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Mainland Premier League (Part 1)

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Posted November 06, 2012 10:52 · last edited March 18, 2021 06:11

 Short term they'll get bigger - that many rep coaches from the one club will only lead to player migration. But as you say - the wheels will fall off when players aren't happy at a lack of progression etc.


For me the interesting one is the waimak situation - it may also open up stronger north canty rep teams with it moving away from a waimak driven entity.


Also had a chat with someone today saying prebbleton fc want to enter saturday comps from next season - will mainland budge from the 'no new entities' ruling of recent times?

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Unknown editor edited March 18, 2021 06:11

 Short term they'll get bigger - that many rep coaches from the one club will only lead to player migration. But as you say - the wheels will fall off when players aren't happy at a lack of progression etc.


For me the interesting one is the waimak situation - it may also open up stronger north canty rep teams with it moving away from a waimak driven entity.


Also had a chat with someone today saying prebbleton fc want to enter saturday comps from next season - will mainland budge from the 'no new entities' ruling of recent times?

gings edited November 06, 2012 10:54

 Short term they'll get bigger - that many rep coaches from the one club will only lead to player migration. But as you say - the wheels will fall off when players aren't happy at a lack of progression etc.