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Posted March 11, 2016 08:50 · last edited March 18, 2021 06:12

My annual stats on National League transfers to clubs is as follows:

Cashmere Tech: 16
Coastal Spirit: 6
Nelson: 6
Selwyn: 4
Uni: 4
Bays: 3
FC2011: 3
Western: 1

11 of the above transfers have been denied with 10 still pending. Transfers covers all ASB National and Youth League side not just Canterbury United.

Look like most of the transfers see the players going back to the club they played for in 2015.

Yes realise its youth and other teams too. Good diversion though!

Looks like all of the North Island players that turned out for Canterbury United have decided to fly north for the winter.

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Unknown editor edited March 18, 2021 06:12

VimFuego wrote:

AllWhites82 wrote:

VimFuego wrote:

My annual stats on National League transfers to clubs is as follows:

Cashmere Tech: 16
Coastal Spirit: 6
Nelson: 6
Selwyn: 4
Uni: 4
Bays: 3
FC2011: 3
Western: 1

11 of the above transfers have been denied with 10 still pending. Transfers covers all ASB National and Youth League side not just Canterbury United.

Look like most of the transfers see the players going back to the club they played for in 2015.

Yes realise its youth and other teams too. Good diversion though!

Looks like all of the North Island players that turned out for Canterbury United have decided to fly north for the winter.

AllWhites82 edited March 11, 2016 08:52

VimFuego wrote:

AllWhites82 wrote:

VimFuego wrote:

My annual stats on National League transfers to clubs is as follows:

Cashmere Tech: 16
Coastal Spirit: 6
Nelson: 6
Selwyn: 4
Uni: 4
Bays: 3
FC2011: 3
Western: 1

11 of the above transfers have been denied with 10 still pending. Transfers covers all ASB National and Youth League side not just Canterbury United.

Look like most of the transfers see the players going back to the club they played for in 2015.

Yes realise its youth and other teams too. Good diversion though!

Looks like none of the North Island players that turned out for Canterbury United have decided to fly north for the winter.