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Rogerthat ^Talk 06:53, 13 September 2006 (UTC)

Aussie rules yes; AFL - not particularly. I am really more interested in SANFL and only interested in AFL in so much as it overlaps on SANFL related matters. As a newbie I am trying not to weigh in with size 9's but there seems an awful lot of POV stuff already in the V/AFL material on here. (eg Teddy Whitten's farewell motorcade at the MCG described as the "greatest moment in AFL history" on Mascot Manor).

Anyway, I'll keep looking around for a while and hopefully get the hang of things. Where WP:AFL already have an AFL reference to a person of some SANFL significance I am intending to add the SANFL material to the existing templated material. Hope that's OK. Tell me if not.

Pudgey 22:33, 15 September 2006 (UTC)

Cheers for the feedback. Would be good to have some more coverage of the SANFL on here, perhaps you'd be interested in setting up a SANFL Project? Being a Vic I don't follow the league myself but if you can bring a few South Aussies together on this site maybe something worthwhile could be set up. Cheers, Rogerthat ^Talk 02:49, 30 September 2006 (UTC)

Bryce Gibbs Cup

I disagree on the basis that the Bryce Gibbs Cup was not actually a part of Gibbs' pre-AFL playing career. The Bryce Gibbs Cup related specifically to the process of drafting him to the AFL, which makes it a part of the first step in his AFL career, despite the fact that it chronologically lay within his pre-AFL career. That's my thoughts, anyway.—The preceding unsigned comment was added by Aspirex (talk • contribs) .

I think you miss my point, but he no longer plays for Glenelg so feel free to edit as you see fit. Pudgey 11:34, 26 November 2006 (UTC)

Re: South Australian Team of the Century

At the time I was researching for other articles such as the Indigenous Team of the Century and assumed that the FPP article was an official team sanctioned by the SANFL. So you have a good point - perhaps the article should be put up for deletion as it is more an 'opinionated' team than an official one. Then again, Richie Benaud's Greatest XI has an article. Rogerthat ^Talk 04:39, 30 December 2006 (UTC)

Prospect CC

Hi, thanks for writing. I'm moving all team stubs out of the main cricket stub category and I was curious about this one. When I read it I decided it's no longer a stub although you have said it still needs a bit more work, but it is already a very good article. All the best. --BlackJack | ^{talk page} 08:57, 10 February 2007 (UTC)

Bob Quinn

Hey there. I finally got around to writing an article on Bob Quinn (Australian footballer) and noticed that you had intentions on doing the same. I unfortunately haven't had access to John Wood's Bound For Glory which would give more insight into Quinn, so my article is not currently the quality I would like. --Roisterer 08:15, 22 February 2007 (UTC)

My accidental space edits

Hello Pudgey.

Thanks for pointing out the "space" problem. I don't understand why they occurred, but will use the Show Preview button in future.

I live in Launceston and have a great interest in sport history, especially cricket and Australian Football.

If I can help with advice about SA players/teams in Tassie then please be in touch.

Cheers

Jessopus

Jack Juniper

I had edited Jack Juniper under the impression he was going to be playing SANFL this year. If you have information otherwise feel free to revert my edit.--Hack 11:48, 5 March 2007 (UTC)

West Torrens Cricket Club

When I first went to the page I was going to prod it... edits like this have me thinking I should have! Garrie 04:25, 12 March 2007 (UTC)

Sorry, I was suggesting that if the most notable event for the club occurs in the under-14's (graded or otherwise!) comp then the team/club probably doesn't really warrant an article. Good work in removing under-14's results... South Australian Grade Cricket exists and gives justification to keeping WTCC I guess. I prodded a fair few articles the other day (including this one) because they seemed non-notable, this was one of the few (the other was a baseball team article where there is no article for the affiliated league) where the prod tag has been removed.Garrie 04:43, 12 March 2007 (UTC)

Heya! lol

heyaz whats up? Australian Jezza 06:07, 23 March 2007 (UTC)

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REgarding your comment here

http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List_of_VFL/AFL_presidents&action=history

in relation to Bruce Weber.

True, he may not have been a President of an AFL Club - but he was most definitely President of Port Adelaide between 1986-1993, as indicated here

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bruce_Weber_(administrator)

If you look at the other clubs on the page, you can see for the Kangaroos for instance - the list of Presidents goes back to before they joined the VFL - back in fact to when the club was formed!

The cut-off for this list is not when the club entered the VFL/AFL - it is when it was formed. Port Adelaide in the AFL is not an entity thought up in the minds of a group of administrators - it is a direct extension of the original Port Adelaide in the SANFL. It is true that the Port Adelaide in the SANFL is a also a direct extension of the original Port Adelaide, no doubt - but it does not preclude their being another branch on this tree - they are both direct extensions and descendents of when Port Adelaide was only the SANFL. They have equal claim over the history of Port Adelaide prior to 1997. As indicated in the VFL/AFL List, Greg Boulton has been the President of Port Adelaide since 1993 - when it was obviously just a SANFL club.

A useful addition to that page would be to flesh out the Port Adelaide Presidents all the way back to their founding, as has been done for the Kangaroos. Eventually one would hope all such clubs are thus fleshed out - but it is quite a task.

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Permission to reproduce Neil Kerley material

Hi Pudgey,

I would like to reproduce your biography, duly credited etc. on a website devoted to Tasmanian History which has a section on the Kearley (Kerley) family, see:

http://www.heavenandhelltogether.com/index.php?q=node/113

In particular the Prominant Families page:

http://www.heavenandhelltogether.com/index.php?q=node/120

The main Neil Kerley article seems a little lean compared to your revision but of course I won't reproduce it without permission. Neil Kerley is a descendant of Henry Kerley of South Australia who is believed to have been born in Tasmania, the son of George Kearley, a marine with David Collins expedition to establish a colony there.

Of course I also understand if you would rather not, either way keep up the good work on Wikipedia,

regards, John Horton

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My cousin calls me pudgey cause he couldn't say peaches when he was little :) — Preceding unsigned comment added by 184.13.10.220 (talk) 22:44, 30 April 2012 (UTC)

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