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Are the PFA to blame for a lot that's going wrong with Australian football?

Are the PFA to blame for a lot that's going wrong with Australian...

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Melbcityguy	Melbcityguy Posted Last Year #3134001
Legend Group: Forum Members Posts: 10K, Visits: 0	Apparently against the domestic transfer system, second division and community outreach.
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numklpkgulftumch	numklpkgulftumch Posted Last Year #3134005
Pro Group: Forum Members Posts: 1.9K, Visits: 0	Busch said that the player's union's last formal involvement in the NST's development came in 2020. "Ultimately, we've had no invitation to participate," said Busch. "We've asked for updates and tried to find out more about that, but outside of what we've read in the media, and sort of one briefing that we had with Football Australia a number of years ago, where they updated us on progress, we haven't been involved. https://www.espn.com.au/football/story/_/id/40769513/pfa-football-australia-needs-players-national-second-tier
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Monoethnic Social Club	Monoethnic Social Club Posted Last Year #3134009
Legend Group: Forum Members Posts: 11K, Visits: 0	+x Melbcityguy - 29 Aug 2024 8:59 AM Apparently against the domestic transfer system, second division and community outreach. https://www.espn.com.au/football/story/_/id/37625659/a-league-transfer-showdown-football-australia-ready-implement-dts-apl-buy-in "Upon issuing the Domestic Transfer System Transformation white paper in January 2021, the white paper posed a series of questions in relation to each of the elements which were intended to provide a framework for structured and transparent consultation, and to encourage and facilitate an informed dialogue regarding the development a uniquely Australian domestic transfer system. "There were 100 questions posed in this white paper for further consideration and discussion as part of the consultation process. The PFA, along with other relevant stakeholders, were invited into a consultation process. The PFA did not respond to any of the questions posed in the white paper and also formally declined to be a part of any consultation process. Football Australia, continued to consult with other relevant stakeholders.
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Monoethnic Social Club	Monoethnic Social Club Posted Last Year #3134010
Legend Group: Forum Members Posts: 11K, Visits: 0	+x Monoethnic Social Club - 29 Aug 2024 10:17 AM +x Melbcityguy - 29 Aug 2024 8:59 AM Apparently against the domestic transfer system, second division and community outreach. https://www.espn.com.au/football/story/_/id/37625659/a-league-transfer-showdown-football-australia-ready-implement-dts-apl-buy-in "Upon issuing the Domestic Transfer System Transformation white paper in January 2021, the white paper posed a series of questions in relation to each of the elements which were intended to provide a framework for structured and transparent consultation, and to encourage and facilitate an informed dialogue regarding the development a uniquely Australian domestic transfer system. "There were 100 questions posed in this white paper for further consideration and discussion as part of the consultation process. The PFA, along with other relevant stakeholders, were invited into a consultation process. The PFA did not respond to any of the questions posed in the white paper and also formally declined to be a part of any consultation process. Football Australia, continued to consult with other relevant stakeholders. When pressed on exactly what a lack of "full support across the stakeholder groups" entailed, Johnson said that though there had been buy-in from member federations and NPL clubs -- who are simultaneously advocating for inclusion in FA's mooted National Second Division -- there was still disagreement from the higher levels of the game.
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HappyGuus	HappyGuus Posted Last Year #3134037
Hardcore Fan Group: Forum Members Posts: 234, Visits: 0	+x Monoethnic Social Club - 29 Aug 2024 10:17 AM +x Melbcityguy - 29 Aug 2024 8:59 AM Apparently against the domestic transfer system, second division and community outreach. https://www.espn.com.au/football/story/_/id/37625659/a-league-transfer-showdown-football-australia-ready-implement-dts-apl-buy-in "Upon issuing the Domestic Transfer System Transformation white paper in January 2021, the white paper posed a series of questions in relation to each of the elements which were intended to provide a framework for structured and transparent consultation, and to encourage and facilitate an informed dialogue regarding the development a uniquely Australian domestic transfer system. "There were 100 questions posed in this white paper for further consideration and discussion as part of the consultation process. The PFA, along with other relevant stakeholders, were invited into a consultation process. The PFA did not respond to any of the questions posed in the white paper and also formally declined to be a part of any consultation process. Football Australia, continued to consult with other relevant stakeholders. Man, that article is a head spinner. So PFA declined to be part of the DTS process, but haven't heard back from FA about a DTS meeting??? WTF were they expecting after declining to be part of it??
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tsf	tsf Posted Last Year #3134048
Legend Group: Forum Members Posts: 14K, Visits: 0	A weird anomaly with football is supporter groups/unions/asscoiations are often the weakest and less listened to in the entire ecosystem of football - if they were smart and on the same page they could be the strongest. PFA APL etc they will never act in the best interests of football. They act in the interests of themselves
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numklpkgulftumch	numklpkgulftumch Posted Last Year #3134050
Pro Group: Forum Members Posts: 1.9K, Visits: 0	+x HappyGuus - 29 Aug 2024 11:41 AM +x Monoethnic Social Club - 29 Aug 2024 10:17 AM +x Melbcityguy - 29 Aug 2024 8:59 AM Apparently against the domestic transfer system, second division and community outreach. https://www.espn.com.au/football/story/_/id/37625659/a-league-transfer-showdown-football-australia-ready-implement-dts-apl-buy-in "Upon issuing the Domestic Transfer System Transformation white paper in January 2021, the white paper posed a series of questions in relation to each of the elements which were intended to provide a framework for structured and transparent consultation, and to encourage and facilitate an informed dialogue regarding the development a uniquely Australian domestic transfer system. "There were 100 questions posed in this white paper for further consideration and discussion as part of the consultation process. The PFA, along with other relevant stakeholders, were invited into a consultation process. The PFA did not respond to any of the questions posed in the white paper and also formally declined to be a part of any consultation process. Football Australia, continued to consult with other relevant stakeholders. Man, that article is a head spinner. So PFA declined to be part of the DTS process, but haven't heard back from FA about a DTS meeting??? WTF were they expecting after declining to be part of it?? I like the picture of James Johnson the basketball player
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Monoethnic Social Club	Monoethnic Social Club Posted Last Year #3134060
Legend Group: Forum Members Posts: 11K, Visits: 0	+x tsf - 29 Aug 2024 1:45 PM A weird anomaly with football is supporter groups/unions/asscoiations are often the weakest and less listened to in the entire ecosystem of football - if they were smart and on the same page they could be the strongest. PFA APL etc they will never act in the best interests of football. They act in the interests of themselves Agreed, but unfortunately money talks ...
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