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This slipped under the radar for me a bit.
For any anoraks there is a lot of information here:
I am reliably informed that as well as Team Wellington, Western Suburbs/Ole Madrids have applied for a licence in the 2011 NZFC.
Incredible stamina. No shame. Yellow Fever.
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I have filled out the application for a Yellow Fever team. I made you press officer Smith.
I wasn't sure however of the answer to this question (just the seats part)
Advise number of toilets (with seats) for women:
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I'm just reading the National License Agreement and it is, well, shoddy if I'm honest.
Some examples:
23 Prize Money and NZF Grant
23.1 Should the Licence Holder�s team qualify to participate in the FIFA Club World Cup, the prize money received (if any) will be allocated...as follows:
23.1.1 the winning Licence Holder will receive 50% of the prize money expected to be split, albeit at the Licence Holders discretion, between the relevant Franchise, its playing squad and its playing staff;
What is the difference between playing squad and playing staff? I expect they mean coaching staff but certainly you'd be hard pressed to argue that playing staff at TW includes Stu Jacobs.
I would advise all coaching staff who want to benefit from prize money to get themselves on the pitch at least once in the season to make sure they don't miss out.
14.1 If the Licence Holder is in breach under this Agreement, the Manual, the National League Regulations, the NMYL Regulations, the NZF Rules, the NZF Regulations, the laws of the game or NZF�s Code of Conduct...NZF may, at its sole discretion,...take such steps as it considers fit to continue to meet the Licence Holder�s obligations under this Agreement.
Really?
So as soon as my team commits a foul NZF can step in and take my licence over (although nothing is said about the licence agreement being terminated)? Draconian. I'll stop now before I bore everyone. Smithy2010-03-22 14:14:54Incredible stamina. No shame. Yellow Fever.
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Where we playing out of ?
The aquadrome ?
The aquadrome ?
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I'm just reading the National License Agreement and it is, well, shoddy if I'm honest.
Some examples:
23 Prize Money and NZF Grant
23.1 Should the Licence Holder�s team qualify to participate in the FIFA Club World Cup, the prize money received (if any) will be allocated...as follows:
23.1.1 the winning Licence Holder will receive 50% of the prize money expected to be split, albeit at the Licence Holders discretion, between the relevant Franchise, its playing squad and its playing staff;
What is the difference between playing squad and playing staff? I expect they mean coaching staff but certainly you'd be hard pressed to argue that playing staff at TW includes Stu Jacobs.
I would advise all coaching staff who want to benefit from prize money to get themselves on the pitch at least once in the season to make sure they don't miss out.
14.1 If the Licence Holder is in breach under this Agreement, the Manual, the National League Regulations, the NMYL Regulations, the NZF Rules, the NZF Regulations, the laws of the game or NZF�s Code of Conduct...NZF may, at its sole discretion,...take such steps as it considers fit to continue to meet the Licence Holder�s obligations under this Agreement.
Really?
So as soon as my team commits a foul NZF can step in and take my licence over (although nothing is said about the licence agreement being terminated)? Draconian. I'll stop now before I bore everyone.Keep going. Saves the rest of us from reading the boring bits
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It's all boring bits...
Incredible stamina. No shame. Yellow Fever.
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Where we playing out of ?
The aquadrome ?
The aquadrome ?
Incredible stamina. No shame. Yellow Fever.
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sorry News - we dont need you as a Media Manager - i hear you are gash
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I'm leading the 'active' support.
Flags and tifo's ahoy.
Flags and tifo's ahoy.
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