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I find the APP pretty poor in general, but it's only as good as the people doing the data entryQuote:
Originally Posted by mic22
I know from experience keeping my own table going, they could update all results from PYL with supporting notes in an hour and a bit Monday morning if they really wanted to
I'm just suggesting that, by this information, maybe they are a bit premature in calling off some of these gamesQuote:
Originally Posted by ForeverRed
Quarter time drink breaks should make most of these games pretty manageable
Im pretty sure the issue is that a lot of referees arent yet registered on the 'new' Play Football platform (or are registered and it hasnt confirmed).They cannot log into their app to update results in real time if their registration isnt active.Any referees that cant log in have to submit paper sheets which can have all manner of issues.If the Play football platform didnt have the issues it has had registering players/officials and referees we would not have the delay.It was really good last year and refs were updating details in most games at halftime and fulltime with all 3 logging it.Why they changed the platform from last years system I dont understand.Quote:
Originally Posted by mic22
It was changed because the FA allowed a mass data breach by not having rego information properly secured, so they had to start againQuote:
Originally Posted by sapdad
So, only referees can upload?Quote:
Originally Posted by sapdad
What happens if results or data are not correct, or not uploaded altogether?
Shouldn't the clubs have a designated official with access to the platform?
clubs admins can do it alsoQuote:
Originally Posted by mic22
I'll stand corrected but at NPL youth level I'm sure last year only match officials could upload results.This is why they were kept up to date at halftime and fulltime when all 3 match officials could verify all scores/cards and goal scorers.Club admins have access to the system to upload team sheets pre-game but Im sure once results were posted even referees couldnt edit them.Any disputes had to be done through NNSW.This season may be different because of the rego issues.I certainly dont like the idea of a club admin having any unwarranted input to the appointed officials in the event of any disputes on game day.No club people should be near any officials when results are being posted.Quote:
Originally Posted by mic22
Many referees can not access Squadi either-registrations have not been confirmed by FA since January which means can not be uploaded to squadi-not sure how many teams are using paper team sheets which means that results have to be phoned inQuote:
Originally Posted by mic22
Thanks to everyone for the clarifications.
I can see 2 errors in my U13 team results, in the first 3 rounds.
Many other games and team sheets missing
Early days I know, but here is the latest Div 1 championship table sorted by points per round (PPR). Good to see Lake Macquarie and New Lambton doing well. North Coast and Broadmeadow are the biggest movers downwards compared to last year.
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Share it with NNSW as they still only have last year online.Quote:
Originally Posted by Izzy
Looking forward to seeing the other half if you get time.
Imagine Magic stay in the bottom 4 and go to Div 2. That would shake up the status quo in PYLQuote:
Originally Posted by Izzy
Because you asked nicely...Quote:
Originally Posted by Hunter403
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Toronto v Wallsend results not updated. Think stags clean swept
Latest...
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Thanks mate!Quote:
Originally Posted by Izzy
Looks like some clubmen will be dusting off the whistles this weekend.Lots of youth games on Sunday yet to have refs assigned.Hopefully its a by product of the system with unregistered refs not assigned in the system but will be added later.
I thought it was cool to see a green T-shirt learner adult ref this week during a game
Should be something they encourage more of
NNSW has delayed the kick off for Olympic v North Coast this weekend at Speers Point due to the risk of heat policy cancellation. Due to the later kick offs, the North Coast bus is expected to return to Coffs at 3am on Sunday morning! Forecast high in Newcastle on Saturday is 28 degrees, so it all seems very odd. I would be more concerned for the kid's welfare from a 3am finish rather than excessive heat.
Not ideal but if youre worried about kids health catching zzzz on a bus you need to sign up with the hysterical Greens. Rather avoid the heat.Quote:
Originally Posted by Izzy
Why aren't the games at Darling Street?
Not worried at all. 28 degrees? I think I know who is being hysterical.Quote:
Originally Posted by Addios
I am assuming this is a pointed rhetorical question?Quote:
Originally Posted by Imyourhero
A couple of points:Quote:
Originally Posted by Izzy
1- forecast max for Newcastle is set from the Nobbys weather station. This is a reasonable distance from Speers point where it is often much hotter than the Nobbys forecast. For example the current temp as I type this at Nobbys is 23.6 (feels like temp 21.6) while at Lake Macquarie (which is the cooranbong weather station) it is 27.9 (feels like temp 30.0)
2- wet bulb max is 26 for 13-16s games. While this doesn?t impact the 18s (wet bulb 30) it would be likely enough to postpone the other 4 grades that were due to kick off in the heat of the day
3- wet bulb readings are typically higher when taken on the synthetic pitches vs a grass pitch due to radiated heat coming from the synthetic surface. While playing all fixtures involving North Coast on synthetic provides insurance against washouts, it doesn?t really help in the case of hot weather.
4- there are an abundance of motels in the Newcastle/Lake Macquarie area, perhaps you could take advantage of one of these and drive yourself & your child to the game, stay overnight then head back Sunday. Much like the Newcastle parents do when we visit the land of the big banana.
5- being more concerned about a late night after a chaperoned bus trip than potential health impacts for your child from playing in potentially unsafe conditions is a very odd take.
Interesting. Why we put games on at midday in feb March is a joke.Quote:
Originally Posted by northern_swan
All suburbs past adamstown can just use Maitland temps. Nobbys temp is a Newcastle myth
One for izzy
Was thinking about the travel for North Coast.
If its 4.5 hrs each way approx thats approx a 9 hr trip x say 15 trips for a 30 game season, (current w preseason) then thats 135 hrs. Which is 2.5hrs a week.
Think id rather be training extra for those hrs and playing local league an age or 2 up. At least until 16s or 18s.
Wait till you hear how much time these same kids are wasting going to school and sleeping.Quote:
Originally Posted by Addios
Could be getting those extra shuttle runs in.
Oh how I love the cesspit of an internet discussion forum.
Latest Div 1 championship table for those interested.
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I've a friend whose also keeping a lid this year, but he's gone a far as to use PPG to extend out the season and come up with a relegation likelihood predictionQuote:
Originally Posted by Izzy
He put that together last week, but the result was the same as your bottom 4
How would the families of NCF feel about travelling all this way for Div2 football?
If that prediction holds true of course
I think NCF will sneak into the top 8, but it is certainly a fall from grace considering they finished 1st after the first round last year. Losing a very good and experienced TD hasn't helped, plus 4 of the 5 coaches are doing their first year coaching at a PYL level. The new TD (from Manly United) starts next week, so hopefully he can get us back on track. Lots of injuries to TSP players in key positions across the squads has made things difficult too with some kids playing nearly 2 games. Still, every club has to deal with that most weeks.
To answer your Q regarding if NCF drop into Div 2, I suspect the whole thing would fold for next season if that happened as there already seems to be less of an appetite for the huge commitment from players and parents. This was reflected in the trial numbers which were way down on previous years. No doubt many Hunter folk will be happy if NCF leave the program, and that is fair enough.
Q for the brains trust - has it been confirmed that there will be no U18s PYL next year as they will be joining with the seniors again? That is the rumour here.
That was the rumour this year as well, arguments given by the clubs that do want it never stack up, U18s will when possible play before seniors but results continue to count towards PYL.Quote:
Originally Posted by Izzy
Updated + Div 2.
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You forgot to add ?not that I?m one to make excuses or anything?Quote:
Originally Posted by Izzy
Looks like an early test of the zero tolerance policy.Ive been told a high profile club is about to cop its second long term suspension of a youth player for abuse.I am sure we were all told the 2nd infringement meant heavy sanctions for the club involved.It will be interesting to see what comes of it.
Got to be in the same team.
I didnt know that.For some reason weve been continually told any 2 infringements per club were punishable by fines and/or club championship points.Thanks for clarifying.Quote:
Originally Posted by Taffy
When you have a coach who encourages players to maim their opponents, what do you expect? They finished with 10, they could have been down to 8.Quote:
Originally Posted by sapdad
Here is the list of infringements and finesQuote:
Originally Posted by sapdad
https://www.northernnswfootball.com....es-regulations
I might have to take up reffing again. Best time ever to hand out cards to players or teams I dont like and they have little comeback.Quote:
Originally Posted by northern_swan
There are the obvious indiscretions, like the ones we've all seen, no problem, they deserve the time.
Then there are the lopsided free kick count even though both sides are equally fouling each other. Seen this a few times this year. I like the zero tolerance rule. Should also apply to the officials.