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		| By PAOKTZI - 3 Dec 2009 3:26 PM 
 Rumours have it that with the a-league looking to finilise its expantion with Canberra and New Caledonia getting the last two spots the B-League will look somethign Like this:
 
 12 Teams
 
 - Perth SC
 Joondalup Arena, looking for crowds from 3,500 - 5,500
 
 - South Melbounre FC
 Playing out of Bob Jane Stadium looking to average crowds of 6,000 - 8,000
 
 - Darwin FC ( New Franchise )
 PLaying from Marrara Stadium crowds of 4,000 - 6,000
 
 - Sydney Olympic FC
 Playing out of Belmore Sports Ground looking for crowds of around 5,000 - 7,000
 
 - Brisbane City
 Playing from Spensor Park, looking for crowds around 5,000 - 7,000
 
 - South Coast Wolves
 Playing from WIN Stadium looking for crowds around 4,000 - 6,000
 
 - Tasmanis FC ( New Franchise )
 Playing from Devon Port Oval, hoping for crowds around 3,000 - 5,000
 
 - Sydney United FC
 Playing from Edensor Park, looking for crowds around 5,000 - 7,000
 
 - Adelaide Metrostars
 Playing from Hindmarsh Stadium, looking for crowds around 4,000 - 6,000
 
 - Richmond / Gippsland ( New Franchise )
 Was not told the stadium or full details
 
 - Sutherland Sharks
 Playing from Seymour Saw Ground looking for crowds of around 3.500 - 5,500 ( Ground will get an upgrade)
 
 - Auckland United ( New Franchise )
 North Harbour Stadium, looking for crowds 4,000 ++
 
 Overall the league will be looking for average crowds of 5,000, television deal with SBS, NO SALARY CAP.
 
 1 TEAM PROMOTED TO A-LEAGUE FROM SEASON 2014/2015
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		| By Shaker - 17 Feb 2010 2:18 AM 
 
 PAOKTZI wrote:Rumours have it that with the a-league looking to finilise its expantion with Canberra and New Caledonia getting the last two spots the B-League will look somethign Like this: 
 12 Teams
 
 - Perth SC
 Joondalup Arena, looking for crowds from 3,500 - 5,500
 
 - South Melbounre FC
 Playing out of Bob Jane Stadium looking to average crowds of 6,000 - 8,000
 
 - Darwin FC ( New Franchise )
 PLaying from Marrara Stadium crowds of 4,000 - 6,000
 
 - Sydney Olympic FC
 Playing out of Belmore Sports Ground looking for crowds of around 5,000 - 7,000
 
 - Brisbane City
 Playing from Spensor Park, looking for crowds around 5,000 - 7,000
 
 - South Coast Wolves
 Playing from WIN Stadium looking for crowds around 4,000 - 6,000
 
 - Tasmanis FC ( New Franchise )
 Playing from Devon Port Oval, hoping for crowds around 3,000 - 5,000
 
 - Sydney United FC
 Playing from Edensor Park, looking for crowds around 5,000 - 7,000
 
 - Adelaide Metrostars
 Playing from Hindmarsh Stadium, looking for crowds around 4,000 - 6,000
 
 - Richmond / Gippsland ( New Franchise )
 Was not told the stadium or full details
 
 - Sutherland Sharks
 Playing from Seymour Saw Ground looking for crowds of around 3.500 - 5,500 ( Ground will get an upgrade)
 
 - Auckland United ( New Franchise )
 North Harbour Stadium, looking for crowds 4,000 ++
 
 Overall the league will be looking for average crowds of 5,000, television deal with SBS, NO SALARY CAP.
 
 1 TEAM PROMOTED TO A-LEAGUE FROM SEASON 2014/2015
 
 First and formost, LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL.
 
 Second, most of these teams wont work.
 
 Teams that wont: Auckland, Sutherland, Richmond, MetroStars, Syd Utd, Brisbane City, Syd Olympic, Sth Melbourne and Perth SC.
 Reasons: Most of these areas arent viable, and for the former-NSL teams, they had there chance, we dont need those Ethnic clubs back in a national league.
 
 Teams that may work:
 Tasmania - It is a state that is overlooked by too many sports. Thay have a massive AFL following down there yet the AFL refuse to give them a team, it might be a good chance for the FFA to move in, but im sure as hell they wont be based out of fucking Devonport Oval, they have 2 perfectly good stadiums in the 2 major cities.
 
 South Coast Wolves - Obviously a reincarnate of the Woolongong Wolves franchise. Ive heard Timmy Cahill would back and play for a team in the Woolongong region and they were a fairly successful team in the old NSL. If they do get backed by a Mr Cahill, i see them as a future franchise in the A-League.
 
 I think in terms of a second league, its a long, long way away. Maybe after the 2022 world cup depending on interest and how we come out the other side of the WC (if we host it).
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