National League / OCL

Northern League 2022

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over 3 years ago
Also if NZF said the league was professional then the Nix wouldn't be able to play in the A-League 

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over 3 years ago
The JourneyFan
Also if NZF said the league was professional then the Nix wouldn't be able to play in the A-League 
Explain?
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over 3 years ago
If the New Zealand domestic league was professional then there is no way the Nix would be allowed to play in anothers country (let alone confederation ) professional league.There would be no exemption.
Not sure how this works with MLS and Canada though ?
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over 3 years ago
chubbs
If the New Zealand domestic league was professional then there is no way the Nix would be allowed to play in anothers country (let alone confederation ) professional league.There would be no exemption.
Not sure how this works with MLS and Canada though ?


Swansea, Cardiff, Newport County and Wrexham also come to mind.

Three for me, and two for them.

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over 3 years ago
The welsh situation is I think a historical one that would be difficult to unwind.The whole United Kingdom situation in FIFA has a long political history .European countries have always questioned the separate memberships of England , Scotland,Wales and Northern Ireland , when they are one political entity (sort of - Scottish separatism , etc).
There are a couple of other situations that spring to mind - Leichenstein /Switzerland maybe ?
The Nixs participation is the A League was only ever approved by AFC (Bin Hamman and his corrupt mates) on the basis that NZ did not have a professional league.The confederation thing complicates it but the lack of a professional league was the deal breaker.
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over 3 years ago
NSU twitter says their match with ES ended 2-2, but the official website says 1-0 to NSU. If the Twitter is right, Waiheke stays up on goal difference; if the official website is right, Waiheke goes down. Have I got this right?

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over 3 years ago
Doloras
NSU twitter says their match with ES ended 2-2, but the official website says 1-0 to NSU. If the Twitter is right, Waiheke stays up on goal difference; if the official website is right, Waiheke goes down. Have I got this right?
 North Shore-Suburbs was 2-2, but Suburbs are 12 points clear of Waiheke so it really doesn't make any difference, they've been down for weeks.
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over 3 years ago
Doloras
NSU twitter says their match with ES ended 2-2, but the official website says 1-0 to NSU. If the Twitter is right, Waiheke stays up on goal difference; if the official website is right, Waiheke goes down. Have I got this right?
Two teams go down
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over 3 years ago
Auckland City losing on the final day is fudgeing hilarious.

Three for me, and two for them.

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over 3 years ago
Auckland City v Auckland City in the Charity Cup :)  BTW- could be 6 trophies, 2023 Fifa Club World Champs :)
Sancho
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lthomas20
Buffon II
Do we have a problem with Auckland City being too far in front of anyone else in the country? Unless they have a really off day against someone like Olympic or Miramar they are odds on for a treble. 
Quadruple, right? 

You are right, i forgot the OFC.
 If there's still a Charity Cup and I mean a real one (Chatham Cup Champs vs National League Champs) it could be haul of 5
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