Results July 30 2016

[Beyond Blue]

Div 4 res
Dingy 0 Strath 1

[Stitch This]

Div 1

Pumas v Jets

Cs 2-3
Bs 3-3

[reddevil]

Div 4 res
Dingy 0 Strath 1

seniors:-
Dingy 5 Strath 0

[n8]

A's
Pumas vs modbury
1-0

[Monthegers]

Pumas lucky to go 1-0 up.
Ressies 3-3 all as no stretcher provided to our injured player, so game called off before time.
And there is nothing better than the own player being told to leave their own club by his own players ie; Scott Winter. He had no respect for a injured player yelling abuse from the side line. Should be ashamed for his inapropiate behaviour.

[mantzy]

Pumas lucky to go 1-0 up.
Ressies 3-3 all as no stretcher provided to our injured player, so game called off before time.
And there is nothing better than the own player being told to leave their own club by his own players ie; Scott Winter. He had no respect for a injured player yelling abuse from the side line. Should be ashamed for his inapropiate behaviour.

Modbury were lucky not to be 4 - 0 down in the first half from where l saw the game buddy unless u were at a different game. Credit to Modbury who came back firing in the second half, but to quote 'pumas lucky ' not sure about that 1. Thanks to the Modbury boys who stuck around. Thought it was a very entertaining game from both ends. Good luck for the remaining games

[Mahorn]

On the Jets player that went down injured, he has a broken fibula. All the best with hopefully a speedy recovery

[magic]

Pumas lucky to go 1-0 up.
Ressies 3-3 all as no stretcher provided to our injured player, so game called off before time.
And there is nothing better than the own player being told to leave their own club by his own players ie; Scott Winter. He had no respect for a injured player yelling abuse from the side line. Should be ashamed for his inapropiate behaviour.

Oh dear, pressure causing cracks with the Jets ?

[God is an Englishman]

Pumas lucky to go 1-0 up.
Ressies 3-3 all as no stretcher provided to our injured player, so game called off before time.
And there is nothing better than the own player being told to leave their own club by his own players ie; Scott Winter. He had no respect for a injured player yelling abuse from the side line. Should be ashamed for his inapropiate behaviour.

Oh dear, pressure causing cracks with the Jets ?

Pressure? It's amateur football

[God is an Englishman]

Pumas lucky to go 1-0 up.
Ressies 3-3 all as no stretcher provided to our injured player, so game called off before time.
And there is nothing better than the own player being told to leave their own club by his own players ie; Scott Winter. He had no respect for a injured player yelling abuse from the side line. Should be ashamed for his inapropiate behaviour.

Modbury were lucky not to be 4 - 0 down in the first half from where l saw the game buddy unless u were at a different game. Credit to Modbury who came back firing in the second half, but to quote 'pumas lucky cheap and nasty not sure about that 1. Thanks to the Modbury boys who stuck around. Thought it was a very entertaining game from both ends. Good luck for the remaining games

I was on the other side with the injured player but from what I was told, Pumas officials dealt with the person appropriately. Credit to them for that.

Oh and, you must have been at a different game then. Don't think I've ever seen a team dominate so much and lose.

[mantzy]

Pumas lucky to go 1-0 up.
Ressies 3-3 all as no stretcher provided to our injured player, so game called off before time.
And there is nothing better than the own player being told to leave their own club by his own players ie; Scott Winter. He had no respect for a injured player yelling abuse from the side line. Should be ashamed for his inapropiate behaviour.

Modbury were lucky not to be 4 - 0 down in the first half from where l saw the game buddy unless u were at a different game. Credit to Modbury who came back firing in the second half, but to quote 'pumas lucky cheap and nasty not sure about that 1. Thanks to the Modbury boys who stuck around. Thought it was a very entertaining game from both ends. Good luck for the remaining games

I was on the other side with the injured player but from what I was told, Pumas officials dealt with the person appropriately. Credit to them for that.

Oh and, you must have been at a different game then. Don't think I've ever seen a team dominate so much and lose.

You were beaten by a good side mate now be a good sport and take it and learn from it champ. Like l said it was an entertaining game from both side meaning it could have gone either was thats what everybody including your leaders of ur club who no more about the game than you were saying come end of 90min.
We hope ur team mate who got taken away is ok and has a speedy recovery. Good luck and l do hope we both stay up and meet again next year

[God is an Englishman]

You were beaten by a good side mate now be a good sport and take it and learn from it champ. Like l said it was an entertaining game from both side meaning it could have gone either was thats what everybody including your leaders of ur club who no more about the game than you were saying come end of 90min.
We hope ur team mate who got taken away is ok and has a speedy recovery. Good luck and l do hope we both stay up and meet again next year

How do you know they know more about the game than me? If the "leaders" (whoever they are) said that, maybe they were being polite.

The team mate has a broken leg and looks like he will be needing surgery as well.

[Mahorn]

jets got beaten it's as simple as that, both teams will have rose coloured glasses and think they should have won.. But to say the official in the bs handled it appropriately is a stretch. Personally they handled the sideline banter/ argument I agree, it didn't escalate. The jets player didn't receive the appropriate action, a stretcher. Maybe it is sour grapes but we all deserve the basics when it comes to player safety and having to be carried off isn't right with a broken leg.
I too want to know who the 'leaders' of the club are? Maybe they have the answers to the lack of form.

[God is an Englishman]

jets got beaten it's as simple as that, both teams will have rose coloured glasses and think they should have won.. But to say the official in the bs handled it appropriately is a stretch. Personally they handled the sideline banter/ argument I agree, it didn't escalate. The jets player didn't receive the appropriate action, a stretcher. Maybe it is sour grapes but we all deserve the basics when it comes to player safety and having to be carried off isn't right with a broken leg.
I too want to know who the 'leaders' of the club are? Maybe they have the answers to the lack of form.

I meant more that the officials stepped in and asked the person to leave.

[bench-warmer]

Personally, i think in amateur football, if you need a stretcher for a broken bone to get off the ground, you probably shouldn't be moved. Leave it for the professionals.

"Basics of player safety" isn't having a bunch of amateur wannabe medics move a seriously injured player.

But having said that, i admit i wasn't there.

[mushrow]

Personally, i think in amateur football, if you need a stretcher for a broken bone to get off the ground, you probably shouldn't be moved. Leave it for the professionals.

"Basics of player safety" isn't having a bunch of amateur wannabe medics move a seriously injured player.

But having said that, i admit i wasn't there.

Are clubs required to have a stretcher available? I must admit I was surprised there wasn't one available.

[bench-warmer]

Personally, i think in amateur football, if you need a stretcher for a broken bone to get off the ground, you probably shouldn't be moved. Leave it for the professionals.

"Basics of player safety" isn't having a bunch of amateur wannabe medics move a seriously injured player.

But having said that, i admit i wasn't there.

Are clubs required to have a stretcher available? I must admit I was surprised there wasn't one available.

Don't think I've ever seen that requirement.

[ExtraTime]

Personally, i think in amateur football, if you need a stretcher for a broken bone to get off the ground, you probably shouldn't be moved. Leave it for the professionals.

"Basics of player safety" isn't having a bunch of amateur wannabe medics move a seriously injured player.

But having said that, i admit i wasn't there.

Are clubs required to have a stretcher available? I must admit I was surprised there wasn't one available.

Don't think I've ever seen that requirement.

FFSA - yes
SAASL - no

[jogger]

Personally, i think in amateur football, if you need a stretcher for a broken bone to get off the ground, you probably shouldn't be moved. Leave it for the professionals.

"Basics of player safety" isn't having a bunch of amateur wannabe medics move a seriously injured player.

But having said that, i admit i wasn't there.

If a player is injured and moved by someone who doesn't have the appropriate training and the person is injured further the can claim damages. If there is any thought of this type of injury it is best to wait for an ambulance.

I was treated very well by downs volunteers when I broke my leg at their ground however you need to be very careful. Every club should undertake a risk assessment and know their procedures for these events.

[God is an Englishman]

Personally, i think in amateur football, if you need a stretcher for a broken bone to get off the ground, you probably shouldn't be moved. Leave it for the professionals.

"Basics of player safety" isn't having a bunch of amateur wannabe medics move a seriously injured player.

But having said that, i admit i wasn't there.

One of the people on the scene at the time is certainly not an "amateur wannabe medic" but I certainly understand what you are saying.

[ExtraTime]

my understanding is once an ambulance is called that the injured person is not to be moved....

[Brian the Postman]

Personally, i think in amateur football, if you need a stretcher for a broken bone to get off the ground, you probably shouldn't be moved. Leave it for the professionals.

"Basics of player safety" isn't having a bunch of amateur wannabe medics move a seriously injured player.

But having said that, i admit i wasn't there.

If a player is injured and moved by someone who doesn't have the appropriate training and the person is injured further the can claim damages. If there is any thought of this type of injury it is best to wait for an ambulance.

I was treated very well by downs volunteers when I broke my leg at their ground however you need to be very careful. Every club should undertake a risk assessment and know their procedures for these events.

Wouldn't they get some protection under the Good Samaritan Act?

[Jogonalex]

Personally, i think in amateur football, if you need a stretcher for a broken bone to get off the ground, you probably shouldn't be moved. Leave it for the professionals.

"Basics of player safety" isn't having a bunch of amateur wannabe medics move a seriously injured player.

But having said that, i admit i wasn't there.

If a player is injured and moved by someone who doesn't have the appropriate training and the person is injured further the can claim damages. If there is any thought of this type of injury it is best to wait for an ambulance.

I was treated very well by downs volunteers when I broke my leg at their ground however you need to be very careful. Every club should undertake a risk assessment and know their procedures for these events.

Wouldn't they get some protection under the Good Samaritan Act?

"people who give reasonable assistance" this would be the key to the good Samaritan act, not an expect but the protection of the act covers reasonable assistance, could the argument be made that moving someone to re-start a soccer game is not reasonable where the injured person is concerned?? the game can be postponed until medical help arrives... I guess it comes down to how much training club trainers have had aswell

[Brian the Postman]

If a player is injured and moved by someone who doesn't have the appropriate training and the person is injured further the can claim damages. If there is any thought of this type of injury it is best to wait for an ambulance.

I was treated very well by downs volunteers when I broke my leg at their ground however you need to be very careful. Every club should undertake a risk assessment and know their procedures for these events.

Wouldn't they get some protection under the Good Samaritan Act?

"people who give reasonable assistance" this would be the key to the good Samaritan act, not an expect but the protection of the act covers reasonable assistance, could the argument be made that moving someone to re-start a soccer game is not reasonable where the injured person is concerned?? the game can be postponed until medical help arrives... I guess it comes down to how much training club trainers have had aswell

You can make any argument you want (lawyers make their livelihoods through this), the courts are full of frivolous claimants.