No that would be O35 Friday night
No that would be O35 Friday night
Provides a lot more entertainment then a bunch of has beens and never weres trying to find some glory in 3rds.
I agree with Taffy, bin thirds. If clubs still want to keep around their clubmen, shove them in reserves. Ultimately only first grade matters in terms of promotion and relegation anyways so it shouldn't matter if you have a less than ideal ressies team.
As one of those clubmen I feel like I shouldn?t be shoved in Ressies ahead of a younger bloke with lots of potential.
First grade matters of course, but when they all get too old and become one of the third grade has beens that everyone mentions.
Well suddenly you haven?t got the players to replace them because you you ditched the grade in which they can all play to get used to this level of the game.
Have the third grade and do you best to get the numbers and get the young fellas going up through the grades.
All this from a bloke whose third grade struggles every week yet I still see the value of it!
Enjoyable i don't think so, bunch of old hackers suckin the big ones in, still thinking they can play football, playing against ex league players and AA players who are still chasing that title win that eluded them on Saturdays.
Playing games on a Friday night in bum**** nowhere, with no refs.
Yeh sounds great, doesn't it?
If you have such a high standard go watch npl mate. Getting around 3 grades with your mates on a Saturday is the best start to the weekend for many of the blokes involved in a decent club. If you can?t stand 3rds, just don?t go. Doesn?t mean 1/3 of a squad should be cut to make ZPL more ?high quality?.
Please name these only few clubs that value 3rd grade??
Because just from response on here already can see 1/4 of the competition value 3rds.
I highly doubt those two clowns are attached to any club in ZPL. Very easy to make nonsensical comments hiding behind a screen name. Everyone is entitled to an opinion, but I'll let those ones go through to the keeper.
Who wants to bet that, even if they did cut thirds, the fee the clubs have to pay wouldn't go down. Clubs would then have to decide if they are going to pass on the fee increase to the players, cut paying their first grade players money and/or rego fees, or get many more sponsors. Could we see registration prices reach JDL levels? Around the $1500-$2000 mark per year?
I think they only ones that are anti-thirds aren’t actually associated with clubs..
If anyone is genuinely opposed to thirds and associated with a club, then I don’t see the reason of hiding which club you’re from unless you are simply a troll.