jason gray

[Guest]

has any one seen the harold matts games this year, this kid is a gun he plays for the sharks and he use to play for the clovelly crocs why would roosters let him go, he was leading point scorer in harold matts before the last game and he was also the 2nd leading try scorer but missed the last game through injery

we are so dumb for leting kids like this go

[Kingbilly]

You need to get your facts a bit more in order.
He has been gone out of the Crocs for a couple of years now, considering he is only 16 now, its a bit rich calling the crocs dumb for letting him go.

As far as I am aware the main reason he moved to playing in the Sharks comp, is the crap he was coping from other teams in the competition. I remember in the U12s he received death threats from a certain club

[Guest]

You need to get your facts a bit more in order.
He has been gone out of the Crocs for a couple of years now, considering he is only 16 now, its a bit rich calling the crocs dumb for letting him go.

As far as I am aware the main reason he moved to playing in the Sharks comp, is the crap he was coping from other teams in the competition. I remember in the U12s he received death threats from a certain club

What on earth could a kid in under 12's have done to receive death threats!
Thats outrageous

[Kingbilly]

Nothing more than be a good player.
The other team was full of nutcases, but had some worse parents.
As far as I know he also had played with the other team previously

[Guest]

When we get our own junior league system and get out of the hell hole that is lol@souffs the better.

Kingbilly presidant of the Eatsern suburbs Junior League

[Kingbilly]

I think not, I can be a much better court jester

[Guest]

I think not, I can be a much better court jester

Judiciary chairman

[supermario]

KB, can i confirm that it was the Mascot team issuing the threats?

[Kingbilly]

It was people associated with that side I am led to believe

[The Axe]

there are major issues within the Souths comp.
starts with playing through the holiday season - forfeits and floggings, plus pressure on volunteers to get teams together
includes one club raping the other clubs for their junior players - ridiculous @ U9 level and above
clubs that intimidate other clubs' parents and players (I've experienced it 1st hand)
now you mention death threats! I've heard it all now
probably my son's last season of league. Why subject him to all this rubbish in the name of sport?

[Kingbilly]

Axe,
if we meet one day I have plenty more stories .
But I have some good ones too.
e.g the second Mascot team in the U14s are getting beaten every week, but they never give up, they are never dirty and never bag each other.
The first tackle I saw with them this year was high (Accidentally, at the end of the game the kid that did it found the boy he tackled and apologised) This team is full of really good kids.

[supermario]

KB did you hear about this incident?

A JUNIOR rugby league parent allegedly had a chunk of flesh bitten from his arm in one of the ugliest brawls witnessed in the game's recent history.
Our phone has been running hot all week, with disgusted onlookers providing their grotesque accounts of a melee that erupted between rival sets of parents watching Sunday's Under 10s match between Zetland and Coogee Wombats at Waterloo Oval.

Hostilities broke out shortly before fulltime, when a Wombats parent - known only as Jamieson - made his way to the canteen.

"Something was thrown at him and he stuck his chest out and fired up," a witness said. "From there it was on and it was bad. There were women involved and Jamieson ended up being bitten on the forearm.

"He had a chunk taken out and had to be taken to hospital."

We managed to track down the victim, but he declined to comment.

"Sorry mate, I don't want to say anything at all," Jamieson said.

It's believed the incident was captured on video, which could be made available to investigating officials from Souths Juniors.

"Our conduct committee is already looking into the matter," Juniors president Keith McCraw said last night.

"I understand the incident was between parents, but I don't want to comment any further until we gather all the evidence and facts."

Although the game was abandoned, both teams will continue to play while the incident is reviewed.

Presidents from both clubs ducked for cover when contacted yesterday, with Paul Natoli (Coogee) politely refusing to comment and Brad Deguara (Zetland) failing to return calls after ending an initial conversation.

McCraw said he was unaware of any police involvement at this stage

[Kingbilly]

I had heard a little bit.
Its just so ridiculous that parents take it all so seriously