FFSA & SAASL

[KING NUGGETT]

Has anyone heard if there anything happening with the reunification of these 2 Associations or is it just way too hard???

[Rob Lozza]

Most people don't give a fuck.

[gone]

I disagree. I'd go so far as saying that most people would like to keep SAASL away from the mismanagement that is FFSA.
If it ain't broke don't fix it.

[black]

I disagree. I'd go so far as saying that most people would like to keep SAASL away from the mismanagement that is FFSA.
If it ain't broke don't fix it.

+1

[web]

I disagree. I'd go so far as saying that most people would like to keep SAASL away from the mismanagement that is FFSA.
If it ain't broke don't fix it.

+1

+2

[KING NUGGETT]

+3 but thats the problem...

[Mr Michael Carter]

The FFSA is being run extremely well at the moment, thank you very much.

I would say that this other illigitemate competition you refer to does not have time on its side. We would see most teams applying to join the FFSA in the not to distant future, at which time we will choose who should be priviliged to play with us and who should not!

[Rumour With A View]

The FFSA is being run extremely well at the moment, thank you very much.

I would say that this other illigitemate competition you refer to does not have time on its side. We would see most teams applying to join the FFSA in the not to distant future, at which time we will choose who should be priviliged to play with us and who should not!

Is the rumour true that you want to change the game duration from 2 halves to 9 innings, because you are more comfortable with that format ?

[Mad_Max]

The FFSA is being run extremely well at the moment, thank you very much.

I would say that this other illigitemate competition you refer to does not have time on its side. We would see most teams applying to join the FFSA in the not to distant future, at which time we will choose who should be priviliged to play with us and who should not!

Good to see you back on the forum mate and telling it how it is.

Seriously why would the FFSA even consider entertaining these retired hacks and has-beens?

Send the breakaway group wannabes over to the SAASL and sit back and watch the fun.

[Rose Pedals]

I won't believe you if you tell me, not a word of this is true.

[You Too]

Nothing like self praise me Mr C. but ask most other people involved how it's running and they're not quite so sure as you. Then again you probably think that Baseball in SA was well run too.........lol.

You'll pick and choose who joins - what a laugh. If amalgamation ever happens in this state it will more than likely be because Soccer has a strong leader with vision, exceptional leadership skills and an inclusive style of management, so I'm guessing it probably won't be you doing much picking and choosing.

[Steve#4]

Guys..........It's not really MC.....

[Rose Pedals]

Guys..........It's not really MC.....

It most definitely isn't.

[KS2011]

The FFSA is being run extremely well at the moment, thank you very much.

I would say that this other illigitemate competition you refer to does not have time on its side. We would see most teams applying to join the FFSA in the not to distant future, at which time we will choose who should be priviliged to play with us and who should not!

Hahahahahahaha be careful what you wish for, it seems that the ffsa does not have time on its side, consider it a privlidge that half of the current clubs do not leave the association and form another

[Jay Walking]

Has anyone heard if there anything happening with the reunification of these 2 Associations or is it just way too hard???

I don't think either have really tried this year. They are a long way apart.

[ExtraTime]

I can see in 20 years time we will be having the same conversation

[mvsc]

who cares, they need us more than we need them

[KING NUGGETT]

The FFSA is being run extremely well at the moment, thank you very much.

I would say that this other illigitemate competition you refer to does not have time on its side. We would see most teams applying to join the FFSA in the not to distant future, at which time we will choose who should be priviliged to play with us and who should not!

Hahahahahahaha be careful what you wish for, it seems that the ffsa does not have time on its side, consider it a privlidge that half of the current clubs do not leave the association and form another

There was already a break away of clubs from the FFSA this year who went to the SAASL & wanted them to administar a New League for them, but the SAASL said NO!
Because they want to mend the bridges not rip them down & didnt want to internsify the bad blood between both Associations...

[Wraith]

There was already a break away of clubs this year who went to the SAASL & wanted them to administar a new League for them, but the SAASL said NO! because they didn't want to internsify the bad blood between both Associations...

Rofl.

Check your sources Nuggett.

[KING NUGGETT]

There was already a break away of clubs this year who went to the SAASL & wanted them to administar a new League for them, but the SAASL said NO! because they didn't want to internsify the bad blood between both Associations...

Rofl.

Check your sources Nuggett.

Bill Baily told me...

[Wraith]

Bill Baily told me...

Well I heard different.

[KING NUGGETT]

Bill Baily told me...

Well I heard different.

Well I'm telling you he told me this, at the Mayor Cup Final

[ExtraTime]

Yes as what Nuggett had stated .. The same person told me at a League Meeting earlier this year

[Mr Michael Carter]

There was already a break away of clubs from the FFSA this year who went to the SAASL & wanted them to administar a New League for them, but the SAASL said NO!
Because they want to mend the bridges not rip them down & didnt want to internsify the bad blood between both Associations...

Mr Nurgget, there was a break away which did not last very long, once they discovered the illegitimate league was not to the level they expected. The grass is always looks greener on the other side, once they realised the youth pathways and level and quantity of refereeing was not to the FFSA standard, they returned quickly.

As for the bridge, FFSA have had that bridge built for more than 2 years now, and they can cross it whenever they are ready, certainly many clubs have already dones so. It is only a matter of time.

Furthermore Mr Nugget, a club like yours would be challenged more so in the FFSA and your achievments would be recognised on the international arena, but you choose to play in a level well below you and to reap only hollow rewards. I am sure this is very satisfying.

[marooned]

a club like yours would be challenged more so in the FFSA and your achievments would be recognised on the international arena,

get yer hand off it. No one cares about FFSA anymore and more players are turning up at the SAASL and turning their backs on FFSA clubs.

[lisbon lion]

There was already a break away of clubs from the FFSA this year who went to the SAASL & wanted them to administar a New League for them, but the SAASL said NO!
Because they want to mend the bridges not rip them down & didnt want to internsify the bad blood between both Associations...

Mr Nurgget, there was a break away which did not last very long, once they discovered the illegitimate league was not to the level they expected. The grass is always looks greener on the other side, once they realised the youth pathways and level and quantity of refereeing was not to the FFSA standard, they returned quickly.

As for the bridge, FFSA have had that bridge built for more than 2 years now, and they can cross it whenever they are ready, certainly many clubs have already dones so. It is only a matter of time.

Furthermore Mr Nugget, a club like yours would be challenged more so in the FFSA and your achievments would be recognised on the international arena, but you choose to play in a level well below you and to reap only hollow rewards. I am sure this is very satisfying.

what colour is the sky in your world.......knob

[KING NUGGETT]

There was already a break away of clubs from the FFSA this year who went to the SAASL & wanted them to administar a New League for them, but the SAASL said NO!
Because they want to mend the bridges not rip them down & didnt want to internsify the bad blood between both Associations...

Mr Nurgget, there was a break away which did not last very long, once they discovered the illegitimate league was not to the level they expected. The grass is always looks greener on the other side, once they realised the youth pathways and level and quantity of refereeing was not to the FFSA standard, they returned quickly.

As for the bridge, FFSA have had that bridge built for more than 2 years now, and they can cross it whenever they are ready, certainly many clubs have already dones so. It is only a matter of time.

Furthermore Mr Nugget, a club like yours would be challenged more so in the FFSA and your achievments would be recognised on the international arena, but you choose to play in a level well below you and to reap only hollow rewards. I am sure this is very satisfying.

They??? We are they!!!I'm thinking this is your problem Mr. C

I'm pretty sure your Clubs approached our Association, not the other way around.
And all the FFSA efforts to convert SAASL Clubs over to the FFSA have been in vain, wonder why...

[BlackBrian_7]

I can't believe all you guys are getting your panties in a bunch over an obvious wind up.

[Wraith]

I can't believe all you guys are getting your panties in a bunch over an obvious wind up.

Finally some sense.

[gone]

I think this Carter character is onto something here. I think I'll call Bill at down at SAASL & tell him to write out a cheque quick smart. If we give FFSA all our money and promise to increase our fees, I'm pretty sure they'll let most of our clubs join them.