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Southy where is Duddington & co (Catalano) now I wonder who forced this mob onto all of us to supposedly help grow, enhance & foster the game in the Peel region??
Duddington is still on the Commission isnt he?

Hiding

Back to the good old days for the chunder I see.

Peel just got lucky with their first two opponents BC....think WP showed that clearly today...the really good sides will beat Peel by a minimum of 10 goals at least....hate to see what the likes of SF, Cl and Subi do to Peel this year....

Freezin wrote: Peel just got lucky with their first two opponents BC....think WP showed that clearly today...the really good sides will beat Peel by a minimum of 10 goals at least....hate to see what the likes of SF, Cl and Subi do to Peel this year....

Love your logic there freeze. Except it gets a bit cloudy when you look at the hammering your side took yesterday at the hands of EP, who lost to Perth the week before by 21 points. So it must follow you are facing a hiding next weekend??

DD all I said was the REALLY good sides will beat Peel by 10 goals minimum...probably 15 goals in all honesty...EF didn't nor Perth from memory...never said anything about the EF v Perth game.....going on Saturday's performance tho, Perth should beat EF by 10 goals minimum...which sums up how really good EF are....LOL

I see in today’s paper it mentions that the salary cap breach investigation into Peel is likely to conclude at the seasons end. Despite the WAFC generally being ineffective, I can only assume this is because a head will roll and it won’t be as disruptive at the conclusion of the season.

Townsend mentioned a club official offered to throw himself on the sword.

KCEF wrote: I see in today’s paper it mentions that the salary cap breach investigation into Peel is likely to conclude at the seasons end. Despite the WAFC generally being ineffective, I can only assume this is because a head will roll and it won’t be as disruptive at the conclusion of the season.

Townsend mentioned a club official offered to throw himself on the sword.

A simple investigation into a salary cap breach by Peel has now taken almost 12 months to conclude....even by WAFC standards that is pathetic!

KCEF wrote: I see in today’s paper it mentions that the salary cap breach investigation into Peel is likely to conclude at the seasons end. Despite the WAFC generally being ineffective, I can only assume this is because a head will roll and it won’t be as disruptive at the conclusion of the season.

Townsend mentioned a club official offered to throw himself on the sword.

Did Peel employ the "notorious" office girl from West Perth to take the fall for them as well?

So it sounds like when it comes to Peel "It's a dilemma" about whether to apply the rules in place for serious salary cap breaches because for instance if they penalize them 8 premiership points.

"Under the license agreements between the WAFC and WAFL clubs, a deliberate breach could draw a penalty of eight premiership points, a substantial fine and reduction of the player points cap."

“We have to be careful with how we handle it,” a senior WA football figure said.

“They can’t be allowed to break the rules but if we whack them too hard, that might break the club.”

Sounds a lot like something Dorrington would say.