divisions next year?
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divisions next year?
div1:
downs
gardens
vale
villa - will they be there or going saturday?
phw
inter
florina
lion
farm
phe
div 2:
nab - will they keep an amateur team?
royal park - will they survive? are they going to fold?
fulham - will go up if villa move
beach
vista
knights
limnos - will they stay sundays?
pumas
pontians
gully
any comments? can any1 confirm these rumours? are there any other senarios?
downs
gardens
vale
villa - will they be there or going saturday?
phw
inter
florina
lion
farm
phe
div 2:
nab - will they keep an amateur team?
royal park - will they survive? are they going to fold?
fulham - will go up if villa move
beach
vista
knights
limnos - will they stay sundays?
pumas
pontians
gully
any comments? can any1 confirm these rumours? are there any other senarios?
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My prediction
Div 1
Downs
USC
Vale
Sals Inter
Sals Florina
PHW
PHE
Farm
Fulham
Gardens
Div 2
Pontian
TTG
Mod Vista
West Beach
Knights
Pumas
Imbros
Croatia
San Marco
Plympton
Div 1
Downs
USC
Vale
Sals Inter
Sals Florina
PHW
PHE
Farm
Fulham
Gardens
Div 2
Pontian
TTG
Mod Vista
West Beach
Knights
Pumas
Imbros
Croatia
San Marco
Plympton
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That would be a joke. Plympton have finished closer to relegation than promotion in the last 3 years and would still get promoted every year? So from div 5 to div 2 by finishing mid table every year...Godfather wrote:My prediction
Div 1
Downs
USC
Vale
Sals Inter
Sals Florina
PHW
PHE
Farm
Fulham
Gardens
Div 2
Pontian
TTG
Mod Vista
West Beach
Knights
Pumas
Imbros
Croatia
San Marco
Plympton
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The SAASL will only know once teams enter their registration forms for next season. Until then, everything is rumour and innuendo (such as below ):
- The only thing I have heard concerning Adelaide Villa is they are unhappy at Metro, but its too be expected in their first year there.
- NAB are seriously considering putting in one amateur team only, there ending up in Div 7
- Royal Park will give themselves as long as possible before folding - I don't think money is the problem, its purely the number of players.
It will be interesting to see how Pumas and San Marco fare next year, as I know they were struggling for players late in the year. Pumas are definitely interested in moving to a new ground.
- The only thing I have heard concerning Adelaide Villa is they are unhappy at Metro, but its too be expected in their first year there.
- NAB are seriously considering putting in one amateur team only, there ending up in Div 7
- Royal Park will give themselves as long as possible before folding - I don't think money is the problem, its purely the number of players.
It will be interesting to see how Pumas and San Marco fare next year, as I know they were struggling for players late in the year. Pumas are definitely interested in moving to a new ground.
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Wanderers moved from Collegiate League this year and had to fight to end up in Sat Div 2, which with all modesty, we dominated.
If, as suggested, a couple of Sunday teams come across plus the best couple of Collegiate teams (Mercedes, Rostrevor or Pembroke) which the SAASL are in talks with it would make for an interesting situation.
Both Div 1 and Div 2 would increase in size, which I don’t think would happen. Extra teams would be relegated, which would be unfair. Or Div 3 would have 3 or 4 teams that would be well above the standard of the others, no disrespect to the teams there presently.
What ever happens, the level of Saturday Amateurs imo will soon surpass Sundays, if it hasn't already.
I'm waiting for the barrage from Sunday players, but from what I have seen this year (mainly Sun Div 2 for both days) the better Saturday teams are at least as good as their Sunday counterparts. Not withstanding club loyalty, where mates play etc. given the fact that the younger players coming up prefer to play Saturday, so they can go out Saturday night and the older players coming back from Super/Premier/State League prefer Saturdays cos that is what they are used to... It's only a matter of time.
If, as suggested, a couple of Sunday teams come across plus the best couple of Collegiate teams (Mercedes, Rostrevor or Pembroke) which the SAASL are in talks with it would make for an interesting situation.
Both Div 1 and Div 2 would increase in size, which I don’t think would happen. Extra teams would be relegated, which would be unfair. Or Div 3 would have 3 or 4 teams that would be well above the standard of the others, no disrespect to the teams there presently.
What ever happens, the level of Saturday Amateurs imo will soon surpass Sundays, if it hasn't already.
I'm waiting for the barrage from Sunday players, but from what I have seen this year (mainly Sun Div 2 for both days) the better Saturday teams are at least as good as their Sunday counterparts. Not withstanding club loyalty, where mates play etc. given the fact that the younger players coming up prefer to play Saturday, so they can go out Saturday night and the older players coming back from Super/Premier/State League prefer Saturdays cos that is what they are used to... It's only a matter of time.
This is getting a bit out of hand if u ask me, is it really fair 4 clubs to just announce that they are moving to saturday right at the end of the season.
I think this makes it difficult for the competitions that the teams leave. Perhaps there should be a waiting list for 1 or 2 seasons.
I think this makes it difficult for the competitions that the teams leave. Perhaps there should be a waiting list for 1 or 2 seasons.
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The SAASL have been in talks with the collegiate league forever and a day, so it will be interesting to see what happens with Mercedes, ROCS etc. One of the reasons these clubs like playing collegiate league is the distance to travel... the longest trip is probably ROCS to Mercedes!
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NAB - heard on the grapevine that they will only field an over 35's side next year and focus on the State League.the REAL one wrote:whats happening with these clubs?
nab?
villa?
limnos?
royal park?
how will the div 1 and div 2 look next year?
Adelaide Villa - going to Saturday Div 3 as long as they can have First Team and Reserves
Limnos - folding
Royal Park - surviving from all accounts
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