If I heard correctly, believe it was a certain club president that grabbed and spat at a referee, then threw a few haymakers at the opposition coaches and player.
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If I heard correctly, believe it was a certain club president that grabbed and spat at a referee, then threw a few haymakers at the opposition coaches and player.
You heard wrong.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yesk21
Yeah I don?t think he?s the PresidentQuote:
Originally Posted by Hunter403
If a coach or club official pushed an / or spat at a referee, club should be kicked out for the season.
Anything less will just go to show NNSWF are just all talk and virtue signalling when if comes to changing the culture.
No one spat on anyone. As to pushing an official, I certainly didn't see it and I was right there. If it happened, I am sure the ref will put it in his report. Perhaps the speculation should end until Northern deal with it.
Two reserve grade coaches going at it, both should be banned
What Hunter said. Sure NNSW will deal with it. Will all be in refs report not hearsay.Quote:
Originally Posted by ForeverRed
Stags 1 southy 0
Good to see another NPL playing local coming home and scoring the winner.
What went on in the Westy v Kahibah mid week fixture but surprised by the result ( heard was red cards). Watched Thornton v Bel swans on Wednesday -BS are big and have lots of pace out wide and can see why they look strongest ATM, Thornton surprisingly‘rested’ a few key players and were not completely out played BS deserved the 3 points but IMO if Thornton play strongest team may have been a bit closer
What is with all the agro this year! Seems to be more Red Cards than usual for straight up violent behaviour.
The ref's seem a little card happy now they have NNSW backing.
The power trip just got even largerQuote:
Originally Posted by Hunter403
That's one way to put it after the disgraceful actions from the Kahibah coach last week. Lucky he only got 5 weeks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hunter403
You're probably right but the comment about the red cards was, I think, aimed at all matches, not just that one example.Quote:
Originally Posted by Goatscheese
There have been some pretty soft ones as well as deserved ones
Cessnock 2-2 Kahiba
Southy 1-5 Westy
Wallsend 3-2 Thornton
Toronto 2-4 Belswans
Maybe time for the players and coaches to show some discipline-Quote:
Originally Posted by Hunter403
Come on mate, that?s a bit of a cheap shot, well below your standards.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hunter403
Cardiff v South Cardiff in ZL1 next year is going to be entertaining.
What is happening out there Red? Coach has to be under pressureQuote:
Originally Posted by Kicktheball
Why ? Four games in ? Took Toronto to the 80th last week, yes 6-0 v Belswans but they are flogging most so far. I don?t think southy will be coming last just quietly.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alton
What happened at cEssnock, called off too wet ? Don?t think has even rained ?
Gunners 4 Westy 2, nice win, a young team finding their way,Quote:
Originally Posted by Alton
Good resultQuote:
Originally Posted by ForeverRed
And yet ressies playedQuote:
Originally Posted by GO AWAY
Belswans 6-0 much better side. But two soft penalties, one a mile offside, softest stag send off, but all good, Belswans team to beat
Pretty sure there is a saying about everything that comes after the word ?but?Quote:
Originally Posted by GO AWAY
Hurts ?Quote:
Originally Posted by ExWhistleMan
another week, another send off GAQuote:
Originally Posted by GO AWAY
belswans- will be promoted to NPL in 2025
Can the Stags sustain the hype around the club if first grade drop offQuote:
Originally Posted by W8 WATCHER
It?s a race for second and third, still a chance of promotion
Does anyone believe the team running second is beating an NPL team to get promotedQuote:
Originally Posted by ForeverRed
Maybe not but they could probably have a chance against Adamstown, lakes or new lambtonQuote:
Originally Posted by The Hacker
4 Nil is still a bit of a drubbing, I expected a close result from last years championsQuote:
Originally Posted by GO AWAY
From what I've seen, I think most of the teams that should make the promotion play-offs could beat Lakes.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Hacker
I think it will come down to a battle of the west of the lake. Lakes v TorontoQuote:
Originally Posted by pv4
They will draw and merge after the game to play out of Macquarie Field as Macquarie AwabaQuote:
Originally Posted by The Hacker
No one in NL1 will be playing Lakes if they finish last in NPL as expected ( though early days) -Last in NPL
Is relegated, the 11th placed NPL team will
Play 4th placed NL1 in a h/a 2 leg game as will NL1, second & third placed
The 2 winners of the games meet in a o e-off playoff game for promotion to the Npl
I really like this concept brings a lot more to the game
So we could get for example Adamstown v Thornton ( they are looking good so far) for promotion in 25!!
Load up stag baggers
We are down to ten men again
1-0 ht stags
2-2 ft
Stags red last man
Westy red dissent last minute
Imagine going from representing your country to getting sent off for dissent on a cold Thursday night in Westy? What a fall from grace, I guess he?s just fitting in with the locals.Quote:
Originally Posted by GO AWAY
Enjoy Zone League one next year bluebells