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2016 FFA Cup Preliminary Rounds

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The Dudist	The Dudist Posted 8 Years Ago #2234785
Semi-Pro Group: Forum Members Posts: 1.5K, Visits: 0	Brenton1986 wrote: FFA Cup - Queensland (confirmed numbers so far): Brisbane 67 (6 more team than 2015) Central Queensland 8 (2 more teams than 2015) Mackay 7 (1 less team than 2015) Far North Queensland 7 (same as 2015) Gold Coast 5 (3 less teams than 2015) FFA Cup - Queensland (haven't had official numbers yet): South West Queensland Sunshine Coast Wide Bay North Queensland Good to see an increase. Hopefully there'll be some more sign ups before entries close. And hopefully the areas with less teams than last year will have some last minute additions.
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TheSelectFew	TheSelectFew Posted 8 Years Ago #2234786
Legend Group: Forum Members Posts: 30K, Visits: 0	So I asked football why their numbers have halved despitebeing a region that plays host to a city of half a million and climbing. This was their response. Is there more that we should be doing? Quote: Yes you are right they have dropped, I think from memory last year we had about 9 and this year there are 5. I believe most clubs weigh up the costs involved and how it effects there season also. Registration to FFA cup is $300. If you are lucky to qualify to round of 32 (to get there a gc club must be Gold Coast city, then the Toowoomba qualifier and then sunny coast qualifier) and then once in 32 a club is required to pay a further $1000 to continue. I think a lot of clubs have weighed up the positives and negatives and have decided to not enter. Hopefully the FFA cups format will change in the future to make it more viable and appealing to community clubs. Hope this helps. Australian Football Live Streams #ProRelforAus
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The Dudist	The Dudist Posted 8 Years Ago #2234787
Semi-Pro Group: Forum Members Posts: 1.5K, Visits: 0	TheSelectFew wrote: So I asked football why their numbers have halved despitebeing a region that plays host to a city of half a million and climbing. This was their response. Is there more that we should be doing? Quote: Yes you are right they have dropped, I think from memory last year we had about 9 and this year there are 5. I believe most clubs weigh up the costs involved and how it effects there season also. Registration to FFA cup is $300. If you are lucky to qualify to round of 32 (to get there a gc club must be Gold Coast city, then the Toowoomba qualifier and then sunny coast qualifier) and then once in 32 a club is required to pay a further $1000 to continue. I think a lot of clubs have weighed up the positives and negatives and have decided to not enter. Hopefully the FFA cups format will change in the future to make it more viable and appealing to community clubs. Hope this helps. Only $300? That's hardly anything! I understand that the odds of reaching R32 aren't great, but there's still a lot of honour and prestige if you advance even just a few rounds. I think it'd be worth it.
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TheSelectFew	TheSelectFew Posted 8 Years Ago #2234788
Legend Group: Forum Members Posts: 30K, Visits: 0	MikeDude wrote: TheSelectFew wrote: So I asked football why their numbers have halved despitebeing a region that plays host to a city of half a million and climbing. This was their response. Is there more that we should be doing? Quote: Yes you are right they have dropped, I think from memory last year we had about 9 and this year there are 5. I believe most clubs weigh up the costs involved and how it effects there season also. Registration to FFA cup is $300. If you are lucky to qualify to round of 32 (to get there a gc club must be Gold Coast city, then the Toowoomba qualifier and then sunny coast qualifier) and then once in 32 a club is required to pay a further $1000 to continue. I think a lot of clubs have weighed up the positives and negatives and have decided to not enter. Hopefully the FFA cups format will change in the future to make it more viable and appealing to community clubs. Hope this helps. Only $300? That's hardly anything! I understand that the odds of reaching R32 aren't great, but there's still a lot of honour and prestige if you advance even just a few rounds. I think it'd be worth it. Its like what 20 bucks per person? Have a cry. As you said a club could really boost it's name. I remember Cobrams giant killing run in the state comp (iirc they would have made the cup in current conditions). Where the fuck is Cobram...i don't know. But I know them from this event. Australian Football Live Streams #ProRelforAus
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vincenzogold	vincenzogold Posted 8 Years Ago #2234789
Pro Group: Forum Members Posts: 3K, Visits: 0	When do we see the draw for FNSW
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TheSelectFew	TheSelectFew Posted 8 Years Ago #2234790
Legend Group: Forum Members Posts: 30K, Visits: 0	vincenzogold wrote: When do we see the draw for FNSW Not sure tbh Australian Football Live Streams #ProRelforAus
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thewitness	thewitness Posted 8 Years Ago #2234791
Semi-Pro Group: Forum Members Posts: 1.1K, Visits: 0	TheSelectFew wrote: MikeDude wrote: TheSelectFew wrote: So I asked football why their numbers have halved despitebeing a region that plays host to a city of half a million and climbing. This was their response. Is there more that we should be doing? Quote: Yes you are right they have dropped, I think from memory last year we had about 9 and this year there are 5. I believe most clubs weigh up the costs involved and how it effects there season also. Registration to FFA cup is $300. If you are lucky to qualify to round of 32 (to get there a gc club must be Gold Coast city, then the Toowoomba qualifier and then sunny coast qualifier) and then once in 32 a club is required to pay a further $1000 to continue. I think a lot of clubs have weighed up the positives and negatives and have decided to not enter. Hopefully the FFA cups format will change in the future to make it more viable and appealing to community clubs. Hope this helps. Only $300? That's hardly anything! I understand that the odds of reaching R32 aren't great, but there's still a lot of honour and prestige if you advance even just a few rounds. I think it'd be worth it. Its like what 20 bucks per person? Have a cry. As you said a club could really boost it's name. I remember Cobrams giant killing run in the state comp (iirc they would have made the cup in current conditions). Where the fuck is Cobram...i don't know. But I know them from this event. You have to include the match officials fees as well, If you are the home team you have to cover these (which are between $250 & $350 depending on the round). So if you're only a small, struggling amateur club whose only revenue stream are Player Rego fees and Member Fundraising, then $600 is a lot of money to fork out for what is likely to only be one match.
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TheSelectFew	TheSelectFew Posted 8 Years Ago #2234792
Legend Group: Forum Members Posts: 30K, Visits: 0	WA draw this Wednesday Australian Football Live Streams #ProRelforAus
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theFOOTBALLlover	theFOOTBALLlover Posted 8 Years Ago #2234793
Semi-Pro Group: Forum Members Posts: 1.4K, Visits: 0	vincenzogold wrote: When do we see the draw for FNSW Clubs got a draft draw for seniors and youth a few weeks ago. They've really bundled the youth. From splitting it into zones(east/west), I think it will be teams playing each other once and a handful of the closer ones twice.
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aussie scott21	aussie scott21 Posted 8 Years Ago #2234794
Legend Group: Forum Members Posts: 19K, Visits: 0	TheSelectFew wrote: MikeDude wrote: TheSelectFew wrote: So I asked football why their numbers have halved despitebeing a region that plays host to a city of half a million and climbing. This was their response. Is there more that we should be doing? Quote: Yes you are right they have dropped, I think from memory last year we had about 9 and this year there are 5. I believe most clubs weigh up the costs involved and how it effects there season also. Registration to FFA cup is $300. If you are lucky to qualify to round of 32 (to get there a gc club must be Gold Coast city, then the Toowoomba qualifier and then sunny coast qualifier) and then once in 32 a club is required to pay a further $1000 to continue. I think a lot of clubs have weighed up the positives and negatives and have decided to not enter. Hopefully the FFA cups format will change in the future to make it more viable and appealing to community clubs. Hope this helps. Only $300? That's hardly anything! I understand that the odds of reaching R32 aren't great, but there's still a lot of honour and prestige if you advance even just a few rounds. I think it'd be worth it. Its like what 20 bucks per person? Have a cry. As you said a club could really boost it's name. I remember Cobrams giant killing run in the state comp (iirc they would have made the cup in current conditions). Where the fuck is Cobram...i don't know. But I know them from this event. My mum was born in Cobram. My mums cousin even used to run one of the pubs there... I even worked there. It's where I saw my first person get glassed Edited by scott21: 1/2/2016 05:38:33 PM
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TheSelectFew	TheSelectFew Posted 8 Years Ago #2234795
Legend Group: Forum Members Posts: 30K, Visits: 0	scott21 wrote: TheSelectFew wrote: MikeDude wrote: TheSelectFew wrote: So I asked football why their numbers have halved despitebeing a region that plays host to a city of half a million and climbing. This was their response. Is there more that we should be doing? Quote: Yes you are right they have dropped, I think from memory last year we had about 9 and this year there are 5. I believe most clubs weigh up the costs involved and how it effects there season also. Registration to FFA cup is $300. If you are lucky to qualify to round of 32 (to get there a gc club must be Gold Coast city, then the Toowoomba qualifier and then sunny coast qualifier) and then once in 32 a club is required to pay a further $1000 to continue. I think a lot of clubs have weighed up the positives and negatives and have decided to not enter. Hopefully the FFA cups format will change in the future to make it more viable and appealing to community clubs. Hope this helps. Only $300? That's hardly anything! I understand that the odds of reaching R32 aren't great, but there's still a lot of honour and prestige if you advance even just a few rounds. I think it'd be worth it. Its like what 20 bucks per person? Have a cry. As you said a club could really boost it's name. I remember Cobrams giant killing run in the state comp (iirc they would have made the cup in current conditions). Where the fuck is Cobram...i don't know. But I know them from this event. My mum was born in Cobram. My mums cousin even used to run one of the pubs there... I even worked there. It's where I saw my first person get glassed Edited by scott21: 1/2/2016 05:38:33 PM I probably shouldn't be laughing. Must be awesome living on the Murray. Australian Football Live Streams #ProRelforAus
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aussie scott21	aussie scott21 Posted 8 Years Ago #2234796
Legend Group: Forum Members Posts: 19K, Visits: 0	TheSelectFew wrote: scott21 wrote: TheSelectFew wrote: MikeDude wrote: TheSelectFew wrote: So I asked football why their numbers have halved despitebeing a region that plays host to a city of half a million and climbing. This was their response. Is there more that we should be doing? Quote: Yes you are right they have dropped, I think from memory last year we had about 9 and this year there are 5. I believe most clubs weigh up the costs involved and how it effects there season also. Registration to FFA cup is $300. If you are lucky to qualify to round of 32 (to get there a gc club must be Gold Coast city, then the Toowoomba qualifier and then sunny coast qualifier) and then once in 32 a club is required to pay a further $1000 to continue. I think a lot of clubs have weighed up the positives and negatives and have decided to not enter. Hopefully the FFA cups format will change in the future to make it more viable and appealing to community clubs. Hope this helps. Only $300? That's hardly anything! I understand that the odds of reaching R32 aren't great, but there's still a lot of honour and prestige if you advance even just a few rounds. I think it'd be worth it. Its like what 20 bucks per person? Have a cry. As you said a club could really boost it's name. I remember Cobrams giant killing run in the state comp (iirc they would have made the cup in current conditions). Where the fuck is Cobram...i don't know. But I know them from this event. My mum was born in Cobram. My mums cousin even used to run one of the pubs there... I even worked there. It's where I saw my first person get glassed Edited by scott21: 1/2/2016 05:38:33 PM I probably shouldn't be laughing. Must be awesome living on the Murray. Yeah nah, some of the fruit pickers were right c....
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TheSelectFew	TheSelectFew Posted 8 Years Ago #2234797
Legend Group: Forum Members Posts: 30K, Visits: 0	theFOOTBALLlover wrote: vincenzogold wrote: When do we see the draw for FNSW Clubs got a draft draw for seniors and youth a few weeks ago. They've really bundled the youth. From splitting it into zones(east/west), I think it will be teams playing each other once and a handful of the closer ones twice. Zoned early rounds are the way to go. Australian Football Live Streams #ProRelforAus
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TheSelectFew	TheSelectFew Posted 8 Years Ago #2234798
Legend Group: Forum Members Posts: 30K, Visits: 0	scott21 wrote: TheSelectFew wrote: scott21 wrote: TheSelectFew wrote: MikeDude wrote: TheSelectFew wrote: So I asked football why their numbers have halved despitebeing a region that plays host to a city of half a million and climbing. This was their response. Is there more that we should be doing? Quote: Yes you are right they have dropped, I think from memory last year we had about 9 and this year there are 5. I believe most clubs weigh up the costs involved and how it effects there season also. Registration to FFA cup is $300. If you are lucky to qualify to round of 32 (to get there a gc club must be Gold Coast city, then the Toowoomba qualifier and then sunny coast qualifier) and then once in 32 a club is required to pay a further $1000 to continue. I think a lot of clubs have weighed up the positives and negatives and have decided to not enter. Hopefully the FFA cups format will change in the future to make it more viable and appealing to community clubs. Hope this helps. Only $300? That's hardly anything! I understand that the odds of reaching R32 aren't great, but there's still a lot of honour and prestige if you advance even just a few rounds. I think it'd be worth it. Its like what 20 bucks per person? Have a cry. As you said a club could really boost it's name. I remember Cobrams giant killing run in the state comp (iirc they would have made the cup in current conditions). Where the fuck is Cobram...i don't know. But I know them from this event. My mum was born in Cobram. My mums cousin even used to run one of the pubs there... I even worked there. It's where I saw my first person get glassed Edited by scott21: 1/2/2016 05:38:33 PM I probably shouldn't be laughing. Must be awesome living on the Murray. Yeah nah, some of the fruit pickers were right c.... Why would you be mad picking fruit. Australian Football Live Streams #ProRelforAus
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TheSelectFew	TheSelectFew Posted 8 Years Ago #2234799
Legend Group: Forum Members Posts: 30K, Visits: 0	UPDATE: WA will be published today. Australian Football Live Streams #ProRelforAus
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TheSelectFew	TheSelectFew Posted 8 Years Ago #2234800
Legend Group: Forum Members Posts: 30K, Visits: 0	61 to 65 teams in WA an increase of 4 teams. Football West must be congratulated. For the second year running they have kicked off the preliminary rounds with confidence. WA entries (65 teams in 2016 up from 61 in 2015) Albany Bayswater (Regional) Armadale (PS4 NPLWA) Ashfield (All Flags State League DV1) Backpackers (Consolidated Energy Amateur League DV2) Balcatta FC (PS4 NPLWA) Balga (All Flags State League DV2) Ballajura AFC (Consolidated Energy Amateur League DV2) Bayswater City (PS4 NPLWA) Belmont Villa (Consolidated Energy Amateur League Premier) Boulder City (Regional) Bunbury Dynamos (Regional) Bunbury United (Regional) Busselton City (Regional) Canning City (All Flags State League DV1) Cockburn City (PS4 NPLWA) Curtin University (All Flags State League DV2) Dianella White Eagles (All Flags State League DV1) East Fremantle Tricolore (Consolidated Energy Metro League Premier) Eaton-Dardanup (Regional) ECU Joondalup (PS4 NPLWA) Ellenbrook United (All Flags State League DV2) Floreat Athena (PS4 NPLWA) Football Margaret River (Regional) Forrestfield United (All Flags State League DV1) Fremantle City (All Flags State League DV2) Fremantle Croatia (Consolidated Energy Amateur League Premier) Geographe Bay (Regional) Geraldton Rovers (Regional) Gosnells City (All Flags State League DV1) Gwelup Croatia (Consolidated Energy Amateur League Premier) Hamersley Rovers (Consolidated Energy Amateur League Premier) Inglewood United (PS4 NPLWA) Jaguar (Consolidated Energy Amateur League DV1) Joondalup City (All Flags State League DV2) Joondalup United (All Flags State League DV1) Kingsley (Consolidated Energy Amateur League Premier) Koondoola Falcons (Consolidated Energy Metro League DV1 North) Kwinana United (Consolidated Energy Amateur League DV1) Liberties FC (Consolidated Energy Amateur League DV4) Maccabi FC (Consolidated Energy Amateur League DV1) Mandurah City (All Flags State League DV1) Melville City (All Flags State League DV2) Morley-Windmills (All Flags State League DV2) North Lake ESC (Consolidated Energy Amateur League Premier) North Perth United (Consolidated Energy Amateur League Premier) Olympic Heat (Regional) Olympic Kingsway (All Flags State League DV2) Perth Royals (Consolidated Energy Amateur League Premier) Perth SC (PS4 NPLWA) Port Kennedy (Consolidated Energy Amateur League Premier) Quinns FC (All Flags State League DV2) Rockingham City (All Flags State League DV1) Shamrock Rovers Perth (All Flags State League DV1) Sorrento (PS4 NPLWA) South West Phoenix (All Flags State League DV1) Southern Spirit (Consolidated Energy Amateur League Premier) Stirling Lions (PS4 NPLWA) Subiaco AFC (PS4 NPLWA) Swan Untited (All Flags State League DV2) Tuart Hill (Consolidated Energy Metro League NDV2) UWA Nedlands (All Flags State League DV1) Wanneroo City (All Flags State League DV2) Wembley Downs (Consolidated Energy Amateur League Premier) Western Knights (All Flags State League DV1) Western United (Consolidated Energy Amateur League (DV5) Australian Football Live Streams #ProRelforAus
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The Dudist	The Dudist Posted 8 Years Ago #2234801
Semi-Pro Group: Forum Members Posts: 1.5K, Visits: 0	I'll take that. An increase is still growth, so I'm happy If each confederation could add just another 4 teams it'd be 36 more than last time.
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Brenton1986	Brenton1986 Posted 8 Years Ago #2234802
World Class Group: Forum Members Posts: 5.3K, Visits: 0	FFA Cup (Brisbane Zone) – Second Round kickoff times, Friday February 12th: 7.00pm Brisbane Time Toowong v Newmarket at Spencer Park 7.15pm Brisbane Time Western Spirit v Souths United at Kippen Park 7.30pm Brisbane Time Virginia United v St George Willawong at Albert Bishop Park 7.30pm Brisbane Time Greenbank v The Gap at Barry Whyte Field 7.30pm Brisbane Time Pine Hills v Clairvaux at James Drysdale Reserve Saturday February 13th: 3.30pm Brisbane Time Logan Metro v Centenary Stormers at Compton Park 3.30pm Brisbane Time Logan City Kings v Acacia Ridge at Mark Mappas Oval 5.00pm Brisbane Time Springfield United v Park Ridge at Woodcrest College 6.00pm Brisbane Time Westside v Annerley at Grovely Sports Ground 6.00pm Brisbane Time Samford Rangers v New Farm United at Samford Parklands 6.00pm Brisbane Time Ridge Hills United v Brisbane Force at Stanley Day Park 6.00pm Brisbane Time Ipswich City v Tarragindi Tigers at Sutton Park 7.00pm Brisbane Time Bayside United v North Brisbane at Don Randall Oval 7.00pm Brisbane Time Jimboomba United v Bardon Latrobe at Kurrajong Park 7.00pm Brisbane Time Bethania Rams v Mooroondu at Opperman Park 7.30pm Brisbane Time Deception Bay v Logan Village at Progress Park Sunday February 14th: 2.30pm Brisbane Time Kangaroo Point Rovers v Narangba United at Raymond Park 3.30pm Brisbane Time Oxley United v AC Carina at Dunlop Park Tuesday February 16th: 7.00pm Brisbane Time Brighton Bulldogs v Redcliffe PCYC at Wakefield Park 7.30pm Brisbane Time Southside Eagles v Slacks Creek at Memorial Park Monday February 22nd: 7.00pm Brisbane Time Grange Thistle v Caboolture at Narangba Sporting Complex Edited by Brenton1986: 9/2/2016 07:26:01 PM
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Brenton1986	Brenton1986 Posted 8 Years Ago #2234803
World Class Group: Forum Members Posts: 5.3K, Visits: 0	FFA Cup (Northern NSW – Southern Zone) – Second Round kickoff times, Saturday February 20th: 9.00am Garden Suburb v Kotara South at Lake Macquarie Regional Football Facility – Field 1 9.30am Hamilton Azzurri v Barnsley United at Lake Macquarie Regional Football Facility – Field 2 11.00am Maryland Fletcher v Wallsend at Lake Macquarie Regional Football Facility – Field 1 11.30am RAAF Williamtown v Hunter Simba at Lake Macquarie Regional Football Facility – Field 2 3.00pm Raymond Terrace v Westlakes Wildcats at Macquarie Field 4.00pm Dudley Redhead United Juniors v Muswellbrook at Lake Macquarie Regional Football Facility – Field 1 4.30pm Nelson Bay v Beresfield at at Lake Macquarie Regional Football Facility – Field 2 5.00pm South Cardiff v Cessnock City at Macquarie Field 6.00pm Mayfield United Senior v Bolwarra Lorn Juniors at at Lake Macquarie Regional Football Facility – Field 1 6.30pm Thornton Redbacks v Edgeworth Juniors at at Lake Macquarie Regional Football Facility – Field 2 7.00pm Lake Macquarie City v Cardiff City at Macquarie Field Sunday February 21st: 9.00am Cooks Hill United v Dudley Redhead United Senior at at Lake Macquarie Regional Football Facility – Field 1 9.30am Newcastle University Mens v New Lambton at at Lake Macquarie Regional Football Facility – Field 2 11.00am Stockton Sharks v West Wallsend at at Lake Macquarie Regional Football Facility – Field 1 11.30am Warners Bay v Morisset United at at Lake Macquarie Regional Football Facility – Field 2 3.00pm Merewether Advance Senior v Kurri Kurri Roosters at Macquarie Field 4.00pm Jesmond v Tenambit Sharks at at Lake Macquarie Regional Football Facility – Field 1 4.30pm Medowie v Mayfield United Junior at at Lake Macquarie Regional Football Facility – Field 2 5.00pm Charlestown Junior v Singleton at Macquarie Field 6.00pm Beresfield United Senior v Toronto Awaba at Lake Macquarie Regional Football Facility – Field 1 6.30pm Kahibah v Newcastle Suns at at Lake Macquarie Regional Football Facility – Field 2 7.00pm Swansea v Belmont Swansea United at Macquarie Field FFA Cup (Northern NSW – Mid North Coast) – Third Round kickoff times, Saturday February 13th: 2.00pm Port Macquarie v Great Lakes United at Tuncurry Sports Complex 4.00pm Tuncurry Forster v Taree Wildcats at Tuncurry Sports Complex Edited by Brenton1986: 3/2/2016 12:49:40 AM
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TheSelectFew	TheSelectFew Posted 8 Years Ago #2234804
Legend Group: Forum Members Posts: 30K, Visits: 0	MikeDude wrote: I'll take that. An increase is still growth, so I'm happy If each confederation could add just another 4 teams it'd be 36 more than last time. Thats how im thinking of it. Australian Football Live Streams #ProRelforAus
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Brenton1986	Brenton1986 Posted 8 Years Ago #2234805
World Class Group: Forum Members Posts: 5.3K, Visits: 0	FFA Cup - Western Australia (Round 1 draw result): Bunbury Dynamos v Eaton-Dardanup Football Margaret River v Busselton Geographe Bay v Bunbury United Olympic Heat v Geraldton Rovers East Fremantle Tricolore v Tuart Hill Liberties FC v Kwinana United Backpackers FC v Western United Maccabi v Jaguar Ballajura AFC v Koondoola Falcons matches to take place on weekends of February 20/21 & February 27/28. All amateur clubs will join competition in round two. All Flags State League clubs enter in round three. Seven PS4 NPL Clubs take part from round four. Bayswater City, Perth SC, Floreat Athena and Sorrento will be coming into the competition from round five as reward for occupying the top four positions on the PS4 NPLWA table at the conclusion of the 2015 season. Edited by Brenton1986: 3/2/2016 04:53:20 PM
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TheSelectFew	TheSelectFew Posted 8 Years Ago #2234806
Legend Group: Forum Members Posts: 30K, Visits: 0	Backpackers olé Australian Football Live Streams #ProRelforAus
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Brenton1986	Brenton1986 Posted 8 Years Ago #2234807
World Class Group: Forum Members Posts: 5.3K, Visits: 0	FFA Cup (Northern NSW – Far North Coast) second round kickoff times, Friday February 12th: 6.00pm Sydney Time Bangalow v Lennox Head at Bangalow Field 7.00pm Sydney Time Lismore Thistles v Mullumbimby Brunswick Valley at Thistles Park 8.00pm Sydney Time Ballina v Suffolk Park at Bangalow Field Edited by Brenton1986: 7/2/2016 11:41:36 PM
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TheSelectFew	TheSelectFew Posted 8 Years Ago #2234808
Legend Group: Forum Members Posts: 30K, Visits: 0	Next friday!! Holy shiiiett Australian Football Live Streams #ProRelforAus
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scotty21	scotty21 Posted 8 Years Ago #2234809
World Class Group: Forum Members Posts: 9.5K, Visits: 0	scott21 wrote: TheSelectFew wrote: Does anyone have their badges? https://www.facebook.com/footballvic/?fref=nf just click on their links, they are listed on their fb pages Edited by scott21: 18/1/2016 10:23:04 PM We'll be playing them in the league this season.
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Brenton1986	Brenton1986 Posted 8 Years Ago #2234810
World Class Group: Forum Members Posts: 5.3K, Visits: 0	FFA Cup – (Northern NSW) North Coast round 1 kickoff times, Saturday February 27th: 3.00pm Maclean FC vs Coffs Coast Tigers at Rushforth Park 5.00pm Grafton United vs Nambucca Strikers at Rushforth Park Sunday February 28th: 2.00pm Sawtell Scorpions v Northern Storm Thunder at Ayrshire Park 3.00pm Coffs City United v Westlawn Tigers at Mclean Street 4.00pm Boambee Bombers v Urunga at Ayrshire Park Bye - Orara Valley Edited by Brenton1986: 8/2/2016 06:34:21 PM
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Brenton1986	Brenton1986 Posted 8 Years Ago #2234811
World Class Group: Forum Members Posts: 5.3K, Visits: 0	South West Queensland Zone (8 teams in the 2016 edition, compared to 9 teams in the 2015 edition): West Wanderers University Southern Queensland (USQ) Warwick Gatton Rockville Rovers Willowburn St Albans South West Queensland Thunder (NPL) still no update from the following zones: Sunshine Coast Wide Bay North Queensland Edited by Brenton1986: 6/2/2016 12:41:45 AM
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TheSelectFew	TheSelectFew Posted 8 Years Ago #2234812
Legend Group: Forum Members Posts: 30K, Visits: 0	Really poor by regional Queensland Australian Football Live Streams #ProRelforAus
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Brenton1986	Brenton1986 Posted 8 Years Ago #2234813
World Class Group: Forum Members Posts: 5.3K, Visits: 0	FFA Cup Qualifying (Northern NSW – Northern Inland) second round kickoff times, Saturday February 20th: 2.00pm Sydney Time Norths United v North Companions at Phil Wheaton Oval Sunday February 21st: 2.00pm Sydney Time Demon Knights v Oxley Vale Attunga at Gipps Street 3.00pm Sydney Time South Armidale United v The Armidale School at Phil Wheaton Oval Edited by Brenton1986: 11/2/2016 02:02:20 AM
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aussieshorter	aussieshorter Posted 8 Years Ago #2234814
Pro Group: Forum Members Posts: 2.2K, Visits: 93	TheSelectFew wrote: Really poor by regional Queensland Unfortunately it usually is from Queensland. Football Queensland is a joke when it comes the FFA Cup. They basically pass the entire responsibility to the regions, and then tell them when the games need to be played. Send FQ an email asking for information, and they won't have an answer. They need to centralise it like the other States. ____________________________________________________________________________ TPO Rankings - the FIFA World Rankings for Australian football clubs
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