2 years then relegation in the 3rdQuote:
Originally Posted by seldom
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2 years then relegation in the 3rdQuote:
Originally Posted by seldom
Grey area being the Jets Yoof are competing in the same comp I know. But the system is not designed to punish the blokes who go into the elite pathways and not make it and come back or the clubs who pick them upQuote:
Originally Posted by ForeverRed
Why? Wouldn't he count as a "Pathway Player", as Faj and Abe would have for Cardiff and Lambton respectively? I take it the Youth aren't going to be restricted to this point value system (let's just ignore whether that's right or wrong ATM) either, so players moving from them shouldn't be classified as a player moving from Olympic to Weston, for example.Quote:
Originally Posted by ForeverRed
And dammit, the Member beat me.
if nnswf allow them to move without penalty then maybe nnswf should allocate them a club, if the jets release say 2 players then that allows only 2 clubs, or one, to pick up a free player, hardly fair, pathway players are only counted when returning to your previous club,Quote:
Originally Posted by Thomas477
I think your right about it being a grey area and I think there may be some interesting decisions in the future about players returning to the NPL as Pathway Players.Quote:
Originally Posted by MFKS
My reading of insert below taken from the document is that it is designed for players returning to their original club otherwise they are considered switching players.
"No penalty for players who have left a club, joined a pathway team and subsequently returned to the club"
I think this would more than likely be to reward the original club for the players "junior development" and stop other clubs from grabbing them as they come back out of the Elite programs and reaping the rewards.
I do acknowledge though that I have not read the document in any great depth so I am willing to concede others know far more than me :blink:
I am positive Remington will pick up the 8 points. I was told the 8 points isn't applied only if for eg kale was at magic,went to the jets,then returned to magic again so he would only be a 10 point player in that situation. If he went magic to jets and then signed with jaffas he would be 18 pointsQuote:
Originally Posted by Thomas477
You're probably right under the that classification, but I am interested to officially see if Youth players will attract the transfer penalty. Also, we should remember that the 8 points is only if they played more than 5 games (Remington will, he played 14 games).
If the 'ELITE' Jets have let players 'GO' because they are not in their plans or they do not see the potential in that player anymore then under the NPL's mantra that player returning to a club could be taking up the spot of another up an coming talent. The Jets should be treated just like any other club... if said player returned to the Jets because the Jets changed coaches that renewed their interest in that player then they should not be penalised under the points system, but a player that has played for the Jets through all levels of their development that is then discarded should be penalised for switching clubs. You can not have rules for one and ignore for the other. Kale's example is spot on, he came through Magic ranks, only Magic should be benefit for that development investment.Quote:
Originally Posted by Thomas477
When players leave the elite pathway, its highly unlikely that the player will ever again participate in some type of national/interstate representation that all this NPL, U22's etc has been developed for. Its sad but, you had your chance, but we cant hold the door open anymore. its the same for any state league player from now on that... is over 25... may not get on with a new coach of a club... may move for from their original home/club for work and desire to change clubs for convenience. NPL= We don't care for these people.
A lot of these kids coming out of the jets will not have played for a club since U9's. Most will have joined their respective Assoc rep team and moved directly to the NNSWIS and jets program's.
Was at the awards night last night, and i cannot understand how Charlestown got club of the year. This has got to be a major fk up right? Who made this decision, on what criteria, and who was the oversight on it? There needs to be a sacking for this. Surely Jaffas, Magic, or Edgeworth, deserved this award? BUT Charlestown??? I mean they didnt make the top six, got more cards that most of the top 6 teams, have surely not been voted up by the refs, have done nothing to their ground or facility, have not shown any major youth progress... This has me stumped. Sure heads must roll. What an embarrassment for Northern to be making such blunders such as this.
Doesn't champion club work off the results of all grades 17, 19, 23 and firsts. Not sure of the weighting for each grade though.
No, looking at ladders that don't work.
Not Club Championship, they won Club of the Year, thats right, Club of the Year. What the fk is the criteria to win Club of the Year? Surely it would be one of the top six at least... Edgy won Club Championship...Quote:
Originally Posted by Beast
I was told today that "club of the year" was the team with the least amount of yellow cards.
Aka the fair play award, I guess. Odd
Not entirely sure of the criteria but might want to check your facts on who made the top 6 first of all, secondly how can you possibly know they got more cards than the top 6? That's a really big call to make. Just a though but maybe there was off field criteria which you have no idea about, things such as junior development etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by terryk
Maybe someone a little more clued up and with some more sense could fill us in on the full criteria
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Originally Posted by jets04
Ok they were in the top six equal points with Southy, but didnt make the top five, ie the finals series. Cards = educated guess... take that as you will. Junior development you got to be kidding right? Agree lets see the criteria.
CURRENT LADDER
POS TEAM P W D L F A GD PTS
1 Broadmeadow Magic FC 18 11 3 4 44 29 15 36
2 Lambton Jaffas FC 18 9 5 4 38 23 15 32
3 Hamilton Olympic FC 18 9 3 6 40 23 17 30
4 Edgeworth FC 18 8 5 5 38 30 8 29
5 Weston Workers FC 18 7 6 5 28 35 -7 27
6 Charlestown City Blues FC 18 7 5 6 51 50 1 26
7 South Cardiff FC 18 7 5 6 27 27 0 26
8 Lake Macquarie City FC 18 5 4 9 30 34 -4 19
9 Newcastle Jets Youth 18 4 3 11 31 40 -9 15
10 Valentine FC 18 2 3 13 18 54 -36 9
WOW... Hard to believe that the Jaffas can keep this points under the allotted criteria, not a criticism but with so many players coming their way i just thought it was not possible, good luck to them though, and assuming most of the Jaffas team have not come through the ranks, you have to assume that you can still put a team together? Taking Jobe for example one must assume that he enters the team as a marquee player but in reality he has finished his a-league career, did not progress to the jets directly from his junior club, but attracts no penalty because of his marquee status? Does his age count on his weighting? How many seasons will the marquee player status be upheld? How many marquee players can you have? Seeing this table leaves me more confused. Will these club rankings and individual player points be made public, or will this be a typically kept private matter for Northern eyes only?Quote:
Originally Posted by Thomas477
But the Jaffas had the Coach of the Year Tanchevski... The question is will Jaffas comes first...Quote:
Originally Posted by De-Champ
The clubs will be able to scrutinise each others points tally and raise objections with the federation at that stage. Word I heard was that the Federation would only look if an objection was raised.Quote:
Originally Posted by terryk
I still think there will be some very creative management of this points system. 15 first graders, 5 "promoted" under 19s. Change the 15 first graders as necessary.
I don't see many clubs putting forward their BEST 20 players.....Will soon see when the rules regarding this come out, i hope.
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Originally Posted by Bremsstrahlung
I am sure there will be some creative work done to start with. As clubs embrace the new model and in time they will not need to try and circumvent it as they will be well within the parameters of it anyway.
The clubs that attempt to circumvent the system with some creative accounting need to be sorted out. They are obviously not working at making their clubs the best they can be and are taking shortcuts. The people running these clubs need punting as they are not looking after footballs best interests
THE GALLAGHER SHIELD
Wallsend Fc vs South Cardiff Fc
Wallsend will play South Cardiff in the very first Gallagher Shield. The Gallagher shield is in honour of Peter Gallagher who passed away from brain cancer just last year. Pete played for both of these great clubs and was a special player and person.
We are hoping to make this a yearly event between these two sides. The day will be held at the Gardens in Wallsend on February 2 and next year at South Cardiff, all three grades will play: 3rd grade, reserves and first grade. There will be a points system in place to determine which club wins the Shield, for example: If wallsend win in reserve grade they get 5 pts, if first grade win they get 7 pts etc. Which ever club ends up with the most points will win the Gallagher Shield and will get to keep that shield at their club for the year as well as bragging rights!
Each year we would like to dedicate this day to someone in need. Katie Vullo lost her husband just 8 weeks ago to a brain tumor. He had only just graduated with first class honours at Newcastle University as a lawyer & they were moving to Sydney for a job when he was diagnosed in November 2012 with a grade 4 GBM. The highest grade and most aggressive brain tumor. He passed away at the age of just 30. Katie is also 34 weeks preganant with their first child.
So on the day we are looking to raise some money for her and her child. The day is all about helping someone in need and I’m sure we can pack out the stadium and show our support!
For entry, there will be a gold coin donation. Also on the day there will be a BBQ, raffles, canteen, bar, entertainment and of course, some competitive football.
It would be great to see everyone wearing red & white on the day. After the games are finished, the club boxes at the top of the stadium will be opened for everyone to enjoy some drinks and share some stories! It would be great to get as many old boys from both clubs to make it a special day. Red and white is the colour of the day. So if you have nothing on that day, feel free to come down and have a watch. Cheers
Well done to both clubs on such a great event and I hope it all goes well.Quote:
Originally Posted by lafootball