Where else would they go? Mariners?Quote:
Originally Posted by The Magician
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Where else would they go? Mariners?Quote:
Originally Posted by The Magician
It was stated earlier that the 2022 Jets would be selected from the 12s TSP groups. Did that not happen?Quote:
Originally Posted by Goatscheese
Not all of them, most of them wereQuote:
Originally Posted by traffic light
https://northernnswfootball.com.au/h...pport-program/Quote:
Originally Posted by Goatscheese
Think you’ll find that they all made the TSP2
Ever thought that they might have declined due to the commitment side of things ..Quote:
Originally Posted by traffic light
yeah you made the jets but have you thought about travelling to Sydney every weekend , 4 nights training , 3K rego etc.
"Ever thought".... can you ever reply without being a ckhead. geez.Quote:
Originally Posted by cobra23
Next why would they trial when that is the expectation to start with
I'm not sure what drain you crawled out of, but you are welcome to go back into it - or read back several pages where this has been covered for the umpteenth time.Quote:
Originally Posted by terry
Terry,Quote:
Originally Posted by terry
My understanding is that players didn't "trial", but were selected through observations - good old fashioned scouting if you like. Some trials were held for TSP earlier in the year but not everyone selected in the Jets came from the TSP.
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Why stick your grubby nose in for your boyfriend? Cobra being the usual moron you 2 fit well together.Quote:
Originally Posted by KITZ
jog on.
Cheers Al. Nice to get some info from a normal person.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alan
Sorry TERRY , Who are you..Quote:
Originally Posted by terry
have not seen you in this thread of late...
I answered a ****en question you Nob ...
How about you read more of my answer and maybe pick up the fact that i was more having ago about the setup of the jets system etc. ,expensive etc., travel etc..
but some how i was having a go at someone :wtf:
Hi Al,Quote:
Originally Posted by Alan
You don't need to explain to this ring in , he is obviously trying to crawl himself out of his wrong answer that he THOUGHT he knew.. but was wrong
This week I have watched several games of 11's and 12's lads from various clubs playing in summer comp 7v7.
Lots of good football being played, great to see them back on the field and enjoying themselves.
Who invited this cancer back?Quote:
Originally Posted by cobra23
Not sure which hoar were you dropped from but its time to depart.
I know a bit more than what you are capable of. See ya champ.
This tryhard still spreading its disease. delete yourselfQuote:
Originally Posted by cobra23
I know there's people in the world that struggle with social interactions, but you seem to have a real problem with being able to read the room. In every forum you have decided to post in you have either insulted or abused people, while the rest of us here can manage a conversation.Quote:
Originally Posted by terry
Either get better at reading the room, or go somewhere else.
i received an email yesterday "invitation to trial: tsp open trials" im surprised that northern nsw football are asking players to trial shouldnt they be identifying players and inviting them to participate? theyll have 200 boys an girls turn up and then choose up to 40 boys and girls in the group this is a very large number does anyone know if they are starting with 40 but culling numbers over the cycles?
Are they charging for trials?Quote:
Originally Posted by Daz
Thats a lot of kids. If there's a cost then it's revenue.Quote:
Originally Posted by Daz
Judging from what ive heard from parents with older kids and I'm only guessing here is that some people may have been aggrieved from the last couple of years that their child didnt get a chance to trial due to not being liked by the TDs.
So what was NNSW scouts looking for this year if they are going to start afresh next year anyway?
I’m surprised that it’s going to be open trials. As a coach of a 13’s girls team we have been asked to nominate who we believe should go to the trials so I thought that would be how it is done all over the board. But maybe due to comments made by another that some weren’t happy because they felt the TD didn’t like them and wasn’t given a fair chance, ( which Unfortunately can be all too true) they are allowing those who don’t get nominated to decide themselves to go and trial.Quote:
Originally Posted by Daz
i thought northern would have the boys and girls contact details at registration why would they need to go through tds? if they are out looking at the kids at all they should know there names and be able to contact the parents with offers. this is from the email it says there is no cost
THE TRIALS AND WHAT TO EXPECT
There is no cost involved to trial. Players are to wear their club training kit and to bring a water bottle.
Each player will need to attend two open trial sessions.
BOYS:
• Monday 17 January, 9.30am -11.30am
• Tuesday 18 January, 3.30pm - 5.30pm
GIRLS:
• Monday 17 January, 3.30pm - 5.30pm
• Tuesday 18 January, 9.30am - 11.30am
I suspect that the selectors will look more closely at those players nominated than those that weren't.Quote:
Originally Posted by Daz
What age group?Quote:
Originally Posted by Daz
It’s under 12’s.Quote:
Originally Posted by KITZ
thanks, makes sense, hard to get around to all the JDL clubs, some move clubs between JDL and NPL etc due to team sizes and selections. Never hurts to go for a run if you are invited it helps to see where your strengths are and where you could improve against other kids.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aegon
Go for a run, have some fun, learn something, don't be disheartened if you miss out if theres lots of kids.
Commenting so people who actually want to participate like normal human beings can find the thread....
I wonder if next year it will be called the JDL forum?
:wtf::bs:
middle of school hols. hmmmm. Token event?Quote:
Originally Posted by Daz
Nah, national camp for the older boys and girls is around the same time. Would be before the next TSP cycle starts.Quote:
Originally Posted by JustMe
Yep and they want the cycles to coincide with the school terms so needs to be sorted before schools startsQuote:
Originally Posted by KITZ
Probably should have been sorted this side of Christmas then, a lot of kids will miss the trials due to pre arranged holidays, etcQuote:
Originally Posted by Goatscheese
If kids are serious about their football they won't miss an opportunity to trial for TSP if given it, if they do theres 150 kids waiting behind them to have a go.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aegon
Sorry but not sorry? it's a commitment in life like everything else is.
Agree. do it now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aegon
6 weeks wont make any difference. Families with pre made plans to travel shouldnt be a handicap.
Nope, they have given 6 weeks for people to be able to be organised. I believe theres a cycle still going. They aren't going to boot the current kids out so people can stop crying about being too busy in the school holidays to attend.Quote:
Originally Posted by traffic light
The current batch of 15's need to finish up before they bring a new cohort in.
BTW once they hit NPL you get two weeks at Christmas and you are back into preseason 2/3 nights a week, there isn't no 6 weeks of holidays then either.
Nobody said anything about finishing the current cycle early. Just running trials prior to a holiday period.Quote:
Originally Posted by KITZ
6 weeks? It means nothing if you booked a holiday prior to that notification. Lots of people haven’t seen friends, family or taken time off work for an extended amount of time due to covid restrictions.
Expecting people to cancel their plans for under 12 trials is ridiculous.
My son will be at the trial days as we’ll be back from holidays prior, however I guarantee he would have missed out if we had a clash.
The cycle wouldn't finish until the school holidays which is right before Christmas, so yes it would have to be finished earlier to compensate. They likely have missed some sessions as well due to lockdown.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aegon
I know people who travel from the mid-coast to play football down here. I know people who are at the wanderers from up here who travel to Sydney. People choose to make different levels of commitment to football, but there ain't no way a club or the federation is going to rearrange their whole trial period to suit peoples holiday schedules. Theres nothing to say that you've booked a holiday and the borders won't shut again either or travel gets restricted again, thats also another choice that people have to make.
If you don't want to cancel your plans to attend no one is forcing you. There would be kids who are on holidays who would also make the effort to travel back here just to attend. Because thats the commitment they and their families have made to their football.
There would be also people going away before Christmas, should they arrange a special session just to suit every single individual, now that you've just made them cancel all their plans to attend? where does it end? just when it suits you?
Nah. They should do it now before everyone goes.Quote:
Originally Posted by KITZ
You’re missing the point entirely. Northern could have run TRIALS for cycle 1 2022 prior to school holidays starting, which wouldn’t affect the current batch of 2021 TSP. It’s also minimising the disruption to the majority of potential participants.Quote:
Originally Posted by KITZ
Regardless of yours or anyone else’s level of commitment, Northern could have easily planned this better or even, as someone mentioned earlier, avoided trials altogether by undertaking active scouting & identification which is 100% their remit.
Hence why they have asked TDs to nominate players as wellQuote:
Originally Posted by Aegon