18 plus the cup is plenty mate, relaxhaywood djablowme wrote:Why not?? Whats wrong with change and further excitment in the league?? The season is only 18 games + cup.. No better time to implement it with the potential affiliation with FFSA.Old Redback wrote:Why?haywood djablowme wrote:SAASL should mirror FFSA leagues and introduce a top 5 finals series at the end of home and away season
We already have a cup and a league - the set up is the same as every other footballing nation that don't seem to need such a spurious convoluted ending to a season and if it ain't broke then why try to fix it?
Ask the current coaches and crop of players their opinion and i think you would be surprised with their response
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get stuffed.haywood djablowme wrote:SAASL should mirror FFSA leagues and introduce a top 5 finals series at the end of home and away season
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would mean the season starts earlier and would those clubs that share their ground with summer sports be availableIce Adonis wrote:get stuffed.haywood djablowme wrote:SAASL should mirror FFSA leagues and introduce a top 5 finals series at the end of home and away season
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Ask the behind the scenes volunteers and you might get another responsehaywood djablowme wrote:Why not?? Whats wrong with change and further excitment in the league?? The season is only 18 games + cup.. No better time to implement it with the potential affiliation with FFSA.Old Redback wrote:Why?haywood djablowme wrote:SAASL should mirror FFSA leagues and introduce a top 5 finals series at the end of home and away season
We already have a cup and a league - the set up is the same as every other footballing nation that don't seem to need such a spurious convoluted ending to a season and if it ain't broke then why try to fix it?
Ask the current coaches and crop of players their opinion and i think you would be surprised with their response
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Fulham made the jump over and in 2 seasons are in State League 1 after being promoted today.
Next season we will be playing against the likes of Raiders, Blue Eagles, Cumberland and White City to name a few - who would have thought 2 years ago.
Juniors playing in JPL A divisions.
It is not all negative with FFSA.
By being affliated clubs WILL HAVE THE OPTION how far they want to progress.
If they are happy with what they have then nothing needs to change coming under the FFSA umbrella.
If they have bigger things in mind then they can build.
Next season we will be playing against the likes of Raiders, Blue Eagles, Cumberland and White City to name a few - who would have thought 2 years ago.
Juniors playing in JPL A divisions.
It is not all negative with FFSA.
By being affliated clubs WILL HAVE THE OPTION how far they want to progress.
If they are happy with what they have then nothing needs to change coming under the FFSA umbrella.
If they have bigger things in mind then they can build.
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Modbury Vista should follow suite and drop the amateur team and concentrate on SL 2 to save time, money and other resourcesbigpond wrote:Fulham made the jump over and in 2 seasons are in State League 1 after being promoted today.
Next season we will be playing against the likes of Raiders, Blue Eagles, Cumberland and White City to name a few - who would have thought 2 years ago.
Juniors playing in JPL A divisions.
It is not all negative with FFSA.
By being affliated clubs WILL HAVE THE OPTION how far they want to progress.
If they are happy with what they have then nothing needs to change coming under the FFSA umbrella.
If they have bigger things in mind then they can build.
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Top 5 finals series is biggest waste of time.
Ask the players that have played in it!
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Finals series is fantastic to play in. Nothing matches the joy of winning a finals game.
Its not for everyone. Some cant handle the pressure.
Its not for everyone. Some cant handle the pressure.
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Win a cup final.Kranker wrote:Finals series is fantastic to play in. Nothing matches the joy of winning a finals game.
Its not for everyone. Some cant handle the pressure.
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Can't come soon enough for football in this state. Unification is desperately needed for the sake of the game.
However as said above the devil will be in the detail. There are a million question not least being will fees go through the roof? There's no hiding the fact that a lot of FFSA teams use their juniors as cash cows to fund the first team. So will the parents of amateur club juniors be asked to fork out $1,000 for each child to play?
However as said above the devil will be in the detail. There are a million question not least being will fees go through the roof? There's no hiding the fact that a lot of FFSA teams use their juniors as cash cows to fund the first team. So will the parents of amateur club juniors be asked to fork out $1,000 for each child to play?
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Why would fees go through the rood? It's affiliation not amalgamationYou Too wrote:Can't come soon enough for football in this state. Unification is desperately needed for the sake of the game.
However as said above the devil will be in the detail. There are a million question not least being will fees go through the roof? There's no hiding the fact that a lot of FFSA teams use their juniors as cash cows to fund the first team. So will the parents of amateur club juniors be asked to fork out $1,000 for each child to play?
Hiding the fact If it's a fact you will have no trouble providing figures to back up the fact.
More scaremongering to cloud the issue.
Time for some righteous indignation
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+1 the sport has been held back in this State for too long as its time for SAASL and FFSA to work together and increase the standardStitch This wrote:Why would fees go through the rood? It's affiliation not amalgamationYou Too wrote:Can't come soon enough for football in this state. Unification is desperately needed for the sake of the game.
However as said above the devil will be in the detail. There are a million question not least being will fees go through the roof? There's no hiding the fact that a lot of FFSA teams use their juniors as cash cows to fund the first team. So will the parents of amateur club juniors be asked to fork out $1,000 for each child to play?
Hiding the fact If it's a fact you will have no trouble providing figures to back up the fact.
More scaremongering to cloud the issue.
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Will they work together and increase the standard or will it be more under their banner to enable another team/s for the FFA cup and everything else remains the same with increased feeschurchill wrote:+1 the sport has been held back in this State for too long as its time for SAASL and FFSA to work together and increase the standardStitch This wrote:Why would fees go through the rood? It's affiliation not amalgamationYou Too wrote:Can't come soon enough for football in this state. Unification is desperately needed for the sake of the game.
However as said above the devil will be in the detail. There are a million question not least being will fees go through the roof? There's no hiding the fact that a lot of FFSA teams use their juniors as cash cows to fund the first team. So will the parents of amateur club juniors be asked to fork out $1,000 for each child to play?
Hiding the fact If it's a fact you will have no trouble providing figures to back up the fact.
More scaremongering to cloud the issue.
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churchill wrote:+1 the sport has been held back in this State for too long as its time for SAASL and FFSA to work together and increase the standardStitch This wrote:Why would fees go through the rood? It's affiliation not amalgamationYou Too wrote:Can't come soon enough for football in this state. Unification is desperately needed for the sake of the game.
However as said above the devil will be in the detail. There are a million question not least being will fees go through the roof? There's no hiding the fact that a lot of FFSA teams use their juniors as cash cows to fund the first team. So will the parents of amateur club juniors be asked to fork out $1,000 for each child to play?
Hiding the fact If it's a fact you will have no trouble providing figures to back up the fact.
More scaremongering to cloud the issue.
how has it been held back?
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Stitch This wrote:Why would fees go through the rood? It's affiliation not amalgamationYou Too wrote:Can't come soon enough for football in this state. Unification is desperately needed for the sake of the game.
However as said above the devil will be in the detail. There are a million question not least being will fees go through the roof? There's no hiding the fact that a lot of FFSA teams use their juniors as cash cows to fund the first team. So will the parents of amateur club juniors be asked to fork out $1,000 for each child to play?
Hiding the fact If it's a fact you will have no trouble providing figures to back up the fact.
More scaremongering to cloud the issue.
None at all you troll. Have a look at a few financials from some of these FFSA clubs. When the line under expenses showing player expenses is higher than the line showing income - you can be sure - its a fact.
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Could be an increase in number of games due to possible inclusion in the FFSA Cup competition and the bigger SAASL Clubs might even find their way into the FFA Cup..StanleyLazaridis wrote:Top 5 finals series is biggest waste of time.
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Which would be a good thing. Would be good to see how some of the higher SAASL teams would fare against the NPL sides, bit like the old days.swannsong wrote:Could be an increase in number of games due to possible inclusion in the FFSA Cup competition and the bigger SAASL Clubs might even find their way into the FFA Cup..StanleyLazaridis wrote:Top 5 finals series is biggest waste of time.
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I would imagine if SA were given more than one FFA Cup spot it would be made seperate from the Federation Cup. More competitions = more games.
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No thanks. We left FFSA and came across to Vista, one of the reasons was Saturday's were no good due to Bob's work commitments.churchill wrote:Modbury Vista should follow suite and drop the amateur team and concentrate on SL 2 to save time, money and other resourcesbigpond wrote:Fulham made the jump over and in 2 seasons are in State League 1 after being promoted today.
Next season we will be playing against the likes of Raiders, Blue Eagles, Cumberland and White City to name a few - who would have thought 2 years ago.
Juniors playing in JPL A divisions.
It is not all negative with FFSA.
By being affliated clubs WILL HAVE THE OPTION how far they want to progress.
If they are happy with what they have then nothing needs to change coming under the FFSA umbrella.
If they have bigger things in mind then they can build.
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Think they will find it hard to field an Amateur side next season.....grumbly wrote:
No thanks. We left FFSA and came across to Vista, one of the reasons was Saturday's were no good due to Bob's work commitments.
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With their C's ending with a 100% record, they surely must have some decent depth there.chunky-monkey wrote:Think they will find it hard to field an Amateur side next season.....grumbly wrote:
No thanks. We left FFSA and came across to Vista, one of the reasons was Saturday's were no good due to Bob's work commitments.
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I think its best for all concerned for them to scrap the amateur teams and follow Fulham's lead and put all their resources in SL 2 competition as it would provide a better outcome.chunky-monkey wrote:Think they will find it hard to field an Amateur side next season.....grumbly wrote:
No thanks. We left FFSA and came across to Vista, one of the reasons was Saturday's were no good due to Bob's work commitments.
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For nearly 10 years now we (both sides of the fence) have been pointing the finger at stubborn leaders (on both sides of the fence)...now as a deal has almost been brokered and requires approval of SAASL clubs and the FFSA there seems to be a negativity and some cold feet about such an affiliation.
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For those that weren't there what would the changes be under an affiliation?
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More money means clubs can't dual register which would mean a BIG shake up in all divisions.God is an Englishman wrote:reports seem to be more money for nothing
Also means better insurance for players.
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It won't stop dual registrations, it will just make it one step harder.redwin wrote:More money means clubs can't dual register which would mean a BIG shake up in all divisions.God is an Englishman wrote:reports seem to be more money for nothing
Also means better insurance for players.
Better insurance is never as simple as that, there may be clauses or exceptions in one that isn't in the other. I would have to compare both policies to know if it truly is better.
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You will now be forced to wear shin pads at training. FFSA rules.God is an Englishman wrote:It won't stop dual registrations, it will just make it one step harder.redwin wrote:More money means clubs can't dual register which would mean a BIG shake up in all divisions.God is an Englishman wrote:reports seem to be more money for nothing
Also means better insurance for players.
Better insurance is never as simple as that, there may be clauses or exceptions in one that isn't in the other. I would have to compare both policies to know if it truly is better.