our shoulders the entire game wondering if we're going to get king hit. If we are part of the problem then fuck itBetween the Sticks wrote:Would player welfare still have been the main interest if it was for promotion or relegation?Hatchet Squad wrote:I wonder what your point is? I take it you don't agree with us forfeiting this game in the interest of player welfareBetween the Sticks wrote:I wonder if this game was the difference between promotion or relegation would it have been played???
Couldn't care less what you do or don't and I do understand your concerns however I believe your decision further contributes to the problem rather than being a solution.
A lot of champions congratulate you on here but its unlikely any of their clubs would do the same as you have.
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And we couldn't care less what you think either or any other club for that matter. I suggest you read up on why we took this stance. How can we be contributing to the problem. We are not the problem. The problem is when these champagne decide to attack vulnerable people off the ball. We like to play football against teams that like to play football. We don't want to be looking over our shoulders the entire game wondering if we're going to get king hit. If we are part of the problem then shiraz it[/quote]
If you really didn't care you wouldn't have posted it on a public forum or is it that you only care when everyone says what a great thing your doing is?
I heard what happened and I am in no way condoning it. Perhaps all the clubs in your div should have got together and supported one another at the beginning of the season and all agreed not to play them. Would've had far more impact. Having said that it appears from previous comments that it may not even be the same team you had trouble with. I hope you wont be forfeiting all games against teams which aren't of fair complexion.
Having said that I hope someone from SAASL sees these discussions and starts taking an interest.
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Re: Seaford vs Ghan (Maywand) Sun 16 Jun
Between the Sticks wrote:And we couldn't care less what you think either or any other club for that matter. I suggest you read up on why we took this stance. How can we be contributing to the problem. We are not the problem. The problem is when these champagne decide to attack vulnerable people off the ball. We like to play football against teams that like to play football. We don't want to be looking over our shoulders the entire game wondering if we're going to get king hit. If we are part of the problem then shiraz it
If you really didn't care you wouldn't have posted it on a public forum or is it that you only care when everyone says what a great thing your doing is?
I heard what happened and I am in no way condoning it. Perhaps all the clubs in your div should have got together and supported one another at the beginning of the season and all agreed not to play them. Would've had far more impact.
Having said that I hope someone from SAASL sees these discussions and starts taking an interest.[/quote]
I made a statement based on another forumites topic. You obviously don't know anything about my intentions.
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Re: Seaford vs Ghan (Maywand) Sun 16 Jun
Hatchet Squad wrote:Between the Sticks wrote:And we couldn't care less what you think either or any other club for that matter. I suggest you read up on why we took this stance. How can we be contributing to the problem. We are not the problem. The problem is when these champagne decide to attack vulnerable people off the ball. We like to play football against teams that like to play football. We don't want to be looking over our shoulders the entire game wondering if we're going to get king hit. If we are part of the problem then shiraz itIf you really didn't care you wouldn't have posted it on a public forum or is it that you only care when everyone says what a great thing your doing is?
I heard what happened and I am in no way condoning it. Perhaps all the clubs in your div should have got together and supported one another at the beginning of the season and all agreed not to play them. Would've had far more impact.
Having said that I hope someone from SAASL sees these discussions and starts taking an interest.
I made a statement based on another forumites topic. You obviously don't know anything about my intentions.[/quote]
No I have no idea about your intentions but either way you put it out there which leaves it open for discussion which is not always going to be in support of your intentions or decisions.
It does appear that you are/were not even certain that it is the same club you had the trouble with or are you now just not going to play against any team that is of middle eastern, African or the like origin?
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Re: Seaford vs Ghan (Maywand) Sun 16 Jun
Can't you read properly. 4-5 players from Maiwand. Ghan have a strong affiliation with Maiwand ( Ypung Stars).
I'll tell you what, believe whatever the fuck you want to believe.
I'll tell you what, believe whatever the fuck you want to believe.
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Re: Seaford vs Ghan (Maywand) Sun 16 Jun
Ok so because of 4-5 players ( your not even sure if it was 4 or 5 ) out of a possible 28 for two squads you forfeited the games. If you had plenty who wanted to play why not let those that didn't want to play sit it out and those who wanted to play, play provided you had enough players?Hatchet Squad wrote:Can't you read properly. 4-5 players from Maiwand. Ghan have a strong affiliation with Maiwand ( Ypung Stars).
I'll tell you what, believe whatever the shiraz you want to believe.
As its unlikely the league is going to do much at this stage can we expect that your club will never again play against Maiwand, Ghan, Young Stars, Hazara as they are all closely affiliated?
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Re: Seaford vs Ghan (Maywand) Sun 16 Jun
how about its been and done some support it some dont ! Seaford with all its players committee and coaching staff got together and made a CLUB call. We as Plympton will be doing the same thing with Maiwand/Adelaide young stars if they are there at the end of the year. FFS will/lose or draw it is ametuer football you play you have a laugh / joke grab a beer and move on to next week.
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What the fuck is it to you anyway?Between the Sticks wrote:Ok so because of 4-5 players ( your not even sure if it was 4 or 5 ) out of a possible 28 for two squads you forfeited the games. If you had plenty who wanted to play why not let those that didn't want to play sit it out and those who wanted to play, play provided you had enough players?Hatchet Squad wrote:Can't you read properly. 4-5 players from Maiwand. Ghan have a strong affiliation with Maiwand ( Ypung Stars).
I'll tell you what, believe whatever the shiraz you want to believe.
As its unlikely the league is going to do much at this stage can we expect that your club will never again play against Maiwand, Ghan, Young Stars, Hazara as they are all closely affiliated?
And for the record, yes you're right. We have no intention of playing any of those clubs.
We don't have to justify our decision to some cunt on footballnews who just wants an argument. Go play somewhere else numpty
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Re: Seaford vs Ghan (Maywand) Sun 16 Jun
Although the SAASL has always been an inclusive league, it maybe time to not allow any new clubs into the league.
This would mean that players would have to integrate into existing clubs & not play for a particular country or race group.
Not a short term solution but possibly a medium term solution. Most amateur players just want to play a competitive game without putting their life at risk.
Possibly, maybe, I'm not sure.
This would mean that players would have to integrate into existing clubs & not play for a particular country or race group.
Not a short term solution but possibly a medium term solution. Most amateur players just want to play a competitive game without putting their life at risk.
Possibly, maybe, I'm not sure.
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Its a question unlike an anal lick which appears to be what you are after more than anything. I wasn't arguing or seeking a justification nor did I call you any names but I can see how your glass house is a very windy place. Ill play where I like but at least I playHatchet Squad wrote:What the shiraz is it to you anyway?Between the Sticks wrote:Ok so because of 4-5 players ( your not even sure if it was 4 or 5 ) out of a possible 28 for two squads you forfeited the games. If you had plenty who wanted to play why not let those that didn't want to play sit it out and those who wanted to play, play provided you had enough players?Hatchet Squad wrote:Can't you read properly. 4-5 players from Maiwand. Ghan have a strong affiliation with Maiwand ( Ypung Stars).
I'll tell you what, believe whatever the shiraz you want to believe.
As its unlikely the league is going to do much at this stage can we expect that your club will never again play against Maiwand, Ghan, Young Stars, Hazara as they are all closely affiliated?
And for the record, yes you're right. We have no intention of playing any of those clubs.
We don't have to justify our decision to some champagne on footballnews who just wants an argument. Go play somewhere else numpty
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Re: Seaford vs Ghan (Maywand) Sun 16 Jun
You sound like the one who likes a nice feltch. You knew you were angling for an argument.
Maybe you need to read all the other topics of violence at their games ( all the afghan ones )
1- Yesterday a referee abandoned a game
2 - Payneham players head stomped on
3 - Fingers in bum onore than one occasion
4 - Maiwand being kicked out of the league at least twice in the past
after assaulting referee's
5 - our experiences which above all else our decision was made.
You also say that the guys who didn't want to play just sit out. This was a club decision. If just one of our lads ended up getting hurt then how would the club feel ( especially the coach )
You seem to be one in the minority of people who don't seem to get it.
Maybe you need to read all the other topics of violence at their games ( all the afghan ones )
1- Yesterday a referee abandoned a game
2 - Payneham players head stomped on
3 - Fingers in bum onore than one occasion
4 - Maiwand being kicked out of the league at least twice in the past
after assaulting referee's
5 - our experiences which above all else our decision was made.
You also say that the guys who didn't want to play just sit out. This was a club decision. If just one of our lads ended up getting hurt then how would the club feel ( especially the coach )
You seem to be one in the minority of people who don't seem to get it.
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The usual handy_man responseBetween the Sticks wrote: Its a question unlike an anal lick which appears to be what you are after more than anything. I wasn't arguing or seeking a justification nor did I call you any names but I can see how your glass house is a very windy place. Ill play where I like but at least I play
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He's their best player but just waves the flagTalk Is Cheap wrote:The usual handy_man responseBetween the Sticks wrote: Its a question unlike an anal lick which appears to be what you are after more than anything. I wasn't arguing or seeking a justification nor did I call you any names but I can see how your glass house is a very windy place. Ill play where I like but at least I play
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Re: Seaford vs Ghan (Maywand) Sun 16 Jun
There really are some tossers here whose opinion is better kept to themselves. There's been more evidence this week with young stars (another team closely affiliated with maiwand) of violence and threatening behaviour towards a referee. After 2 sendings off the referee cancelled the game because he feared for his safety and once he took cover in the changing facilities was chased by a player with a pole. Surely you can't condone or believe any opposition should have to out up with such behaviour as well as the referee.
And to mention an earlier point raised we have already said we all not be playing the return fixture regardless of how the club is doing regarding league position, whether that involves promotion or relegation remains to be seen. It should be noted that we are due to play again in the second to last game of the season so such a scenario arising is a distinct possibility
And to mention an earlier point raised we have already said we all not be playing the return fixture regardless of how the club is doing regarding league position, whether that involves promotion or relegation remains to be seen. It should be noted that we are due to play again in the second to last game of the season so such a scenario arising is a distinct possibility
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Re: Seaford vs Ghan (Maywand) Sun 16 Jun
Far more dangerous waving the flag than playing! but I survive the young stars game.Talk Is Cheap wrote:The usual handy_man responseBetween the Sticks wrote: Its a question unlike an anal lick which appears to be what you are after more than anything. I wasn't arguing or seeking a justification nor did I call you any names but I can see how your glass house is a very windy place. Ill play where I like but at least I play
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