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Apparently the draw was at 12 Edited by TheSelectFew: 21/1/2016 01:46:00 PM
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FFA Cup – (Northern NSW) Mid North Coast round 3 draw results: Tuncurry Foster v Taree Wildcats Port Macquarie v Wallis Lakes
FFA Cup – (Northern NSW) Mid North Coast round 4 draw results: Tuncurry Foster/Taree Wildcats v Port Macquarie/Wallis Lakes
FFA Cup – (Northern NSW) North Coast round 1 draw results: Grafton United v Nambucca Strikers Boambee Bombers v Urunga Raiders Maclean FC v Coffs Coast Tigers Sawtell Scorpions v Northern Storm Thunder Coffs City United v Westlawn Tigers Bye - Orara Valley
FFA Cup – (Northern NSW) North Coast round 2 draw results: Grafton United/Nambucca Strikers v Boambee Bombers/Urunga Raiders Maclean/Coffs Coast Tigers v Sawtell Scorpions/Northern Storm Thunder Coffs City United/Westlawn Tigers v Orara Valley
FFA Cup – (Northern NSW) Northern Inland round 2 draw results: Norths United v North Companions Demon Knights v Oxley Vale Attunga South Armidale v The Armidale School Bye – Tamworth
FFA Cup – (Northern NSW) Northern Inland round 3 draw results: Norths United/North Companions v Demon Knights/Oxley Vale Attunga South Armidale/The Armidale School v Tamworth
FFA Cup – (Northern NSW) Far North Coast round 2 draw results: Lismore Thistles v Mullumbimby Brunswick Ballina v Suffolk Park Bangalow v Lennox Head
FFA Cup – (Northern NSW) Far North Coast round 3 draw results: Lismore Thistles/Mullumbimby Brunswick v Ballina/Suffolk Park Bye – Bangalow/Lennox Head
FFA Cup – (Northern NSW) Southern Pool round 2 draw results: RAAF Williamtown FC v Hunter Simba Hamilton Azzurri v Barnsley United Dudley Redhead United Junior v Muswellbrook Mayfield United Senior v Bolwarra Lorn Junior Garden Suburb v Kotara South Nelson Bay v Beresfield Maryland Fletcher v Wallsend Lake Macquarie City v Cardiff City South Cardiff v Cessnock City Raymond Terrace v Westlakes Wildcats Stockton Sharks v West Wallsend Thornton Redbacks v Edgeworth Junior Newcastle University v New Lambton Medowie v Mayfield United Juniors Cooks Hill United v Dudley Redhead United Senior Warners Bay v Morisset United Jesmond v Tenambit Sharks Beresfield United Senior v Toronto Awaba Kahibah v Newcastle Suns Merewether Advance v Kurri Kurri Roosters Charlestown Junior v Singleton Swansea v Belmont Swansea United
FFA Cup – (Northern NSW) Southern Pool round 3 draw results: RAAF Williamstown/Hunter Simba v Maitland Hamilton Azzurri/Barnsley United v Broadmeadow Magic Dudley Redhead United Junior/Muswellbrook v Edgeworth Garden Suburb/Kotara South v Lambton Nelson Bay/Beresfield v Weston Workers Maryland Fletcher/Wallsend v Charlestown City Lake Macquarie City/Cardiff City v Valentine South Cardiff/Cessnock City v Adamstown Rosebud Raymond Terrace/Westlakes Wildcats v Stockton Sharks/West Wallsend Thornton Redbacks/Edgeworth Junior v Newcastle University/New Lambton Medowie/Mayfield United Juniors v Cooks Hill United/Dudley Redhead United Senior Warners Bay/Morisset United v Jesmond/Tenambit Sharks Beresfield United Senior/Toronto Awaba v Kahibah/Newcastle Suns Merewether Advance/Kurri Kurri Roosters v Charlestown Junior/Singleton Swansea/Belmont Swansea United BYE
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Quote:Brisbane clubs learn FFA Cup fate January 21, 2016 by queenslandsoccernews Rafe Griffin (@rafegriffin) The draw for the opening round of the 2016 FFA Cup in the Brisbane zone was made by Football Brisbane on Wednesday night. Forty-two teams comprising all Capital Two, Three and Four clubs as well as the five lowest ranked clubs from 2015’s Capital One will compete in the opening round. Among the key fixtures in the draw, Capital One Grange Thistle will host returning club Caboolture. Many have suggested that based on the Snakes’ results in the Sunshine Coast Premier League, that they should have been placed in a higher league than Capital Four. This match will provide a good gauge of their true level of play. A preview will take place this weekend with both clubs scheduled to face each other in the Gorilla Sports Challenge. New Football Brisbane club Logan Metro face a stern test against Centenary Stormers who have been promoted in successive years and have put in impressive Cup runs in the two years of the competition. Virginia who upset the BPL’s Capalaba last year will host new club St George Willawong/ The full draw is: Logan City Kings vs Acacia Ridge Ipswich City vs Tarragindi Western Spirit vs Souths Greenbank vs The Gap Ridge Hills vs Brisbane Force Virginia Utd vs St George Willawong Toowong vs Newmarket Kangaroo Point Rovers vs Narangba Bardon Latrobe vs Jimboomba Grange Thistle vs Caboolture Springfield United vs Park Ridge Bethania vs Mooroondu Deception Bay vs Logan Village Westside vs Annerley Samford vs New Farm Brighton vs Redcliffe PCYC Pine Hills vs Clairvaux North Brisbane vs Bayside Oxley vs AC Carina Logan Metro vs Centenary Stormers Southside Eagles vs Slacks Creek Times, dates and venues will be confirmed at a later date but matches are scheduled to take place on the weekend 12-14 February. The twenty-one winners will be joined by the seven remaining Capital One clubs and the twelve Brisbane Premier League clubs in the following round. http://queenslandsoccernews.com/2016/01/21/brisbane-clubs-learn-ffa-cup-fate/
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David Eland: "A record number of nominations received for this years NNSW Preliminary Rounds of the @FFACup"
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Teams I want to see make it this year to the round of 32 and why. Broke Queensland down into it's zones. Queensland (North): Gotta be the Fury. There time to come back to the national stage :cool: Queensland (City): Brisbane City is the only traditional QLD club that still hasn't made it to the round of 32 yet. They have a great stadium as well. Brisbane Olympic also deserve another chance to host after being conned by the FFA into moving to ANZ Stadium (Griffith) Queensland (SEQ Regional): I'm sick of Palm beach and that empty stadium. Noosa Lions or SEQ Thunder thanks. Toowomba would certainly turn up for a big game. Northern NSW: Adamstown Rosebuds is one of the oldest clubs in Australia and is an ex-NSL participant. A Non-Newcastle club would be great, especially from around Coffs Harbour or Port Macquarie, couldn't name any though. NSW: APIA Leichardt and Marconi could both use a bit of a lift right now and would provide interesting ties for any A-League club. Wollongong Wolves to push their A-League case and St George FC for a glorious return to the national stage with a proper Johnny Warren tribute. Also Sydney United purely for the #scenes. [-o< ACT: Bring back the TugsVIC: South Melbourne and Knights obviously. One of them will have to play us eventually and it will be a riot but what I really want to see is Preston Lions make a massive run in. They've got a great ground, a big history in Victoria and could use some help getting into the NPLV. Would also like to see a regional team like Ballarat Red Devils get a run. TAS: Gotta be South Hobart. They're really making a name for themselves each year. SA: West Adelaide. City has had there run, now It's time for Adelaide's other big Club. NT: 🍀🍀🍀 [size=6]ALICE SPRINGS CELTIC[/size]🍀🍀🍀 WA: Who cares. No one wants to draw them and always the most boring games tbh.
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Some rule changes for this season Edited by TheSelectFew: 21/1/2016 04:44:05 PM
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agreed with everything, MT. However a bit harsh on Palm Beach. It isn't their fault. Keen to see familiar names.
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TheSelectFew wrote:agreed with everything, MT. However a bit harsh on Palm Beach. It isn't their fault. Keen to see familiar names. Sunshine Coast Fire please. I would like that vs A-League (not BR) at Kawana.
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The increase in club participation is in. NNSW has 3 more clubs participating than last year. Brisbane jump from 61 to 67. Victoria, who's applications don't close till the 8th of Febuary, have seen an increase from 191 to 193. Let's just hope for no forfeits this time.
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melbourne_terrace wrote:
VIC: South Melbourne and Knights obviously. One of them will have to play us eventually and it will be a riot but what I really want to see is Preston Lions make a massive run in. They've got a great ground, a big history in Victoria and could use some help getting into the NPLV. Would also like to see a regional team like Ballarat Red Devils get a run.
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Needs more Gisborne :lol:
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TheSelectFew wrote:The increase in club participation is in. NNSW has 3 more clubs participating than last year. Brisbane jump from 61 to 67. Victoria, who's applications don't close till the 8th of Febuary, have seen an increase from 191 to 193. Let's just hope for no forfeits this time. Good to see more clubs taking part. It's awesome exposure for them if they can break into R32. Hopefully other clubs will jump on board in the coming years.
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TheSelectFew wrote:agreed with everything, MT. However a bit harsh on Palm Beach. It isn't their fault. Keen to see familiar names. Any word on them changing to Gold Coast City? Is that still a thing? :-k
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scotty21 wrote:melbourne_terrace wrote:
VIC: South Melbourne and Knights obviously. One of them will have to play us eventually and it will be a riot but what I really want to see is Preston Lions make a massive run in. They've got a great ground, a big history in Victoria and could use some help getting into the NPLV. Would also like to see a regional team like Ballarat Red Devils get a run.
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Needs more Gisborne :lol: Of course ;)
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MikeDude wrote:TheSelectFew wrote:The increase in club participation is in. NNSW has 3 more clubs participating than last year. Brisbane jump from 61 to 67. Victoria, who's applications don't close till the 8th of Febuary, have seen an increase from 191 to 193. Let's just hope for no forfeits this time. Good to see more clubs taking part. It's awesome exposure for them if they can break into R32. Hopefully other clubs will jump on board in the coming years. I'm hoping the numbers coming through include regional clubs. I have asked the local FA's and am just waiting on a response. MikeDude wrote:TheSelectFew wrote:agreed with everything, MT. However a bit harsh on Palm Beach. It isn't their fault. Keen to see familiar names. Any word on them changing to Gold Coast City? Is that still a thing? :-k I think they were just whispers. Besides, I like Palm Beach better.
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TheSelectFew wrote:MikeDude wrote:TheSelectFew wrote:The increase in club participation is in. NNSW has 3 more clubs participating than last year. Brisbane jump from 61 to 67. Victoria, who's applications don't close till the 8th of Febuary, have seen an increase from 191 to 193. Let's just hope for no forfeits this time. Good to see more clubs taking part. It's awesome exposure for them if they can break into R32. Hopefully other clubs will jump on board in the coming years. I'm hoping the numbers coming through include regional clubs. I have asked the local FA's and am just waiting on a response. MikeDude wrote:TheSelectFew wrote:agreed with everything, MT. However a bit harsh on Palm Beach. It isn't their fault. Keen to see familiar names. Any word on them changing to Gold Coast City? Is that still a thing? :-k I think they were just whispers. Besides, I like Palm Beach better. Yea they did end up changing their name and logo, that's what they're listed as on the NPL qld website
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Glenardo wrote:TheSelectFew wrote:MikeDude wrote:TheSelectFew wrote:agreed with everything, MT. However a bit harsh on Palm Beach. It isn't their fault. Keen to see familiar names. Any word on them changing to Gold Coast City? Is that still a thing? :-k I think they were just whispers. Besides, I like Palm Beach better. Yea they did end up changing their name and logo, that's what they're listed as on the NPL qld website Yes, that change is now official for their NPL teams. I believe the name Palm Beach will still be used for any teams they have in the local Gold Coast comps. Edited by aussieshorter: 22/1/2016 10:54:16 AM
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TheSelectFew wrote:MikeDude wrote:TheSelectFew wrote:The increase in club participation is in. NNSW has 3 more clubs participating than last year. Brisbane jump from 61 to 67. Victoria, who's applications don't close till the 8th of Febuary, have seen an increase from 191 to 193. Let's just hope for no forfeits this time. Good to see more clubs taking part. It's awesome exposure for them if they can break into R32. Hopefully other clubs will jump on board in the coming years. I'm hoping the numbers coming through include regional clubs. I have asked the local FA's and am just waiting on a response. The regional teams from Northern NSW are an interesting one. Overall there is an increase, but in each of the three years of the FFA Cup there are large fluctuations from some zones. I'd love to see more incentive for these clubs to participate, particularly because the first few rounds are all played within their local areas anyway. It'd be quite easy as well for a zone to piggy back off the FFA Cup and use it as their own cup of sorts. E.g. The winner of the Northern Inland zone ends up playing the winner of the Mid North Coast zone. Each of those zones could make it mandatory for all clubs to enter a team, and make it a big deal to be the Zone Representative at the next stage of the FFA Cup. I suspect for the regional teams the cost to participate plays a bigger part as well, although I'm sure it's not much.
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aussieshorter wrote:TheSelectFew wrote:MikeDude wrote:TheSelectFew wrote:The increase in club participation is in. NNSW has 3 more clubs participating than last year. Brisbane jump from 61 to 67. Victoria, who's applications don't close till the 8th of Febuary, have seen an increase from 191 to 193. Let's just hope for no forfeits this time. Good to see more clubs taking part. It's awesome exposure for them if they can break into R32. Hopefully other clubs will jump on board in the coming years. I'd froth a good hour of FFA Cup preliminary round highlights. I'm hoping the numbers coming through include regional clubs. I have asked the local FA's and am just waiting on a response. The regional teams from Northern NSW are an interesting one. Overall there is an increase, but in each of the three years of the FFA Cup there are large fluctuations from some zones. I'd love to see more incentive for these clubs to participate, particularly because the first few rounds are all played within their local areas anyway. It'd be quite easy as well for a zone to piggy back off the FFA Cup and use it as their own cup of sorts. E.g. The winner of the Northern Inland zone ends up playing the winner of the Mid North Coast zone. Each of those zones could make it mandatory for all clubs to enter a team, and make it a big deal to be the Zone Representative at the next stage of the FFA Cup. I suspect for the regional teams the cost to participate plays a bigger part as well, although I'm sure it's not much.
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A-League sides to enter they're states in the last 64 pls [-o<
Would love seeing some of these old clubs play "derbies" against A-League opposition before the round of 32. This would start the cup off with a bang if the ties were Marconi were hosting the Wanderers, Knights play Melb City and Adel City host United.
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Victoria draw for the prelims is feb 9
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aussie pride wrote:A-League sides to enter they're states in the last 64 pls [-o<
Would love seeing some of these old clubs play "derbies" against A-League opposition before the round of 32. This would start the cup off with a bang if the ties were Marconi were hosting the Wanderers, Knights play Melb City and Adel City host United.
It would have to be national. Unfair taking the cups away from the states tbh.
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TheSelectFew wrote:aussie pride wrote:A-League sides to enter they're states in the last 64 pls [-o<
Would love seeing some of these old clubs play "derbies" against A-League opposition before the round of 32. This would start the cup off with a bang if the ties were Marconi were hosting the Wanderers, Knights play Melb City and Adel City host United.
It would have to be national. Unfair taking the cups away from the states tbh. The only concern I'd have is travel and accommodation costs involved if the round of 64 went national. If it wasn't an issue then I'd be all for it.
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aussie pride wrote:TheSelectFew wrote:aussie pride wrote:A-League sides to enter they're states in the last 64 pls [-o<
Would love seeing some of these old clubs play "derbies" against A-League opposition before the round of 32. This would start the cup off with a bang if the ties were Marconi were hosting the Wanderers, Knights play Melb City and Adel City host United.
It would have to be national. Unfair taking the cups away from the states tbh. The only concern I'd have is travel and accommodation costs involved if the round of 64 went national. If it wasn't an issue then I'd be all for it. I think that whatever round the A-League teams come in, it has to be National. Some of the biggest games of the cup will be local derbies (e.g. Victory vs South Melbourne), and you don't want to manufacture them to be in the Round of 64. I'd also be open to the Round of 64 becoming the first national round, but the A-League clubs only enter at the last 32. This gives more grassroot clubs the chance for an interstate trip.
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As soon as al clubs come in it has to be national. Has to be.
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aussieshorter wrote:aussie pride wrote:TheSelectFew wrote:aussie pride wrote:A-League sides to enter they're states in the last 64 pls [-o<
Would love seeing some of these old clubs play "derbies" against A-League opposition before the round of 32. This would start the cup off with a bang if the ties were Marconi were hosting the Wanderers, Knights play Melb City and Adel City host United.
It would have to be national. Unfair taking the cups away from the states tbh. The only concern I'd have is travel and accommodation costs involved if the round of 64 went national. If it wasn't an issue then I'd be all for it. I think that whatever round the A-League teams come in, it has to be National. Some of the biggest games of the cup will be local derbies (e.g. Victory vs South Melbourne), and you don't want to manufacture them to be in the Round of 64. I'd also be open to the Round of 64 becoming the first national round, but the A-League clubs only enter at the last 32. This gives more grassroot clubs the chance for an interstate trip. I'd support this. So it'd essentially be a Round of 44 with State clubs, and 22 advance to R32 with A-League clubs.
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MikeDude wrote:aussieshorter wrote:aussie pride wrote:TheSelectFew wrote:aussie pride wrote:A-League sides to enter they're states in the last 64 pls [-o<
Would love seeing some of these old clubs play "derbies" against A-League opposition before the round of 32. This would start the cup off with a bang if the ties were Marconi were hosting the Wanderers, Knights play Melb City and Adel City host United.
It would have to be national. Unfair taking the cups away from the states tbh. The only concern I'd have is travel and accommodation costs involved if the round of 64 went national. If it wasn't an issue then I'd be all for it. I think that whatever round the A-League teams come in, it has to be National. Some of the biggest games of the cup will be local derbies (e.g. Victory vs South Melbourne), and you don't want to manufacture them to be in the Round of 64. I'd also be open to the Round of 64 becoming the first national round, but the A-League clubs only enter at the last 32. This gives more grassroot clubs the chance for an interstate trip. I'd support this. So it'd essentially be a Round of 44 with State clubs, and 22 advance to R32 with A-League clubs. I would like this. 1 FNQ 1 Fury would probably still fuck up against Charters Towers or Whitsundays or something 1 Sunshine/Wide Bay 1 GC/Toowoomba 4 Brisbane
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TheSelectFew wrote:MikeDude wrote:TheSelectFew wrote:agreed with everything, MT. However a bit harsh on Palm Beach. It isn't their fault. Keen to see familiar names. Any word on them changing to Gold Coast City? Is that still a thing? :-k I think they were just whispers. Besides, I like Palm Beach better. Interestingly, in tonight's match (Bris V Adel) the boy who brought the ball out was introduced as being from Gold Coast City, and he had a blue and white jersey on. Hmm...
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Holy shit cunts its confirmed. Refer to futbol24. They have a game tonight under the name Gold Coast City. This correlates with reports in the Gold Coast Bulletin. :shock:
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MikeDude wrote:TheSelectFew wrote:MikeDude wrote:TheSelectFew wrote:agreed with everything, MT. However a bit harsh on Palm Beach. It isn't their fault. Keen to see familiar names. Any word on them changing to Gold Coast City? Is that still a thing? :-k I think they were just whispers. Besides, I like Palm Beach better. Interestingly, in tonight's match (Bris V Adel) the boy who brought the ball out was introduced as being from Gold Coast City, and he had a blue and white jersey on. Hmm... they are gcc
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