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over 6 years ago

Rapa survive to next year

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over 6 years ago

zoro wrote:

Rapa survive to next year

If it ends up based on goal difference then it is #Shark. But dual play off should be used to sort it!

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over 6 years ago

Blew.2 wrote:

zoro wrote:

Rapa survive to next year

If it ends up based on goal difference then it is #Shark. But dual play off should be used to sort it!

Countback on boundaries...

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over 6 years ago

I'm pretty excited by the prospect of 2 teams going winless this season.

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over 6 years ago
Wellington United may have a  chance in their next game against Stop Out who are keen for their second team to win promotion and have been dropping top players down to Capital 1.
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over 6 years ago

Wests beat NApier 4-2 and are now top of table by 2 points


Games left

Wests

Wairarapa United (h)

Wellington United (h)

Stop Out (a)

Napier

Miramar (h)

Lower Hutt (a)

Olympic (h)

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over 6 years ago

pretty sweet run in for Wests

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over 6 years ago

Hard to see Wests bottling it from here.

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over 6 years ago

Task made easier with Billingsley and now Rogerson

"Suburbs striker Noah Billingsley levelled, 1-1, in the 47th minute to trigger off a goal-scoring spree. Marko Stamenic hit a low drive between the legs of Blues keeper Joshua Hill in the 53rd minute before Logan Rogerson found the net with his head from a corner kick three minutes later and Ryan Feutz counterattack goal in the 76th minute resulted from the Rovers pushing up the park to play catch-up footy." (Hawkes Bay Today)

Poor Josh Rogerson, scores and they mistake him for someone in Samoa picking up a medal.

"Ufuk with the Club, Ufuk with the Country".

 If your girlfriend's got gloves, she's a keeper.

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over 6 years ago

whatever wrote:
Wellington United may have a  chance in their next game against Stop Out who are keen for their second team to win promotion and have been dropping top players down to Capital 1.

Stop Out would get good karma if they were to be responsible for Rapa to go be relegated but Wellington are incapable of even beating a half strength Stop Out

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over 6 years ago

What's the beef between Rapa and Stop Out

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over 6 years ago

Rapa have had relegated Stop Out twice and knocked them out of the Chatham Cup a number of times. There is not a lot of love loss between the clubs.

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over 6 years ago · edited over 6 years ago · History

I see Wellington United gave up on the after match in as much time as they gave up on the actual match. Going down badly on all fronts. 

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over 6 years ago · edited over 6 years ago · History

North Wellington have had a great season with some young players and the odd import.

"Ufuk with the Club, Ufuk with the Country".

 If your girlfriend's got gloves, she's a keeper.

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over 6 years ago

United are an embarrassment!

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over 6 years ago

Wellington Utd the worst CL team ever. They were an embarrassment today. Players, staff on and off the field... The guys who used to be the Chairman who seemed to be the manager of the team now should be embarrassed.... Absolute shame for a club with their history to be reduced to that. 

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over 6 years ago

I see North Welly beat Olympic... upset? Or were Olympic resting players to ensure they can play the cup?

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over 6 years ago

Do you think the Phoenix even have the smallest shred of guilt about the situation they left Wellington United in this season?

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over 6 years ago

ChopperNZ wrote:

Do you think the Phoenix even have the smallest shred of guilt about the situation they left Wellington United in this season?

No. But blame not all on them. United knew that it wasn't going to last forever and the partnership was strained for a few years. But United didn't do anything to prepare for when it was going to end. They turned up with 11 plus the coach for the game on the weekend and with the imports heading home now will run the risk of defaults, which is a slap in the face of the Central League clubs and all those in the Federation League and Capital Premier. Havelock North would have have brought so much more to the league than the rabble in Wellington United shirts. 

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over 6 years ago

Tje team sheet says one sub was used, so yes may have been 12 + coaches..

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over 6 years ago

Nope, that one sub was the coach. He put himself on in 15 minutes into the game. 

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over 6 years ago

Wow, yes, it was. Embrarassing.

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over 6 years ago

Napier lost to 'Mar. West's beat wairapapa. That means West's can win next week if they beat Wellington United

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over 6 years ago

zonknz wrote:

Napier lost to 'Mar. West's beat wairapapa. That means West's can win next week if they beat Wellington United

a draw will do.....
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over 6 years ago

keefy_NZ wrote:

zonknz wrote:

Napier lost to 'Mar. West's beat wairapapa. That means West's can win next week if they beat Wellington United

a draw will do....and its 2 weeks away. No central league next weekend

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over 6 years ago

keefy_NZ wrote:

keefy_NZ wrote:

zonknz wrote:

Napier lost to 'Mar. West's beat wairapapa. That means West's can win next week if they beat Wellington United

a draw will do....and its 2 weeks away. No central league next weekend

scratch that  you're right need to win to guarantee it...
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over 6 years ago

It is absolutely insane that the gap between 1st and 8th is smaller than the gap between 8th and 9th.

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over 6 years ago

maybe they are and maybe the SO coach needs to mind his own business....

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over 6 years ago

rogerroni wrote:

maybe they are and maybe the SO coach needs to mind his own business....

Holy lack of context Batman!

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over 6 years ago

leftfootonly wrote:

ChopperNZ wrote:

Do you think the Phoenix even have the smallest shred of guilt about the situation they left Wellington United in this season?

No. But blame not all on them. United knew that it wasn't going to last forever and the partnership was strained for a few years. But United didn't do anything to prepare for when it was going to end. They turned up with 11 plus the coach for the game on the weekend and with the imports heading home now will run the risk of defaults, which is a slap in the face of the Central League clubs and all those in the Federation League and Capital Premier. Havelock North would have have brought so much more to the league than the rabble in Wellington United shirts. 

It sucks for a club with so much history to be going through this, one thing I would say is there is probably more behind the scenes than "Nix left they knew it was going to happen so git gud son" We dont know whats happening behind the scenes, did they have a coach pull out? did they have a bunch of players lined up who committed and then pulled out? there are so many unanswered questions that a good board will keep behind closed doors to try and figure out. 

It really sucks but hopefully they can rebuild the club over the next year or two.

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over 6 years ago

Wellington United will re build in time. Every club has its ups and downs.  This is also a lesson to Clubs such as Lower Hutt and Wests who are servants to greater masters that call all the shots. They need to have a back up plan.

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over 6 years ago

Let's not forget United didn't overly want to stay in Central League - but if you're doing a rebuild and your choices are Cap 5 or Central League, a season of shellackings is a small price to pay.

Valley FC til I die?

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over 6 years ago

Nelfoos wrote:

Let's not forget United didn't overly want to stay in Central League - but if you're doing a rebuild and your choices are Cap 5 or Central League, a season of shellackings is a small price to pay.

It's not just about what they want though. Surely you have to respect the integrity of the League? Finishing winless and having already conceded 115 goals with a massive question mark on whether they can even field a team in the last two games says Cap 5 was the better option for everyone.

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over 6 years ago

Might've been the best option for everyone else, but it wasn't the best option for Wgtn Utd, and they're the ones that get to make that call. Its their spot to give up - don't tell me you'd have made a different decision in the same scenario.

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over 6 years ago · edited over 6 years ago · History

Withdraw and they dropped to cap 5 then at best 1 year later Cap 4

Stay in CL and ride out 1 year drop to Cap Prem at worst 21 year later Cap 1

For any club rebuilding after a player exodus - I know the call that most clubs would make.

 Rapa and United are in the same boat on points (forget goal diffrence)  

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over 6 years ago

leftfootonly wrote:

Nelfoos wrote:

Let's not forget United didn't overly want to stay in Central League - but if you're doing a rebuild and your choices are Cap 5 or Central League, a season of shellackings is a small price to pay.

It's not just about what they want though. Surely you have to respect the integrity of the League? Finishing winless and having already conceded 115 goals with a massive question mark on whether they can even field a team in the last two games says Cap 5 was the better option for everyone.

Why do they have to respect the League? 

Not trying to incite something just genuinely interested into the reasoning behind this

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over 6 years ago

RoriM6 wrote:

leftfootonly wrote:

Nelfoos wrote:

Let's not forget United didn't overly want to stay in Central League - but if you're doing a rebuild and your choices are Cap 5 or Central League, a season of shellackings is a small price to pay.

It's not just about what they want though. Surely you have to respect the integrity of the League? Finishing winless and having already conceded 115 goals with a massive question mark on whether they can even field a team in the last two games says Cap 5 was the better option for everyone.

Why do they have to respect the League? 

Not trying to incite something just genuinely interested into the reasoning behind this

Yeah it's not like them and the Nix showed much respect in the first place by buying their place into Central League. Though other teams have brought their way in too (North Wellington) or tried to buy the trophy (and succeed one year - Wellington Olympic). 
For the clubs, it's wanting to look the best instead of respect. 

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