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Cost of the Cup

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Cost of the Cup

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Email from CF reckons Chatham Cup and Wimmin Knock Out Cup will cost $350+gst this year each.
Pretty sure they were $200+gst last yr, and $167 in 2008.
 
THIS IS HORSESHT

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about 16 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
That's mud - it almost gets to a point where if you are not a Central League cup, it's just throwing 350 dollars at one game

Destroys the whole idea of anyone entering and winning
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CWC and World C=up money being put to good use for the grassroots.

Blue Magic will be pleased.

How's my driving? - Whine here

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about 16 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Is it $350 per player or team? Mr_Incredible2010-01-19 17:33:39
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Per team.
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New Zealand Football: Shambolic since 1891.

Three for me, and two for them.

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love to hear the justification here. Unbelievable there isn't one that has been publicly released. That is a massive percentage increase. And it had already gone up the year before. What has changed??
What is the point in the small clubs entering the Cup? Massive waste of money for one game. Likewise for the inferior womens teams.
Give yourself an uppercut NZF

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Is it $350 per player or team?
 
um - per played they would rake in over $1m..

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Just been notified that the figure was reported in error by CF communications. Cost remains the same for 2010. The increase will apply in 2011 however , so I have a year before I complain about NZF bringing an end to the �fairytale cup run�.

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Lets piss and moan anyway. What justification do they have - it's not that hard a question for NZF to answer
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Buffon II wrote:
New Zealand Football: Shambolic since 1891.



Of more interest id have thought the desire for control of every aspect of the game ..all teams must be registered / affiliated  they may be a sham but they know what they want....
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wait, so a club that can't afford a $350 entry fee for the chatham cup is going to win it??
 
lol, what world do u guys live in??  have a good whinge though, sure it'll change a lot.
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Feverish wrote:
Is it $350 per player or team?
 
um - per played they would rake in over $1m..


Shhh don't give them ideas.

Three for me, and two for them.

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feedback wrote:
wait, so a club that can't afford a $350 entry fee for the chatham cup is going to win it??
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lol, what world do u guys live in??� have a good whinge though, sure it'll change a lot.


This.

$350 is nothing.

It is less than two players' subs, and less than some clubs pay individual players PER WEEK to play for them.

Get a grip.

If your club can't afford $350, maybe cut back on win bonuses this season?

Incredible stamina. No shame. Yellow Fever.

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What Smithy said is why I asked.

$350 per team doesn't actually seem like much to me.
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Smithy wrote:
feedback wrote:
wait, so a club that can't afford a $350 entry fee for the chatham cup is going to win it??
 

lol, what world do u guys live in??  have a good whinge though, sure it'll change a lot.


This.

$350 is nothing.

It is less than two players' subs, and less than some clubs pay individual players PER WEEK to play for them.

Get a grip.

If your club can't afford $350, maybe cut back on win bonuses this season?
 
 

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Incredible stamina. No shame. Yellow Fever.

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about 16 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Do it on the concourse; it'd be good for a laugh.
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about 16 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
that's it. Im coming downstairs Smiff. By the way I do a great Grover voice

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It's true. He does do quite a good Grover voice.

Muppet.

Incredible stamina. No shame. Yellow Fever.

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well first of all the fact that the material value of the increase is so insignificant to the costs of having a team in the cup is kind of my point.  percentage differentials don't actually matter in the real world.

and secondly some ppl seemed to claim that this fee increase was going to stop some smaller teams from entering the cup, which is blatantly ridiculous given it's  only a couple of hundred bucks.  the costs of travel, esp if you make it to the later rounds, are far more prohibitive.
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is the cost of a hat to pull names out of going up 75% next year?

and i guarantee it will have an impact. There was only about half a dozen team in the Women's KO Cup from Wgtn and Central last season. This number will prob  reduce that even further. Not a great way to grow the womens game.

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Maybe they're using this one:
 

Incredible stamina. No shame. Yellow Fever.

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about 16 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Draw's being made at Kilbirnie Park then?

Apparently I'm apathetic, but I couldn't care less.

"Being a Partick Thistle fan sets you apart. It means youre a free thinker. It also means your team has no money." Tim Luckhurst, The Independent, 4th December 2003

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