Kiwi Players Elsewhere

Where are they now? - Other Kiwis overseas

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about 14 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Looks quick but nothing really stood out in the highlights wheel.
 
Top scoring record though and he did well when he was in Aus for a short stint.
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about 14 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Does anybody know in which month of 2012  Daniel Lins Cortes will be allowed by the FIFA to play for the AW's. I only know that he arrived to the phoenix in 2007 so he is going to have soon the 5 years residency criteria that he needs to represent NZ internationnaly
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about 14 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Next month apparently.
You know we belong together...

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about 14 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Any source for the info?
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about 14 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
 
This is a good news so he will be available for next AW's friendlie game march 1st against canada
 

Balzan Youths striker Kris Bright has been named in New Zealand�s provisional squad for the friendly against Canada in London on March 1.

The New Zealand Football Federation have written to Balzan Youths requesting the release of Bright for the period February 27-March 4.

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abris wrote:


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Balzan Youths striker Kris Bright has been named in New Zealand�s provisional squad for the friendly against Canada in London on March 1.

The New Zealand Football Federation have written to Balzan Youths requesting the release of Bright for the period February 27-March 4.



Don't expect to see Kris Bright in the team. Surely he's well behind a long list of forwards.
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Kiwis abroad sub-continent flag bearer Kayne Vincent was again grabbing headlines in the I-League after scoring a dramatic last minute winner for Prayag United. The win puts Prayag United into fourth on the I-League ladder.

In a bizarre incident Vincent scored the winner in the very last move of the match after the East Bengal custodian failed to track back in time following his decision to be a part of the corner kick at the opposite end.

Gurpreet Singh Sandhu joined the attack only for Vincent to latch onto the ensuing clearance and outran the East Bengal goalkeeper to slot the ball home and send the Prayag United bench into nirvana.
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At this point, Kothary represents seven players, the most recognisable of whom is New Zealander Kayne Vincent, who plays up front for Prayag SC in the I-League. The others include two Nigerians � one of whom plays in the PDFA league and the other in Bangladesh � and four young Indian players.
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Yakubu realised the win for United SC when he latched on to a nice assist from substitute Kayne Vincent and beat the Mumbai custodian Sanjiban Ghosh with a perfect finish.

The win took United SC on top of the three-team table with three points while Mumbai FC crashed out with just one point in its tally.

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almost 14 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
abris wrote:

Yakubu realised the win for United SC when he latched on to a nice assist from substitute Kayne Vincent and beat the Mumbai custodian Sanjiban Ghosh with a perfect finish.

The win took United SC on top of the three-team table with three points while Mumbai FC crashed out with just one point in its tally.

A brace for Kayne!
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almost 14 years ago · edited over 13 years ago

Haven't seen Andrew Bevin's name mentioned here at all. He impressed at Lambert Park this afternoon I didn't even know he was a Kiwi until I googled his name during his 60"+ match for APIA versus Marconi. (Dago Derby)
He didn't score but he did fire one into the side netting that, if had gone in would have been contender for goal of the season. Proved to be a handful for the Marconi defenders.

Crap game otherwise. Marconi scored from their only opportunity, a marvelous free kick in the late stages. APIA wasted a penalty on the left post in time added on.


"Sharing rewards the weak"- Steven Colbert

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almost 14 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Chris James has signed a 1year deal back in the Finnish premier leagueAucklandPhoenix2012-04-07 21:06:34

Auckland will rise once more

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almost 14 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Louis Fenton, Team Wellington, has just signed for Melbourne Knights in the Victoria State League and so won't be appearing for Wellington in the ASB Premiership playoffs.
 

Team Wellington

Auckland City

In:

James MUSA and Etha GALBRAITH are drafted into the squad.

Chad COOMBES

Out:

-

-

Players:

Louis FENTON joins Melbourne Knights.

 
A huge blow to Team Wellington's chances, as he was to my mind their best attacking threat.
Looked good for the Oly Whites recently too.
 
One the Nix should look at for their new academy?
Big Pete 652012-04-12 23:16:35

Big Pete 65, Christchurch

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almost 14 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Yeah, he was gone last week, although Fa'arodo made a good fist of stepping in to the side.

Would think he's on the Phoenix radar but with an NZ link with Victory in Coveny don't rule out Victory looking at him if he does well at Somers St (Great ground by the way, top Cevapi).

How's my driving? - Whine here

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almost 14 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Does he have an Aussie passport? Not sure the Victory would use a visa spot for a youth team player.
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almost 14 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Don't know what the import rules are on youth squad but I doubt it would use a senior import slot.

How's my driving? - Whine here

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almost 14 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Any chance that Lindsay will head off for the VPL on loan? Would be nice to see him get some game time.
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almost 14 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Hard News wrote:
Yeah, he was gone last week, although Fa'arodo made a good fist of stepping in to the side.Would think he's on the Phoenix radar but with an NZ link with Victory in Coveny don't rule out Victory looking at him if he does well at Somers St (Great ground by the way, top Cevapi).



I hate Qantas.
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almost 14 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Hard News wrote:
Don't know what the import rules are on youth squad but I doubt it would use a senior import slot.
 
Pretty certain yoof players have to be eligible to represent Australia  
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almost 14 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Big Pete 65 wrote:
Louis Fenton, Team Wellington, has just signed for Melbourne Knights in the Victoria State League and so won't be appearing for Wellington in the ASB Premiership playoffs.


Scored a goal on his debut too.

BTW what's happened to the kiwis in Aus thread?



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almost 14 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
UK Kiwi wrote:
Hard News wrote:
Don't know what the import rules are on youth squad but I doubt it would use a senior import slot.
 
Pretty certain yoof players have to be eligible to represent Australia  
Caleb rufer played for Sydney yoof IIRC and I don't he is able to represent Aus.
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almost 14 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Hard News wrote:

Isn't Mrs Rufer 'Strayan?

 
Strayan and a Ggggrrrrival to make it worse
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almost 14 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Actually I think I remember reading in the collective agreement that NZ are ok for yoof teams. Let me check.
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almost 14 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
2ndBest wrote:

Section 7 (youth players): Doesn't mention australia anywhere.

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Section 17 (NYL): Ditto.


Probably so they can poach players for the national team in the future.
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2ndBest wrote:
http://www.pfa.net.au/fileadmin/user_upload/_temp_/Variation_of_A-League_CBA_2008_9_-_2012__13_-_Binding_Sheet__August_2011__01.pdf
 
Section 7 (youth players): Doesn't mention australia anywhere.
 
Section 17 (NYL): Ditto.
 
Getting away from the million page document have looked at the Wiki "A-League National Youth League" page
 
Under player Regulations it states:
A player under 21 signed for the first team filling foreign player spots are classed as over age players
 
So technically a NZ U21 player could take a yoof spot but he is also going to be classed as an overage player and take up a foreign spot. Up to four overage players can play in the yoof team.
 
Basically I can`t see it happening
 
Just too much for a Friday Afternoon !!!
 
 
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almost 14 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
UK Kiwi wrote:
A player under 21 signed for the first team filling foreign player spots are classed as over age players

That's talking about the 3 youth players that are on professional contracts. For us that was Tsatalios, Griffiths, Lindsay.
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2ndBest wrote:
http://www.pfa.net.au/fileadmin/user_upload/_temp_/Variation_of_A-League_CBA_2008_9_-_2012__13_-_Binding_Sheet__August_2011__01.pdf
 
Section 7 (youth players): Doesn't mention australia anywhere.
 
Section 17 (NYL): Ditto.
Page 45 of the PDF

18.2 A Player is eligible for the NYL Roster only if he:

  (e) is an Australian Player.

[Edit: fixed spelling]
Ryan's Rovers2012-04-13 16:21:37
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2ndBest wrote:
http://www.pfa.net.au/fileadmin/user_upload/_temp_/Variation_of_A-League_CBA_2008_9_-_2012__13_-_Binding_Sheet__August_2011__01.pdf
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Section 7 (youth players): Doesn't mention australia anywhere.

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Section 17 (NYL): Ditto.
Page 45 of the PDF18.2 A Player is eligible for the NYL Roster only if he:� (e) is an Australian Player.[Edit: fixed spelling]

(a) Is a contracted NYL player; or
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almost 14 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
On Page 28,

4.6 In the case of a Club domiciled in New Zealand, all references made to "Australia" (or any deviation of "Australia") should be read and applied as if replaced by "New Zealand or Australia" (or any deviation thereof).

That gives us scope, if we had our own NYL to have Kiwi's in a youth team but would have to be based in NZ.

[Edit: nope, the first part of section 17 I guess scrubs that]
Ryan's Rovers2012-04-13 16:34:40
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almost 14 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
rjmiller wrote:


2ndBest wrote:
http://www.pfa.net.au/fileadmin/user_upload/_temp_/Variation_of_A-League_CBA_2008_9_-_2012__13_-_Binding_Sheet__August_2011__01.pdf
 

Section 7 (youth players): Doesn't mention australia anywhere.

 

Section 17 (NYL): Ditto.
Page 45 of the PDF18.2 A Player is eligible for the NYL Roster only if he:  (e) is an Australian Player.[Edit: fixed spelling]

(a) Is a contracted NYL player; or
Page 50

Contracted NYL Player means an NYL Player contracted  to a Club on the basis set out in clause 17.5.

Clause 17.5 on page 44, refers to signing 3 NYL players to standard contracts. So I assume that would be the 3 youth players needed. Those would count toward the import quota.
Ryan's Rovers2012-04-13 16:43:59
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almost 14 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Fair enough.
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almost 14 years ago · edited over 13 years ago

What do people know of Shay Spitz?... Came accross him while nosing around..

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shay_Spitz

We will never fully decide who has won the football.

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almost 14 years ago · edited over 13 years ago

Never heard of him around or on this website

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almost 14 years ago · edited over 13 years ago

See Michael Built playing for Hamilton - is this the same Built that was/is at Northampton? He's not listed as released that I can see anywhere on the english sites.

Peoples Republik of Aucklandia

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