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totsreds08 · Post by **totsreds08** » Wed Feb 04, 2009 10:45 pm

can i play club and amatuers?

Bomber · Post by **Bomber** » Wed Feb 04, 2009 10:50 pm

Yes, just go under a different name in one of them.

swannsong · Post by **swannsong** » Wed Feb 04, 2009 10:58 pm

totsreds08 wrote:can i play club and amatuers?

Some play Amateurs and club the opposition.
Some go out clubbing on Saturday and play Amateurs on Sunday.
So I would say yes also.

totsreds08 · Post by **totsreds08** » Wed Feb 04, 2009 11:00 pm

Bomber wrote:Yes, just go under a different name in one of them.

easy

totsreds08 · Post by **totsreds08** » Wed Feb 04, 2009 11:03 pm

i'd love to play club saturday and then just rock up sunday for amatuers

Lilly Whites · Post by **Lilly Whites** » Wed Feb 04, 2009 11:19 pm

come play at athlestone!

totsreds08 · Post by **totsreds08** » Wed Feb 04, 2009 11:20 pm

Lilly Whites wrote:come play at athlestone!

lol its a bit of a hike

Missing Post Count · Post by **Missing Post Count** » Thu Feb 05, 2009 1:21 am

Adelaide Villa have teams on both days too I think, and they have a girls team if that's more your style

totsreds08 · Post by **totsreds08** » Thu Feb 05, 2009 1:26 am

i am still puzzled. if i am registered for a club, can i register for an amateur team?

Missing Post Count · Post by **Missing Post Count** » Thu Feb 05, 2009 1:33 am

No I don't think so. I think the SAASL doesn't recognize dual registration.

gunner_59 · Post by **gunner_59** » Thu Feb 05, 2009 7:59 am

Bodø Glimt wrote:No I don't think so. I think the SAASL doesn't recognize dual registration.

With the FFSA refusing to talk to the SAASL it could be easier to play for both competitions. The SAASL doesn't recognize dual registration but if they tried to check with the FFSA on the eligibility of a player they will not get ANY sort of response... that's how pig headed FFSA are being.
So my guess is that the SAASL could say something along the lines of this... "we have no (and can't get any) official documentation to prove you are playing Federation, so yes, you can register with an amateur league club".
Makes for interesting times I think!!

Outlaw 2.0 · Post by **Outlaw 2.0** » Thu Feb 05, 2009 9:17 am

gunner_59 wrote:
Bodø Glimt wrote:No I don't think so. I think the SAASL doesn't recognize dual registration.
With the FFSA refusing to talk to the SAASL it could be easier to play for both competitions. The SAASL doesn't recognize dual registration but if they tried to check with the FFSA on the eligibility of a player they will not get ANY sort of response... that's how pig headed FFSA are being.
So my guess is that the SAASL could say something along the lines of this... "we have no (and can't get any) official documentation to prove you are playing Federation, so yes, you can register with an amateur league club".
Makes for interesting times I think!!

Well put, however still not worth getting your team fined and relegated..... No, is the honest answer you cannot play both.

guti · Post by **guti** » Thu Feb 05, 2009 11:03 am

imanoutlaw wrote:
gunner_59 wrote:
Bodø Glimt wrote:No I don't think so. I think the SAASL doesn't recognize dual registration.
With the FFSA refusing to talk to the SAASL it could be easier to play for both competitions. The SAASL doesn't recognize dual registration but if they tried to check with the FFSA on the eligibility of a player they will not get ANY sort of response... that's how pig headed FFSA are being.
So my guess is that the SAASL could say something along the lines of this... "we have no (and can't get any) official documentation to prove you are playing Federation, so yes, you can register with an amateur league club".
Makes for interesting times I think!!
Well put, however still not worth getting your team fined and relegated..... No, is the honest answer you cannot play both.

There were quite a few dual registration cases in Saturday Div 3 last year. I'm not privy to the last one, because I was playing Div 1 reserves, but as I understand it, only one club got punished (with the reversal of a result) and the other two were swept under the table / ignored.

Rob Lozza · Post by **Rob Lozza** » Thu Feb 05, 2009 8:07 pm

To answer the original querion in this thread: no, the SAASL does not permit dual registrations. Same with the CSL.

(And please don't anyone go on here about what happened to them last year in Saturday Division 3 because whether it was right or wrong, it's done and OVER. Move on.)

guti · Post by **guti** » Thu Feb 05, 2009 9:50 pm

Rob Lozza wrote:To answer the original querion in this thread: no, the SAASL does not permit dual registrations. Same with the CSL.

(And please don't anyone go on here about what happened to them last year in Saturday Division 3 because whether it was right or wrong, it's done and OVER. Move on.)

Maybe I'll write a letter.

totsreds08 · Post by **totsreds08** » Fri Feb 06, 2009 2:01 am

thanks for your answers

kramerica · Post by **kramerica** » Fri Feb 06, 2009 9:23 am

Kitchimo wrote: There were quite a few dual registration cases in Saturday Div 3 last year. I'm not privy to the last one, because I was playing Div 1 reserves, but as I understand it, only one club got punished (with the reversal of a result) and the other two were swept under the table / ignored.

Yes this would be correct. I think pherhaps it was due to the way they where handled and evidence provided.

nugget66 · Post by **nugget66** » Sat Feb 07, 2009 2:50 pm

Rob Lozza wrote:To answer the original querion in this thread: no, the SAASL does not permit dual registrations. Same with the CSL.

(And please don't anyone go on here about what happened to them last year in Saturday Division 3 because whether it was right or wrong, it's done and OVER. Move on.)

Rob your with the SAASL arn't you

Rob Lozza · Post by **Rob Lozza** » Sat Feb 07, 2009 2:54 pm

nugget66 wrote:
Rob Lozza wrote:To answer the original querion in this thread: no, the SAASL does not permit dual registrations. Same with the CSL.

(And please don't anyone go on here about what happened to them last year in Saturday Division 3 because whether it was right or wrong, it's done and OVER. Move on.)
Rob your with the SAASL arn't you

Yep - have been since 1984 apart from one year coaching Raiders U/13 and then a two year stint with the "Family First" party. Will be back in 2009.

nugget66 · Post by **nugget66** » Sat Feb 07, 2009 2:59 pm

Rob Lozza wrote:
nugget66 wrote:
Rob Lozza wrote:To answer the original querion in this thread: no, the SAASL does not permit dual registrations. Same with the CSL.

(And please don't anyone go on here about what happened to them last year in Saturday Division 3 because whether it was right or wrong, it's done and OVER. Move on.)
Rob your with the SAASL arn't you
Yep - have been since 1984 apart from one year coaching Raiders U/13 and then a two year stint with the "Family First" party. Will be back in 2009.

George?

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