The draw for the first section of the season is out.One round against all teams.No word on what happens after than.Nothing on pre-season cup/trials yet either.
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The draw for the first section of the season is out.One round against all teams.No word on what happens after than.Nothing on pre-season cup/trials yet either.
14 teams in Div 1, 8 in Div 2. How they are going to work out part 2 of the draw still seems a mystery. Drop 2 teams or 4? Id almost be happy with 10 in Div 1 and 12 in Div 2 for 2nd half of the season.Theres no right or wrong answer I guess.
Based on some of the bile that spews forth from your posts historically, your comment here is as relevant as your comments ever are. Thanks for clarifying.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aegon
At the season mid point I think it ends up as:Quote:
Originally Posted by sapdad
League A = 8
League B = 8
League C = 6
Good job with the personal attacks….Quote:
Originally Posted by BBscone
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6 is an average number for a compQuote:
Originally Posted by Aegon
8 8 6 is a decent comp formation. 6 team comp wraps up first.Quote:
Originally Posted by sapdad
Granted It does mean only 2 teams would be "promoted" to the NPL div2 but at least its still some reward.
Current format is a farce
Having a fair idea who the teams are that would be grouped for part 2 of the season, 8/8/6 seems fairest. The top 2 teams in NL1 will do well against the bottom 6 NPL clubs. No getting around the fact that even the bottom 2 clubs in the top 8 will be in for some rough days. Some of the 'relegated' NPL teams should be happy with this format.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eastwest
Good to see the fed having a go at something different.Quote:
Originally Posted by sapdad
Seeing lots of trial games being registered, good to see clubs doing a bit of travel to play against different teams from out of the area.
The pre-season youth cup draw has been partially released.Groups of 4 teams in a round robin format.It looks like the 12 NPL teams from 2 years ago are in the first 3 groups,New Lambton and Cooks Hill have been grouped with the 8 NL1 clubs so there are byes in some of the groups.No idea how any finals structure will work.
Where can it be found. Tough on cookers and NLQuote:
Originally Posted by sapdad
Sorry I was shown it on another parents phone tonight.It was on an app I'd never used before.They were forwarded it from their club.I am assuming all clubs would have that information by now.No idea why theyve separated New Lambton and Cooks Hill.Agree its not great.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Hacker
edit:the app is called squaddie.I think thats how its spelt.
Thanks for posting that.It looks like 2 different competitions.One called the cup with NPL teams and one called the plate with NL1 teams,New Lambton and Cooks Hill.Thats very different to what we were told pre-Christmas.Quote:
Originally Posted by Reds Forever
Seems in line with the preseason trial games promised by NNSW. A shame about the byes for some. Good practice games where the results are meaningless and where NNSW has relieved the clubs of the burden of arranging trials. A good chance for coaches to try things.Quote:
Originally Posted by Reds Forever
What are peoples thoughts on squadi?
For mine it’s a downgrade on GameDay
Isport was best. Compact, less clicks, all tables on one page if wanted.Quote:
Originally Posted by northern_swan
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How did New Lambton youth go against Parramatta on the weekend?
down 8-0.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eastwest