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    Quote Originally Posted by football_macigian23 View Post
    Interesting call from Northern not to replay the fixture!! Everyones thoughts?
    South Wallsend were losing at the time anyway and finished 4 points outside of the finals so wouldn't have made a difference

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    And where did the two teams end up? Warner's Bay failed to make the finals, the only WB team not to
    Yes it is a bit of a sore point with the u16team and the club.

    Unfortunately for the u16 team the Jets decided to take away the teams striker to the state titles when the team had a double header that weekend. That was the difference between the team finishing second or 5th. Says a lot about what the comp means to various officials.

    The team and the girls are gutted, the girl could have played the games on the weekend and still have made it to state to play for the Jets but the Jets/NNSW said she had to travel up in the team bus or not play for the Jets.

    The club and the team wanted the girl to play for the Jets at state titles but unfortunately for the team the Jets/NNSW Football would not compromise and the team/girls ended up paying the price.

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    The team has always travelled together and their should be no exception or compromise as these girls are and should be the best in NNSW, i am sure the player would have had the option to do one or the other , as much as a club would like to keep their players its rare for someone out of a rep programs to be picked . Its usually just the jets players , she must be exceptional or they were short of players, it would have been a much better experience to play for your state against the best in the nation compared to a team that probably rely on her to win games as it sounds like they struggled without her . Either way hope she does well

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    Heard south wallsend where seeking legal action ? Any word ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by connery View Post
    The team has always travelled together and their should be no exception or compromise as these girls are and should be the best in NNSW, i am sure the player would have had the option to do one or the other , as much as a club would like to keep their players its rare for someone out of a rep programs to be picked . Its usually just the jets players , she must be exceptional or they were short of players, it would have been a much better experience to play for your state against the best in the nation compared to a team that probably rely on her to win games as it sounds like they struggled without her . Either way hope she does well
    Yes she had the choice of travelling with the jets in the bus or not playing for them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by connery View Post
    Heard south wallsend where seeking legal action ? Any word ?
    They were a no show at the NNSW WPL meeting on Monday.

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    If you go on the New Lambton Website they have a new tab at the top right of their website page that say's Women's premier.

    I guess that confirms they are the eighth club that is coming into the comp next year.

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    Quote Originally Posted by soccernut View Post
    They were a no show at the NNSW WPL meeting on Monday.
    Southy out ? New lambton in ? Possibility, just looked at the ladders ,only 16s in the semis for southy , regardless of results a poor structured club as i have been told, 1st year in they had all the rep kids from newcastle football , 3 yrs in development pathway is non existent their
    Hard to attract players with poor facilities and the worst pitch in newcastle
    Do New lambton know something everyone else doesnt ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by soccernut View Post
    If you go on the New Lambton Website they have a new tab at the top right of their website page that say's Women's premier.

    I guess that confirms they are the eighth club that is coming into the comp next year.
    It's been the rumour for months amongst the clubs that they had been accepted next year despite NNSW saying no teams would be considered until the current review of the comp was completed.

    Given the size of their junior girls numbers, I think they deserve to be there.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sammydog View Post
    It's been the rumour for months amongst the clubs that they had been accepted next year despite NNSW saying no teams would be considered until the current review of the comp was completed.

    Given the size of their junior girls numbers, I think they deserve to be there.
    Agree alot of young kids at the club, unfortunately no 1st grade or 18s , interesting to see if cash will be offered as their was this year and ends up being a 2 horse race .

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    Quote Originally Posted by soccernut View Post
    Yes it is a bit of a sore point with the u16team and the club.

    Unfortunately for the u16 team the Jets decided to take away the teams striker to the state titles when the team had a double header that weekend. That was the difference between the team finishing second or 5th. Says a lot about what the comp means to various officials.

    The team and the girls are gutted, the girl could have played the games on the weekend and still have made it to state to play for the Jets but the Jets/NNSW said she had to travel up in the team bus or not play for the Jets.

    The club and the team wanted the girl to play for the Jets at state titles but unfortunately for the team the Jets/NNSW Football would not compromise and the team/girls ended up paying the price.
    Hmmm, seems odd that the Emerging Jets have a player playing for a WPL club and not playing for the Emerging Jets like every other player in the team. Is she in the Emerging Jets and not playing in their competition?

    Of course doesn't say much for the team if you are only relying on one player. Would the striker have stopped 6 goals going in on one of those games? Would she have scored 7 goals?

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    Quote Originally Posted by connery View Post
    Southy out ? New lambton in ? Possibility, just looked at the ladders ,only 16s in the semis for southy , regardless of results a poor structured club as i have been told, 1st year in they had all the rep kids from newcastle football , 3 yrs in development pathway is non existent their
    Hard to attract players with poor facilities
    Well those players made the grand final in U16s and made finals in U18s. They have dispersed a bit and buggered off the coach. I doubt they are dropping Southy

    and the worst pitch in newcastle
    That's Myamblah crescent you are thinking of not Walker Fields.

    Do New lambton know something everyone else doesnt ?
    Thought it was known that both Weston and New Lambton went for it and New Lambton out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sammydog View Post
    It's been the rumour for months amongst the clubs that they had been accepted next year despite NNSW saying no teams would be considered until the current review of the comp was completed.

    Given the size of their junior girls numbers, I think they deserve to be there.
    But is the quality there? Why aren't these girls playing in current WPL clubs, some are struggling for quality players.

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    Quote Originally Posted by soccernut View Post
    If you go on the New Lambton Website they have a new tab at the top right of their website page that say's Women's premier.

    I guess that confirms they are the eighth club that is coming into the comp next year.
    Nice spotting - but the Premier Women tab has been there since the club regigged the website at the end of last year - after promotion to NEWFM. I guess it was wishful thinking.
    Been no secret - the club has been pushing for a WPL place for a few years now.
    The club has not heard anything at this stage regarding 2018 - waiting for next NNSW Board Meeting for update.

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    Last year was the first year in WPL history (?) where a club did not drop out.
    Did any new club have a full contingent of quality players in year 1?
    New Lambton's development programs are heading into year 3 and providing great results.
    It is only a matter of time before the club is accepted. Over 460 girls, development focus and delivering a women's program that is not a men's program rebadged. FFA just finished a case study on the club's model. Something must be working.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Goatscheese View Post
    Hmmm, seems odd that the Emerging Jets have a player playing for a WPL club and not playing for the Emerging Jets like every other player in the team. Is she in the Emerging Jets and not playing in their competition?

    Of course doesn't say much for the team if you are only relying on one player. Would the striker have stopped 6 goals going in on one of those games? Would she have scored 7 goals?
    She is a Warners Bay registered player and the Jets invited her to go to state and she would have made the difference against Thornton on the Sunday and due to how even the comp was that was the difference between finishing second or fifth.

    She is playing first grade for the rest of the year and no doubt the jets will pick her up next year on a full time basis.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Barry Dawson View Post
    Last year was the first year in WPL history (?) where a club did not drop out.
    Did any new club have a full contingent of quality players in year 1?
    New Lambton's development programs are heading into year 3 and providing great results.
    It is only a matter of time before the club is accepted. Over 460 girls, development focus and delivering a women's program that is not a men's program rebadged. FFA just finished a case study on the club's model. Something must be working.
    They should be allowed in. I hope they are admitted.

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    Quote Originally Posted by soccernut View Post
    She is a Warners Bay registered player and the Jets invited her to go to state and she would have made the difference against Thornton on the Sunday and due to how even the comp was that was the difference between finishing second or fifth.

    She is playing first grade for the rest of the year and no doubt the jets will pick her up next year on a full time basis.
    So she would've stopped six goals from going in? Shame she couldn't have made the difference in their final game as well. Does a team that has no depth and relies solely on one player deserve to be in the finals?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Goatscheese View Post
    So she would've stopped six goals from going in? Shame she couldn't have made the difference in their final game as well. Does a team that has no depth and relies solely on one player deserve to be in the finals?
    The Thornton game was only a 1 nil loss. Her and most of the team were sick with the FLU in the last game but you can cop that as it happens and its out of peoples control who are supposed to be administrating a competition on behalf of the clubs.

    You take an outstanding player out of most teams and they are not the same. The whole competition was discredited when NNSW Football/Jets were allowed to take the player/players away from clubs mid season. There was no need for them to do it as they had other existing Jets that they could have taken.

    Trial her at the end of the year like they usually do and take her into next years emerging Jets intake before she commits to a club team.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Barry Dawson View Post
    Last year was the first year in WPL history (?) where a club did not drop out.
    Did any new club have a full contingent of quality players in year 1?
    New Lambton's development programs are heading into year 3 and providing great results.
    It is only a matter of time before the club is accepted. Over 460 girls, development focus and delivering a women's program that is not a men's program rebadged. FFA just finished a case study on the club's model. Something must be working.
    its the 3rd year of teams not pulling out . And when Bay ,southy and wallsend came in they had quality teams ready to go in most grades , i think all 3 came from zone premier , out of 460 be interesting to see how many quality kids are at the wpl level at the moment, i would presume not many
    No doubt new lambton are doing great things for football and they would be a great inclusion in time if not next year, but hopefully a business arrogance doesnt overshadows what Football is about on and off the field

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