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over 10 years ago

you sure about Sail being in this team?

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over 10 years ago

The point is, that there was a way around it. Either way, it looks like some common sense has prevailed.

Grumpy old bastard alert

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over 10 years ago

Yup, my mistake, Sail shouldn't be in there. Revise that back down to 5.

Football is working class ballet - Alf Garnet

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over 10 years ago

mumbino wrote:

Logan Rogerson, Tamupiwa Dimairo, James McGarry, Oliver Sail (GK), Sarpeet Singh, Ben Stroud.

Looks like 6 to me.  No Mums.

 

Patrick's inside source has her numbers wrong again.

Incredible stamina. No shame. Yellow Fever.

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over 10 years ago

Jeff Vader wrote:

The point is, that there was a way around it. Either way, it looks like some common sense has prevailed.

 

This.

Incredible stamina. No shame. Yellow Fever.

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over 10 years ago · edited over 10 years ago · History

Smithy wrote:

mumbino wrote:

Logan Rogerson, Tamupiwa Dimairo, James McGarry, Oliver Sail (GK), Sarpeet Singh, Ben Stroud.

Looks like 6 to me.  No Mums.

 

Patrick's inside source has her numbers wrong again.

Nope, I just miscounted. All on me.

Somewhat embarrasingly, it was Schmiddy that put me right.


Yellow Fever - Misery loves company

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over 10 years ago

Hard News wrote:

You should have bailed out of this 24 hours ago Paddy.

Well I should never have entered it


Yellow Fever - Misery loves company

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over 10 years ago

I think this is laughable ... And typical of our local governing body... 

Capital football has obviously made a mistake by rescheduling the game from last week in the first place.

Now they are trying to make amends ... Aka make a hash of it further using their 'best' comms.

And in doing so are leaving a sour taste for everyone.

I'm not annoyed at either club for voicing their opinion and I am happy they have both taken a stand.

My question is - when are Capital going to stop making illogical decisions and then make matters worse with knee-jerk cover up decisions??  

Common sense ain't very common - especially at the top... 

Guess they learn from the best at NZF!

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over 10 years ago

How fudgeed off must Wellington United be? As a club, not first team. Would've got plenty if people to Newtown for it but now Petone get them all!

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over 10 years ago

1-0 United 20 mins played in second half

Salmon swim upstream

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over 10 years ago

Salmon07 wrote:

1-0 United 20 mins played in second half

now its 2 to Wellington United

Salmon swim upstream

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over 10 years ago

Wellington United win 2-1

Salmon swim upstream

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over 10 years ago
So it's a playoff next then against Tawa? When should the game get played?
I'm an optimistic pessimist. 
I'm positive things will go wrong.
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over 10 years ago

Yakcall wrote:
So it's a playoff next then against Tawa? When should the game get played?
  won't they play of against Central Federation winner?

Salmon swim upstream

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over 10 years ago

well done Nix. 

Capital football get their wish. No ballboys but hey 

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over 10 years ago

Chances of a North Wellington style appeal? Come on Feverish, roll out the lawyers. Must be some sort of technicality to draw on!

No playoff with Tawa. Tawa are straight down. United to play Team Taranaki over two legs for spot in Central League.

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over 10 years ago
Sorry yeah, wasn't thinking. It'll be the team Taranaki they'll be playing.
I'm an optimistic pessimist. 
I'm positive things will go wrong.
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over 10 years ago

Can Karori afford to keep same squad for another shot in 2016?

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over 10 years ago

saw 60 mins, wasn't that impressed by the nix kids they looked alright knocked the ball around with a bit of zip but no players looked anywhere near professional level to be honest. Only thing that gave away it was welly United was the usual Orange kit otherwise it could have been anyone. Not a case of sour grapes but I'm not quite sure what diamonds get out of the arrangement essentially selling out their club to the nix, can't say I would be over the moon if I was welly United man. 

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over 10 years ago

horseshead21 wrote:

saw 60 mins, wasn't that impressed by the nix kids they looked alright knocked the ball around with a bit of zip but no players looked anywhere near professional level to be honest. Only thing that gave away it was welly United was the usual Orange kit otherwise it could have been anyone. Not a case of sour grapes but I'm not quite sure what diamonds get out of the arrangement essentially selling out their club to the nix, can't say I would be over the moon if I was welly United man. 

not sour grapes? Haha quite obviously sour grapes posting this right after the loss

Fuck this stupid game

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over 10 years ago

just an opinion first time I've seen the nix kids play , coincidence 

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over 10 years ago

regardless of the result I would make the same comment about selling out to the Phoenix 

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over 10 years ago

How is the arrangement with Wellington Phoenix any different or worse than a club buying semi pro journeymen with pokie money-players who win honours for the club then move on with zero qualms? I would think United are getting quite

a bit out of the deal.  Access to quality coaching, administration
First team costs partly covered by Wpx allowing club funds to be redistributed to women's or juniors.

Salmon swim upstream

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over 10 years ago

If you only watched until the 60th minute, then your views on the game (regardless of which club you were supporting, or if you were a neutral) will be very different than if you watched the full 90. Both teams played VERY different football in the last half hour, during which the game was almost completely different to what happened in the first half (during which, I almost completely agree with Horsehead21, Wellington United were not very impressive, and Karori definitely had the upper hand).

The game had three distinct phases, and from a spectactor's point of view, they provided very different experiences.

Listen to #PhoenixCity next week for a full report. I am sure Cam and I will have plenty to discuss from this one.


Incredible stamina. No shame. Yellow Fever.


Phoenix fans. We have to win them over one fan at a time.

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over 10 years ago

Salmon07 wrote:

How is the arrangement with Wellington Phoenix any different or worse than a club buying semi pro journeymen with pokie money-players who win honours for the club then move on with zero qualms? I would think United are getting quite

a bit out of the deal.  Access to quality coaching, administration
First team costs partly covered by Wpx allowing club funds to be redistributed to women's or juniors.

posted before I finished sorry. At the very least Wgtn United benefit by having a competitive first team and in turn allow WPX youth players a regular winter outing. I don't know the details of the deal however. I will add that Wgtn United club members have had a link to the administration of WPX from day one of the Nix-this seems like a natural extension of the relationship

Salmon swim upstream

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over 10 years ago

I noticed that the margins on the Wellington United games got progressively tighter throughout the season. In the first round they were winning games 10-0 but that seemed to change in the second round. 

I'm interested to know what the difference was. A case of United getting complacent, the other teams in the league upping their game, or the other teams finding a way to neutralise United? Or all of the above?

Also - how good are Team Taranaki? Who do people pick to win the playoff for CL?

I do have strong feelings about the Nix takeover of Wellington United (my childhood club) but I will put them in another thread after the playoffs.

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over 10 years ago

I can Garuntee if a similar thing happened at karori or North welly I'd find someone else to go watch. To me it's not what local football amateur football is about, it's about the club. 

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over 10 years ago

Horseheads right. If a team cannot go back to their own clubbies for a beer or sprite then they aren't part of the club  Regardless of the team 

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over 10 years ago

capital football get their wish... yeah right.

rescheduling the match for the same weekend as NZA v Phoenix - I'm surprised a couple of the boys even played!

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over 10 years ago

I'm keen to understand more of this 'takeover' of WU from re Nix.  The last time I looked, United had 500+ playing members, but only 15 of them play in the Men's First Team.  Is that what people are considering a takeover?  Seriously?

And 'sell out'?  That's even funnier than the 'takeover' tag.

Well done Wellington United for taking the Premiership title out today.

Football is working class ballet - Alf Garnet

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over 10 years ago

LionLegs wrote:

I'm interested to know what the difference was. A case of United getting complacent, the other teams in the league upping their game, or the other teams finding a way to neutralise United? Or all of the above?

Fewer games on turfs. 

Newtown Park was out of action with the U20's at the start of the season so United played pretty much all of their games on turf. United looked nowhere near as good on grass, the turf's really suited their quick break style of play and Logan Rogerson in particular was better on turf as opposed to grass.

Part of me thinks this is the reason why United may have requested the game be played at Petone rather than on Newtown.


Yellow Fever - Misery loves company

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over 10 years ago

It's my understanding that United were basically forced to go that way for financial reasons. The club was battling to keep it's head above water for years and it was getting worse each season. It wasn't popular with the players who had invested a few years into the first team as you would expect. It's definitely unfortunate that they had to do it and lose good players/people as a result but I think it was their only option

Fuck this stupid game

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over 10 years ago

capital football get their wish... yeah right.

rescheduling the match for the same weekend as NZA v Phoenix - I'm surprised a couple of the boys even played!

You should be on the CF board with your way of thinking! 

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over 10 years ago

mumbino wrote:

I'm keen to understand more of this 'takeover' of WU from re Nix.  The last time I looked, United had 500+ playing members, but only 15 of them play in the Men's First Team.  Is that what people are considering a takeover?  Seriously?

And 'sell out'?  That's even funnier than the 'takeover' tag.

Well done Wellington United for taking the Premiership title out today.

well said mumby and well done too-great administration. Those who know know, those who don't know can cast all the aspersions they want but the result remains as does United's integrity as a club which connects as much as it can to it's communities

Salmon swim upstream

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