When do we find out about the new competition structure?
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When do we find out about the new competition structure?
Post seasonQuote:
Originally Posted by Imyourhero
when nnsw gets the typewriter outQuote:
Originally Posted by Imyourhero
Will be announced the day after NPL Grand FinalQuote:
Originally Posted by hawk
According to the federation the date has now moved due to the desire of the clubs to change from 20's to Reserve Grade. We may find that the decision will be made a month or so later as the board of the federation only meet every 2 months. The ratification meeting was to be held next week, but that has been taken off the agenda.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Magician
This is going to be a complete mess
Can anyone confirm semi final format in npl this year?
Feel like NNSW are getting a lot of flack for something they have little to no control over.
End of the day it's someone from the FFA deciding what happens, NNSW just have to enforce it.
Saying that, NNSW 100% need to do a better job communicating with the clubs about what is going on.
Leaving it to the after the GF and now possibly later is a joke, how are clubs meant to sign a coach and players without knowing what Comp they are in.
With the current reports of dissent amongst the NPL clubs regarding youth development, open reserves vs 20's etc - what are the consequences with the FFA if these are not satisfactorily resolved - In the favour of full implementation of FFA NPL structure?
Can the FFA remove not only the NPL license of individual clubs but also that of NNSW - thus resulting in no NPL Comp for the region?
Would be a shame - considering where Edgie and Jaffas are.
Why dont they just add Resevre grade and still have 20's and 18's and play 4 games a day. Surely we would still be NPL compliant.
Why don't they just accept the changes like the rest of the country (S.A excluded)?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dontknowmuch
Because the clubs in Newy haven't developed a Soccerroos in 20 years as they are more interested in buying players to win a 10 k comp than developing quality players themselves.Quote:
Originally Posted by Premy
Why would they have any interest in developing players like they should be when they are more interested in pilfering from one another??
Easier doing it their way
$17,000 in feesQuote:
Originally Posted by MFKS
$40-50,000 in wages
All for $10,000?????
Surely it's worth more than that winning the NNSW NPL?
Same as newcastle league as such I think it's u19, U23.. " open grade " then first grade .... Works fineQuote:
Originally Posted by Dontknowmuch
What grades did they have back in those days?Quote:
Originally Posted by MFKS
Funny you should mention that EH9.. back when the region were producing socceroos like Curran , Jennings , Halpin etc , we hadQuote:
Originally Posted by EH9
1st grade
Reserve grade
19s
Back then the local competition was a mile better than it is now. I wonder if a strong 1st grade with a strong reserve grade putting pressure on 1st grade players had an impact on the quality of the comp.
The comp was strong but technically poor
Good draw tonight mr magic ... Edgeworth at home against the club with the biggest following supporters in the a-league , and no doubt to be played at the ground that the bloke who done the draws ground..... I know a draw but very ironic ...... Anyone know why magic were involved in the draw anyway ? Just a question , not having a dig .
From my limited understanding.Quote:
Originally Posted by GO AWAY
The game can be played at Edgy if it's not the televised game, as the lights are ok for an FFA cup game but not good enough for a televised game.
Unlikely... regardless if televised or not if an A-league team is present maximum broadcast standard applies... plus WSW game makes it in the high risk realm too... dif if it was npl vs npl.Quote:
Originally Posted by Premy