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Not sure it's all the parents fault
Coaches sell dilutions of grandure
But the clubs gave been known to approach these teams & coaches looking to buy a 13 youth comp
And if a club is serious about getting the most talented youth to develop them thru to first grade why wouldn't they want the better kids ????
How do you dilute grandeur? More importantly how do you sell diluted grandeur? Isnt that that vitamin water stuff?Quote:
Originally Posted by Why Blue
Not sure it's something that has to be sold to hard
Plenty of eager buyers
Who's in the loop with 2017 NPL applications? Rumour going around that NPL Youth next year will start at 14's? Getting rid of 13NPL.. Anyone confirm?
Mix with water and believe in falsity?Quote:
Originally Posted by mrfootball
I heard that they were getting rid of the 15's. Can anyone confirm that?Quote:
Originally Posted by football_macigian23
I see Weston are advertising 2017 NPL Youth trials on thier wed site
Showing 13's 14's & 15's
I thought it was 13, 14, 15 & 16 for youth
With 18 & 20's
Maybe they are happy their 15s will stay and move up to 16s.
Has anyone seem the email doing the rounds about Newcastle pulling out of NNSW SAP?? Thoughts on this??
Pretty sure this is legit. Interesting development about to take place from what I hear.Quote:
Originally Posted by football_macigian23
It won't be the first time, Newcastle pulled their boys out of SAP in 2014, with those boys playing I believe mostly for Jaffas and Olympic, and also training with Newcastle. Didn't hurt them too much, still won State Championships that year, but I believe both teams were beaten by the 12A comp minor & major premiers, Magic.Quote:
Originally Posted by football_macigian23
It definitely is legit.. Newcastle will stay in the SAP but they will be ran by NNSW coaches etc.. Newcastle will run their NET program again under Hartley's guidance but their SAP players currently will have to choose whether to stay in SAP and play with Northern or go back to a clubQuote:
Originally Posted by Onehunglow
Magic 12A's have been solid for the past three or more seasons.. It's a shame Northern wont let clubs do SAPQuote:
Originally Posted by hamburgler
That's the way I heard it. New TD for the new SAP program??Quote:
Originally Posted by football_macigian23
Not sure about a new TD havent heard anything about that.. I wonder whether players will stay in the SAP program with Northern or go to a club? They have to get to a club eventually in 13's anyway??Quote:
Originally Posted by Onehunglow
Good luck to Atown 15s in GF this weekend. Watch this space for these boys over next few years with many already playing in higher grades this year at Atown.
NNSW looking for coaches for their Newcastle SAP.
So we have Newcastle Football going alone with their own program and NNSW now doing a Newcastle SAP to fill the void.
Surprised Herald has not been onto this story yet.
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Originally Posted by Reds Forever
Sorry, excuse my ignorance, what's this mean?
Newcastle Football have pulled out of the SAP to re-create their NET program that they did in 2014 (I think??) which relies on clubs to do SAP themselves under the guidance of HartleyQuote:
Originally Posted by Bremsstrahlung
Northern need another SAP team to come in so they are running it themselves.
Expect this to happen. I think a year or two into the new licence period clubs will be able to apply. NNSW will bypass Newcastle Football (and neuter Richard) in the process.Quote:
Originally Posted by football_macigian23
Three of the WPL U14 teams are going to the state titles this year (4 if you include Football Mid North Coast). No NF, Hunter or Macquarie teams in this age group.