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Posted December 03, 2020 03:20 · last edited December 03, 2020 07:07

The best young player development will be through the 2 academies Weenix and Ole. Any young player who stays in ChCh training 3 nights a week at Cashmere Tech, and playing only on Saturdays is at a big disadvantage to his peers in an Academy who virtually already training semi pro. 9 weeks of Championship football with Cash Tech won’t change that.

NZF had to come out with cheaper NL financial model so I guess they have that, but don’t think it will help player development and the number of Kiwis getting signed for overseas pro clubs, at all.

Still a focus on winter football should better aline with the Nix, as the A League moves to the colder months as well. But by the time the Weenix/Lower Hutt move into the Championship NL phase of the season the A League will be over??  And it is going to be a big jump from CL football for those senior Nix players, seeking some game time with Weenix/LH through the A League season. A negative for the Nix with their youth/feeder team playing mostly at a lower level.

I’ll miss summer football over both comps.

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Unknown editor edited December 03, 2020 07:07

The best young player development will be through the 2 academies Weenix and Ole. Any young player who stays in ChCh training 3 nights a week at Cashmere Tech and playing Saturdays is at a big disadvantage to his peers in an Academy. 9 weeks of Championship football with his club won’t change that.

NZF had to come out with cheaper financial model so I guess they have that, but don’t think it will help player development and the number of Kiwis getting signed for overseas pro clubs at all.

Still a focus on winter football should better aline with the Nix, as the A League moves to the colder months as well. But by the time the Weenix/Lower Hutt move into the Championship NL phase of the season the A League will be over??  And it is going to be a big jump from CL football for those senior Nix players, seeking some game time with Weenix/LH through the A League season. A negative for the Nix with their youth/feeder team playing mostly at a lower level.

I’ll miss summer football over both comps.

Unknown editor edited December 03, 2020 06:47

The best young player development will be through the 2 academies Weenix and Ole. Any young player who stays in ChCh training 3 nights a week at Cashmere Tech and playing Saturdays is at a big disadvantage to his peers in an Academy. 9 weeks of Championship football with his club won’t change that.

NZF had to come out with cheaper financial model so I guess they have that, but don’t think it will help player development and the number of Kiwis getting signed for overseas pro clubs at all.

Still a focus on winter football should better aline with the Nix, as the A League moves to the colder months as well. But by the time the Weenix/Lower Hutt move into the Championship NL phase of the season the A League will be over??  And is going to be a big jump from CL football for those senior Nix players seeking some game time with the Weenix/LH through the A League season.

I’ll miss summer football over both comps.

Unknown editor edited December 03, 2020 06:44

The best young player development will be through the 2 academies Weenix and Ole. Any young player who stays in ChCh training 3 nights a week at Cashmere Tech and playing Saturdays is at a big disadvantage to his peers in an Academy. 9 weeks of Championship football with his club won’t change that.

NZF had to come out with cheaper financial model so I guess they have that, but don’t think it will help player development and the number of Kiwis getting signed for overseas pro clubs at all.

Still a focus on winter football should better aline with the Nix, as the A League moves to the colder months as well. But by the time the Weenix/Lower Hutt move into the Championship NL phase of the season the A League will be over??  And is going to be a big jump from CL football for those senior Nix players seeking some game time with the Weenix/LH through A League season.

I’ll miss summer football over both comps.

Unknown editor edited December 03, 2020 05:04

The best young player development will be through the 2 academies Weenix and Ole. Any young player who stays in ChCh training 3 nights a week at Cashmere Tech and playing Saturdays is at a big disadvantage to his peers in an Academy. 9 weeks of Championship football with his club won’t change that.

NZF had to come out with cheaper financial model so I guess they have that, but don’t think it will help player development and the number of Kiwis getting signed for overseas pro clubs at all.

Still a focus on winter football should better aline with the Nix, as the A League moves to winter as well. But by the time the Weenix/Lower Hutt move into the Championship NL phase of the season the A League will be over??  And is going to be a big jump from CL football for those senior Nix players seeking game time with the Weenix/LH through A League season.

I’ll miss summer football over both comps.

Unknown editor edited December 03, 2020 04:59

The best young player development will be through the 2 academies Weenix and Ole. Any young player who stays in ChCh training 3 nights a week at Cashmere Tech and playing Saturdays is at a big disadvantage to his peers in an Academy. 9 weeks of Championship football with his club won’t change that.

NZF had to come out with cheaper financial model so I guess they have that, but don’t think it will help player development and number of Kiwis getting signed for overseas clubs at all.

Still a focus on winter football should better aline with the Nix, as the A League moves to winter as well. But I’ll miss summer football over both comps.

Unknown editor edited December 03, 2020 04:03

The best young player development will be through the 2 academies Weenix and Ole. Any young player who stays in ChCh training 3 nights a week at Cashmere Tech and playing Saturdays is at a big disadvantage to his peers in an Academy. 9 weeks of Championship football with his club won’t change that.

NZF had to come out with cheaper financial model so I guess they have that, but don’t think it will help player development and number of Kiwis getting signed for overseas clubs at all.

Still focus on winter football should better aline with the Nix as the A League moves to winter as well. But I’ll miss summer football over both comps.

Unknown editor edited December 03, 2020 03:21

The best young player development will be through the 2 academies Weenix and Ole. Any young player who stays in ChCh training 3 nights a week at Cashmere Tech and playing Saturdays is at a big disadvantage to his peers in an Academy. 9 weeks of Championship football with his club won’t change that.

NZF had to come out with cheaper financial so I guess they have that, but don’t think it will help player development and number of Kiwis getting signed for overseas clubs at all.

Still focus on winter football should better aline with the Nix as the A League moves to winter as well. But I’ll miss summer football over both comps.