memberships moving along well, good investment, arguably one of the best squads in the league... you can be outsiders/pretenders, we all know who's the premier team in Queensland ;)

there's only one team in tassie :cool:

8-[

can we have rivals and what not put into the game, like how it's on the club bio screen and how it list's rivals?... like 2-3 max

Regular 442 for me thanks afro.

FFA Announce Drastic League Changes
Simon Hill
The FFA have today announced a drastic overhaul to the Australian football domestic structure after months of continued speculation, purchasing and sale of player contracts and the assembly of some 20 new football clubs coming to be in the last month and a half.

With the overhaul teams have been battling with each other and the FA to secure prestigious top flight status. FFA spokesman afroman released a statement early this morning detailing the new football structure as the following:
A-League:
1. Wagga Kangaroos
2. Redfern Ajax
3. Alice Springs Avalanche
4. Blue Mountains Bluebags
5. Mid North Coast Magic
6. Kalgoorlie Croatia
7. Sunshine Coast Sunshine
8. Sutherland
9. Tassie United
10. Brisbane Roar
11. North Queensland International
12. South Coast FC
13. Melbourne Revolution
14. Sydney Rovers

B-League
1. Fremantle FC
2. West Melbourne FC
3. Canberra Opals
4. Marconi Thoroughbreads
5. Cowra United
6. UON Callaghan
7. Newcastle Crusade
8. Perth Rangers
9. Macarthur Shockwave
10. Sporting Academicals
11. Wellington Phoenix.
12. Red Army FC
13. Christchurch Athletic.
14. AFC Melbourne.

C-League:
1. Adelaide United
2. Brisbane Strikers
3. Central Coast Mariners
4. Gold Coast United
5. Melbourne Heart
6. Melbourne Victory
7. Newcastle Jets
8. Northern Spirit
9. Sydney Croatia
10. Sydney FC

The FFA have also announced that the 2010 season will also be the inaugural season for the FFA's first domestic cup competition.

So far bookies have taken heavy money for Redfern Ajax, Alice Springs Avalanche and Melbourne Revolution for the title in the A-League. With Ajax favourites for the title at 4-1, North Queensland at 11-2, Alice Springs at 6-1, Melbourne Revolution at 13-2 and South Coast FC rank outsiders at 7-1.

Meanwhile, in the relegation battle the Wagga Kangaroos find themselves favourites for relegation with the bookies offering odds of 5-1, with the next closest being Kalgoorlie Croatia at 10-1 for the two relegation spots.

In the B-League, Christchurch Athletic are short priced favourites at 3-1 for promotion. Red Army are next favourites to win their way to the top flight at odds of 5-1, while odds of 11-2 place AFC Melbourne right behind in pricing.

In the relegation stakes for the B-League, Sporting Academicals and Macarthur find themselves equal 3-1 favourites for the sole relegation spot from the B-League, Wellington Phoenix are next likely to go down at 7-1.

Down in the C-League Adelaide United are hot favourites to take out the C-League and in the FFA cup, the favourites are Christchurch Athletic at 5-1, followed by Tassie United (7-1), Alice Springs (8-1), Brisbane Roar (9-1) and Sydney Rovers and Melbourne Revolution equally priced at 11-1.

Frank Rijkaard at Brisbane Roar Function

3-2-3-2; 3 centre backs, 2 defensive midfielders, 3 attacking midfielders (1 central, 2 wingers), 2 centre fowards for Sutherland thanks.

i find it strange how i'm the bookies's second favourite for the cup but i'm not among the favourites for the A-League :? :-k :lol:

Tasmania United Announce Partnership With Hobart Olympic Bid
Many have written off Hobart's ambitious bid to stage the 2020 Olympic Games as a joke and a waste of time but the project has been supported well among the Tasmanian community and the newest supporter of the bid has come in newly formed A-League team, Tasmania United. Club Chairmen, Will Moody, today announced the club's support for the bid and proposed a move into the new olympic stadium named after Tasmanian, world champion woodchopper, David Foster if the bid were to be successful.