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Posted January 18, 2013 05:55 · last edited January 19, 2013 23:51

so i hear that Kevin Hagan has jumped from Glenfield to Taka - so that means that Glenfield and Taka are swapping over again (after having done it a few seasons back).  For me those two clubs are a mockery at that level, little to no investment in reserves or U19's - just get the chq book out each season.  Can't blame the players or the coaches, if someone is offering that kind of thing.


Predictions for promotion/relegation for each of the leagues?

Div 2

Tauranga and Springs to go up

Matamata and Manukau to battle it out for last


Div 1

Melville and Suburbs to bounce straight back up

Metro and Map to go down


Premier League

Hard to pick a winner - Maybe East Coast Bays? - big gap in ability between the top 5 and the bottom 5 (see below)

Two of Manurewa, Onehunga Sports, Wanderers, Three Kings and Ellerslie to go down


What does everyone else think?


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Unknown editor edited January 19, 2013 23:51

so i hear that Kevin Hagan has jumped from Glenfield to Taka - so that means that Glenfield and Taka are swapping over again (after having done it a few seasons back).  For me those two clubs are a mockery at that level, little to no investment in reserves or U19's - just get the chq book out each season.  Can't blame the players or the coaches, if someone is offering that kind of thing.


Predictions for promotion/relegation for each of the leagues?

Div 2

Tauranga and Springs to go up

Matamata and Manukau to battle it out for last


Div 1

Melville and Suburbs to bounce straight back up

Metro and Map to go down


Premier League

Hard to pick a winner - Maybe East Coast Bays? - big gap in ability between the top 5 and the bottom 5 (see below)

Two of Manurewa, Onehunga Sports, Wanderers, Three Kings and Ellerslie to go down


What does everyone else think?