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Posted May 23, 2016 05:43 · last edited May 23, 2016 05:49

The NSW and Victorian NPL (National Premier Leagues) are of a higher standard than that of the smaller states. 

NSW NPL (12 teams, 11 in Sydney, plus Wollongong), draws on a population of approx 5.5 million (and probably a higher % of football players within that popn than in NZ). I watch NSW NPL every week and watched ASBP for the last 10 years. ASBP is of a lower standard (technical ability, speed of play) than NSW NPL (excluding ACFC).

But staying on topic, it's 31 degrees and about 70% humidity in Port Moresby today. Thankfully not much rain on the extended forecast.

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Global Game edited May 23, 2016 05:49

The NSW and Victorian NPL (National Premier Leagues) are of a higher standard than that of the smaller states. 

NSW NPL (12 teams, 11 in Sydney, plus Wollongong), draws on a population of approx 5.5 million (and probably a higher % of football players within that popn than in NZ). I watch NSW NPL every week and watched ASBP for the last 10 years. ASBP is of a lower standard than NSW NPL (excluding ACFC).

But staying on topic, it's 31 degrees and about 70% humidity in Port Moresby today. Thankfully not much rain on the extended forecast.

Global Game edited May 23, 2016 05:48

The NSW and Victorian NPL (National Premier Leagues) are of a higher standard than that of the smaller states. 

NSW NPL (12 teams, 11 in Sydney, plus Wollongong), draws on a population of approx 5.5 million (and probably a higher % of football players within that popn than in NZ). I watch NSW NPL every week and watched ASBP for the last 10 years. ASBP is of a lower level than NSW NPL (excluding ACFC).

But staying on topic, it's 31 degrees and about 70% humidity in Port Moresby today. Thankfully not much rain on the extended forecast.

Global Game edited May 23, 2016 05:46

The NSW and Victorian NPL (National Premier Leagues) are of a higher standard than that of the smaller states. 

NSW NPL (12 teams, 11 in Sydney, plus Wollongong), draws on a population of approx 5.5 million (and probably a higher % of football players within that popn than in NZ). I watch NSW NPL every week and watched ASBP for the last 10 years. ASBP is of a lower level than NSW NPL (excluding ACFC).