Well, I think SportsBird might be at least partially correct in what she is saying but probably not right in how it is intended (or appears to be intended/understood) Let us start with Charlotte Grant as she has been named, Charlotte did not go from SA to Sweden direct, she got there via the NSW ...

So the rumor was true. In regards to will there be enough players to go around, well that's a very good question. The FSA will hopefully use the interest in State League from clubs down South as a catalyst to get Women's and Junior Girls football moving down South. Throw some money and recourses ...

So I have heard talk that State league is returning to women's football in 2021.

Who can add to this, which clubs, what are the requirements, will it be 1st and reserves. will it exclude the Prem's clubs who have Div teams.

Has there been any confirmation that there will be promotion from Div 1 to Prems, I know that is what is being said but has it been confirmed. FFSA has been very quite nothing public (that i can find) about the restructure or explaining how it will work, are they still to decide?

As I said in an early post on this subject, the clear majority of Cumby members accepted relegation to SL. Over time a strong belief has evolved it would be good for the club to spend a season or two in SL to regroup and get its new structures in place. The issue is not relegation but the fact that ...

That would work Div 1 taking over from SL only if there is never to be promotions to Prems, you can't expect a club that only has a 1 Div team and no reserves to find or create a reserve team out of thin air so they can compete in the prems the following season. The only way you can make promotion ...

1st question that needs to be answered is will there be a State League or not. If there is no State league and the FFSA chooses to send Cumby back to Div 1 then the remaining strong seniors will most likely leave and Cumbies strong juniors will make no difference to the clubs future no aspirational ...

I thought there was a system in place whereby every player nominated by a club to play WNPL carries points according to their experience and you can only field a team with a certain amount of points, correct me if I am wrong. If there isn't perhaps it is time there is, and if there is then perhaps ...

Announced to the club on 1st September, very exciting news Cumberland has a new senior coach and this guy comes with vast experience and a bag of good ideas. Players are all very excited about the opportunity to be lead by this guy. Hopefully this will be enough to prevent a mass exodus from the ...

For those that are interested in the future of Cumby here is an edited version of the announcement from the club introducing the new Club President, John Hood. The appointment was made on the 6 July John knowledge and experience will be essential in rebuilding the clubs fortunes. With this ...

Thanks billy the kid, Enough dirty laundry courteous of the committee to fill a commercial laundry, thankfully that has come to a end. The new Chair/President seems to have been able to refocus the committee. I agree that money won't be the only factor to determine which clubs are successful in the ...

Brenton T, Your correct in saying the WNPL has evolved, we've (my family and I) been involved in the women's game for over 10 years now. I recall watching 'Elite Games' in the early years and thinking oh my gosh how far do they need to come. Comparing the league from then to now its been on an ...

I also agree that most players will want to stay with the club, however the decision to stay or leave I believe will come down to who the club secures as coaches. What program the new coaching team can implement and the resources the club is willing to invest in. Players will need to see a very ...

Junior Cup Finals 19th August and yes all 3 Cumberland United Junior teams got through to the final, an exceptional feat. But that result raises the question why can they not also get the senior team performing in the same fashion. Obviously Cumberland produces talented players and attract talented ...

Just to clarify, away team wanted to play!!!! As mentioned the away team keeper offered one of her own spare shirts so the game could be played, and then with the OK from the referee the away team turned their shirts inside out which made them white and taped numbers on the back of the shirts so the ...

In the Junior game being mentioned the away team turned up in their normal kit, Green and the keeper in Pink as per what has been registered with the FFSA. Yes their registered away kit is Yellow. The home team keeper choose to wear Green thus causing a clash with the away team, please keep in mind ...