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09 Apr 06:26

Awesome ask the ref to tell comet Stopout 4  Stokes Valley 0 as team card submitted Div 2

09 Apr 06:32

Awesome ask the ref to tell comet Stopout 4  Stokes Valley 0 as team card submitted Div 2

09 Apr 06:57

WATP wrote:

Awesome ask the ref to tell comet Stopout 4  Stokes Valley 0 as team card submitted Div 2

no on line match sheets in these divisions so it's up to the clubs and CF.
13 Apr 03:03

Feverish wrote:

sounds like UH are not the team of last year. Not sure why Karori never got a transfer request for Ronisa who played for Utd apparently .



Comet error perhaps?

turns out there was a failed protest - turned down on the basis she hasn't played for a while. 

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14 Apr 06:17

Anyone at the 3-3 draw between Palmy and Wests? Were Palmy missing some Futsal girls?

15 Apr 21:57 · edited 15 Apr 21:57 · History

You wouldn't have predicted a table like this even after two games.

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15 Apr 22:10

Yakcall wrote:

You wouldn't have predicted a table like this even after two games.

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[quote=The JourneyFan]

My picks for W-League this season

1 Wellington United

2 Upper Hutt City

3 Wairarapa United

4 Palmerston North Marist

5 Western Suburbs

6 Seatoun

don't know - swap Palmy Marist and Upper Hutt and I'm not far off!!!

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15 Apr 22:33

does the PN keeper Courtney Norman play for rapa? or same name?

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15 Apr 22:48

oh right so who is PN keeper?

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15 Apr 22:55

Feverish wrote:

oh right so who is PN keeper?

Grace Minnis acording to their program

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16 Apr 21:05

what the deal with the Toon/IB combo? what does it entitle them to do?

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16 Apr 22:04

Feverish wrote:

what the deal with the Toon/IB combo? what does it entitle them to do?

From my understanding, IB is the reserve team for Seatoun, so players can move between the teams as per the regs. It's something like the alliances that are popping up at Junior level.

16 Apr 22:50

yomcat wrote:

Feverish wrote:

what the deal with the Toon/IB combo? what does it entitle them to do?

From my understanding, IB is the reserve team for Seatoun, so players can move between the teams as per the regs. It's something like the alliances that are popping up at Junior level.

so designed to keep Seatoun afloat - but Seatoun players can go to play for IB? slightly strange?

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16 Apr 23:40

Feverish wrote:

yomcat wrote:

Feverish wrote:

what the deal with the Toon/IB combo? what does it entitle them to do?

From my understanding, IB is the reserve team for Seatoun, so players can move between the teams as per the regs. It's something like the alliances that are popping up at Junior level.

so designed to keep Seatoun afloat - but Seatoun players can go to play for IB? slightly strange?

Thought it was odd Jackie was in goal for IB flames opening round of W/Prem

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17 Apr 00:10

Blew.2 wrote:

Feverish wrote:

yomcat wrote:

Feverish wrote:

what the deal with the Toon/IB combo? what does it entitle them to do?

From my understanding, IB is the reserve team for Seatoun, so players can move between the teams as per the regs. It's something like the alliances that are popping up at Junior level.

so designed to keep Seatoun afloat - but Seatoun players can go to play for IB? slightly strange?

Thought it was odd Jackie was in goal for IB flames opening round of W/Prem

was that v Utd? Nat apparently

Founder

17 Apr 00:48

Feverish wrote:

Blew.2 wrote:

Feverish wrote:

yomcat wrote:

Feverish wrote:

what the deal with the Toon/IB combo? what does it entitle them to do?

From my understanding, IB is the reserve team for Seatoun, so players can move between the teams as per the regs. It's something like the alliances that are popping up at Junior level.

so designed to keep Seatoun afloat - but Seatoun players can go to play for IB? slightly strange?

Thought it was odd Jackie was in goal for IB flames opening round of W/Prem

was that v Utd? Nat apparently

IB flames v BNU  She was in goal for Flames

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17 Apr 01:11

Blew.2 wrote:

Feverish wrote:

Blew.2 wrote:

Feverish wrote:

yomcat wrote:

Feverish wrote:

what the deal with the Toon/IB combo? what does it entitle them to do?

From my understanding, IB is the reserve team for Seatoun, so players can move between the teams as per the regs. It's something like the alliances that are popping up at Junior level.

so designed to keep Seatoun afloat - but Seatoun players can go to play for IB? slightly strange?

Thought it was odd Jackie was in goal for IB flames opening round of W/Prem

was that v Utd? Nat apparently

IB flames v BNU  She was in goal for Flames

more reason to move the common day back to Sunday too

Founder

29 Apr 07:48

First round of the Kelly Cup today:

VUW 0 - 1 Karori

KCU 1 - 2 Petone

BNU 0 - 8 Wests

Stop Out v Rapa result isn't on the Cap Football site yet.

29 Apr 07:54

CBFryingpan wrote:

First round of the Kelly Cup today:

VUW 0 - 1 Karori

KCU 1 - 2 Petone

BNU 0 - 8 Wests

Stop Out v Rapa result isn't on the Cap Football site yet.

Stop rapa was 13-0 to Rapa (10-0 at half time) - maybe just as well Stop Out pulled out of W-League

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03 May 21:14

Yakcall wrote:

Capital Football have made changes to competition draws on the day to ensure as many members of the football community as possible are able to attend this historic game. All women's rounds scheduled for June 10 have been postponed, with the exception of Women's 1 where games will start earlier to accommodate the afternoon international.

Good move by Capital Football. http://www.capitalfootball.org.nz/newsarticle/6208...

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I'm positive things will go wrong.
04 May 06:10

Looks like some good games this weekend:

http://www.capitalfootball.org.nz/newsarticle/62155

24 May 20:16

Solid win for Karori over Uni on Sunday to stay top.

Rapa doing solidly in the WLeague - adding another Palmy player apparently. Utd coach Guille has copped a four match ban.

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25 May 00:43

Does that mean he can't even be on the central league bench?

25 May 00:43

For Olympic

25 May 00:51

not normally

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25 May 01:21

What is the promotion plan for the W-League next season? 2 up, O relegation, or did CF change their minds.

25 May 01:27

zonknz wrote:

What is the promotion plan for the W-League next season? 2 up, O relegation, or did CF change their minds.

Last I heard the plan was for 2 up from premier league and W-League becomes an 8 team league

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25 May 01:51

zonknz wrote:

What is the promotion plan for the W-League next season? 2 up, O relegation, or did CF change their minds.

Last I heard the plan was for 2 up from premier league and W-League becomes an 8 team league

wonder if there are any thoughts of changing back to sunday?

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25 May 01:57

Feverish wrote:

zonknz wrote:

What is the promotion plan for the W-League next season? 2 up, O relegation, or did CF change their minds.

Last I heard the plan was for 2 up from premier league and W-League becomes an 8 team league

wonder if there are any thoughts of changing back to sunday?

Is that preferred by the teams/girls? Thought having the games as a double header with Mens teams would be good for the clubs?

I'm an optimistic pessimist. 
I'm positive things will go wrong.
25 May 02:07

Yakcall wrote:

Feverish wrote:

zonknz wrote:

What is the promotion plan for the W-League next season? 2 up, O relegation, or did CF change their minds.

Last I heard the plan was for 2 up from premier league and W-League becomes an 8 team league

wonder if there are any thoughts of changing back to sunday?

Is that preferred by the teams/girls? Thought having the games as a double header with Mens teams would be good for the clubs?

unsure. Does anyone currently have double headers?

Sat is niggly for male coaches who play. Will also mean another six officials needed on Sat?

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25 May 02:17

Feverish wrote:

Yakcall wrote:

Feverish wrote:

zonknz wrote:

What is the promotion plan for the W-League next season? 2 up, O relegation, or did CF change their minds.

Last I heard the plan was for 2 up from premier league and W-League becomes an 8 team league

wonder if there are any thoughts of changing back to sunday?

Is that preferred by the teams/girls? Thought having the games as a double header with Mens teams would be good for the clubs?

unsure. Does anyone currently have double headers?

Sat is niggly for male coaches who play. Will also mean another six officials needed on Sat?

Most do when the draw allows for it, only one that doesn't really is Wests and that's because the mens team tends to play in sunday's when at home

Maybe Saturday games will encourage more female coaches to step up.

They needed another 9 officials on Saturdays when they started the W-League and don't seem to be having a problem, think its easier to get officials for a Saturday than a sunday

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25 May 02:23

Feverish wrote:

Yakcall wrote:

Feverish wrote:

zonknz wrote:

What is the promotion plan for the W-League next season? 2 up, O relegation, or did CF change their minds.

Last I heard the plan was for 2 up from premier league and W-League becomes an 8 team league

wonder if there are any thoughts of changing back to sunday?

Is that preferred by the teams/girls? Thought having the games as a double header with Mens teams would be good for the clubs?

unsure. Does anyone currently have double headers?

Sat is niggly for male coaches who play. Will also mean another six officials needed on Sat?

Most do when the draw allows for it, only one that doesn't really is Wests and that's because the mens team tends to play in sunday's when at home

Maybe Saturday games will encourage more female coaches to step up.

They needed another 9 officials on Saturdays when they started the W-League and don't seem to be having a problem, think its easier to get officials for a Saturday than a sunday

Well... Actually we don't have enough referees but I don't really think that is moving the games to Saturday is the problem. More that a whole lot have given up or retired so we are short. A lot of referees are doing two or more games each weekend at the moment.

That's an interesting point about Wests, seeing as they are allowed to move their mens game to Sunday, it is funny that the women have to play on Saturday. You would hope clubs do take advantage of the double headers for their teams.

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I'm positive things will go wrong.
25 May 02:42

do Seatoun?

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25 May 02:55

This year there are rarely many refs down in cap 4. Most weekends. I don't believe any Junior 13/14th grade premier has had any refs.

25 May 03:02

zonknz wrote:

This year there are rarely many refs down in cap 4. Most weekends. I don't believe any Junior 13/14th grade premier has had any refs.

Yeah that is a mix of this referee shortage and covering the W-League. I remember a few years ago we had down to Cap 5 and the Juniors but we just don't have anywhere near the numbers. So really get below Cap 3, no juniors and also having trouble covering the College Sports Premier grades.

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I'm positive things will go wrong.
25 May 03:10

They needed another 9 officials on Saturdays when they started the W-League and don't seem to be having a problem, think its easier to get officials for a Saturday than a sunday

yeah I don't think this is true if you look at effects on cap3,4 etc

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26 May 11:46

one_eyed_nik wrote:

Does that mean he can't even be on the central league bench?

the ban does mean he isn't allowed on the bench for Olympic, but the 4 games are 4 W-league games (despite the fact it was during a Cap Prem game he got the ban) and with a week being called off for the ferns game it's going to be 5 weeks that he has to miss

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26 May 11:47

Feverish wrote:

They needed another 9 officials on Saturdays when they started the W-League and don't seem to be having a problem, think its easier to get officials for a Saturday than a sunday

yeah I don't think this is true if you look at effects on cap3,4 etc

yeah as Yakcall said more an issue in general with a lot of refs leaving or retiring and not many new ones coming in

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