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Posted April 03, 2014 05:58 · last edited April 03, 2014 05:59

Royz wrote:
Blew.2 wrote:
Royz wrote:

But Perth, Brisbane and Adelaide have there (Reserve+Mixed) sides playing in the local (Amateur) competition as well as the NYL(And soon FFA Cup). Show me where FIFA says NO to that?.

If the FFA says yes to the Nix's and FIFA confirms it, Then same should apply to NZF allowing a Nix's youth side to play in its main youth competition. Its quite anti Pro football and if another NZ based A-League side was to emerge and wanted the same thing but was denied - You would have to think to yourself "Who's running NZF?".

You also need Oceania Federation to OK it. And they may not like it as it opens the O league to more player options for NZ teams (Guess here no facts or rules read)


In Oz would they not just have to sit out the 30 day stand down to qualify to the local Oz grades?      Need the rules wizard in here

 

Oceania gave the FFA the OK to have the Nix's in the A-League, Part of that original licence had the ASB teams sign off on allowing the Nix's to play for a O-League placing (Think it was Graham Seatter's idea). But it fell through for one reason or another. However the OFC still has an invitation (From the FFA) for another OFC based team to join the A-League ( Karembeu's Oceanian 11?).

So why would they (The OFC) turn there back on the only professional football club in the region having a reserve side in NZFC or ASB prem.   

I believe the Phoenix is an Australian registered professional football team based in NZ.

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Blew.2 edited April 03, 2014 05:59
Royz wrote:
Blew.2 wrote:
Royz wrote:

But Perth, Brisbane and Adelaide have there (Reserve+Mixed) sides playing in the local (Amateur) competition as well as the NYL(And soon FFA Cup). Show me where FIFA says NO to that?.

If the FFA says yes to the Nix's and FIFA confirms it, Then same should apply to NZF allowing a Nix's youth side to play in its main youth competition. Its quite anti Pro football and if another NZ based A-League side was to emerge and wanted the same thing but was denied - You would have to think to yourself "Who's running NZF?".

You also need Oceania Federation to OK it. And they may not like it as it opens the O league to more player options for NZ teams (Guess here no facts or rules read)


In Oz would they not just have to sit out the 30 day stand down to qualify to the local Oz grades?      Need the rules wizard in here

 

Oceania gave the FFA the OK to have the Nix's in the A-League, Part of that original licence had the ASB teams sign off on allowing the Nix's to play for a O-League placing (Think it was Graham Seatter's idea). But it fell through for one reason or another. However the OFC still has an invitation (From the FFA) for another OFC based team to join the A-League ( Karembeu's Oceanian 11?).

So why would they (The OFC) turn there back on the only professional football club in the region having a reserve side in NZFC or ASB prem.   

I believe the Phoenix is an Australian registered professional football team based in NZ.