Why isn't there a APL Website yet?

Wouldn't it be great if there was a centralised place you could find information about all clubs and competitions, like the A-league website?

Surely it wouldn't be that hard to convince Optus to do it for the competition?

You're talking way too much common sense.

Like I said before we are in a real mess,,,,, clubs will Give this year one more go if it's not a smooth Ride , it's Breakaway time like the way the EPL was born.....

You're talking way too much common sense.

biggest concern for me is the APL crashes like the FFA cup

Nothing short of embarrassing the lack of information. Olympic FC disposed the likes of the Malaysian U23 team.

Still awaiting this massive flood of information that the FFA/FFQ seem to be promising.

-PB

Still awaiting this massive flood of information that the FFA/FFQ seem to be promising.

-PB

Blame Ken mitchel
paul lonton the NQ committee I always do and that Paul Venn he is the biggest bastard in NQ.
Tristan WAS broke already and god likes juggling too Wtf?

Edited by krones3: 9/2/2013 04:03:00 PM

Blame Ken mitchel
paul lonton the NQ committee I always do and that Paul Venn he is the biggest bastard in NQ.
Tristan WAS broke already and god likes juggling too Wtf?

Edited by krones3: 9/2/2013 04:03:00 PM

The Vision for Football in Victoria – a proposed model for discussion

PRESENTATION: NCR Presentation FFV July 2012

BACKGROUND: History and Summary

QUESTIONS: Frequently Asked Questions



Football Federation Victoria's consultation with stakeholders around Victoria, which was the most comprehensive of any member federation, is now complete.

The Football Committee met on 23 January 2013 to discuss the main areas of concern that have been raised regarding the proposed model that was released earlier this year.

A summary of the final model being considered by the Board will be published shortly.

The Football Committee will meet again prior to the next Board meeting where it will consider the following detailed documents:

1 Licence Agreement
2 Detailed Criteria
3 FAQ/Guidelines for Applicants

The Football Committee will then prepare a formal recommendation for the Board meeting on 7 March 2013. It is anticipated the Board’s decision will be communicated immediately and the timetable for the next steps will be:

• Early March - Final model and criteria announced
• Late March - Applications open
• April -June - FFV staff available to assist applicants
• July - Applications close
• August - FFV Board consider applications
• Early September - Successful applications announced

SUPPORTING FFA DOCUMENTS AND VIDEOS:

ARTICLE: FFA releases outcomes of National Competitions Review

PRESENTATION: NCR Presentation FFA May 2012

VIDEOS:

FFA Executive Manager - Mark Falvo

FFA National Technical Director - Han Berger

FFA Head of National Teams and Football Development - John Boultbee

National Competition Review and Elite Player Pathway Review PART 2 - Han Berger

biggest concern for me is the APL crashes like the FFA cup

I know it's been ages since this thread was last posted in, but it's stickied so I'll just ask here.

Is there any information yet about how the National Premier Leagues Finals - the Championship between the League winners - will work? I'm struggling to work out how you do a 5-team knockout competition, without inherently disadvantaging some clubs with byes or double-chances.

Maybe they'll seed them based on Points (per match), or perceived strength of their leagues? Or even add three Wild Cards to make an even 8? And will it be two-leg playoffs or hosted by the higher seed?

Maybe these questions are still being wrestled with at Headquarters, and that's why there's no announcement. :p

basically it is the minor premiers from Football NSW, Football QLD, Football Federation Tasmania and Captial Football plus the grand final winner from Football Federation South Australia will be in the playoffs.

Thanks for the info, Timmo. This part is interesting in particular; every league in the NPL has a Finals Series (so a champion and a "minor" premier), but only one league is sending its Champion? I wonder whose call that was, the State Feds or the FFA?

It will be premiers from every state as of next year, including SA.

just a small step to probably becoming a traditional football league and the national playoffs become the final series instead. I am hoping with FFA cup the League winners and state cup winners (or if they are the same) who finishes league runner-up join into the FFA cup?

Erm, hoping A-League clubs have a bit more of a role than just beating playing the best. I want a more integrated role (ie, home and away matches).

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29 September 2013

Sydney United will play Canberra FC. A monumental occasion in Australian football.