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+x+x+x+x+x+xHonestly guys we should be encouraging anyone to give it a go and I personally commend Cronulla sharks for throwing the dice. NSL bitters shouldn't be gate keepers on who can enter the second division.remember, football is for everyone Agreed, these NSL bitters however were/are the driving force behind getting this thing off the ground as there was definitely no appetite for it in the old FFA and open hostility towards it by the current APL.... FWIW I think Cronulla model is a good one... Like Bohemia states above, getting funding of the Leagues club behind their push is a little different than the old abominations of Carlton SC and Collingwood Warriors.... I just hope the local Cronulla population has moved on from their bogan effnik bashing riot days. I think most people have moved on from that.What we don't don't understand is the Sydney United fans (the Nazi ones) & why is Sth Melbourne hellas v Preston Macedonia a grudge match in Australian Football (no not AFL, which is not football to me). Thats good mate, Ive never been there the only thing I know about Cronulla is the riots. That was not at a football ground. It was also rightly condemned. You unfortunately will never get it, it's not the effnick clubs, it's the fans fighting their fathers or homeland fights. I agree, just stating that the only thing i (personally) know about Cronulla is to associate them with the race riots. Im sorry your right, I don't get what you are trying to say (but trying to ask respectfully) I have never met anyone trying to fight their father's fights or homeland fights? What ARE they? Ive been in a few scuffles at the soccer (many many many moons ago, looking back shamefully now) and never thought to associate a past war against the Croatian's for example to our hatred of Melbourne Knights???? I dont think there ever has been a "homeland fight" to be honest, most Croatian Australian people I have met are genuine, warm, funny, welcoming people??? No Croatian EVER told me to "fuck off back to my own country" or to not speak my "woggy language in public" We had a rivalry with george Cross but, apart from maybe the Byzantines invading Malta in the 1300s hundreds (I think) I cant think of ANY animosity between us. Maybe Italy invading Greece in World War 2 I suppose but after they capitulated, and the fact it was 80 years ago, and we are so farkin similar I think noboday even remembers it these days... With the North Macedonians, sure there was some tension in the early 90s but I don't think anyone really cares anymore (I certainly don't) .. did I leave anyone out that we are supposed to be fighting our "father's wars"??? Don't get suckered into the "propaganda" mate, honestly.... +x+x+x+x+x+xHonestly guys we should be encouraging anyone to give it a go and I personally commend Cronulla sharks for throwing the dice. NSL bitters shouldn't be gate keepers on who can enter the second division.remember, football is for everyone Agreed, these NSL bitters however were/are the driving force behind getting this thing off the ground as there was definitely no appetite for it in the old FFA and open hostility towards it by the current APL.... FWIW I think Cronulla model is a good one... Like Bohemia states above, getting funding of the Leagues club behind their push is a little different than the old abominations of Carlton SC and Collingwood Warriors.... I just hope the local Cronulla population has moved on from their bogan effnik bashing riot days. I think most people have moved on from that.What we don't don't understand is the Sydney United fans (the Nazi ones) & why is Sth Melbourne hellas v Preston Macedonia a grudge match in Australian Football (no not AFL, which is not football to me). Thats good mate, Ive never been there the only thing I know about Cronulla is the riots. That was not at a football ground. It was also rightly condemned. You unfortunately will never get it, it's not the effnick clubs, it's the fans fighting their fathers or homeland fights. I agree, just stating that the only thing i (personally) know about Cronulla is to associate them with the race riots. Im sorry your right, I don't get what you are trying to say (but trying to ask respectfully) I have never met anyone trying to fight their father's fights or homeland fights? What ARE they? Ive been in a few scuffles at the soccer (many many many moons ago, looking back shamefully now) and never thought to associate a past war against the Croatian's for example to our hatred of Melbourne Knights???? I dont think there ever has been a "homeland fight" to be honest, most Croatian Australian people I have met are genuine, warm, funny, welcoming people??? No Croatian EVER told me to "fuck off back to my own country" or to not speak my "woggy language in public" We had a rivalry with george Cross but, apart from maybe the Byzantines invading Malta in the 1300s hundreds (I think) I cant think of ANY animosity between us. Maybe Italy invading Greece in World War 2 I suppose but after they capitulated, and the fact it was 80 years ago, and we are so farkin similar I think noboday even remembers it these days... With the North Macedonians, sure there was some tension in the early 90s but I don't think anyone really cares anymore (I certainly don't) .. did I leave anyone out that we are supposed to be fighting our "father's wars"??? Don't get suckered into the "propaganda" mate, honestly.... Maybe it's a Melbourne thing, but woggy thing (especially against the southern Europeans) that you feel discriminated against, doesn't happen in Sydney since the 1970s. Maybe you right, I do agree that it's small minority, but a Greek person I hope seeing a Nth Macedonia's flag in the NSD doesn't spark any deep feeling or a Serbian seeing a Croatian flag> I hope & pray fro the sake of the game in Australia hope you are right.
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+x+x+x+x+xHonestly guys we should be encouraging anyone to give it a go and I personally commend Cronulla sharks for throwing the dice. NSL bitters shouldn't be gate keepers on who can enter the second division.remember, football is for everyone Agreed, these NSL bitters however were/are the driving force behind getting this thing off the ground as there was definitely no appetite for it in the old FFA and open hostility towards it by the current APL.... FWIW I think Cronulla model is a good one... Like Bohemia states above, getting funding of the Leagues club behind their push is a little different than the old abominations of Carlton SC and Collingwood Warriors.... I just hope the local Cronulla population has moved on from their bogan effnik bashing riot days. I think most people have moved on from that.What we don't don't understand is the Sydney United fans (the Nazi ones) & why is Sth Melbourne hellas v Preston Macedonia a grudge match in Australian Football (no not AFL, which is not football to me). Thats good mate, Ive never been there the only thing I know about Cronulla is the riots. That was not at a football ground. It was also rightly condemned. You unfortunately will never get it, it's not the effnick clubs, it's the fans fighting their fathers or homeland fights. I agree, just stating that the only thing i (personally) know about Cronulla is to associate them with the race riots. Im sorry your right, I don't get what you are trying to say (but trying to ask respectfully) I have never met anyone trying to fight their father's fights or homeland fights? What ARE they? Ive been in a few scuffles at the soccer (many many many moons ago, looking back shamefully now) and never thought to associate a past war against the Croatian's for example to our hatred of Melbourne Knights???? I dont think there ever has been a "homeland fight" to be honest, most Croatian Australian people I have met are genuine, warm, funny, welcoming people??? No Croatian EVER told me to "fuck off back to my own country" or to not speak my "woggy language in public" We had a rivalry with george Cross but, apart from maybe the Byzantines invading Malta in the 1300s hundreds (I think) I cant think of ANY animosity between us. Maybe Italy invading Greece in World War 2 I suppose but after they capitulated, and the fact it was 80 years ago, and we are so farkin similar I think noboday even remembers it these days... With the North Macedonians, sure there was some tension in the early 90s but I don't think anyone really cares anymore (I certainly don't) .. did I leave anyone out that we are supposed to be fighting our "father's wars"??? Don't get suckered into the "propaganda" mate, honestly....
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+x+x+x+x+x+x+xHonestly guys we should be encouraging anyone to give it a go and I personally commend Cronulla sharks for throwing the dice. NSL bitters shouldn't be gate keepers on who can enter the second division.remember, football is for everyone Agreed, these NSL bitters however were/are the driving force behind getting this thing off the ground as there was definitely no appetite for it in the old FFA and open hostility towards it by the current APL.... FWIW I think Cronulla model is a good one... Like Bohemia states above, getting funding of the Leagues club behind their push is a little different than the old abominations of Carlton SC and Collingwood Warriors.... I just hope the local Cronulla population has moved on from their bogan effnik bashing riot days. I think most people have moved on from that. What we don't don't understand is the Sydney United fans (the Nazi ones) & why is Sth Melbourne hellas v Preston Macedonia a grudge match in Australian Football (no not AFL, which is not football to me). I think the FA are onto to it. No way will Sydney Croatia get in the NST, just no way. Same will apply to a select others. And what if they do get selected? What then? Don't give that racist idiot oxygen Really, show where and what I've said that is racist? Here are the racists you're trying to defend..... https://www.ftbl.com.au/news/racist-fans-wont-ban-clubs-from-a-league-second-division-the-door-was-never-closed-591724 Thats a contusing counter argument Paulie... the actual title of the article you posted even says that Sydney Croatia WON'T be banned from second division and the door was "never closed" to them??? Ar you SURE you know whats going on in FA? "I think the FA are onto to it. No way will Sydney Croatia get in the NST, just no way. Same will apply to a select others" PGR wisdom March 2023
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+x+x+x+x+x+xHonestly guys we should be encouraging anyone to give it a go and I personally commend Cronulla sharks for throwing the dice. NSL bitters shouldn't be gate keepers on who can enter the second division.remember, football is for everyone Agreed, these NSL bitters however were/are the driving force behind getting this thing off the ground as there was definitely no appetite for it in the old FFA and open hostility towards it by the current APL.... FWIW I think Cronulla model is a good one... Like Bohemia states above, getting funding of the Leagues club behind their push is a little different than the old abominations of Carlton SC and Collingwood Warriors.... I just hope the local Cronulla population has moved on from their bogan effnik bashing riot days. I think most people have moved on from that. What we don't don't understand is the Sydney United fans (the Nazi ones) & why is Sth Melbourne hellas v Preston Macedonia a grudge match in Australian Football (no not AFL, which is not football to me). I think the FA are onto to it. No way will Sydney Croatia get in the NST, just no way. Same will apply to a select others. And what if they do get selected? What then? Don't give that racist idiot oxygen Really, show where and what I've said that is racist? Here are the racists you're trying to defend..... https://www.ftbl.com.au/news/racist-fans-wont-ban-clubs-from-a-league-second-division-the-door-was-never-closed-591724
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+x+x+x+x+xHonestly guys we should be encouraging anyone to give it a go and I personally commend Cronulla sharks for throwing the dice. NSL bitters shouldn't be gate keepers on who can enter the second division.remember, football is for everyone Agreed, these NSL bitters however were/are the driving force behind getting this thing off the ground as there was definitely no appetite for it in the old FFA and open hostility towards it by the current APL.... FWIW I think Cronulla model is a good one... Like Bohemia states above, getting funding of the Leagues club behind their push is a little different than the old abominations of Carlton SC and Collingwood Warriors.... I just hope the local Cronulla population has moved on from their bogan effnik bashing riot days. I think most people have moved on from that. What we don't don't understand is the Sydney United fans (the Nazi ones) & why is Sth Melbourne hellas v Preston Macedonia a grudge match in Australian Football (no not AFL, which is not football to me). I think the FA are onto to it. No way will Sydney Croatia get in the NST, just no way. Same will apply to a select others. And what if they do get selected? What then? So be it, accept that it will be back to the future with plenty of fire works on the 6.00 pm news. Can't see it getting around this specific FA criteria however..... Such additional criteria as Football Australia may determine are in the best interests of football in Australia.
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+x+x+x+x+xHonestly guys we should be encouraging anyone to give it a go and I personally commend Cronulla sharks for throwing the dice. NSL bitters shouldn't be gate keepers on who can enter the second division.remember, football is for everyone Agreed, these NSL bitters however were/are the driving force behind getting this thing off the ground as there was definitely no appetite for it in the old FFA and open hostility towards it by the current APL.... FWIW I think Cronulla model is a good one... Like Bohemia states above, getting funding of the Leagues club behind their push is a little different than the old abominations of Carlton SC and Collingwood Warriors.... I just hope the local Cronulla population has moved on from their bogan effnik bashing riot days. I think most people have moved on from that. What we don't don't understand is the Sydney United fans (the Nazi ones) & why is Sth Melbourne hellas v Preston Macedonia a grudge match in Australian Football (no not AFL, which is not football to me). I think the FA are onto to it. No way will Sydney Croatia get in the NST, just no way. Same will apply to a select others. And what if they do get selected? What then? Don't give that racist idiot oxygen
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+x+x+x+xHonestly guys we should be encouraging anyone to give it a go and I personally commend Cronulla sharks for throwing the dice. NSL bitters shouldn't be gate keepers on who can enter the second division.remember, football is for everyone Agreed, these NSL bitters however were/are the driving force behind getting this thing off the ground as there was definitely no appetite for it in the old FFA and open hostility towards it by the current APL.... FWIW I think Cronulla model is a good one... Like Bohemia states above, getting funding of the Leagues club behind their push is a little different than the old abominations of Carlton SC and Collingwood Warriors.... I just hope the local Cronulla population has moved on from their bogan effnik bashing riot days. I think most people have moved on from that. What we don't don't understand is the Sydney United fans (the Nazi ones) & why is Sth Melbourne hellas v Preston Macedonia a grudge match in Australian Football (no not AFL, which is not football to me). I think the FA are onto to it. No way will Sydney Croatia get in the NST, just no way. Same will apply to a select others. And what if they do get selected? What then?
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PGR
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+x+x+xHonestly guys we should be encouraging anyone to give it a go and I personally commend Cronulla sharks for throwing the dice. NSL bitters shouldn't be gate keepers on who can enter the second division.remember, football is for everyone Agreed, these NSL bitters however were/are the driving force behind getting this thing off the ground as there was definitely no appetite for it in the old FFA and open hostility towards it by the current APL.... FWIW I think Cronulla model is a good one... Like Bohemia states above, getting funding of the Leagues club behind their push is a little different than the old abominations of Carlton SC and Collingwood Warriors.... I just hope the local Cronulla population has moved on from their bogan effnik bashing riot days. I think most people have moved on from that. What we don't don't understand is the Sydney United fans (the Nazi ones) & why is Sth Melbourne hellas v Preston Macedonia a grudge match in Australian Football (no not AFL, which is not football to me). I think the FA are onto to it. No way will Sydney Croatia get in the NST, just no way. Same will apply to a select others.
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Beretta
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+x+x+x+x+x+xHonestly guys we should be encouraging anyone to give it a go and I personally commend Cronulla sharks for throwing the dice. NSL bitters shouldn't be gate keepers on who can enter the second division.remember, football is for everyone Agreed, these NSL bitters however were/are the driving force behind getting this thing off the ground as there was definitely no appetite for it in the old FFA and open hostility towards it by the current APL.... FWIW I think Cronulla model is a good one... Like Bohemia states above, getting funding of the Leagues club behind their push is a little different than the old abominations of Carlton SC and Collingwood Warriors.... I just hope the local Cronulla population has moved on from their bogan effnik bashing riot days. I think most people have moved on from that.What we don't don't understand is the Sydney United fans (the Nazi ones) & why is Sth Melbourne hellas v Preston Macedonia a grudge match in Australian Football (no not AFL, which is not football to me). Thats good mate, Ive never been there the only thing I know about Cronulla is the riots. Same. Sutherland area has a massive soccer interest, for many years, with thet highest number of junior teams in a given area. This is the area that would accomodate an A League team easily. Then why is Sutherland sharks so poorly supported? Only family members of the players go support them. The only thing good is the junior participation. Fact is, Cronulla is NRL and nothing else. That joint bid is a joke.
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+x+x+x+x+xHonestly guys we should be encouraging anyone to give it a go and I personally commend Cronulla sharks for throwing the dice. NSL bitters shouldn't be gate keepers on who can enter the second division.remember, football is for everyone Agreed, these NSL bitters however were/are the driving force behind getting this thing off the ground as there was definitely no appetite for it in the old FFA and open hostility towards it by the current APL.... FWIW I think Cronulla model is a good one... Like Bohemia states above, getting funding of the Leagues club behind their push is a little different than the old abominations of Carlton SC and Collingwood Warriors.... I just hope the local Cronulla population has moved on from their bogan effnik bashing riot days. I think most people have moved on from that.What we don't don't understand is the Sydney United fans (the Nazi ones) & why is Sth Melbourne hellas v Preston Macedonia a grudge match in Australian Football (no not AFL, which is not football to me). Thats good mate, Ive never been there the only thing I know about Cronulla is the riots. It's Penrith or Mt Druitt by the Sea. Except strangely affluent
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+x+x+x+xHonestly guys we should be encouraging anyone to give it a go and I personally commend Cronulla sharks for throwing the dice. NSL bitters shouldn't be gate keepers on who can enter the second division.remember, football is for everyone Agreed, these NSL bitters however were/are the driving force behind getting this thing off the ground as there was definitely no appetite for it in the old FFA and open hostility towards it by the current APL.... FWIW I think Cronulla model is a good one... Like Bohemia states above, getting funding of the Leagues club behind their push is a little different than the old abominations of Carlton SC and Collingwood Warriors.... I just hope the local Cronulla population has moved on from their bogan effnik bashing riot days. I think most people have moved on from that.What we don't don't understand is the Sydney United fans (the Nazi ones) & why is Sth Melbourne hellas v Preston Macedonia a grudge match in Australian Football (no not AFL, which is not football to me). Thats good mate, Ive never been there the only thing I know about Cronulla is the riots. It's Penrith or Mt Druitt by the Sea.
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+x+x+x+x+x+xHonestly guys we should be encouraging anyone to give it a go and I personally commend Cronulla sharks for throwing the dice. NSL bitters shouldn't be gate keepers on who can enter the second division.remember, football is for everyone Agreed, these NSL bitters however were/are the driving force behind getting this thing off the ground as there was definitely no appetite for it in the old FFA and open hostility towards it by the current APL.... FWIW I think Cronulla model is a good one... Like Bohemia states above, getting funding of the Leagues club behind their push is a little different than the old abominations of Carlton SC and Collingwood Warriors.... I just hope the local Cronulla population has moved on from their bogan effnik bashing riot days. I think most people have moved on from that.What we don't don't understand is the Sydney United fans (the Nazi ones) & why is Sth Melbourne hellas v Preston Macedonia a grudge match in Australian Football (no not AFL, which is not football to me). Thats good mate, Ive never been there the only thing I know about Cronulla is the riots. Same. High numbers of Europeans across the Sutherland Shire, which includes suburbs such as Cronulla, Caringbah, Gymea/Bay, Sutherland etc Without going into the riots issue of the day, the perceived 'non Australian' element caused contiuous trouble. over a long period of time down the beach and it went from there. The perpetrators were not from the Shire, without pointing out the areas they were infact from. It happened in and around Cronulla Beach because the beach attracts all sorts, the good, bad and then some. Sutherland area has a massive soccer interest, for many years, with thet highest number of junior teams in a given area. This is the area that would accomodate an A League team easily. Sydney fc are about an hour or more away from this basin, as they train at Ryde, N/E of Sydney. Allianz Stadium is in the City East area, nowhere near the Southern Suburbs of Cronulla Sutherland. The riot was a bit like pre WW1 Europe. Powder keg just waiting to go off. That the group in question chose to attack a surf life saver..... if you were a Bond villain planning something, you couldn't design it any bettter. Add in the reacts from radio shock jocks and some very, very committed locals (before social media) who fanned the thing by texting "wog bashing day" to all a sundry (at 10 cents a text in those days)... surprised the crowd wasn't double.
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+x+x+x+x+xHonestly guys we should be encouraging anyone to give it a go and I personally commend Cronulla sharks for throwing the dice. NSL bitters shouldn't be gate keepers on who can enter the second division.remember, football is for everyone Agreed, these NSL bitters however were/are the driving force behind getting this thing off the ground as there was definitely no appetite for it in the old FFA and open hostility towards it by the current APL.... FWIW I think Cronulla model is a good one... Like Bohemia states above, getting funding of the Leagues club behind their push is a little different than the old abominations of Carlton SC and Collingwood Warriors.... I just hope the local Cronulla population has moved on from their bogan effnik bashing riot days. I think most people have moved on from that.What we don't don't understand is the Sydney United fans (the Nazi ones) & why is Sth Melbourne hellas v Preston Macedonia a grudge match in Australian Football (no not AFL, which is not football to me). Thats good mate, Ive never been there the only thing I know about Cronulla is the riots. Same. High numbers of Europeans across the Sutherland Shire, which includes suburbs such as Cronulla, Caringbah, Gymea/Bay, Sutherland etc Without going into the riots issue of the day, the perceived 'non Australian' element caused contiuous trouble. over a long period of time down the beach and it went from there. The perpetrators were not from the Shire, without pointing out the areas they were infact from. It happened in and around Cronulla Beach because the beach attracts all sorts, the good, bad and then some. Sutherland area has a massive soccer interest, for many years, with thet highest number of junior teams in a given area. This is the area that would accomodate an A League team easily. Sydney fc are about an hour or more away from this basin, as they train at Ryde, N/E of Sydney. Allianz Stadium is in the City East area, nowhere near the Southern Suburbs of Cronulla Sutherland.
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+x+x+x+xHonestly guys we should be encouraging anyone to give it a go and I personally commend Cronulla sharks for throwing the dice. NSL bitters shouldn't be gate keepers on who can enter the second division.remember, football is for everyone Agreed, these NSL bitters however were/are the driving force behind getting this thing off the ground as there was definitely no appetite for it in the old FFA and open hostility towards it by the current APL.... FWIW I think Cronulla model is a good one... Like Bohemia states above, getting funding of the Leagues club behind their push is a little different than the old abominations of Carlton SC and Collingwood Warriors.... I just hope the local Cronulla population has moved on from their bogan effnik bashing riot days. I think most people have moved on from that.What we don't don't understand is the Sydney United fans (the Nazi ones) & why is Sth Melbourne hellas v Preston Macedonia a grudge match in Australian Football (no not AFL, which is not football to me). Thats good mate, Ive never been there the only thing I know about Cronulla is the riots. That was not at a football ground. It was also rightly condemned. You unfortunately will never get it, it's not the effnick clubs, it's the fans fighting their fathers or homeland fights.
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+x+x+x+x+x+x+xHonestly guys we should be encouraging anyone to give it a go and I personally commend Cronulla sharks for throwing the dice. NSL bitters shouldn't be gate keepers on who can enter the second division.remember, football is for everyone Agreed, these NSL bitters however were/are the driving force behind getting this thing off the ground as there was definitely no appetite for it in the old FFA and open hostility towards it by the current APL.... FWIW I think Cronulla model is a good one... Like Bohemia states above, getting funding of the Leagues club behind their push is a little different than the old abominations of Carlton SC and Collingwood Warriors.... I just hope the local Cronulla population has moved on from their bogan effnik bashing riot days. I think most people have moved on from that.What we don't don't understand is the Sydney United fans (the Nazi ones) & why is Sth Melbourne hellas v Preston Macedonia a grudge match in Australian Football (no not AFL, which is not football to me). Thats good mate, Ive never been there the only thing I know about Cronulla is the riots. Think the Frankston of Sydney. Southern most suburb of the city, Physically a nice place, but the water, but stereotypically a similar demographic. These days a fair bit of money in the area though, as is the case in vast swaths of Sydney tbh Cronulla is not a bogan hellhole though. Really nice part of Southern Sydney. Very big football area. Those fuckheads involved in the riot were whipped up and egged on by right wing nutjobs for weeks before any of that shit went down. And whilst they were a bunch of fuckheads for carrying on the way they did the lebs that were going down to the beaches causing a ruckus every weekend didn't do themselves any favours. For what it’s worth Frankston is actually pretty nice too in parts, there are many multi million dollar properties down there Fair enough.
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+x+x+x+x+x+xHonestly guys we should be encouraging anyone to give it a go and I personally commend Cronulla sharks for throwing the dice. NSL bitters shouldn't be gate keepers on who can enter the second division.remember, football is for everyone Agreed, these NSL bitters however were/are the driving force behind getting this thing off the ground as there was definitely no appetite for it in the old FFA and open hostility towards it by the current APL.... FWIW I think Cronulla model is a good one... Like Bohemia states above, getting funding of the Leagues club behind their push is a little different than the old abominations of Carlton SC and Collingwood Warriors.... I just hope the local Cronulla population has moved on from their bogan effnik bashing riot days. I think most people have moved on from that.What we don't don't understand is the Sydney United fans (the Nazi ones) & why is Sth Melbourne hellas v Preston Macedonia a grudge match in Australian Football (no not AFL, which is not football to me). Thats good mate, Ive never been there the only thing I know about Cronulla is the riots. Think the Frankston of Sydney. Southern most suburb of the city, Physically a nice place, but the water, but stereotypically a similar demographic. These days a fair bit of money in the area though, as is the case in vast swaths of Sydney tbh Cronulla is not a bogan hellhole though. Really nice part of Southern Sydney. Very big football area. Those fuckheads involved in the riot were whipped up and egged on by right wing nutjobs for weeks before any of that shit went down. And whilst they were a bunch of fuckheads for carrying on the way they did the lebs that were going down to the beaches causing a ruckus every weekend didn't do themselves any favours. For what it’s worth Frankston is actually pretty nice too in parts, there are many multi million dollar properties down there
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+x+x+x+x+xHonestly guys we should be encouraging anyone to give it a go and I personally commend Cronulla sharks for throwing the dice. NSL bitters shouldn't be gate keepers on who can enter the second division.remember, football is for everyone Agreed, these NSL bitters however were/are the driving force behind getting this thing off the ground as there was definitely no appetite for it in the old FFA and open hostility towards it by the current APL.... FWIW I think Cronulla model is a good one... Like Bohemia states above, getting funding of the Leagues club behind their push is a little different than the old abominations of Carlton SC and Collingwood Warriors.... I just hope the local Cronulla population has moved on from their bogan effnik bashing riot days. I think most people have moved on from that.What we don't don't understand is the Sydney United fans (the Nazi ones) & why is Sth Melbourne hellas v Preston Macedonia a grudge match in Australian Football (no not AFL, which is not football to me). Thats good mate, Ive never been there the only thing I know about Cronulla is the riots. Think the Frankston of Sydney. Southern most suburb of the city, Physically a nice place, but the water, but stereotypically a similar demographic. These days a fair bit of money in the area though, as is the case in vast swaths of Sydney tbh Cronulla is not a bogan hellhole though. Really nice part of Southern Sydney. Very big football area. Those fuckheads involved in the riot were whipped up and egged on by right wing nutjobs for weeks before any of that shit went down. And whilst they were a bunch of fuckheads for carrying on the way they did the lebs that were going down to the beaches causing a ruckus every weekend didn't do themselves any favours.
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+x+x+x+xHonestly guys we should be encouraging anyone to give it a go and I personally commend Cronulla sharks for throwing the dice. NSL bitters shouldn't be gate keepers on who can enter the second division.remember, football is for everyone Agreed, these NSL bitters however were/are the driving force behind getting this thing off the ground as there was definitely no appetite for it in the old FFA and open hostility towards it by the current APL.... FWIW I think Cronulla model is a good one... Like Bohemia states above, getting funding of the Leagues club behind their push is a little different than the old abominations of Carlton SC and Collingwood Warriors.... I just hope the local Cronulla population has moved on from their bogan effnik bashing riot days. I think most people have moved on from that.What we don't don't understand is the Sydney United fans (the Nazi ones) & why is Sth Melbourne hellas v Preston Macedonia a grudge match in Australian Football (no not AFL, which is not football to me). Thats good mate, Ive never been there the only thing I know about Cronulla is the riots. I remember when someone on here suggested the next A League franchise should be called the Cronulla Riots - classic!
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+x+x+x+xHonestly guys we should be encouraging anyone to give it a go and I personally commend Cronulla sharks for throwing the dice. NSL bitters shouldn't be gate keepers on who can enter the second division.remember, football is for everyone Agreed, these NSL bitters however were/are the driving force behind getting this thing off the ground as there was definitely no appetite for it in the old FFA and open hostility towards it by the current APL.... FWIW I think Cronulla model is a good one... Like Bohemia states above, getting funding of the Leagues club behind their push is a little different than the old abominations of Carlton SC and Collingwood Warriors.... I just hope the local Cronulla population has moved on from their bogan effnik bashing riot days. I think most people have moved on from that.What we don't don't understand is the Sydney United fans (the Nazi ones) & why is Sth Melbourne hellas v Preston Macedonia a grudge match in Australian Football (no not AFL, which is not football to me). Thats good mate, Ive never been there the only thing I know about Cronulla is the riots. Think the Frankston of Sydney. Southern most suburb of the city, Physically a nice place, but the water, but stereotypically a similar demographic. These days a fair bit of money in the area though, as is the case in vast swaths of Sydney tbh
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+x+x+x+xHonestly guys we should be encouraging anyone to give it a go and I personally commend Cronulla sharks for throwing the dice. NSL bitters shouldn't be gate keepers on who can enter the second division.remember, football is for everyone Agreed, these NSL bitters however were/are the driving force behind getting this thing off the ground as there was definitely no appetite for it in the old FFA and open hostility towards it by the current APL.... FWIW I think Cronulla model is a good one... Like Bohemia states above, getting funding of the Leagues club behind their push is a little different than the old abominations of Carlton SC and Collingwood Warriors.... I just hope the local Cronulla population has moved on from their bogan effnik bashing riot days. I think most people have moved on from that.What we don't don't understand is the Sydney United fans (the Nazi ones) & why is Sth Melbourne hellas v Preston Macedonia a grudge match in Australian Football (no not AFL, which is not football to me). Thats good mate, Ive never been there the only thing I know about Cronulla is the riots. Same.
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+x+x+xHonestly guys we should be encouraging anyone to give it a go and I personally commend Cronulla sharks for throwing the dice. NSL bitters shouldn't be gate keepers on who can enter the second division.remember, football is for everyone Agreed, these NSL bitters however were/are the driving force behind getting this thing off the ground as there was definitely no appetite for it in the old FFA and open hostility towards it by the current APL.... FWIW I think Cronulla model is a good one... Like Bohemia states above, getting funding of the Leagues club behind their push is a little different than the old abominations of Carlton SC and Collingwood Warriors.... I just hope the local Cronulla population has moved on from their bogan effnik bashing riot days. I think most people have moved on from that.What we don't don't understand is the Sydney United fans (the Nazi ones) & why is Sth Melbourne hellas v Preston Macedonia a grudge match in Australian Football (no not AFL, which is not football to me). Thats good mate, Ive never been there the only thing I know about Cronulla is the riots.
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+x+x+xOi robbos, do you ever venture to any Fraser P games at all ? By the way, let me know how your LFC mates are :) LFC mates, insufferable, they are letting me know about the result. I'm happy to see the result as maybe this shuts up the Rashford best player in the world & Ten Haag best manager in the world talk. Very very good display LFC, I've always said GK & defence (minus Joe Gomez very strong) attack yeah just brilliant, you are just short couple of really good quality midfielders to guide the quality youngsters you do have. No never mate, my NPL team in Manly, pop down to Cromer to watch them occasionally. I have no need to feel my heritage in local football, I already have that with Ronaldo & Portugal. For food, I go to Petersham or visit mum or some of the Aunties, rest of time I'm an Aussie. haha the win of the century will forever keep giving :) Ah ok re Fraser was just curious plus the geography makes that a bit of an effort, going to relos a different storey. We're all Aussie in the big picture (well those that are officially) :) Yes I can imagine that win will live on in the memory of all Liverpool fans 7 nil against your biggest rival is massive. Maybe just me, yes distance was always an effort, maybe if my old man felt the need to go out to Fraser park when I was a kid so he could stand with his cronies & watch football & talk of days gone by I may have felt different, but I never felt the need. I always thought from even a young age I would cheer for Socceroos over Portugal anyway. Again, maybe because I didn't live near any other Portuguese people (only family) I became an Aussie fairly quickly & it wasn't till my 20s that I really felt my Portuguese heritage a bit more. However in football that just meant I just understood the history of Eusebio & then followed Futre, Figo, Deco & then the great one King Ronnie. Just never needed a Fraser park like club.
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+x+xHonestly guys we should be encouraging anyone to give it a go and I personally commend Cronulla sharks for throwing the dice. NSL bitters shouldn't be gate keepers on who can enter the second division.remember, football is for everyone Agreed, these NSL bitters however were/are the driving force behind getting this thing off the ground as there was definitely no appetite for it in the old FFA and open hostility towards it by the current APL.... FWIW I think Cronulla model is a good one... Like Bohemia states above, getting funding of the Leagues club behind their push is a little different than the old abominations of Carlton SC and Collingwood Warriors.... I just hope the local Cronulla population has moved on from their bogan effnik bashing riot days. I think most people have moved on from that. What we don't don't understand is the Sydney United fans (the Nazi ones) & why is Sth Melbourne hellas v Preston Macedonia a grudge match in Australian Football (no not AFL, which is not football to me).
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+x+x+x+xWhere the hell would they play? these clubs span almost all of Adelaide As I understand it, the clubs aren't merging in any way. Same as Brisbane United. Named Clubs are members of a new entity, presumably providing the financial security etc the FA criteria will demand So, its really an FSA bid, probably at the Gepps Cross centre Another question. How many fans will jump on board a new "neutral" team? AUFC is a neutral team, so fans can watch then in the Aleague. Why would these new teams get new fans?? A few interested passers by... Sure. But I really don't know how this will work. Adelaide United is already "the people's team". This new team would have no real identity and end up very much like MacArthur or Western United. People (not referring to Butler) not from here don't remember how/when United came about or the fact we pre-date all this bullshit NSL effniks vs new dawners crap.
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+x+x+x+xWhere the hell would they play? these clubs span almost all of Adelaide As I understand it, the clubs aren't merging in any way. Same as Brisbane United. Named Clubs are members of a new entity, presumably providing the financial security etc the FA criteria will demand So, its really an FSA bid, probably at the Gepps Cross centre Yeah I realised that and posted the same a minute later. It's nice enough little facility with room to do more. I have just always hoped Campbelltown would get a sugar daddy, step up and build a few extra stands just coz it's my local club. fair play to you having your local club in your heart. Me on the other hand, I've hated that damn club ever since half ripping my ankle off on a gum tree root on that shit of a paddock. Saw an NPL stream a couple of years ago and I swear 20 years on that bloody thing is still there! Ha ha oh trust me I hated them for many many years after I was dropped. Not going to go into it coz I genuinely still get angry at how that went down aha But I have a tiny soft spot and drive past there every morning on my way to work
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+x+x+x+x+xHonestly guys we should be encouraging anyone to give it a go and I personally commend Cronulla sharks for throwing the dice. NSL bitters shouldn't be gate keepers on who can enter the second division. remember, football is for everyone I actually commend Sutho working with a strong backer in their area, as we know the Suntherland area is huge for football all I see its a win win imo, I don't think bitters will have much say what the FA decides in the big picture. Sharks have good resource and IF there is funds to enhance Seymour Shaw more the better. Would they use Seymour Shaw or the Sharks ground? 19,000 registered footballers in a population of 230,000 is phenomenal and people in the Shire are passionate about their area. It is an option worth considering although Sydney FC might not be too happy but who cares about how this league will affect the privileged ones. yeah. i see a lot of A-league clubs being abandoned because of the potential to one day support their heritage club in the A-league. its pretty obvious that people absolutely despise franchise clubs being made out of thin air to fill a certain market (if i worded that right) and because of that, i dont see A-league clubs lasting long in the second division. if the bulls go, so be it. Talking about the situation in Sydney in my lifetime, the migrant clubs did a disservice to football in the 1957 split by jettisoning the local clubs in favour of them controlling football for their own benefit. The FFA got it wrong in 2005 by jettisoning the ethnic based clubs in favour of new football by establishing broad based clubs as a better alernative and now I fear that FA might make the mistake of resurrecting the old NSL clubs instead of doing the right thing which is establishing a competition that shows that both ethnic heritage and locality based football clubs have a place in the modern Australian football ecosystem at the elite levels. too true re the history Flytox. Crying shame but how the cards have fallen, so many old scares and recent ones. Both entities have caused much harm in the big picture moving ahead with all the background intel and hindsight 2023 I sure hope the FA have a farfar better grip and understanding how to structure the NST and below work alot more co hesive and inclusive so every sector knows where they stand and direction. Sure we're gonna have some speed humps and roundabouts over the 1st year and more but please be ready for corrective actions from the get go and less talk when it matters.
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+xHonestly guys we should be encouraging anyone to give it a go and I personally commend Cronulla sharks for throwing the dice. NSL bitters shouldn't be gate keepers on who can enter the second division.remember, football is for everyone Agreed, these NSL bitters however were/are the driving force behind getting this thing off the ground as there was definitely no appetite for it in the old FFA and open hostility towards it by the current APL.... FWIW I think Cronulla model is a good one... Like Bohemia states above, getting funding of the Leagues club behind their push is a little different than the old abominations of Carlton SC and Collingwood Warriors.... I just hope the local Cronulla population has moved on from their bogan effnik bashing riot days.
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+x+x+x+xHonestly guys we should be encouraging anyone to give it a go and I personally commend Cronulla sharks for throwing the dice. NSL bitters shouldn't be gate keepers on who can enter the second division. remember, football is for everyone I actually commend Sutho working with a strong backer in their area, as we know the Suntherland area is huge for football all I see its a win win imo, I don't think bitters will have much say what the FA decides in the big picture. Sharks have good resource and IF there is funds to enhance Seymour Shaw more the better. Would they use Seymour Shaw or the Sharks ground? 19,000 registered footballers in a population of 230,000 is phenomenal and people in the Shire are passionate about their area. It is an option worth considering although Sydney FC might not be too happy but who cares about how this league will affect the privileged ones. yeah. i see a lot of A-league clubs being abandoned because of the potential to one day support their heritage club in the A-league. its pretty obvious that people absolutely despise franchise clubs being made out of thin air to fill a certain market (if i worded that right) and because of that, i dont see A-league clubs lasting long in the second division. if the bulls go, so be it. Forget this in bold for sometime or never, it just won't be open and should be left alone and any AL Club being demoted, there's nothing about this going to ocur, focus is on the NST and its surrounds.
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+x+x+xHonestly guys we should be encouraging anyone to give it a go and I personally commend Cronulla sharks for throwing the dice. NSL bitters shouldn't be gate keepers on who can enter the second division. remember, football is for everyone I actually commend Sutho working with a strong backer in their area, as we know the Suntherland area is huge for football all I see its a win win imo, I don't think bitters will have much say what the FA decides in the big picture. Sharks have good resource and IF there is funds to enhance Seymour Shaw more the better. Would they use Seymour Shaw or the Sharks ground? 19,000 registered footballers in a population of 230,000 is phenomenal and people in the Shire are passionate about their area. It is an option worth considering although Sydney FC might not be too happy but who cares about how this league will affect the privileged ones. my pref would be Seymour Shaw - their home ground but I can see what may occur. One use Shark Park but we're playing in the winter as does the NRL. Those grounds get chopped up as we know if games are on post NRL game, that sucks imo besides using Seymour keeps the shire DNA of Sutho's home ground. Though I can see there may a push to play @ Shark Park and leave Seymour for their next level below teams.
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+x+xOi robbos, do you ever venture to any Fraser P games at all ? By the way, let me know how your LFC mates are :) LFC mates, insufferable, they are letting me know about the result. I'm happy to see the result as maybe this shuts up the Rashford best player in the world & Ten Haag best manager in the world talk. Very very good display LFC, I've always said GK & defence (minus Joe Gomez very strong) attack yeah just brilliant, you are just short couple of really good quality midfielders to guide the quality youngsters you do have. No never mate, my NPL team in Manly, pop down to Cromer to watch them occasionally. I have no need to feel my heritage in local football, I already have that with Ronaldo & Portugal. For food, I go to Petersham or visit mum or some of the Aunties, rest of time I'm an Aussie. haha the win of the century will forever keep giving :) Ah ok re Fraser was just curious plus the geography makes that a bit of an effort, going to relos a different storey. We're all Aussie in the big picture (well those that are officially) :)
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