On the face of it, $100 per player seems high and for it to make up 74% of the clubs outgoings seems unreasonable & unsustainable. I've long felt that the federations/NZF take a lot more money from social football than they put back in but haven't seen any numbers either way.
Not sure what the alternative is though. Regular World Cup money should help in the future if spent properly.
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wouldnt the players fees to the club cover that though? I'd assume that each player registered would be paying in excess of $200/season. which covers the $15k to mainland football ad the rest goes to the club? Same anywhere, a bulk of a players rego fee goes to the federation, whatever is left is the clubs to utilise.
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Round 3 Fixtures: All Saturday 18 April 11:00am Christchurch United U20 vs. Western - United Sports Centre Nomads Res. vs. Ferrymead Bays U20 - Tulett Park 1:00pm Burwood vs. Cashmere Technical - Clare Park Waimak vs. Selwyn Res. - Kendall Park 1:30pm - note change to kick-off Universities of Canterbury vs. Halswell - English Park
Everyone avoids the dreaded Ashburton road trip Good to see Mid Canterbury back in these sorts of competitions! Always better when some of the more niche clubs decide to take part. Remember Oxford FC and Prebbleton FC entering a couple years ago
Round 3 - all Saturday 2 May 12:30pm Cashmere Technical Res. vs. Waimak - Garrick Memorial Park Christchurch United U20 vs. Burwood - United Sports Centre 2:30pm Western vs. Ferrymead Bays U20 - Walter Park 2:45pm Halswell vs. Nomads Res. - Halswell Domain Selwyn Res. vs. Universities of Canterbury - Foster Park
From what I understand they couldn't find a coach with the correct liscence so had to drop a level, and I'm guessing they lost a lot of important players too.
Is the CPL a closed league or could UC be relegated end of the season?
From what I understand they couldn't find a coach with the correct liscence so had to drop a level, and I'm guessing they lost a lot of important players too.
Is the CPL a closed league or could UC be relegated end of the season?
There is relegation down to the Championship which is what happened to FC 2011 last season, as long as there is an eligible team to be promoted - currently Coastal Reserves are leading that division and are eligible to play CPL. It will also depend on promotion and relegation from the Southern League and I don't believe that has actually been finalised yet for next season.
From what I understand they couldn't find a coach with the correct liscence so had to drop a level, and I'm guessing they lost a lot of important players too.
Is the CPL a closed league or could UC be relegated end of the season?
There is relegation down to the Championship which is what happened to FC 2011 last season, as long as there is an eligible team to be promoted - currently Coastal Reserves are leading that division and are eligible to play CPL. It will also depend on promotion and relegation from the Southern League and I don't believe that has actually been finalised yet for next season.
Blimey I didn't even notice 2011 getting Leicestered until you pointed it out. It looks likew they're doing better now but what happened here? Financial collapse? Player exodus?
LT01 wrote: Halswell looking pretty clear contenders to be promoted/go into the promotion playoff/however it works this year!
Looking even more likely after the round just played, strong starting teams of Nomads, Tech & United all have losses. Although they can't be promoted themselves, if two of them were to finish above Halswell then that would stop the Hawks chance of promotion playoffs.
From what I understand they couldn't find a coach with the correct liscence so had to drop a level, and I'm guessing they lost a lot of important players too.
Is the CPL a closed league or could UC be relegated end of the season?
There is relegation down to the Championship which is what happened to FC 2011 last season, as long as there is an eligible team to be promoted - currently Coastal Reserves are leading that division and are eligible to play CPL. It will also depend on promotion and relegation from the Southern League and I don't believe that has actually been finalised yet for next season.
Blimey I didn't even notice 2011 getting Leicestered until you pointed it out. It looks likew they're doing better now but what happened here? Financial collapse? Player exodus?
Player exodus maybe, looks like a completely different team from what they had when they were in the Southern League. Not many teams have gone up & managed to stay up. Seems the drop back down can have a big impact too, as mentioned FC now in the championship & Uni looking a chance of this as well (although only 4 games in at the moment). If Uni were to be relegated, there would be 3 Uni teams in the championship which would be weird.
Round 5 Fixtures: Saturday 16 May Midday Nomads Res. vs. Selwyn Res. - Tulett Park 12:30pm Ferrymead Bays U20 vs. Halswell - Ferrymead Park 2:30pm Burwood vs. Western - Clare Park 2:45pm Waimak vs. Christchurch United U20 - Kendall Park
Game between Universities of Canterbury vs. Cashmere Technical Res. being played on 2 June.
Looks like a bit going on at the end of the Bays v Halswell game with a few cards being shown. Who was down watching and can let us know what happened?
Round 6 Fixture's: All Saturday 23 May: 12:30pm ChCh United U20 vs. Universities of Canterbury - United Sports Centre 2:30pm Burwood vs. Waimak - Clare Road Western vs. Halswell - Walter Park 2:45pm Cashmere Technical Res. vs. Nomads Res. Garrick Memorial Park Selwyn Res. vs. Ferrymead Bays U20 vs. Foster Park
