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Posted December 14, 2020 00:48 · last edited December 14, 2020 00:49

The relevant section of the memo from NZF about the changes...

To align the three respective conferences the NLS Regulations at Level One will stipulate that any player participating must be registered with their respective club by June 30. 

No club can play any player who is not registered by this point for either the conference or championship phase. 

No loan agreements or transfer periods will be in place as these terms relate specifically to professional players. 

Players may only be registered for three clubs and play for a maximum of two of these within a season as per the NZF Regulations on the Status of Transfer of Players.

It's important to think of the 'national league' as of 2021 as a competition that starts in March (or April) with the conference phase and somewhere between 30 and 39 teams spread across three conferences and culminates with a championship phase thats starts in September/October and consists of 10 teams. 

It's all one thing, it's not 'winter leagues' and then the 'best teams from the winter leagues playing in a summer league'.

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Unknown editor edited December 14, 2020 00:49

The relevant section of the memo from NZF about the changes...

To align the three respective conferences the NLS Regulations at Level One will stipulate that any player participating must be registered with their respective club by June 30. 

No club can play any player who is not registered by this point for either the conference or championship phase. 

No loan agreements or transfer periods will be in place as these terms relate specifically to professional players. 

Players may only be registered for three clubs and play for a maximum of two of these within a season as per the NZF Regulations on the Status of Transfer of Players.

It's important to think of the 'national league' as of 2021 as a competition that starts in March (or April) with the conference phase and somewhere between 30 and 39 teams spread across three conferences and culminates with a championship phase thats starts in September/October and consists of 10 teams. 

It's all one thing, it's not 'winter leagues' and then the 'best teams from the winter leagues playing in a summer league'.

Unknown editor edited December 14, 2020 00:49

The relevant section of the memo from NZF about the changes...

To align the three respective conferences the NLS Regulations at Level One will stipulate that any player participating must be registered with their respective club by June 30. No club can play any player who is not registered by this point for either the conference or championship phase. 

No loan agreements or transfer periods will be in place as these terms relate specifically to professional players. 

Players may only be registered for three clubs and play for a maximum of two of these within a season as per the NZF Regulations on the Status of Transfer of Players.

It's important to think of the 'national league' as of 2021 as a competition that starts in March (or April) with the conference phase and somewhere between 30 and 39 teams spread across three conferences and culminates with a championship phase thats starts in September/October and consists of 10 teams. 

It's all one thing, it's not 'winter leagues' and then the 'best teams from the winter leagues playing in a summer league'.

Unknown editor edited December 14, 2020 00:49

The relevant section of the memo from NZF about the changes...

To align the three respective conferences the NLS Regulations at Level One will stipulate that any player participating must be registered with their respective club by June 30. No club can play any player who is not registered by this point for either the conference or championship phase. 

No loan agreements or transfer periods will be in place as these terms relate specifically to professional players. 

Players may only be registered for three clubs and play for a maximum of two of these within a season as per the NZF Regulations on the Status of Transfer of Players.


It's important to think of the 'national league' as of 2021 as a competition that starts in March (or April) with the conference phase and somewhere between 30 and 39 teams spread across three conferences and culminates with a championship phase thats starts in September/October and consists of 10 teams. 


It's all one thing, it's not 'winter leagues' and then the 'best teams from the winter leagues playing in a summer league'.

Unknown editor edited December 14, 2020 00:49
zonknz wrote:

Genuine question here; some people have been suggesting that the new format won't allow the best players to play in the Championship/NL phase.

Whilst FIFA etc say that amateur players cannot go out on loan, won't the system operate much as it does now- players signed for a particular period of time (till end of winter season), then moving to franchieses other clubs for the NL part of the season?

Maybe there is something obvious i don't understand about this - what prevents that in the new format?

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The relevant section of the memo from NZF about the changes...

[quote]To align the three respective conferences the NLS Regulations at Level One will stipulate that any player participating must be registered with their respective club by June 30. No club can play any player who is not registered by this point for either the conference or championship phase. 

No loan agreements or transfer periods will be in place as these terms relate specifically to professional players. 

Players may only be registered for three clubs and play for a maximum of two of these within a season as per the NZF Regulations on the Status of Transfer of Players.

It's important to think of the 'national league' as of 2021 as a competition that starts in March (or April) with the conference phase and somewhere between 30 and 39 teams spread across three conferences and culminates with a championship phase thats starts in September/October and consists of 10 teams. 

It's all one thing, it's not 'winter leagues' and then the 'best teams from the winter leagues playing in a summer league'.