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Just in response to the Mighty V, I assume that you are a disgruntled Valley supporter, struggling to come to terms with last years GF result.
I think Nollamara deserves some credit for the last 2 years.It is good to see that we have some artist on this forum, please paint the complete picture not just your version of events.
Regarding last week's red card,the club does not in any way or form condone that behavior and the club including the leadership group has taken the necessary steps to address this serious matter with the player concerned and the playing group including the leadership at Nollamara.
In relation to the Nolla red card at the valley please note that the player that was sent off was struck behind play by the valley player just prior to him retaliating.
In regards to the abuse directed toward the umpires, nothing was said about the Valley player who swore and cursed the umpire after the game, that also included one of your supporters. Sounds like Dingo and the Mighty V needs to book an appointment with spec savers.
So remember, there is always 2 sides to the story.
Nollamara version of events.

Yesterday, I watched High Wycombe play Gosnells in the Reserves game, and saw most of the League game also.

Despite copping huge hidings in both games (140 odd points in the Reserves and over 200 in the League), there were no incidents, on field or off field.

In fact, I would compliment the conduct of both their players and their supporters, particularly in the face of results like those.

Having been on the receiving end of some emails from another Club which is mentioned frequently in this forum (but not in a C2 thread), I can readily understand some of the comments they receive, despite me knowing little or nothing about that Club.

Fair to say then that the players that had fight in them (whether dirty or fair) are no longer at the club?

Thanks for your feedback much appreciated.

Regards to the umpires tried a couple of younger guys and now we have gone back to the umpire from last year, better suited to Nollamara.