Great news, women's football need a strong presence in the area.
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Smart move by Maitland. Could help with funding applications for Cooks Square and bringing more money into the club.
So next year New Lambton, Merewether & Warner’s Bay are the only Hunter based teams not affiliated with NPL clubs.
Do any of them have a chance at NPLW status by 2022 or can we look forward to more mergers/takeovers?
If so, who will realistically associate with who?
I think NNSW have shown their hand. NPL and WNPL teams will all be the same clubs in closed competitions. Good luck to any other club wanting a look in to the top flight of mens or womens. The status quo will remain as is for a long time.
Already rumours about Warners Bay to Lakes that started at the same time as the rumours of Thornton to Maitland.
Keelan Hamilton also announced as Maitland FC Head Coach for WPL next year.
Same blokes that bag every club trying to make progress ForeverRed
Stop. Dont start this gender shit. He and others say this about football clubs in general. At least hes talking womens football
Part of the reason i find it hard to follow womens football are these arrogant feminist aholes, think Rapinoe, proclaiming they deserve everything be fore they earn it.
“Don’t start xxxx”
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*starts xxxxx*
im actually not here to start a fight so please take this the correct way, but isnt the ground still a major issue with the NPL bid?Didnt council reject yet another redevelopment plan?are they taking the piss with the continual knock backs or is there something seriously wrong with Alder Park?
I have deleted a post that contained defamatory content.
Seriously people, this is what got this sub-forum shut down previously. Pull your heads in and stop this mud-slinging shit or the local football section will be shut down permanently.
Which would be a great shame, its a very popular section of the website but its not the wild west where you can post what you want. Naming individuals and then posting libelous statements about them is quite clearly against the rules (read the rules announcement at the top of every sub-forum page) and will result in disciplinary action.
Onyatoes has received a 2 point infraction, 1 more point and it will result in a month ban from the forum altogether.
Anyone got any updates on the GF after Plovergate.
I know it’s moved to Macquarie Field but I heard rumours that the game was locked out or something similar as in full.
Then the new 1 in 2 rule came in so thought it would’ve changed.
Some very entertaining and close games today in all of the GF’s. Plenty of goals to keep everyone happy.
Anyone heard of the plan for the U/13’s next year. Is it going to be a hub day or are they going to be played on the same day as the rest of the teams and every other game will be pushed back. So 1st grade would be a 5pm kick off or something like that?
What was the deal with this?
And since when was the grand final ticketed to be purchased beforehand? And why?Quote:
I know it’s moved to Macquarie Field but I heard rumours that the game was locked out or something similar as in full.
Then the new 1 in 2 rule came in so thought it would’ve changed.
Plovers were nesting and attacking players on field, had to change venue.
Covid restrictions on number of spectators same as every other sport in 2020.
[QUOTE=Goatscheese;242296]Fair enough but I haven't seen tickets required for prepurchase before hand at these other sports at a similar level.[/QUOTE)
Had to prebuy tickets for Newcastle Rugby League Grand Finals at Maitland last weekend.
It was indeed.
In 14's Merewether had their first win over FMNC for the season, FMNC have won the previous 3 GF in 14's I believe, always a great team.
Olympic gave Merewether a scare in 17's, two late goals to Merewether made it look better than it was.
I missed the Res game, but surprised Olympic lost, they have been the best team all year. However the core of that team have been the best 17's team for the last two years and have failed to win a GF.
1st grade - both teams had periods of dominance, and either "could" have won, but Olympic got the job done.
Given everything that has happened this year, a really good outcome for Women's football.
Current plan is to have all 5 games on the same day in 2021
Just speaking to my niece who plays in the Football Queensland WNPL U15's.
They've just found out in their wisdom in the lead up to the Womens World Cup next year the have made their age groups U14's, U16's and the next one is U23's. How many girls are they going to lose after U16's - it's no wonder AFL is kicking on with their girls numbers.