What Policy??Originally Posted by pv4
Yes it is. They've implemented a "blanket rule" that they're just ignoring half of the cases for.
Another eg of the FFA allowing a club to bypass the identity policy:
It all won't matter within a matter of months though. The Melbourne Knights are fighting the FFA Cup kit case and the policy will be abolished.
member, yeah how dare the Croat, Italian, Greek clubs be proud of their heritage. They didn't produce 3/4 of the Socceroos or anything like that
The FFA got the Knights on that one with a rule that the FFA can change or put in a rule at anytime at their discretion clause.
The Knights fighting this case in court shows once again that this club has far too much self absorbed interest about their Croatian origins than the good of football in this country at heart. They only wanted to put the sponsor on the shirt in the FFA Cup as a **** You to Lowy and the FFA in the first place.
Maybe if they put as much effort into diversifying and strengthening their club they could actually make a compelling case to regain a place at the top table in Australian football again. Unfortunately the club is more interested in fighting some petty agendas than being a positive contributor to football in Australia going forward
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