Typical Campbelltown but i think u should get over it hav a fricken cry this club that thrives it self on junior level seem to be in the mix of these sort things every year.one team in that junior level was not very popular with the parents with what happened during the year,now maybe the coach is ...

I think that futsal should be run like our local comp, by the federation. one group 10 teams from the north eastern area,one group from southern area,and a group from the western area. top two teams from each division play off for a state championship Yep. Bringing everyone under one banner seems ...

I think that futsal should be run like our local comp, by the federation.
one group 10 teams from the north eastern area,one group from southern area,and a group from the western area.
top two teams from each division play off for a state championship

Crap? In what way? If to you (a parent with a vested interest = important customer) it is VERY disappointing to hear. I had toyed with the idea of becoming a Futsal coach, but your comment makes me to find out more with extreme caution. hi drusetta my delay on the matter is because i was away,the ...

would like some feedback on if futsal is a benefit to our kids or not

I think kids can play 10 months of the year. When I started playing sport at 4yrs old in the 70's thats all I did was run around playing soccer, squash & basketball for clubs, with local kids in the street and school. Nowdays our kids learn from out of date coaching techniques and video games. Also ...

[quote="Drusetta"]Results can be found here... http://www.futsalnationals.com.au/draws/draws.htm The major disappointing thing to me was once again, the player of the tournament is the top goal scorer. Very Disappointing. (This comment is directed at all goal scoring type sports, not Futsal).[/q ...

just a parent watching my son get get humiliated 6. 0 when after the game i was told some of modbury players normally play in u13s Mate this happens all the time, if they are eligible then their eligible, it has to be done, it has happened to me alot over the years but you just get over it and work ...

beskid wrote:2 year ago blue eagles charged money to trial as well, not sure if they still do

they dont charge for trials

[quote="Hollygirl"]The problem is a there are often ground issues for example Birkalla could have easily fielded additional junior teams based on the large numbers that they had out to trials but they don't have the grounds for them. There are very few clubs around the area made worse by the fact ...

who thinks that their are to many clubs in a 10klm area or not enough It depends which 10hk area....the only way of answering is if you can't get enough kids to fill teams there may be too many clubs in that area....a lot of clubs are turning away many children which would indicate that there are ...

who thinks that their are to many clubs in a 10klm area or not enough

I don't know if it happens in the lower age groups but I was talking about U19 players down to U17. it does happen at lower age groups u12&13 does is where i think it is unfair on the kids who have played all year then get droped to save games.i thought we had to develope players to play pressure ...

citynumeruno wrote:we always drop players to win. thats why in the tough matchs we have came on top. i bet ya we aint the only team that does it.

well its teams like yours that stuff up the whole system
for everybody else

it is sad to see teams dropping players down an age group to win games when it has no bearing on the ladder. i saw a team today play at the best of thier abillty to win and they held this team until the oppisite team decided to field players from a age group above them they ended up winning .i ...