Starting a new club

[PASC]

charging an amateur 400+ is s disgrace ...
feel for the seaford guys... great club to play against over the last few years
i think most fed clubs dont really appriciate their amateurs and the effort they put in...

[redfred]

agree fed clubs usually see the amateur team as another revenue raiser, which to be fair to the fed club is needed as the costs to run a ffsa club is over the top so they need every penny they can get. this is why most clubs who have played at fed grounds usually struggle to rise up thru thre leagues(exc a couple) or fold or in Modbury Jets case go on their own. Imagine the support Modbury feds would have at their games if they had shown their amateur namesakes(original Jets) support and a bit of welcoming to their premises. Para Hills also had a thriving amateur side until they realised they were just a cash raiser and got nothing in return. If run with support an amateur club can be a big bonus to fed clubs( i'm sure they polonia boys put plenty over their bar and are probably volunteers on the saturday?PASC?)

[Hatchet Squad]

I'm still keeping quiet hatchet

Might as well join in mate.

[Too Much Pain]

charging an amateur 400+ is s disgrace ...

If you don't like it, no one is forcing you to stay.

[Hatchet Squad]

charging an amateur 400+ is s disgrace ...

If you don't like it, no one is forcing you to stay.

Hence why a new club is being formed. I would just like to clarify again that a lot of our lads are awaiting the fee structure for next season before making a decision. I for one hope an agreement can be made between players and club because I love Seaford and have done since switching from the cove years ago.

[The Wise Monkey]

Try playing at Asia Utd or Blue Nile, you don't even get a toilet for the ladies that come to watch. Not even a tap for water at blue Nile.

Point is the canteen made a lot of money for the club - thick5hit

That's lower div clubs for you, to be honest they shouldn't be allowed to enter a team unless they have adequate facilities. This would stop a lot of the crap clubs in the league.

Perfectly said

[Cruie]

Always sad to see issues like this at any club - Running one successfully is a great deal of work for a lot of people - Always a shame for them when stuff like this happens.

That said: Do washing in public not your dirty do

^^^ Makes sense from everyone's point of view ;)

[Chris35]

We have no intention of being a nationality based club, nor do we have any confusion about how difficult this will be. We have goals and a vision but most importantly passion for football.

[THE ORAKLE]

charging an amateur 400+ is s disgrace ...

If you don't like it, no one is forcing you to stay.

Hence why a new club is being formed. I would just like to clarify again that a lot of our lads are awaiting the fee structure for next season before making a decision. I for one hope an agreement can be made between players and club because I love Seaford and have done since switching from the cove years ago.

im sure the fee structure will be changed and the fees will not be so excessive. i have no official capacity at the club now but i do believe this to be so and on a personal note,i sincerely hope so. GO SEAFORD.

[PASC]

charging an amateur 400+ is s disgrace ...

If you don't like it, no one is forcing you to stay.

stay where ?

[PASC]

[quote="redfred"]agree fed clubs usually see the amateur team as another revenue raiser, which to be fair to the fed club is needed as the costs to run a ffsa club is over the top so they need every penny they can get. this is why most clubs who have played at fed grounds usually struggle to rise up thru thre leagues(exc a couple) or fold or in Modbury Jets case go on their own. Imagine the support Modbury feds would have at their games if they had shown their amateur namesakes(original Jets) support and a bit of welcoming to their premises. Para Hills also had a thriving amateur side until they realised they were just a cash raiser and got nothing in return. If run with support an amateur club can be a big bonus to fed clubs( i'm sure they polonia boys put plenty over their bar and are probably volunteers on the saturday?PASC?)[/quote]

absolutely... we absolutley love our club...... i think we play a big part especially in the actual club/social/comitee side of things.. we have had our share of disagreements naturally but luckily there are some level headed people at the club who realise that we are an integral part of that place and appriciate our small sense of entitlement from a cultural/ ethnic perspective. I think the more support we get the we will contribute. Would love to see more fed guys that finish up stick around and carry on at the amateurs... how can you go wrong having two successful clubs in one?

[Michael - MLSC]

Good luck mate, I'm also in the process of starting a new club, Mawson Lakes SC. Feel free to get in touch, maybe we can bounce some ideas off each other!

[Echo & The Bunnymen]

Aldinga and Mawson Lakes already discussing a merger

[Michael - MLSC]

Taking turns with home games, one at Aldinga, the next at Mawson Lakes haha.