They aren't but teams are doing trials nowQuote:
Originally Posted by Doggydingo
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They aren't but teams are doing trials nowQuote:
Originally Posted by Doggydingo
lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Doggydingo
I would think by now most clubs have the kids they want, including kids from other clubs
All over red rover
Supposedly Clubs are not to hold trials until after Emerging Jets have held their trials. Which I heard was late Sept early Oct.
I heard he went to the jets, correct me if im wrong, but has CCB won three GF in a row in the U15 NPL age group ??Quote:
Originally Posted by hamburgler
Congrats for winning the GF, now how many players can we pinchQuote:
Originally Posted by GO AWAY
Any idea how many other CCB players to jets ??
CCB can't have won three in a row in 15's NPL as comp is only 2nd year in
And I think Weston won 15 NPL last year
Yep - most clubs have already picked their sidesQuote:
Originally Posted by big jim
Well isn't this another fine mess. Clubs holding trials, players training with Emerging Jets for selection, current Emerging Jets trialling with clubs, cause they don't know their future
Clubs wanting $$$ to secure positions
All this before trials start in oct
All very funny
an email from nnswf yesterday should put a stop to all this
The best clubs throughout the world scout to ensure they get the best available talent at the earliest opportunity. Only a poorly run club would stick to this rule and jeopardize the future development of the clubs playing ranks.
The fact that NNSWF even think they can dictate to clubs when and how they can conduct their trials / selections for the coming season is laughable at best and highlights the arrogance of the people involved at Speers Point.
On another note, the Jets charging kids to trial is a disgrace. NNSWF/FFA or whoever it is to blame need a dose of reality and realize we should be encouraging our best talent to stay in the game via many ways but a big help would be making the elite pathway as cheap as possible so the best kids have the opportunity to advance instead of only the kids who have parents who can afford it.
Great post Zico, could not agree moreQuote:
Originally Posted by Zico
Are you serious ??? Paying to trial at EJ's !!!!!
I have long said the EJ program should be free and whilst that may not be possible every effort should be being made to contain costs to an absolute minimum, so the program isn't just for those that can afford it !!!!
But then again there is no end to the line up of egotistical parents who seem happy to pay extrodinary amounts of money to progress thier next champion, surely some of the parents in the older age groups are starting to realise their child is NOT the next best thing, they have already been identified and sent to AIS the rest are just contributing to squad numbers and sharing the financial load, but thank god they do ........
And of course lets not forget that NNSWF have other development program's like the W Leage Jets to fund !!!!!
Surely it's time for some sense at Speers Point !!!!!
get your kids to play tennis, the payoff is much better
Golf..........longer playing career and apparently a bit of fun off the course !!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by q-money
Definitely hasn't put a stop to it.. I know of a couple teams trialing tonightQuote:
Originally Posted by ForeverRed
Why would clubs stop ??? They need to do the best thing by themselves and attract the most suitable players available to enhance their squadsQuote:
Originally Posted by ForeverRed
Sit back and listen to Northern why other clubs secure those kids !!!!!
Also shows the complete irrelevance if NNSWF .........
As the emerging jets are meant to be the next step to reaching the aleague or wleague, my thoughts are that if your picked to play in these comps you should not be charged a thing.
It would make sense to then attract the best players on ability alone, not who has a cashed up parent who can pay the fees they want.
I was told approx. $1400, could be wrong to play EJ if this is true, x that by 17-18 players = about 25K, x that by at least 4 sides in the NPL comp, + there is another U/11's comp that seems to have 3 jets sides, red, blue and gold.
Rough calcs 100K plus, girls sides?? to go on top of that could be 150K
Do NPL jets get paid, I assume they would, if so are our so called elite youth funding the NPL team?
as said earlier would it not be in the best interest of the Jets to basically pay them(no charges) to play for them...
You're kidding yourself if you think the clubs are going to follow some pesky regulations set by Northern.Quote:
Originally Posted by Doggydingo
There is a difference between approaching players and asking them to come trail and offering them a spot before trails. Even bigger difference between offering a kid a spot and actually holding trails. Though I do agree with you it's arrogant for Northern to think clubs will follow their so-called rules esepically since Northern can't/won't penalise clubs that break any of their regulations.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zico
And it isn't something like $50 either it's a lot of money to go and trail where you MIGHT get selected. Northern are turning this sport into an elite sport and I don't mean in terms of talent I mean in terms of deep pockets. Where if you are rich enough and/or silly enough your kid will get in while the more talented players will fall away.Quote:
On another note, the Jets charging kids to trial is a disgrace. NNSWF/FFA or whoever it is to blame need a dose of reality and realize we should be encouraging our best talent to stay in the game via many ways but a big help would be making the elite pathway as cheap as possible so the best kids have the opportunity to advance instead of only the kids who have parents who can afford it.
Yeah great postQuote:
Originally Posted by Goatscheese
I think most clubs are approaching and asking to come and "have a run with us" so probably within guidelines
But I do know of clubs wanting $$$ now to secure spots
And too late the EJ program has already turned into an elite program well above what most average people could pay, program fee's are just the start. For gods sake who can afford a bacon & egg roll and coffee at Speers Point ??
If your club is asking for $$$ now that means that they ain't got any money to pay the first grade players before presentation night.Quote:
Originally Posted by big jim
Thats funny, but could be very true. But I think the ,main reason is so they wont go anywhere else because they have already paid.
No way mr magician club told me that $$$ was to secure my sons spot in 2016 squadQuote:
Originally Posted by The Magician
But never fear I didn't pay and told them that his acceptance should be enough, given that NNSWF condone asking for money up front
Haven't been hassled since
But I so know that a lot of parents did pay
Nah sorryQuote:
Originally Posted by Dontknowmuch
As per previous post I know of a lot of parents who handed over $$$
Most will try for other clubs and blow the $$$ if they feel the other club is a better option
It's definitely to help pay their first grade players.. Most parents will pay!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dontknowmuch
Any coaching changes happening?? Have heard Magic 14s and 15s coaches leaving?? :wtf:
How much are they expected to pay? The full rego amount? How much is the full rego for NPL Youth kids and what do they get for there money? A typical Inderstrict kid pays about $200 a season, I believe.
I don't think any ask for full rego payment but they are expected to pay a fair chunk.. Most clubs are around the $7-800 mark I believe.. Could be wrong thoughQuote:
Originally Posted by Dontknowmuch
They get 'proper' coaching, training kit, match kit all that kind of gear and they help pay for the first graders
It's ridiculous, not sure if it is Northern greed or if they need to get the money so they can pay back the amount spent on the undersized facility they bought there. Even hiring a 5-a-side field for an hour is more than what it is worth. Not to mention the cost of entering a team in their Football 5 comps and if you do manage to win you only get your money back, certainly not worth participating.Quote:
Originally Posted by big jim
Also a way of securing the players if they pay a deposit now less likely for them to look at other clubs.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Magician
Though I do know CCB tried this not long ago making players pay this year for next year and were told off by Northern for it. The reason for it was as you say to pay the first grade players at Presentation night.
CCB last year were charging around $1000 for their U14 players to play. Sure you get all this gear but **** big question is if it is worth it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dontknowmuch
CorrectQuote:
Originally Posted by The Magician
Heard it's either the coach or the players. Interesting to see what happens.Quote:
Originally Posted by football_macigian23
I was talking with a parent very recently who was taking his son to Magic 17's trial and was certain that this years 15 coach was signed for next years 17's something this parent was happy with !!!Quote:
Originally Posted by early_to_the_match
Maybe your $1k included a bloody lot of additional kit ???Quote:
Originally Posted by Goatscheese
I paid $600 for 15's. or maybe you paid more for your coach haha
Jaffas juniors pay about $220 plus game fees, which may add about $120, so that's $340 without kit, top quality training balls, top quality training ground, qualified coaches, gear, higher paid referees etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by Why Blue
You were at CCB? Yes there was a lot of gear that was provided with it though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Why Blue
Note to Jaffa's marketing dept.......next time provide link to online rego 😄😄Quote:
Originally Posted by Thomas477
Yes was at CCB last two years and that is were I saved some $$$ didn't need to buy a lot of kit againQuote:
Originally Posted by Goatscheese
Sounds like you must have bought the lot
Always enjoy a sh#t stirring comedian.Quote:
Originally Posted by Why Blue
Me too !!!! But not on thisQuote:
Originally Posted by early_to_the_match
I have no idea what will happen, just saying what I heard 😉