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satan311 wrote:

WCER add more to their list with Jed Kemp (Su) and John Levien (SF). There don’t seem to be any going the other way as yet though. 

They are developing a fine squad of spuds worthy of the jumper

😂😂😂😂😂😂

Medhat for Lynch. Add in Bailey Thompson. 

If the AFL get their way, with a COVID pool of players from the State leagues, can see a few more outs in the WAFL then ins sadly. Surely there would be a cap of potential outs for each WAFL club. Don't think the likes of EF, Perth and EP could handle a vast array of COVID outs, compared to SF, Subi, Cl, WP and SD.

I see Crichton has pulled the pin on his return to WAFL footy.....so he is an out for EF...though considering he didn't play last year, can he be classed as an out? Talented half forward type Bockman  has left EF, gone to Broome for work. Another who played league last year for EF was Jacob Ah Chee has moved on.....wonder if he has gone to SF to play with his brother?  Also Jack Clarke Medallist for 2021  Josh Browne's "loan" to WCER has gone through as well.   

Ins for EF are ex SF forward Jye Depane and EP Nic Barton...and young colt Jed Hagan despite being 17 has been elevated to EF senior list.....and it will be interesting to see if those 3 ES boys in McDonald, Medland and Williamson even get into the country of WA....I mean state of WA......

It's up to the WAFL clubs to demand a cap of say 2 players per club, or 1 player from the bottom 5 and 2 from last years top 5.
I still don't see why they need to raid the state leagues when all AFL clubs have their own reserves or aligned teams to draw from, teams that are in tune with that clubs game plans methods and values, rather than a complete outsider who knows stuff all about the club or its players.

Warden's comments in the West on 26 January about the top up player plan do not augur well for resistance from WAFL clubs: "...principally we are here to service the AFL and give guys opportunity." Obviously no WAFL club would prevent a player from playing AFL if an opportunity arose, but I would hope that Perth at least don't share the view that WAFL clubs are here to service the AFL. 

We all know what the WAFC are like. They are the AFL's muppets. What they say, they do.

Roman wrote:

We all know what the WAFC are like. They are the AFL's muppets. What they say, they do.

Do not the WAFC own the licenses for both WCE and Freo? Of course they are AFL muppets and have no interest in the WAFL. 
Hence, for instance, several re-zoning reports and recommendations have not been sanctioned. Don't expect any favours.

swansfan4life wrote:

Lewis Jetta to High Wycombe to joinh his two brothers playing there. Confirmed on Facebook by the Perth FL and High Wycombe FC this afternoon.






 

Well that should boost the coffer’s at Swans. 
 

Ted Nugent wrote:

Warden's comments in the West on 26 January about the top up player plan do not augur well for resistance from WAFL clubs: "...principally we are here to service the AFL and give guys opportunity." Obviously no WAFL club would prevent a player from playing AFL if an opportunity arose, but I would hope that Perth at least don't share the view that WAFL clubs are here to service the AFL. 

Talk about the AFL killing the goose that lays the golden eggs for then….fmd!!

Jaimon Alone from EF to Subiaco
Guy Barnes from SF to Peel
Gordon Narrier from Perth to EP