personally im interested in following the progress of any player who played here and then who heads off for a career.
i would have been interested in how tade went in argentina last year
i don't think it will happen again, but if we had a paul warhurst or john mcginlay situation ever again i'd certainly be interested in following that progress!
i guess andreu guerau springs to mind
EDIT: any 'decent' player
He's not a Kiwi.
was in NZ same length of time as Wynn so by NZF logic he's a Kiwi
Your logic points to Krishna being a Kiwi
Don't have to be eligible to Play for NZ to be a "Kiwi" was my point. the thread is kiwis overseas not NZ eligible players overseas
Browne got a scholarship to attend St Peters in Auckland in 2011 (I think). Next year aged 16 (I think) he was playing for not only St Peters but also for ACFC in the ASB, and was in their squad for the Club World Cup.
NB He was already living in Auckland when he represented PNG at the Fifa Under-17 qualifiers.
I'm just asking to clarify the sake of consistency here.
Does anyone even know if he got his residency before he left? All I'm saying is he was in NZ for same amount of time as Wynn before he left to presume his career overseas and just by the mere fact we are all discussing the validity of having his own thread (where ever you want to class it) means there is enough interest to have one. Wynn is not technically eligible for NZ until he is 23 (required an exemption from FIFA laws to be eligible and required NZF fast track of his citizenship) but he is a "kiwi" Browne may not be technically eligible either but I would say deserves his own thread.
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He's not a Kiwi.
was in NZ same length of time as Wynn so by NZF logic he's a Kiwi
Your logic points to Krishna being a Kiwi
Don't have to be eligible to Play for NZ to be a "Kiwi" was my point. the thread is kiwis overseas not NZ eligible players overseas
Browne got a scholarship to attend St Peters in Auckland in 2011 (I think). Next year aged 16 (I think) he was playing for not only St Peters but also for ACFC in the ASB, and was in their squad for the Club World Cup.
NB He was already living in Auckland when he represented PNG at the Fifa Under-17 qualifiers.
I'm just asking to clarify the sake of consistency here.
Does anyone even know if he got his residency before he left? All I'm saying is he was in NZ for same amount of time as Wynn before he left to presume his career overseas and just by the mere fact we are all discussing the validity of having his own thread (where ever you want to class it) means there is enough interest to have one. Wynn is not technically eligible for NZ until he is 23 (required an exemption from FIFA laws to be eligible and required NZF fast track of his citizenship) but he is a "kiwi" Browne may not be technically eligible either but I would say deserves his own thread.
You'd have to think so seeing he came here to attend school in 2011 and continued at school here until late last year. That pretty much equals 5 years.
"At the end of the drive the lawmen arrive...
I'll take my chance because luck is on my side or something...
Her name is Rio, she don't need to understand...
Oh Rio, Rio, hear them shout across the land..."
He's not a Kiwi.
was in NZ same length of time as Wynn so by NZF logic he's a Kiwi
Your logic points to Krishna being a Kiwi
Don't have to be eligible to Play for NZ to be a "Kiwi" was my point. the thread is kiwis overseas not NZ eligible players overseas
Browne got a scholarship to attend St Peters in Auckland in 2011 (I think). Next year aged 16 (I think) he was playing for not only St Peters but also for ACFC in the ASB, and was in their squad for the Club World Cup.
NB He was already living in Auckland when he represented PNG at the Fifa Under-17 qualifiers.
I'm just asking to clarify the sake of consistency here.
Does anyone even know if he got his residency before he left? All I'm saying is he was in NZ for same amount of time as Wynn before he left to presume his career overseas and just by the mere fact we are all discussing the validity of having his own thread (where ever you want to class it) means there is enough interest to have one. Wynn is not technically eligible for NZ until he is 23 (required an exemption from FIFA laws to be eligible and required NZF fast track of his citizenship) but he is a "kiwi" Browne may not be technically eligible either but I would say deserves his own thread.
You'd have to think so seeing he came here to attend school in 2011 and continued at school here until late last year. That pretty much equals 5 years.
Could make him a personal thread in the General Football section of Worldwide Football?
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"At the end of the drive the lawmen arrive...
I'll take my chance because luck is on my side or something...
Her name is Rio, she don't need to understand...
Oh Rio, Rio, hear them shout across the land..."
Old photo that Jerzy they haven't had a big crowed for a while maybe this weekend and whats wrong with the pitch
Fuck this stupid game
The survey was a good idea but for the life of me I can't see how Dave Farrington Park rated 22= and there was no mention of Bluewater Stadium (or Park Island for the uninitiated)
Fuck this stupid game
no crowd here compared to previous seasons and its a semi, acfc supporters lost interest and boy can these imports moan
Maybe its because there are no Central United youth coming through the ranks and the blame falls with the poor quality youth coaches and management.
Maybe its because there are no Central United youth coming through the ranks and the blame falls with the poor quality youth coaches and management.
Probably more like rescheduled game clashed with other plans people made. Sounds like an axe to grind there a boy who didn't make it perhaps? Why did NZF not fly CU up on Friday? Any organisation with a clue would manage the risk of a knock out semi which could go to extra time and Live coverage on TV by ensuring the the opposition would be there. I see the Final was already booked for Thursday at QBE what ever the result of the semis. imagine the crowd there for CU vs HBU lol
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To be fair you have to nominate a final venue more than five days in advance for all those things that require pre-planning (TV logistics etc).
That's just the way it is...
So whatever venue was chosen had scope for it to be a bad fit, ie, imagine if it was in Napier for Wellington v Canterbury.
Used to work when the Final was at the Basin Reserve year after year.
#oldtimer
"At the end of the drive the lawmen arrive...
I'll take my chance because luck is on my side or something...
Her name is Rio, she don't need to understand...
Oh Rio, Rio, hear them shout across the land..."
With Ryan DeVries still not eligible for the AWs did Auckland City meet the required player quota. Or is it just another rule that NZ Football turned a blind eye to
weird that he's ineligible having already been capped
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weird that he's ineligible having already been capped
Grumpy old bastard alert
Maybe good old Glyn got it wrong as well DeVries did spend a lot of time going backwards and forwards to Aus .Musa is in the same boat sorry I meant Burfoot
hmmm
akl city v waibop, final round of the reg season
foreign (9): Diego Rivas; Daewook Kim, Angel Berlanga, Takuya Iwata; Mario Bilen, Fabrizio Tavano; Ryan De Vries, Joao Moreira, Micah Lea’Alafa
local (7): Michael Den Heijer, (Andrew Milne 74′), Clayton Lewis, (Myer Bevan 87′), (Reid Drake 80′). Subs: Danyon Drake (rgk), Ivan Vicelich.
hmmm
akl city v waibop, final round of the reg season
foreign (9): Diego Rivas; Daewook Kim, Angel Berlanga, Takuya Iwata; Mario Bilen, Fabrizio Tavano; Ryan De Vries, Joao Moreira, Micah Lea’Alafa
local (7): Michael Den Heijer, (Andrew Milne 74′), Clayton Lewis, (Myer Bevan 87′), (Reid Drake 80′). Subs: Danyon Drake (rgk), Ivan Vicelich.
I think for the purposes of the ASB Premiership, Ryan De Vries counts as a kiwi!. Each club must have kiwi's for at least half of its match day squad. That means a minimum of 8 kiwi's! Auckland always has the bare minimum and usually 5 of those are on the bench!
If the mix is supposed to be split 8 and 8 on the match day squad, they most likely consider de Vries a Kiwi. Considering he has sat out his 5 year period, I would count him and NZ eligible too. Someone must have further information.
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If the mix is supposed to be split 8 and 8 on the match day squad, they most likely consider de Vries a Kiwi. Considering he has sat out his 5 year period, I would count him and NZ eligible too. Someone must have further information.
That's why Ivan was often on the bench for City. there was never any intention he may play but he 'bolstered' the kiwi ranks up to 8!
What's happening with Clayton Lewis I see he was stood down from Onehunga did he get 6 months/2 years who's to blame ACFC,NZ Football or the boy himself
What's happening with Clayton Lewis I see he was stood down from Onehunga did he get 6 months/2 years who's to blame ACFC,NZ Football or the boy himself
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Blew.2 I don't understand your reply . The fact that he's not playing indicates to me that its more to this than being an asthmatic .
For asthma medication It is as simple TUE form (therapeutic use exemption) that all sports doctors and international players are clearly made aware of .
It is about time the authorities came out and said why he is being stood down and for how long?
Thought it looked like a case of him exceeding whatever limit of the substance his exemption allows him when it first came out. Puzzling it's gone on for so long.
Blew.2 I don't understand your reply . The fact that he's not playing indicates to me that its more to this than being an asthmatic .
For asthma medication It is as simple TUE form (therapeutic use exemption) that all sports doctors and international players are clearly made aware of .
It is about time the authorities came out and said why he is being stood down and for how long?
Obvious error by official - rescind the card lol
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Who was the Champions League player that was trying to "shop window himself" at Auckland City before the deal fell over? Great to see Ramon sign on for another year.
"Ufuk with the Club, Ufuk with the Country".
If your girlfriend's got gloves, she's a keeper.
Glad leniency was shown as it just seemed like a bit of foolishness on Clayton's part where he could've managed his asthma a lot better glad he'll be back on the field very soon.
To discuss this away from the player concerned, does this set a precedent and if so, is it a fair one? I read that the tennis player Mark Neilson (sp?) was suspended for using a hair regrowth drug which, if you take on the face of it, seems just as innocent as an inhaler with unintended doping consequences.
I just I ask if its fair based on other suspensions. I guess an inhaler is a needed health requirement where as hair loss.... why fight it?
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To discuss this away from the player concerned, does this set a precedent and if so, is it a fair one? I read that the tennis player Mark Neilson (sp?) was suspended for using a hair regrowth drug which, if you take on the face of it, seems just as innocent as an inhaler with unintended doping consequences.
I just I ask if its fair based on other suspensions. I guess an inhaler is a needed health requirement where as hair loss.... why fight it?
Ventolin is supposedly restricted to certain levels as it can increase oxygen levels for non asthmatics so I kind of understand the WADA regulations but Clayton genuinely is asthmatic and obviously needs to be able to breathe he just over did his dosage so I think 1 month is fair. As for Mark Nielsen Finasteride is a known masking agent as well as a hair loss treatment he could've been using it to hide other performance enhancing drugs.
To discuss this away from the player concerned, does this set a precedent and if so, is it a fair one? I read that the tennis player Mark Neilson (sp?) was suspended for using a hair regrowth drug which, if you take on the face of it, seems just as innocent as an inhaler with unintended doping consequences.
I just I ask if its fair based on other suspensions. I guess an inhaler is a needed health requirement where as hair loss.... why fight it?
Ventolin is supposedly restricted to certain levels as it can increase oxygen levels for non asthmatics so I kind of understand the WADA regulations but Clayton genuinely is asthmatic and obviously needs to be able to breathe he just over did his dosage so I think 1 month is fair. As for Mark Nielsen Finasteride is a known masking agent as well as a hair loss treatment he could've been using it to hide other performance enhancing drugs.
Or he's going bald....
Who was the Champions League player that was trying to "shop window himself" at Auckland City before the deal fell over? Great to see Ramon sign on for another year.
Danny Hay
New keeper as well. Nice.
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