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+x+x+x+x+xComing from a MP has some credibility and a most welcome statement. After all this was the building block of WU’s commitment to entry into the A-League. Wish them all the luck it proceeds to be built smoothly. Sorry I know your trolling but...... claiming that coming from an MP this has credibility??? Lol I think I overestimated you.... When publicly announcing a facility’s go-a-head it does. Too embarrassing and harmful to retract later. But I guess you’re used to the crap SM Hellas spits out all the time, so you think all others do too. Ok, if you say so.... so 2023.. lets see who is right or wrong on this one.... Ill swallow my pride and appologise to all their fans on here if they have a 15k stadium up and running by Dec 2023 ( and I dont mean a dodgy cut price Epping Stadium deal, has to look like their architectural dream renders) What will you say if they dont? What I say is that we now have politicians weighing in confirming the stadium with the club and council so it’s a goer. That’s the important point. Second point is that logistically it can be built in 3 years - I’ve used Suncorp as an example. If it runs over so be it. Don’t care. Not as important. With so much past negativity and criticism, mainly coming from you that the club will never build the stadium, we should now start popping the champagne bottle whilst you scrape the egg off your face. You can pop whatever you like but there's no egg on my face yet champ.... I agree that logistically a stadium can be built in "3 years tops" I just dont believe it WILL be.
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+x+x+x+xComing from a MP has some credibility and a most welcome statement. After all this was the building block of WU’s commitment to entry into the A-League. Wish them all the luck it proceeds to be built smoothly. Sorry I know your trolling but...... claiming that coming from an MP this has credibility??? Lol I think I overestimated you.... When publicly announcing a facility’s go-a-head it does. Too embarrassing and harmful to retract later. But I guess you’re used to the crap SM Hellas spits out all the time, so you think all others do too. Ok, if you say so.... so 2023.. lets see who is right or wrong on this one.... Ill swallow my pride and appologise to all their fans on here if they have a 15k stadium up and running by Dec 2023 ( and I dont mean a dodgy cut price Epping Stadium deal, has to look like their architectural dream renders) What will you say if they dont? I'll join you on that one. We've already had the shovel ready once.
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+x+x+x+xComing from a MP has some credibility and a most welcome statement. After all this was the building block of WU’s commitment to entry into the A-League. Wish them all the luck it proceeds to be built smoothly. Sorry I know your trolling but...... claiming that coming from an MP this has credibility??? Lol I think I overestimated you.... When publicly announcing a facility’s go-a-head it does. Too embarrassing and harmful to retract later. But I guess you’re used to the crap SM Hellas spits out all the time, so you think all others do too. Ok, if you say so.... so 2023.. lets see who is right or wrong on this one.... Ill swallow my pride and appologise to all their fans on here if they have a 15k stadium up and running by Dec 2023 ( and I dont mean a dodgy cut price Epping Stadium deal, has to look like their architectural dream renders) What will you say if they dont? What I say is that we now have politicians weighing in confirming the stadium with the club and council so it’s a goer. That’s the important point. Second point is that logistically it can be built in 3 years - I’ve used Suncorp as an example. If it runs over so be it. Don’t care. Not as important. With so much past negativity and criticism, mainly coming from you that the club will never build the stadium, we should now start popping the champagne bottle whilst you scrape the egg off your face.
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+xAmendment C243, Wyndham planning scheme amendment; public aquisition overlay Tarneit & Sayers Rds, Hoppers Crossing. Also amends: C236 (Werribee), C219 (Quandong), C228 (re-zonings), C241 (roads & intersections), and more.. No. Nothing to do with the stadium. Click the link and read it if you like.
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Monoethnic Social Club
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+x+x+xComing from a MP has some credibility and a most welcome statement. After all this was the building block of WU’s commitment to entry into the A-League. Wish them all the luck it proceeds to be built smoothly. Sorry I know your trolling but...... claiming that coming from an MP this has credibility??? Lol I think I overestimated you.... When publicly announcing a facility’s go-a-head it does. Too embarrassing and harmful to retract later. But I guess you’re used to the crap SM Hellas spits out all the time, so you think all others do too. Ok, if you say so.... so 2023.. lets see who is right or wrong on this one.... Ill swallow my pride and appologise to all their fans on here if they have a 15k stadium up and running by Dec 2023 ( and I dont mean a dodgy cut price Epping Stadium deal, has to look like their architectural dream renders) What will you say if they dont?
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+x+x+x+x+x+x+xCertainly a great step in the process. Still a fair bit to go, but getting this built is key to their success. Still will leave them another couple of seasons being nomadic though, but they certainly are making some good moves, including the partnership with Calder United to build the platform for a W League side. Partnership is a funny thing to call a re-branding and take over. Why didnt WU pay for their own womens set up and leave an existing club to continue its succesful journey in the NPL? Let me guess its nothing to do with being cheap arse motherf#ckers doing the bare minimun to secure cheap land for their housing estate and all to do with promoting a healthy lifestyle for girls in the greater western area, sonething sonething, empowering women something. Damn your endless negativity is exhausting.
You sound like a broken record. Yeah your endless cheerleading for these frauds is pretty tiresome too but I try to answer your posts fairly... what didnt you agree with this time? Is it wrong of me to draw attention to the fact that a supposedly "professional football club" does NOT want to create its own women's program as they would have to hire a whole bunch of backroom and admin staff, start the process of, you know, creating a team that represents their members and gives another avenue to girls in the area to play foorball? Using Calder United like this is shameful, almost as bad as what City have done to Team 11. Aleague may be the be all and all for a small minority in this country but that is changing by the minute. Fairly?? Interesting word to use when anything that happens seems to get the endless negative treatment for usually no other reason as to stir the pot. Whether you like things or not, clubs try and build themselves and in the case of Calder, it’s something that worked for them. The reality is that it isn’t stepping on anyone’s toes, but instead helps to build a pathway to the W-League for Calder under the WU umbrella.
You may not like it as it doesn’t serve your narrative, but that’s the way things go. Oh cmon.... Calder is an exisiting CLUB in the WNPL and a bloody succesful one too. WU in theory is also a club, and rather than start their own womens team, therefore having Calder United in the WNPL AND WU in the Aleague, two sttong clubs both representing the area and creating pathways, WU just swallows up the NPL team so next year they can enter as WU in WNPL..... its not a narrative mate, its doing the least amount possible to still comply with license agreement so they can get free land grom corrupt council. Im not talking QAnon and the Elders,of Zion shit here man, its pretty obvious.... Have you asked the club ( Calder ) what their feelings are on this subject? No and thats a very fair point. Ill conceed that as, to be honest, I couldnt imagine someone following and volunteering at a club being happy with that club just giving up its identity, name and colours like that. Maybe the Calder United family is more interested in the link to the closed of professional system.... fair point.
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+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+xCertainly a great step in the process. Still a fair bit to go, but getting this built is key to their success. Still will leave them another couple of seasons being nomadic though, but they certainly are making some good moves, including the partnership with Calder United to build the platform for a W League side. Partnership is a funny thing to call a re-branding and take over. Why didnt WU pay for their own womens set up and leave an existing club to continue its succesful journey in the NPL? Let me guess its nothing to do with being cheap arse motherf#ckers doing the bare minimun to secure cheap land for their housing estate and all to do with promoting a healthy lifestyle for girls in the greater western area, sonething sonething, empowering women something. Damn your endless negativity is exhausting.
You sound like a broken record. Yeah your endless cheerleading for these frauds is pretty tiresome too but I try to answer your posts fairly... what didnt you agree with this time? Is it wrong of me to draw attention to the fact that a supposedly "professional football club" does NOT want to create its own women's program as they would have to hire a whole bunch of backroom and admin staff, start the process of, you know, creating a team that represents their members and gives another avenue to girls in the area to play foorball? Using Calder United like this is shameful, almost as bad as what City have done to Team 11. Aleague may be the be all and all for a small minority in this country but that is changing by the minute. Fairly?? Interesting word to use when anything that happens seems to get the endless negative treatment for usually no other reason as to stir the pot. Whether you like things or not, clubs try and build themselves and in the case of Calder, it’s something that worked for them. The reality is that it isn’t stepping on anyone’s toes, but instead helps to build a pathway to the W-League for Calder under the WU umbrella.
You may not like it as it doesn’t serve your narrative, but that’s the way things go. Oh cmon.... Calder is an exisiting CLUB in the WNPL and a bloody succesful one too. WU in theory is also a club, and rather than start their own womens team, therefore having Calder United in the WNPL AND WU in the Aleague, two sttong clubs both representing the area and creating pathways, WU just swallows up the NPL team so next year they can enter as WU in WNPL..... its not a narrative mate, its doing the least amount possible to still comply with license agreement so they can get free land grom corrupt council. Im not talking QAnon and the Elders,of Zion shit here man, its pretty obvious.... Have you asked the club ( Calder ) what their feelings are on this subject? My feeling is Calder wouldn't have gone into the agreement if they didn't feel happy with it. Their committee would have made a decision based on all information available to them before signing any terms of agreement for the merger. To me, this deal seems like a really good setup. If United did setup their own WNPL/W-League side I'm sure MSC would have pasted them for fleecing women from other clubs. 100% he would have they may have even stolen some players from SMH....then what? Lol As long as they pay a transfer fee, a fair transfer fee, then so what?
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+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+xCertainly a great step in the process. Still a fair bit to go, but getting this built is key to their success. Still will leave them another couple of seasons being nomadic though, but they certainly are making some good moves, including the partnership with Calder United to build the platform for a W League side. Partnership is a funny thing to call a re-branding and take over. Why didnt WU pay for their own womens set up and leave an existing club to continue its succesful journey in the NPL? Let me guess its nothing to do with being cheap arse motherf#ckers doing the bare minimun to secure cheap land for their housing estate and all to do with promoting a healthy lifestyle for girls in the greater western area, sonething sonething, empowering women something. Damn your endless negativity is exhausting.
You sound like a broken record. Yeah your endless cheerleading for these frauds is pretty tiresome too but I try to answer your posts fairly... what didnt you agree with this time? Is it wrong of me to draw attention to the fact that a supposedly "professional football club" does NOT want to create its own women's program as they would have to hire a whole bunch of backroom and admin staff, start the process of, you know, creating a team that represents their members and gives another avenue to girls in the area to play foorball? Using Calder United like this is shameful, almost as bad as what City have done to Team 11. Aleague may be the be all and all for a small minority in this country but that is changing by the minute. Fairly?? Interesting word to use when anything that happens seems to get the endless negative treatment for usually no other reason as to stir the pot. Whether you like things or not, clubs try and build themselves and in the case of Calder, it’s something that worked for them. The reality is that it isn’t stepping on anyone’s toes, but instead helps to build a pathway to the W-League for Calder under the WU umbrella.
You may not like it as it doesn’t serve your narrative, but that’s the way things go. Oh cmon.... Calder is an exisiting CLUB in the WNPL and a bloody succesful one too. WU in theory is also a club, and rather than start their own womens team, therefore having Calder United in the WNPL AND WU in the Aleague, two sttong clubs both representing the area and creating pathways, WU just swallows up the NPL team so next year they can enter as WU in WNPL..... its not a narrative mate, its doing the least amount possible to still comply with license agreement so they can get free land grom corrupt council. Im not talking QAnon and the Elders,of Zion shit here man, its pretty obvious.... Have you asked the club ( Calder ) what their feelings are on this subject? My feeling is Calder wouldn't have gone into the agreement if they didn't feel happy with it. Their committee would have made a decision based on all information available to them before signing any terms of agreement for the merger. To me, this deal seems like a really good setup. If United did setup their own WNPL/W-League side I'm sure MSC would have pasted them for fleecing women from other clubs. Only if they where automatically parachuted in to the Wleague above other more deserving entities... absolutely. They can set up a team and start off in State league like f#cking everyone else in this country.
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+xAmendment C243, Wyndham planning scheme amendment; public aquisition overlay Tarneit & Sayers Rds, Hoppers Crossing. Also amends: C236 (Werribee), C219 (Quandong), C228 (re-zonings), C241 (roads & intersections), and more..its a love fest of green & black..'poi bo!'
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Amendment C243, Wyndham planning scheme amendment; public aquisition overlay Tarneit & Sayers Rds, Hoppers Crossing. Also amends: C236 (Werribee), C219 (Quandong), C228 (re-zonings), C241 (roads & intersections), and more..
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More importantly with Stama released, is Giannou coming in? hmmmm!
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Mmmmmm.
I'm not doing or saying anymore. i have no interest or involvement with this.
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No record of any amendment or even an application to make an amendment to the Riverdale PSP on the Victorian Planning Authorities website. https://vpa.vic.gov.au/project/riverdale-precinct-structure-plan/
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Looks like a first for Victoria. No formal public record of any amendment request having been made either on the Council or the State Government website. No public advertising, no public consultation, none of the normal processes followed. All announced via facebook, rather than by the official Ministerial page. Whoever ran this process, I'm getting them to work for me next time I'm getting a large project done. https://www.planning.vic.gov.au/schemes-and-amendments/browse-amendments?query=&sort=&search_mode=id&f.Scheme%7CplanningSchemeName=Wyndham&d3=&meta_d3=&d4=&meta_d4=&apply+all+filters=https://www.wyndham.vic.gov.au/services/building-planning/planning-scheme-amendments/current-planning-scheme-amendments
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+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+xCertainly a great step in the process. Still a fair bit to go, but getting this built is key to their success. Still will leave them another couple of seasons being nomadic though, but they certainly are making some good moves, including the partnership with Calder United to build the platform for a W League side. Partnership is a funny thing to call a re-branding and take over. Why didnt WU pay for their own womens set up and leave an existing club to continue its succesful journey in the NPL? Let me guess its nothing to do with being cheap arse motherf#ckers doing the bare minimun to secure cheap land for their housing estate and all to do with promoting a healthy lifestyle for girls in the greater western area, sonething sonething, empowering women something. Damn your endless negativity is exhausting.
You sound like a broken record. Yeah your endless cheerleading for these frauds is pretty tiresome too but I try to answer your posts fairly... what didnt you agree with this time? Is it wrong of me to draw attention to the fact that a supposedly "professional football club" does NOT want to create its own women's program as they would have to hire a whole bunch of backroom and admin staff, start the process of, you know, creating a team that represents their members and gives another avenue to girls in the area to play foorball? Using Calder United like this is shameful, almost as bad as what City have done to Team 11. Aleague may be the be all and all for a small minority in this country but that is changing by the minute. Fairly?? Interesting word to use when anything that happens seems to get the endless negative treatment for usually no other reason as to stir the pot. Whether you like things or not, clubs try and build themselves and in the case of Calder, it’s something that worked for them. The reality is that it isn’t stepping on anyone’s toes, but instead helps to build a pathway to the W-League for Calder under the WU umbrella.
You may not like it as it doesn’t serve your narrative, but that’s the way things go. Oh cmon.... Calder is an exisiting CLUB in the WNPL and a bloody succesful one too. WU in theory is also a club, and rather than start their own womens team, therefore having Calder United in the WNPL AND WU in the Aleague, two sttong clubs both representing the area and creating pathways, WU just swallows up the NPL team so next year they can enter as WU in WNPL..... its not a narrative mate, its doing the least amount possible to still comply with license agreement so they can get free land grom corrupt council. Im not talking QAnon and the Elders,of Zion shit here man, its pretty obvious.... Have you asked the club ( Calder ) what their feelings are on this subject? My feeling is Calder wouldn't have gone into the agreement if they didn't feel happy with it. Their committee would have made a decision based on all information available to them before signing any terms of agreement for the merger. To me, this deal seems like a really good setup. If United did setup their own WNPL/W-League side I'm sure MSC would have pasted them for fleecing women from other clubs. 100% he would have they may have even stolen some players from SMH....then what? Lol
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+x+xComing from a MP has some credibility and a most welcome statement. After all this was the building block of WU’s commitment to entry into the A-League. Wish them all the luck it proceeds to be built smoothly. Sorry I know your trolling but...... claiming that coming from an MP this has credibility??? Lol I think I overestimated you.... When publicly announcing a facility’s go-a-head it does. Too embarrassing and harmful to retract later. But I guess you’re used to the crap SM Hellas spits out all the time, so you think all others do too.
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+x+xLooks like it has been fast tracked by the state government which us good news. On the clubs press release they say it will ve finished by 2023 in time for the Women's world cup. lol 2023? that's like 24 months away. we'd be lucky to see anything by 2030 tbh...assuming the club still exists by then Well the end of 2023 is almost 3 years away. Suncorp Stadium was completed in less time, so it’s quite possible for this little joint.
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+x+x+x+x+x+x+xCertainly a great step in the process. Still a fair bit to go, but getting this built is key to their success. Still will leave them another couple of seasons being nomadic though, but they certainly are making some good moves, including the partnership with Calder United to build the platform for a W League side. Partnership is a funny thing to call a re-branding and take over. Why didnt WU pay for their own womens set up and leave an existing club to continue its succesful journey in the NPL? Let me guess its nothing to do with being cheap arse motherf#ckers doing the bare minimun to secure cheap land for their housing estate and all to do with promoting a healthy lifestyle for girls in the greater western area, sonething sonething, empowering women something. Damn your endless negativity is exhausting.
You sound like a broken record. Yeah your endless cheerleading for these frauds is pretty tiresome too but I try to answer your posts fairly... what didnt you agree with this time? Is it wrong of me to draw attention to the fact that a supposedly "professional football club" does NOT want to create its own women's program as they would have to hire a whole bunch of backroom and admin staff, start the process of, you know, creating a team that represents their members and gives another avenue to girls in the area to play foorball? Using Calder United like this is shameful, almost as bad as what City have done to Team 11. Aleague may be the be all and all for a small minority in this country but that is changing by the minute. Fairly?? Interesting word to use when anything that happens seems to get the endless negative treatment for usually no other reason as to stir the pot. Whether you like things or not, clubs try and build themselves and in the case of Calder, it’s something that worked for them. The reality is that it isn’t stepping on anyone’s toes, but instead helps to build a pathway to the W-League for Calder under the WU umbrella.
You may not like it as it doesn’t serve your narrative, but that’s the way things go. Oh cmon.... Calder is an exisiting CLUB in the WNPL and a bloody succesful one too. WU in theory is also a club, and rather than start their own womens team, therefore having Calder United in the WNPL AND WU in the Aleague, two sttong clubs both representing the area and creating pathways, WU just swallows up the NPL team so next year they can enter as WU in WNPL..... its not a narrative mate, its doing the least amount possible to still comply with license agreement so they can get free land grom corrupt council. Im not talking QAnon and the Elders,of Zion shit here man, its pretty obvious.... Have you asked the club ( Calder ) what their feelings are on this subject? My feeling is Calder wouldn't have gone into the agreement if they didn't feel happy with it. Their committee would have made a decision based on all information available to them before signing any terms of agreement for the merger. To me, this deal seems like a really good setup. If United did setup their own WNPL/W-League side I'm sure MSC would have pasted them for fleecing women from other clubs.
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+x+x+x+x+x+xCertainly a great step in the process. Still a fair bit to go, but getting this built is key to their success. Still will leave them another couple of seasons being nomadic though, but they certainly are making some good moves, including the partnership with Calder United to build the platform for a W League side. Partnership is a funny thing to call a re-branding and take over. Why didnt WU pay for their own womens set up and leave an existing club to continue its succesful journey in the NPL? Let me guess its nothing to do with being cheap arse motherf#ckers doing the bare minimun to secure cheap land for their housing estate and all to do with promoting a healthy lifestyle for girls in the greater western area, sonething sonething, empowering women something. Damn your endless negativity is exhausting.
You sound like a broken record. Yeah your endless cheerleading for these frauds is pretty tiresome too but I try to answer your posts fairly... what didnt you agree with this time? Is it wrong of me to draw attention to the fact that a supposedly "professional football club" does NOT want to create its own women's program as they would have to hire a whole bunch of backroom and admin staff, start the process of, you know, creating a team that represents their members and gives another avenue to girls in the area to play foorball? Using Calder United like this is shameful, almost as bad as what City have done to Team 11. Aleague may be the be all and all for a small minority in this country but that is changing by the minute. Fairly?? Interesting word to use when anything that happens seems to get the endless negative treatment for usually no other reason as to stir the pot. Whether you like things or not, clubs try and build themselves and in the case of Calder, it’s something that worked for them. The reality is that it isn’t stepping on anyone’s toes, but instead helps to build a pathway to the W-League for Calder under the WU umbrella.
You may not like it as it doesn’t serve your narrative, but that’s the way things go. Oh cmon.... Calder is an exisiting CLUB in the WNPL and a bloody succesful one too. WU in theory is also a club, and rather than start their own womens team, therefore having Calder United in the WNPL AND WU in the Aleague, two sttong clubs both representing the area and creating pathways, WU just swallows up the NPL team so next year they can enter as WU in WNPL..... its not a narrative mate, its doing the least amount possible to still comply with license agreement so they can get free land grom corrupt council. Im not talking QAnon and the Elders,of Zion shit here man, its pretty obvious.... Have you asked the club ( Calder ) what their feelings are on this subject?
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+x+x+x+x+xCertainly a great step in the process. Still a fair bit to go, but getting this built is key to their success. Still will leave them another couple of seasons being nomadic though, but they certainly are making some good moves, including the partnership with Calder United to build the platform for a W League side. Partnership is a funny thing to call a re-branding and take over. Why didnt WU pay for their own womens set up and leave an existing club to continue its succesful journey in the NPL? Let me guess its nothing to do with being cheap arse motherf#ckers doing the bare minimun to secure cheap land for their housing estate and all to do with promoting a healthy lifestyle for girls in the greater western area, sonething sonething, empowering women something. Damn your endless negativity is exhausting.
You sound like a broken record. Yeah your endless cheerleading for these frauds is pretty tiresome too but I try to answer your posts fairly... what didnt you agree with this time? Is it wrong of me to draw attention to the fact that a supposedly "professional football club" does NOT want to create its own women's program as they would have to hire a whole bunch of backroom and admin staff, start the process of, you know, creating a team that represents their members and gives another avenue to girls in the area to play foorball? Using Calder United like this is shameful, almost as bad as what City have done to Team 11. Aleague may be the be all and all for a small minority in this country but that is changing by the minute. Fairly?? Interesting word to use when anything that happens seems to get the endless negative treatment for usually no other reason as to stir the pot. Whether you like things or not, clubs try and build themselves and in the case of Calder, it’s something that worked for them. The reality is that it isn’t stepping on anyone’s toes, but instead helps to build a pathway to the W-League for Calder under the WU umbrella.
You may not like it as it doesn’t serve your narrative, but that’s the way things go. Oh cmon.... Calder is an exisiting CLUB in the WNPL and a bloody succesful one too. WU in theory is also a club, and rather than start their own womens team, therefore having Calder United in the WNPL AND WU in the Aleague, two sttong clubs both representing the area and creating pathways, WU just swallows up the NPL team so next year they can enter as WU in WNPL..... its not a narrative mate, its doing the least amount possible to still comply with license agreement so they can get free land grom corrupt council. Im not talking QAnon and the Elders,of Zion shit here man, its pretty obvious....
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+x+x+x+xCertainly a great step in the process. Still a fair bit to go, but getting this built is key to their success. Still will leave them another couple of seasons being nomadic though, but they certainly are making some good moves, including the partnership with Calder United to build the platform for a W League side. Partnership is a funny thing to call a re-branding and take over. Why didnt WU pay for their own womens set up and leave an existing club to continue its succesful journey in the NPL? Let me guess its nothing to do with being cheap arse motherf#ckers doing the bare minimun to secure cheap land for their housing estate and all to do with promoting a healthy lifestyle for girls in the greater western area, sonething sonething, empowering women something. Damn your endless negativity is exhausting.
You sound like a broken record. Yeah your endless cheerleading for these frauds is pretty tiresome too but I try to answer your posts fairly... what didnt you agree with this time? Is it wrong of me to draw attention to the fact that a supposedly "professional football club" does NOT want to create its own women's program as they would have to hire a whole bunch of backroom and admin staff, start the process of, you know, creating a team that represents their members and gives another avenue to girls in the area to play foorball? Using Calder United like this is shameful, almost as bad as what City have done to Team 11. Aleague may be the be all and all for a small minority in this country but that is changing by the minute. Fairly?? Interesting word to use when anything that happens seems to get the endless negative treatment for usually no other reason as to stir the pot. Whether you like things or not, clubs try and build themselves and in the case of Calder, it’s something that worked for them. The reality is that it isn’t stepping on anyone’s toes, but instead helps to build a pathway to the W-League for Calder under the WU umbrella.
You may not like it as it doesn’t serve your narrative, but that’s the way things go.
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+x+x+xCertainly a great step in the process. Still a fair bit to go, but getting this built is key to their success. Still will leave them another couple of seasons being nomadic though, but they certainly are making some good moves, including the partnership with Calder United to build the platform for a W League side. Partnership is a funny thing to call a re-branding and take over. Why didnt WU pay for their own womens set up and leave an existing club to continue its succesful journey in the NPL? Let me guess its nothing to do with being cheap arse motherf#ckers doing the bare minimun to secure cheap land for their housing estate and all to do with promoting a healthy lifestyle for girls in the greater western area, sonething sonething, empowering women something. Damn your endless negativity is exhausting.
You sound like a broken record. Yeah your endless cheerleading for these frauds is pretty tiresome too but I try to answer your posts fairly... what didnt you agree with this time? Is it wrong of me to draw attention to the fact that a supposedly "professional football club" does NOT want to create its own women's program as they would have to hire a whole bunch of backroom and admin staff, start the process of, you know, creating a team that represents their members and gives another avenue to girls in the area to play foorball? Using Calder United like this is shameful, almost as bad as what City have done to Team 11. Aleague may be the be all and all for a small minority in this country but that is changing by the minute.
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+x+xCertainly a great step in the process. Still a fair bit to go, but getting this built is key to their success. Still will leave them another couple of seasons being nomadic though, but they certainly are making some good moves, including the partnership with Calder United to build the platform for a W League side. Partnership is a funny thing to call a re-branding and take over. Why didnt WU pay for their own womens set up and leave an existing club to continue its succesful journey in the NPL? Let me guess its nothing to do with being cheap arse motherf#ckers doing the bare minimun to secure cheap land for their housing estate and all to do with promoting a healthy lifestyle for girls in the greater western area, sonething sonething, empowering women something. Damn your endless negativity is exhausting.
You sound like a broken record.
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+xCertainly a great step in the process. Still a fair bit to go, but getting this built is key to their success. Still will leave them another couple of seasons being nomadic though, but they certainly are making some good moves, including the partnership with Calder United to build the platform for a W League side. Partnership is a funny thing to call a re-branding and take over. Why didnt WU pay for their own womens set up and leave an existing club to continue its succesful journey in the NPL? Let me guess its nothing to do with being cheap arse motherf#ckers doing the bare minimun to secure cheap land for their housing estate and all to do with promoting a healthy lifestyle for girls in the greater western area, sonething sonething, empowering women something.
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+xLooks like it has been fast tracked by the state government which us good news. On the clubs press release they say it will ve finished by 2023 in time for the Women's world cup. lol 2023? that's like 24 months away. we'd be lucky to see anything by 2030 tbh...assuming the club still exists by then
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Certainly a great step in the process.
Still a fair bit to go, but getting this built is key to their success. Still will leave them another couple of seasons being nomadic though, but they certainly are making some good moves, including the partnership with Calder United to build the platform for a W League side.
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+xComing from a MP has some credibility and a most welcome statement. After all this was the building block of WU’s commitment to entry into the A-League. Wish them all the luck it proceeds to be built smoothly. Sorry I know your trolling but...... claiming that coming from an MP this has credibility??? Lol I think I overestimated you....
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+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+xCouldn’t agree more that the endless negativity from the same people over and over gets tiring fast. We all want to see them follow through and build this stadium and training base, but just sitting there constantly whinging Is just a step too far.
I know some want to see them fail to say I told you so, along with a myriad of other agendas that some keep pushing at every turn. The reality is the game has its faults by the amount of power plays and agendas in motion at every opportunity just rips the game apart.
Let’s hope they build it soon and can finally silence those doubters. No I dont want them to fail so I can be proven right... at all. The justification of my oppinions by a bunch of strangers in cyberspace is just not that important sorry. I just am so furious that Loweys absolute blind hatred of Greeks, Croatians and some Italians has led to him allowing a bunch of shady "investors" use the FFA as cover for a land grab disguised as the promise of a better soccee future. And so called fellow soccer fans in this country, with its multiculturalism and acceptance of everything and everyone, not only allowed it to happen, but uses any means to justify it... You are ALL being taken for a ride by these guys but your hatred of the "ethnics" is more important eh? Once again, you go on about things like you know everyone’s reasoning and conclude things trying to pinpoint one reason. I’m an ‘ethnic’ And have no issue with former NSL clubs joining, but I look on and see that the approach taken may have put many of those making decisions offside.
The game needs to find a better balance of inclusivity, but the constant negativity that many push does that cause no favours. It’s not easy to look on and think that things should be better, but find an approach that isn’t as jarring in the process.
Having followed this game for decades now, and being a Melbourne Knights fan since I was a kid as it was my local club, I for one want the NSD to happen to strengthen the connections. Let’s hope this can be achieved.
Can I ask a serious question? If you were a MK fan, even just in a casual way, how can you possibly support another club, or even a league in general, whos very existence relies on your club being excluded from it forever? You hope for an NSD that Knights may be allowed to jojn but why should they have to and WU can just pay 18mil and be in., why cant MK go to their members if they want too, raise the cash and be given a license? Sorry, this is BS, a place in the top tier should be won via performance and not bought via cash payments. I love the passion for the NSL and the ethnics but I am sorry to say that by so desperately trying to join the AL (3 attempts) SMH is a wannabe plastic and not much better than the other franchisees you complain about. Much of your bitterness is related to SMH missing out so I question if you would hold the same opinion if SMH had one of their bids accepted Thats a fair comment and to be absolutely honest with you , maybe I wouldn't. We are wannabe plastic in that regard I agree. But your first sentence is key here. " a place in the top tier should be won via performance and not bought via cash payments."
What performance did the Aleague franchises provide to get into the top tier in 2005? Who did they beat to get "promoted"? Its actually worse than that, the FFA at the time exclude many of the effnik clubs because they werent "financial" enough but secretly lent MV money so they could meet the criteria! Not to mention FFA chairman was shareholder of SFC so what a surprise they got accepted. How corrupt is that. Karma is a bitcha nd it is all coming back to bite them. SMH would be better off in the NSD as interest in AL is dying rapidly. Yeah I know mate, that's why I am angry all the time :) It wasn't a secret at the time either. Something about money going to the new guard and not the "pumpkin seed eaters" at Bob Jane. The bad thing is that people turn a blind eye to this and blame the "old wogs" for as my buddy below says, not being financial stable at the time. Ah well, I guess Ill just have to be happy with NSD or Championship or whatever they are going to call it... no-one is turning a blind. we all knew then and know now they were de-wogging professional football. as a ẁog and on behalf of many other wogs, we're glad it was done. it needed it to be No worries uncle Tom. Hope you dont live to regret your self loathing nope. just a realization of the truth that the a sport infected by old european conflicts was never going to grow beyond its niche fanatics Lies lies and more lies.... I dont blame you if you are under 25 but, and youve been feed this propaganda your whole life but think about it for a minute before you respond..... what old European conflicts exist between Greeks and Croatians or Italians and Maltese? Sure the 90s where a bit iffy in the Balkans and I still dont really like Pauls C's relatives but most of the trouble for those 5 -10 years wasnt only between Cros and Serbs( by that stage JUST had been relegated anyway) or Greeks and FYROManians. It was just stupid try hard soccer hooliganism. You keep asserting that I have some Macedonian heritage, interest etc because I don’t follow your SM Hellas propaganda. It’s your poor attempt of falsehood when you have nothing, except bitterness. North Macedonian Paulie.... dont forget the "North"😎
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Looks like it has been fast tracked by the state government which us good news. On the clubs press release they say it will ve finished by 2023 in time for the Women's world cup.
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