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19-SU-58 wrote:srbin22 wrote:19-SU-58 wrote:Big Wally wrote:19-SU-58 wrote:WSW, Syd Fc & CCM all in the NPL next season...
looks like football NSW will be going for a restructure next season.
i know it might of been posted before, but does anyone have an indication of the new format? I've read that they have CCF's blessing to take the NPL2 license from them and compete in there, as per SFC and WSW. So it'll be 14 teams in NPL2, 12 in NPL, usual promo/rel for next season. Considering SFC and WSW have just about picked their entire squads and coaching staff for next season, and those squads are made up of the best NPL1 youth, CCM is going to struggle to keep up, even though they finished a very close 2nd in the Club Championship this season. do you have a list of the youth players for both WSW and SYD fc? Also in regards to youth league, they have already started poaching players from ours and inviting them......... In a way if they dont go they will be blacklisted of some sort in the future. Going to be very intersting in 2016, especially with Stanton in charge at Sydney FC and no stranger to the competition blacklisted how? isn't that like blackmail? FFA :oops: its better they stay with our clubs, at least you are playing far better competition week in week out. Edited by 19-su-58: 25/8/2015 11:38:41 AM We know that, but in all honesty, how many talented kids that aren't of a particular ethnicity are going to pick our clubs over SFC or WSW when they come knocking...
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19-SU-58 wrote:srbin22 wrote:19-SU-58 wrote:Big Wally wrote:19-SU-58 wrote:WSW, Syd Fc & CCM all in the NPL next season...
looks like football NSW will be going for a restructure next season.
i know it might of been posted before, but does anyone have an indication of the new format? I've read that they have CCF's blessing to take the NPL2 license from them and compete in there, as per SFC and WSW. So it'll be 14 teams in NPL2, 12 in NPL, usual promo/rel for next season. Considering SFC and WSW have just about picked their entire squads and coaching staff for next season, and those squads are made up of the best NPL1 youth, CCM is going to struggle to keep up, even though they finished a very close 2nd in the Club Championship this season. do you have a list of the youth players for both WSW and SYD fc? Also in regards to youth league, they have already started poaching players from ours and inviting them......... In a way if they dont go they will be blacklisted of some sort in the future. Going to be very intersting in 2016, especially with Stanton in charge at Sydney FC and no stranger to the competition blacklisted how? isn't that like blackmail? FFA :oops: its better they stay with our clubs, at least you are playing far better competition week in week out. Edited by 19-su-58: 25/8/2015 11:38:41 AM Why would you blame the FFA? It'd be the individual clubs to blame if anything. Judging from how the past 3 or so years of Jerks Youth being in Newy NPL, the kids would get far better compensation staying with existing NPL clubs. Something that shouldn't be the defining factor, but a lot of the time is.
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I know a few kids from APIA and Sutherland have joined SFC and the WSW. I think the idea is to have them all playing an age up.
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MACEDONIA
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I know thewhole 16s of Olympic were asked to play for wsw together with coaches etc etc
Whole teams for Blacktown and coaches to play for wsw
Arent interested in getting players to try out
Looking at raping whole teams
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theFOOTBALLlover
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MACEDONIA wrote:I know thewhole 16s of Olympic were asked to play for wsw together with coaches etc etc
Whole teams for Blacktown and coaches to play for wsw
Arent interested in getting players to try out
Looking at raping whole teams
They are looking for the best talent. At the end of the day, it's better for Australian football if the kids are given a better environment to work in. At the end of the day, the players needed to come from somewhere. I don't think it will happen again. In the second season, everyone will just move up and the under 13's will have to trial. Edited by theFOOTBALLlover: 25/8/2015 09:54:38 PM
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srbin22
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19-SU-58 wrote:srbin22 wrote:19-SU-58 wrote:Big Wally wrote:19-SU-58 wrote:WSW, Syd Fc & CCM all in the NPL next season...
looks like football NSW will be going for a restructure next season.
i know it might of been posted before, but does anyone have an indication of the new format? I've read that they have CCF's blessing to take the NPL2 license from them and compete in there, as per SFC and WSW. So it'll be 14 teams in NPL2, 12 in NPL, usual promo/rel for next season. Considering SFC and WSW have just about picked their entire squads and coaching staff for next season, and those squads are made up of the best NPL1 youth, CCM is going to struggle to keep up, even though they finished a very close 2nd in the Club Championship this season. do you have a list of the youth players for both WSW and SYD fc? Also in regards to youth league, they have already started poaching players from ours and inviting them......... In a way if they dont go they will be blacklisted of some sort in the future. Going to be very intersting in 2016, especially with Stanton in charge at Sydney FC and no stranger to the competition blacklisted how? isn't that like blackmail? FFA :oops: its better they stay with our clubs, at least you are playing far better competition week in week out. Edited by 19-su-58: 25/8/2015 11:38:41 AM basically i see it as, you dont play for us now good luck in a few years when you want an a-league contract the ones from bwe that they have approached are absolute guns, future a-league material if they keep doing what they are doing. they are playing npl 2 but all their teams will kill it and theyll be up in the nswnpl within 1-2 years, expect massive scorelines in the npl 2.
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Timmo
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19-SU-58 wrote:WSW, Syd Fc & CCM all in the NPL next season...
looks like football NSW will be going for a restructure next season.
i know it might of been posted before, but does anyone have an indication of the new format? Will the 3 clubs be playing NPL next season or do they start in the lower tier first and earn their way up like Adelaide United, Melbourne Victory and Melbourne City NPL teams have had to.
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theFOOTBALLlover
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Timmo wrote:19-SU-58 wrote:WSW, Syd Fc & CCM all in the NPL next season...
looks like football NSW will be going for a restructure next season.
i know it might of been posted before, but does anyone have an indication of the new format? Will the 3 clubs be playing NPL next season or do they start in the lower tier first and earn their way up like Adelaide United, Melbourne Victory and Melbourne City NPL teams have had to. From what I've heard from junior players in the WSW and SFC squads, they'll be playing up an age group in NPL 2. Next season, NSW will have NPL 1, 2 and 3 and then State League.
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T-UNIT
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FT: APIA 1-0 LOLympic
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MACEDONIA
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rudan more than likely gone next year
massive fights with sydney united lads
any one want to elaborate
apia 1 olympic 0
not much too say
we hit the post 3 times
we had 3 shots cleared
off the line could of won
3 games off football with
the amount of chances we had
proud of the effort couldnt
of asked for anything more
one of those nights
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Heineken
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theFOOTBALLlover wrote:Timmo wrote:19-SU-58 wrote:WSW, Syd Fc & CCM all in the NPL next season...
looks like football NSW will be going for a restructure next season.
i know it might of been posted before, but does anyone have an indication of the new format? Will the 3 clubs be playing NPL next season or do they start in the lower tier first and earn their way up like Adelaide United, Melbourne Victory and Melbourne City NPL teams have had to. From what I've heard from junior players in the WSW and SFC squads, they'll be playing up an age group in NPL 2. Next season, NSW will have NPL 1, 2 and 3 and then State League. Does that mean there's going to be 3 teirs of NPL in NSW? If so, are they turning State League Division 1 into the NPL, or are the creating an entire new division?
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Heineken wrote:
Does that mean there's going to be 3 teirs of NPL in NSW?
If so, are they turning State League Division 1 into the NPL, or are the creating an entire new division?
They're turning MSL1 into NPL3 next season: Quote:
It is decided that the following changes be implemented with respect to Seniors Competitions (1st, U20s and U18s) for the 2016 season:
• NPL1 remains with 12 clubs
• NPL2 will be expanded from 12 clubs to 14 clubs to accommodate 2 new HAL Club Academies (namely Sydney FC and Western Sydney Wanderers)
• It is expected a senior NPL environment will be conducted on the Central Coast to be determined between Central Coast Football and Central Coast Mariners
• HAL Academies/Clubs are to be bound by exactly the same rules and regulations as are enforced on FNSW NPL clubs
• The current State League 1 competition will become NPL3 with a 12 team competition.
• U16 age group will be become part of Youth, not Seniors, competitions
• There will be no change to the current principle of “one up/one down” promotion and relegation between each tier of senior competitions each year based solely on Seniors Club Championship playing results
• State League Two will be re-named “State League” and an Under 18’s age group will be introduced to this competition to be consistent across all senior competitions in NPL 1, NPL 2 and NPL 3. This will be a 12 team competition.
There are no other changes be made to the structure of the Seniors NPL1, NPL2, NPL3 or State League competitions.
http://www.footballnsw.com.au/fileadmin/user_upload/Governance/29052015_-_COR_-_FNSW_2016_Mens_Comp_Review_Final_Resolution__TMc_.pdf
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I think that's a good move! So SL2 will essentially become State League 1? Are there any plans to add more divisions later in the future? I know Victoria has several divisions below NSW.
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srbin22 wrote:19-SU-58 wrote:Big Wally wrote:19-SU-58 wrote:WSW, Syd Fc & CCM all in the NPL next season...
looks like football NSW will be going for a restructure next season.
i know it might of been posted before, but does anyone have an indication of the new format? I've read that they have CCF's blessing to take the NPL2 license from them and compete in there, as per SFC and WSW. So it'll be 14 teams in NPL2, 12 in NPL, usual promo/rel for next season. Considering SFC and WSW have just about picked their entire squads and coaching staff for next season, and those squads are made up of the best NPL1 youth, CCM is going to struggle to keep up, even though they finished a very close 2nd in the Club Championship this season. do you have a list of the youth players for both WSW and SYD fc? Also in regards to youth league, they have already started poaching players from ours and inviting them......... In a way if they dont go they will be blacklisted of some sort in the future. Going to be very intersting in 2016, especially with Stanton in charge at Sydney FC and no stranger to the competition Same thing happened at Sutherland where players were told if they didn't join Sydney FC/ Wanderers this season they wouldn't have a chance in the future. Most of our 20's unfortunately won't be around next season due to this which is a shame as it's usually where we get most of our decent players.
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FT: Blacktown 2-4 Bonnyrigg
Bonnyrigg through to the Grand Final.
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One hell of a collapse by Blacktown. Up 2-0 after 63 mins and manage to concede 2 goals in a minute or two to make it 2-2.
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What a fucking win, going from 2-0 down to win 4-2. In all honesty I am am by no means an optimist but I called it that we would come back whilst we were down at 2-0. Monster performance by everybody.
Only negative is that we will be missing Aaron Peterson due to suspension. Just like in 2013 we were missing Nikola Zonjic but will be a massive task no doubt.
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Heineken wrote:I think that's a good move! So SL2 will essentially become State League 1?
Are there any plans to add more divisions later in the future? I know Victoria has several divisions below NSW. I'd love that as if you create a footballing pyramid from the top to bottom or bottom to top, it gives clarity to ambiious local league clubs who might have a 10/15/20 year plan.
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Heineken wrote:I think that's a good move! So SL2 will essentially become State League 1?
Are there any plans to add more divisions later in the future? I know Victoria has several divisions below NSW. Any new teams can apply to enter into the current State League 2. Dunbar Rovers joined last year and won the club championship straight away.
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Pani Nikas to South Coast Wolves? surely a piss take?
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Bit of a loss for you guys. He was pretty alright for you from what I saw of him.
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19-SU-58 wrote:Pani Nikas to South Coast Wolves?
surely a piss take? where did you hear that?
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:shock:
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Timpano re-signed as Wollongong Wolves coach.
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Blacktown got up 6-1 today in the elimination final. Will now play Bonnyrigg next Sunday in the grand final.
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KGJ wrote:19-SU-58 wrote:Pani Nikas to South Coast Wolves?
surely a piss take? where did you hear that? saw a tagged photo of him on FB holding a wolves jersey.
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What the feck happened to APIA ?! smashed alright but having finished 2nd you'd think they would have been up for it.
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nikas has a 2 year contract
with stav wont be going any were
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M.L. wrote:What the feck happened to APIA ?! smashed alright but having finished 2nd you'd think they would have been up for it. I went. Apart from a few chances (few good saves from Vekic too), Blacktown thoroughly dominated. Could have been more if Joey Gibbs had his shooting boots on. Edited by BRFC_92: 7/9/2015 04:50:58 PM
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Thanks mate, score reflected that, just surprised it was that one sided. Hoping to turn up for the final.
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