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almost 6 years ago

Looks like the dates are confirmed and the season is kicking off 13th June! Praise be!

Olympic vs Miramar first game will be an absolute banger!


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almost 6 years ago

Drove past and saw heaps training of what i assume were Olympic boys on the field. Easily 40. The small groups looked quite close together...The other field had much smaller numbers.

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almost 6 years ago

Also whats happening with NCR? Will they make the starting line?

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almost 6 years ago

one_eyed_nik wrote:

Also whats happening with NCR? Will they make the starting line?

I have seen 11 names confirmed through different people. Have you heard something else?
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almost 6 years ago

one_eyed_nik wrote:

Also whats happening with NCR? Will they make the starting line?

8 imports instead of 9?

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almost 6 years ago

Feverish wrote:

one_eyed_nik wrote:

Also whats happening with NCR? Will they make the starting line?

8 imports instead of 9?

I guess there is a smart-arse in every group.

Yes we will be starting

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almost 6 years ago

HBunited fan wrote:

one_eyed_nik wrote:

Also whats happening with NCR? Will they make the starting line?

I have seen 11 names confirmed through different people. Have you heard something else?

I heard issues about getting to the starting line.

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almost 6 years ago

one_eyed_nik wrote:

HBunited fan wrote:

one_eyed_nik wrote:

Also whats happening with NCR? Will they make the starting line?

I have seen 11 names confirmed through different people. Have you heard something else?

I heard issues about getting to the starting line.

No insider revelations form other clubs. 

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almost 6 years ago

Person i heard it from has links to Havelock North

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almost 6 years ago

one_eyed_nik wrote:

Person i heard it from has links to Havelock North

There was a time early when we had some doubts about lining up, especially when they were talking of a few midweek games.

As soon as that was resolved we were in.  It will be a scaled back effort from us as there isn't a lot of money around at present and travel to Wellington 8 times and Wairarapa once is not cheap.  However, the team is keen and we will be giving it our best shot, as we always do.

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almost 6 years ago

Build a rod for your own back Ol'Sole

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almost 6 years ago

Predictions?

These are the teams:

Advance Electrical Western Suburbs

Integration Works Waterside Karori

Lower Hutt City AFC

Miramar Rangers MCL

New World Newlands North Wellington FC

Petone FC

Stop Out SC

Thirsty Whale Napier City Rovers

Wairarapa United

Wellington Olympic

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almost 6 years ago

What would be realistic expectations for Napier this season?

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almost 6 years ago

Feverish wrote:

Predictions?

My guess - whats your Feverish?

Wests

Olympic

North Wellington

Mar

Stop Out

Napier

Lower Hutt

Petone

Waterside Karori

Wairarapa United

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almost 6 years ago

Feverish wrote:

Predictions?

My guess - whats your Feverish?

Wests

Olympic

North Wellington

Mar

Stop Out

Napier

Lower Hutt

Petone

Waterside Karori

Wairarapa United

ah without even thinking about it or having a clue I'll go (plus favouritism)

Wests

Mar

Olympic

Waterside Karori

North Wellington

Stop Out

Napier

Lower Hutt

Petone

Wairarapa United

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almost 6 years ago

Feverish wrote:

Predictions?

These are the teams:

Lower Hutt City AFC

Miramar Rangers MCL

Napier City Rovers

North Wellington FC

Petone FC

Stop Out SC

Wairarapa United

Waterside Karori

Wellington Olympic

Western Suburbs

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almost 6 years ago

Wests

Olympic

Mar

Waterside Karori - North Wellington

Stop Out

Napier

Lower Hutt

Petone

Wairarapa United

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almost 6 years ago

What is the draw for opening weekend? And is it 13th June? 

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almost 6 years ago

mraotxt2 wrote:

What is the draw for opening weekend? And is it 13th June? 

Draw due to be published on the 31st. Opening weekend for central league is 13th June. Capital senior leagues, including youth (U17, 14th, 13th iirc) start on 6th.

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almost 6 years ago

Few rumours going around regarding NW and their finances..

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almost 6 years ago

one_eyed_nik wrote:

Few rumours going around regarding NW and their finances..

Care to list them?

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almost 6 years ago

1) Calcotts 150K salary, he has agreed to a pay deal with major sponsor New World Newlands that is set to see him keep 95% of his salary. 

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almost 6 years ago

1) Calcotts 150K salary, he has agreed to a pay deal with major sponsor New World Newlands that is set to see him keep 95% of his salary. 

football by day, stacking shelves by night?

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almost 6 years ago · edited almost 6 years ago · History

NW's (and the financial results for any incorporated society) are public. For the year ended 30/9/19 you can find NW's Performance Report here:

https://app.businessregisters.govt.nz/sber-businesses/viewInstance/view.html?id=229a78e05307b6d8bf1b29667f00cb17e5e0d5bca25184d2#scrollTop

For my 2 cents - looks a lot healthier than most clubs financials that I've reviewed. Decent level of reserves despite a resonably significant operating loss.

Looks as though they're planning to sell clubrooms and build something new at Alex Moore at some point as well (but the softball club aren't on board & legal action is occurring), and appears they're paying their director of football a salary of ~$100k (plus another $15k from the Junior clubs accounts), being the only unusual points I can see from a quick review. $30k loan as well, but doesn't say who from.

Valley FC til I die?

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almost 6 years ago

Olympic is back on terms with incorporated societies (Now Reregistered)

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almost 6 years ago

Nelfoos wrote:

NW's (and the financial results for any incorporated society) are public. For the year ended 30/9/19 you can find NW's Performance Report here:

https://app.businessregisters.govt.nz/sber-businesses/viewInstance/view.html?id=229a78e05307b6d8bf1b29667f00cb17e5e0d5bca25184d2#scrollTop

For my 2 cents - looks a lot healthier than most clubs financials that I've reviewed. Decent level of reserves despite a resonably significant operating loss.

Looks as though they're planning to sell clubrooms and build something new at Alex Moore at some point as well (but the softball club aren't on board & legal action is occurring), and appears they're paying their director of football a salary of ~$100k (plus another $15k from the Junior clubs accounts), being the only unusual points I can see from a quick review. $30k loan as well, but doesn't say who from.

depends who the 30k loan is due to

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almost 6 years ago

Nelfoos wrote:

NW's (and the financial results for any incorporated society) are public. For the year ended 30/9/19 you can find NW's Performance Report here:

https://app.businessregisters.govt.nz/sber-businesses/viewInstance/view.html?id=229a78e05307b6d8bf1b29667f00cb17e5e0d5bca25184d2#scrollTop

For my 2 cents - looks a lot healthier than most clubs financials that I've reviewed. Decent level of reserves despite a resonably significant operating loss.

Looks as though they're planning to sell clubrooms and build something new at Alex Moore at some point as well (but the softball club aren't on board & legal action is occurring), and appears they're paying their director of football a salary of ~$100k (plus another $15k from the Junior clubs accounts), being the only unusual points I can see from a quick review. $30k loan as well, but doesn't say who from.

Not a lot of cash reserves was what stood out to me.

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almost 6 years ago · edited almost 6 years ago · History

Nelfoos wrote:

NW's (and the financial results for any incorporated society) are public. For the year ended 30/9/19 you can find NW's Performance Report here:

https://app.businessregisters.govt.nz/sber-businesses/viewInstance/view.html?id=229a78e05307b6d8bf1b29667f00cb17e5e0d5bca25184d2#scrollTop

For my 2 cents - looks a lot healthier than most clubs financials that I've reviewed. Decent level of reserves despite a resonably significant operating loss.

Looks as though they're planning to sell clubrooms and build something new at Alex Moore at some point as well (but the softball club aren't on board & legal action is occurring), and appears they're paying their director of football a salary of ~$100k (plus another $15k from the Junior clubs accounts), being the only unusual points I can see from a quick review. $30k loan as well, but doesn't say who from.

Not a lot of cash reserves was what stood out to me.

Yeah missed the significance of that at first glance.

Appears to be the main motivation for the loan - $20k overdraft if they didn't have it.. They aren't gonna be able to pay immediate debts as they need to so you'd suggest the settlement of the legal dispute and the sale of the clubrooms are very high priority for them - and then cross your fingers that the legal fees don't blow out.

Valley FC til I die?

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almost 6 years ago

At the end of the financial year they had a working capital deficit of $80k and given the events of the last few months the position is likely to be a lot worse. They have got serious issues before they even address the cost of funding their first team for the coming season.

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almost 6 years ago · edited almost 6 years ago · History

The $54,000 wage subsidy for 13 staff they applied for will probably help....


Edit: Received. 

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almost 6 years ago

ChopperNZ wrote:

The $54,000 wage subsidy for 13 staff they applied for will probably help....

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almost 6 years ago

Nelfoos wrote:

Nelfoos wrote:

NW's (and the financial results for any incorporated society) are public. For the year ended 30/9/19 you can find NW's Performance Report here:

https://app.businessregisters.govt.nz/sber-businesses/viewInstance/view.html?id=229a78e05307b6d8bf1b29667f00cb17e5e0d5bca25184d2#scrollTop

For my 2 cents - looks a lot healthier than most clubs financials that I've reviewed. Decent level of reserves despite a resonably significant operating loss.

Looks as though they're planning to sell clubrooms and build something new at Alex Moore at some point as well (but the softball club aren't on board & legal action is occurring), and appears they're paying their director of football a salary of ~$100k (plus another $15k from the Junior clubs accounts), being the only unusual points I can see from a quick review. $30k loan as well, but doesn't say who from.

Not a lot of cash reserves was what stood out to me.

Yeah missed the significance of that at first glance.

Appears to be the main motivation for the loan - $20k overdraft if they didn't have it.. They aren't gonna be able to pay immediate debts as they need to so you'd suggest the settlement of the legal dispute and the sale of the clubrooms are very high priority for them - and then cross your fingers that the legal fees don't blow out.

The clubrooms deal isn't that great basically they sell the clubrooms (which are jointly owned with the Softball club) and I think 80 or 90% is given to the council who are building new clubrooms on the top Alex Moore park - where the Cricket club and Olympic harriers used to be based, but those clubrooms become a WCC venue and the club has to pay to hire them going forward - but hay all clubs in Johnsonville can use them (as long as they pay for them)

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almost 6 years ago

ChopperNZ wrote:

The $54,000 wage subsidy for 13 staff they applied for will probably help....


Edit: Received. 

That just enables them to tread water. It does not address their fundamental problems.

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almost 6 years ago

Rovers playing local club Marist. About 7 regulars from last year out on the pitch. A new number 9 who looks like a import. Looks very lively and just scored a stunner of a bicycle kick. Very young kid in goal

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almost 6 years ago

HBunited fan wrote:

Rovers playing local club Marist. About 7 regulars from last year out on the pitch. A new number 9 who looks like a import. Looks very lively and just scored a stunner of a bicycle kick. Very young kid in goal

Score was about 6-7nil by halftime. New number 9 is JC Mack. Looks very decent 
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almost 6 years ago

HBunited fan wrote:

HBunited fan wrote:

Rovers playing local club Marist. About 7 regulars from last year out on the pitch. A new number 9 who looks like a import. Looks very lively and just scored a stunner of a bicycle kick. Very young kid in goal

Score was about 6-7nil by halftime. New number 9 is JC Mack. Looks very decent 

The "young kid" in goal is Oscar Mason. JC Mack from Hamilton Wanderers

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almost 6 years ago

JC is captain of the U.S. Virgin Islands, which has got to be one of the more unique national team affiliations we've had in the national league.

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almost 6 years ago

i hear it finished double figures for Rovers? Not sure if it will be the greatest indicator, do you know if the Marist Feds team have changed much this year??

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almost 6 years ago

mraotxt2 wrote:

i hear it finished double figures for Rovers? Not sure if it will be the greatest indicator, do you know if the Marist Feds team have changed much this year??

left at halftime but was heading to double figures. Havnt really ever followed Marist to close but it looked to be much of the same young guys. Ethan dent was in the back line
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