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2012 season; 2012 silly season
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JacksBack
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Good to see people are still passionate about league. Let’s get a few facts right first, Jason’s 1st year at Camden he took them through to the semi final. He brought Neil Begovich, Sam Campbell, Alex Vincent etc. Through into first grade because he could see their talent (he was right). These guys were great players in U18’s but at the time Camden admin didn’t think they were ready (they certainly were). That year Brownie got player of the year and Jason got coach of the year. (is that coach of the year 2 or 3 times now).

He has also worked with the group 6 u18’s and actually getting them and the Southern Redbacks to win games and he is the assistant coach with the Group 6 1st grade side – so I thinks it is safe to say he can coach.

I know Jason and I also know Barnsy, both good coaches in their own right and I am not on here to have a go at anyone. My question’s are why did the Eagles get Jason to stay there this year, he was offered considerably more to go to another club. Surely that shows loyalty from his part in staying with the Eagles. Who was the instigator in asking him to leave? Why tell him one thing at the start of the year and then change your mind now. Obviously that’s the Eagles choice but I bet all the players are not happy about it that’s for sure.

No doubt the Eagles have some great players Sam Hoare, Dunners, Mick Bradstock, John De Silva, there new signings in Mason , Brett and Glen from Mountie’s. The star performer has been Ben Weir who Jason got to the club; he is an outstanding forward who has the skills and abilities to be starting in any NSW Cup side.

I know the Eagles made some promises so I hope they can honour them. Jason’s problem is, if you can call it a problem is that he calls a spade a spade. Those out there who coach would know if you listen to administration, players and whoever else wants to make comment all of the time you certainly would not have a successful rugby league team. It is certainly not ego in any way.

Good luck to Eagles, they great team in terms of players and I don’t mean just on the field.
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Group 6's Eagles return to Waminda Oval homeground
http://macarthur-chronicle-campbelltown.whereilive.com.au/sport/story/group-6s-eagles-return-to-waminda-oval-homeground/
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Campbelltown Eagles take on Picton Magpies at Waminda Oval on Sunday. Picture: IAN SVEGOVIC

CAMPBELLTOWN Eagles made their ``homecoming’’ a day to remember when they defeated Picton 62-4 in round 7 of the group six first-grade premiership at Waminda Oval on Sunday.

After being banished from their traditional East Campbelltown homeground when they opted to play outside the Western Suburbs district boundaries, Easts savoured their return after two seasons away from their heartland.

Picton posted first points through Garl Lauglin, but that was their highpoint of the game.

The Eagles led 12-4 at half-time then surged away in the second half.

Sean Connor and Will Dreves scored a hat-trick each, with Dreves also jlpotting nine goals for a personal tally of 30 points for the game.

Eagles coach Richard Barnes said he was pleased with the 2011 grand finalist’s performance.

``Our attack is fantastic and our guys are defending with a great attitude; they play for each other,’’ lhe said.

In other results: Oakdale defeated Campbelltown City Kangaroos 32-26, Camden downed The Oaks 22-10, and Mittagong brushed ahead of Thirlmere-Tahmoor 28-26.
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whats the games to watch out for this weekend guys????
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Hazo ain't he the old uni reggies coach?? Howd he get up there in 1st grade and what not he was a Neville living in wazza griffo shadow for years
He must a fell into those rolls or blue devil was conned in thinking he'd be a gun coach

Looks like appin will have a ready made coach then for 2013
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Yes, they went through undefeated that year. I am sure you have to start some where as a coach
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May 16 2012, 04:15 PM
Yes, they went through undefeated that year. I am sure you have to start some where as a coach
Yeah your right but bundanoon would have done the same it was a pretty weak comp the uni reggies worst football I've seen remember watching a game up at the uni it was terrible standards look like a horrible school boy game
Im sure eagles had there reasons I'd say bit of the assistant trying to take over the head coach maybe and it back fired and club punted him maybe who knows I'm sure hazo be good at appin next year
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May 16 2012, 11:54 AM
whats the games to watch out for this weekend guys????
Who the Roos playing I'm tipping they'll post 1st win this week
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May 16 2012, 07:27 AM
Anyway let's get back to talking footy

More fights in highlands footy.
http://www.southernhighlandnews.com.au/news/local/sport/rugby-league/more-fights-in-highlands-footy/2557119.aspx

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THE local derby at Loseby Park on Sunday afternoon between Moss Vale and Bowral got heated as four players were sent from the field in the opening 10 minutes. A tackle which took Dragons player Matthew Conquest over the sideline resulted in a bit of push and shove before Meuleman brothers Brad and Steve ran in and began throwing punches. Both the brothers along with Bowral's Steve Wray and Robbie Purcell were sent off and will face striking charges this week. "Matt Conquest was pushed over the sideline in a good tackle. He got up and pushed one of our guys who pushed back," Bowral coach Randall Laughton said. "Then the Meuleman boys came running in and escalated the thing."

Group 6 chairman Grahame Andrews said those players who have not been in trouble before would most likely be facing a one week suspension in line with the Group's zero striking policy. The only concern will be for the Dragons' Brade Meuelman who was involved in a previous fight this year against Mt Annan. He may be looking at a few weeks on the sideline. The fight overshadowed a good performance by Moss Vale who beat Bowral 58-10. "It was a very good win. We played well yesterday," Moss Vale skipper Damien Barton said. "The forwards went forward and set up a good platform for the backs." Barton said Aaron Cummings, Jack Webb and Blair Palmer all put in good performances on Sunday, with the Dragons attack much better than previous weeks. "Our attack was 100 per cent better than any other week. Hopefully we keep moving forward," he said. They will face Warragamba at home this Sunday and Barton said it would be a much harder game. "They're an unknown to us but they're sitting on the same points as us so we'll have to concentrate on our attack," he said. For Bowral it was another disappointing match and for a club already struggling with numbers and injuries, the weekend's send offs will hurt them. "Things are going to be hard for us," Laughton said. "It was very disappointing but at the end of the day Moss Vale were just too classy for us." With only nine players on the field five minutes before kick off, Laughton said it was always going to be a tough match. 'We were always going to be under the pump. Realistically when we've got the numbers we go alright but we're not getting the numbers," he said. "We're struggling for numbers and basically pulling players off the streets." 'The positive is that although we were getting pretty well hammered we kept trying till the end of the game and they didn't give up." Laughton said their problem was player commitment and hoped they could start to post some wins in the second half of the season and turn things around.
Sounds like mossy got some discipline problems down there stu you blokes had a few sent every week now is it abit of the old reggies team dropping down trying to stand over third graders?? Or is it just one or 2 players the problem? Maybe mt Annan harshly dealt stood down for 2 weeks and mossy still getting in brawls and sends off??? Makes you wonder stu
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Group 6 Games this coming weekend.

Group 6 Web Site

Round 8 Games


Saturday 19th May

10.45am 2nd Div Jamberoo V Bundanoon Venue TBA



Sunday 20th May

Jack Nash Reserve, Currans Hill

1.00pm 2nd Div Macarthur Bulls V Bargo Bunnies

2.30pm 2nd Div Campbelltown Eagles V Mt Annan-Currans Hill



Community Oval, Moss Vale

1.00pm 2nd Div Robertson V Bowral

2.30pm 2nd Div Moss Vale V Warragamba



Thirlmere Sports Ground, Thirlmere

11.30am U/18-2's Thirlmere-Tahmoor V Campbelltown Eagles

1.00pm Res Thirlmere-Tahmoor V Narellan

2.30pm 1st Thirlmere-Tahmoor V Narellan



Dudley Chesham Sports Ground, The Oaks

11.30am U/18-1's The Oaks V Macarthur Bulls

1.00pm Res Grade The Oaks V Mittagong

2.30pm 1st Grade The Oaks V Mittagong



Kirkham Park, Elderslie

10.00am U/18-2's Camden V Moss Vale

11.30am U/18-1's Camden V Narellan

1.00pm Res Grade Camden V Campbelltown Eagles

2.30pm 1st Grade Camden V Campbelltown Eagles



Onslow Park, Camden

11.30am U/18-1's Campbelltown City Kangaroos V Picton

1.00pm Res Grade Campbelltown City Kangaroos V Picton

2.30pm 1st Grade Campbelltown City Kangaroos V Picton
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Ive heard this week that the eagles have some key players out. I think this week might be our time to shine.
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May 16 2012, 07:48 PM
Ive heard this week that the eagles have some key players out. I think this week might be our time to shine.
3 players but we still put 60 on picton with them 3 player out.
but i think playing at waminda was a massive adventage just have to see on the weekend ay :correct:
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May 16 2012, 07:48 PM
Ive heard this week that the eagles have some key players out. I think this week might be our time to shine.
Just 2 players dunley and hoare but we have played without sammy for the last two weeks and most of last weeks game without dunley were in a great position with heaps of depth in all positions atm and with all the recent singings over the last couple of years most of reserve grade is now filled with former 1st graders and condition for spots in the team every week keeping everyone on there toes has us in a great position for these kind of situations....
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May 16 2012, 08:20 PM
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May 16 2012, 07:48 PM
Ive heard this week that the eagles have some key players out. I think this week might be our time to shine.
Just 2 players dunley and hoare but we have played without sammy for the last two weeks and most of last weeks game without dunley were in a great position with heaps of depth in all positions atm and with all the recent singings over the last couple of years most of reserve grade is now filled with former 1st graders and condition for spots in the team every week keeping everyone on there toes has us in a great position for these kind of situations....
*Compition for spots
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Edited by Water_boy, May 16 2012, 08:42 PM.
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May 16 2012, 09:13 AM
Good to see people are still passionate about league. Let’s get a few facts right first, Jason’s 1st year at Camden he took them through to the semi final. He brought Neil Begovich, Sam Campbell, Alex Vincent etc. Through into first grade because he could see their talent (he was right). These guys were great players in U18’s but at the time Camden admin didn’t think they were ready (they certainly were). That year Brownie got player of the year and Jason got coach of the year. (is that coach of the year 2 or 3 times now).

He has also worked with the group 6 u18’s and actually getting them and the Southern Redbacks to win games and he is the assistant coach with the Group 6 1st grade side – so I thinks it is safe to say he can coach.

I know Jason and I also know Barnsy, both good coaches in their own right and I am not on here to have a go at anyone. My question’s are why did the Eagles get Jason to stay there this year, he was offered considerably more to go to another club. Surely that shows loyalty from his part in staying with the Eagles. Who was the instigator in asking him to leave? Why tell him one thing at the start of the year and then change your mind now. Obviously that’s the Eagles choice but I bet all the players are not happy about it that’s for sure.

No doubt the Eagles have some great players Sam Hoare, Dunners, Mick Bradstock, John De Silva, there new signings in Mason , Brett and Glen from Mountie’s. The star performer has been Ben Weir who Jason got to the club; he is an outstanding forward who has the skills and abilities to be starting in any NSW Cup side.

I know the Eagles made some promises so I hope they can honour them. Jason’s problem is, if you can call it a problem is that he calls a spade a spade. Those out there who coach would know if you listen to administration, players and whoever else wants to make comment all of the time you certainly would not have a successful rugby league team. It is certainly not ego in any way.

Good luck to Eagles, they great team in terms of players and I don’t mean just on the field.
Lesson to be learned-NEVER DO A DEAL WITH A BLUE DEVIL!!!!!!!!!!!!
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May 16 2012, 08:43 PM
JacksBack
May 16 2012, 09:13 AM
Good to see people are still passionate about league. Let’s get a few facts right first, Jason’s 1st year at Camden he took them through to the semi final. He brought Neil Begovich, Sam Campbell, Alex Vincent etc. Through into first grade because he could see their talent (he was right). These guys were great players in U18’s but at the time Camden admin didn’t think they were ready (they certainly were). That year Brownie got player of the year and Jason got coach of the year. (is that coach of the year 2 or 3 times now).

He has also worked with the group 6 u18’s and actually getting them and the Southern Redbacks to win games and he is the assistant coach with the Group 6 1st grade side – so I thinks it is safe to say he can coach.

I know Jason and I also know Barnsy, both good coaches in their own right and I am not on here to have a go at anyone. My question’s are why did the Eagles get Jason to stay there this year, he was offered considerably more to go to another club. Surely that shows loyalty from his part in staying with the Eagles. Who was the instigator in asking him to leave? Why tell him one thing at the start of the year and then change your mind now. Obviously that’s the Eagles choice but I bet all the players are not happy about it that’s for sure.

No doubt the Eagles have some great players Sam Hoare, Dunners, Mick Bradstock, John De Silva, there new signings in Mason , Brett and Glen from Mountie’s. The star performer has been Ben Weir who Jason got to the club; he is an outstanding forward who has the skills and abilities to be starting in any NSW Cup side.

I know the Eagles made some promises so I hope they can honour them. Jason’s problem is, if you can call it a problem is that he calls a spade a spade. Those out there who coach would know if you listen to administration, players and whoever else wants to make comment all of the time you certainly would not have a successful rugby league team. It is certainly not ego in any way.

Good luck to Eagles, they great team in terms of players and I don’t mean just on the field.
Lesson to be learned-NEVER DO A DEAL WITH A BLUE DEVIL!!!!!!!!!!!!
Bobby Booshay, you are a minority, at the end of the day a number of players and people had come not only to me but other members of the club, you have a short memory, our clubs name, reputation and our dedicated players will always come first. A decision had to be made and our club will continue to move forward. Again we havnt had a comlaint except you but your not even in the country, maybe if you talked to some of your old team mates you may have a different opinion.

We had a good night at training and everyone seems to be happy, sorry one guy wasn't and his reply was, it should of been done last year,
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By reading what jacksback wrote, we should be favourites considering all the players he brought through.... dont be haters, camden are favourites this week.
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I wanted to add a couple of good news stories from the weekend, Firstly congratulations to the Robertson Spuddies club, fantastic attitude and they all represented the club so well, :cheers: a pleasure to have at our ground, and Well Done to Mac Bulls, the 18's hung around and clapped :clap: our 2nd Division team, it's great they are taking on the Group 6 spirit, I hope you enjoyed playing at the Stadium Footymum, by the way the 18's was a great contest, good game to watch! :correct:
Edited by Blue Devil, May 16 2012, 09:20 PM.
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May 16 2012, 08:43 PM
JacksBack
May 16 2012, 09:13 AM
Good to see people are still passionate about league. Let’s get a few facts right first, Jason’s 1st year at Camden he took them through to the semi final. He brought Neil Begovich, Sam Campbell, Alex Vincent etc. Through into first grade because he could see their talent (he was right). These guys were great players in U18’s but at the time Camden admin didn’t think they were ready (they certainly were). That year Brownie got player of the year and Jason got coach of the year. (is that coach of the year 2 or 3 times now).

He has also worked with the group 6 u18’s and actually getting them and the Southern Redbacks to win games and he is the assistant coach with the Group 6 1st grade side – so I thinks it is safe to say he can coach.

I know Jason and I also know Barnsy, both good coaches in their own right and I am not on here to have a go at anyone. My question’s are why did the Eagles get Jason to stay there this year, he was offered considerably more to go to another club. Surely that shows loyalty from his part in staying with the Eagles. Who was the instigator in asking him to leave? Why tell him one thing at the start of the year and then change your mind now. Obviously that’s the Eagles choice but I bet all the players are not happy about it that’s for sure.

No doubt the Eagles have some great players Sam Hoare, Dunners, Mick Bradstock, John De Silva, there new signings in Mason , Brett and Glen from Mountie’s. The star performer has been Ben Weir who Jason got to the club; he is an outstanding forward who has the skills and abilities to be starting in any NSW Cup side.

I know the Eagles made some promises so I hope they can honour them. Jason’s problem is, if you can call it a problem is that he calls a spade a spade. Those out there who coach would know if you listen to administration, players and whoever else wants to make comment all of the time you certainly would not have a successful rugby league team. It is certainly not ego in any way.

Good luck to Eagles, they great team in terms of players and I don’t mean just on the field.
Lesson to be learned-NEVER DO A DEAL WITH A BLUE DEVIL!!!!!!!!!!!!
Sounds like you're upset your old coach got punted maybe ring some old team mates get the truth water boy sounds like your not getting the full story
Coaches don't just get punted mid year for the fun of it
From what I hear barnes is the head coach and never really needed an assistant and these days hazelton sees himself as a Wayne Bennett clone not a rick stone assistant
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May 16 2012, 09:19 PM
I wanted to add a couple of good news stories from the weekend, Firstly congratulations to the Robertson Spuddies club, fantastic attitude and they all represented the club so well, :cheers: a pleasure to have at our ground, and Well Done to Mac Bulls, the 18's hung around and clapped :clap: our 2nd Division team, it's great they are taking on the Group 6 spirit, I hope you enjoyed playing at the Stadium Footymum, by the way the 18's was a great contest, good game to watch! :correct:
The boys loved playing at the stadium, it was great for them all to be back playing in Campbelltown :clap: Thanks for the support on the day, we would of stuck around for the other games but with it being mothers day most of the boys had to leave. It was a good game although we dropped our game in the second half though and let them come back to take it out in the last few minutes. The boys are really enjoying playing the group 6 teams, they are all great kids out there, no egos just great footy each week. :)
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