Western and Pacific Premierships
I don't think there is any rule preventing it. Questions would be asked though - school teams are notoriously up and down as players graduate.
PN Girls HS were in wimmins CL last year. Pulled out this year cos they had a few leave school
PN Girls HS were in wimmins CL last year. Pulled out this year cos they had a few leave school
PN Girls HS were in wimmins CL last year. Pulled out this year cos they had a few leave school
PN Girls HS were in wimmins CL last year. Pulled out this year cos they had a few leave school
Smithy a question for you - if Taradale win but aren't interested does the second placed team in the league get a shot at the play off or does the WP winner just go to the next round automatically?
Also, for anyone who may know - Which Taradale team is the first team and why do they play one in each of the WP and PP?
e) Pacific and Western Premiership Play-Offs
i. The two top eligible teams (one from each premiership) are able to compete for a Federation League playoff position. The winner of each premiership will go into a home and away play-off to determine the team allowed to play-off for Federation League. If the winners of each league are not eligible or do not wish to enter Federation League then the 2
nd place teams may compete for a position.ii. Players of the Club taking part in the playoffs are required to be registered players of the club concerned and have been registered for that Club prior to 1
st July of that year.iii. The play-offs are considered to be an extension of a Club�s season. Therefore, cautions and suspensions will carry over into a playoff series.
iv. After match functions must be provided by the home team for all fixtures in the play off
2ndBest2011-07-04 15:37:52Smithy a question for you - if Taradale win but aren't interested does the second placed team in the league get a shot at the play off or does the WP winner just go to the next round automatically?
Also, for anyone who may know - Which Taradale team is the first team and why do they play one in each of the WP and PP?
Think that is a Capital Football rule?
e) Pacific and Western Premiership Play-Offs
i. The two top eligible teams (one from each premiership) are able to compete for a Federation League playoff position. The winner of each premiership will go into a home and away play-off to determine the team allowed to play-off for Federation League. If the winners of each league are not eligible or do not wish to enter Federation League then the 2
nd place teams may compete for a position.ii. Players of the Club taking part in the playoffs are required to be registered players of the club concerned and have been registered for that Club prior to 1
st July of that year.iii. The play-offs are considered to be an extension of a Club�s season. Therefore, cautions and suspensions will carry over into a playoff series.
iv. After match functions must be provided by the home team for all fixtures in the play off
Edit: I say I wonder because it seams to me the regs above are out-dated so something may have had to change since because there is no play off to gain promotion into the now non existent league. TopLeft072011-07-04 15:54:36
CL regs
The following will determine promotion/relegation:
a) The 1st placed team of the Capital Football Premier League will play-off with the 1st placed team in Central Football, home and away.
b) The winner of the inter-Federation series will automatically be promoted to the CL. The lowest placed team in CL will be automatically relegated.
c) If the 1st placed team from one of the Federation is ineligible, to be promoted then no playoff will take place and the other eligible Federation team will be automatically promoted.
d) If neither 1st place Federation team is eligible to be promoted then no promotion/relegation will take place.
2ndBest2011-07-04 16:00:23
not quite so clear as there are technically two 1st place teams in Central Football.
Think that is a Capital Football rule?
not quite so clear as there are technically two 1st place teams in Central Football.
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A mate in the know reckons the Western Prem team is officially the first team but the Pacific team is arguably better. The PP team consists of really good old players who didn't want to travel as much but don't want to play utterly sh*t local football. Quite an odd situation but I guess another similar example would be Karori Dreamers when they passed their club's seconds into Cap1 with a bunch of good old players.
POS
TEAM
P
W
D
L
For
Agst
GD
PTS
1
16
12
2
2
58
19
39
38
2
16
10
3
3
43
28
15
33
3
15
9
2
4
41
25
16
29
4
Ericksen Honda Port Hill United
15
8
4
3
35
23
12
28
5
15
6
5
4
32
29
3
23
6
15
6
3
6
35
32
3
21
7
15
6
3
6
26
26
0
21
8
16
3
3
10
17
32
-15
12
9
16
1
3
12
19
52
-33
6
10
15
2
0
13
19
59
-40
6
POS
TEAM
P
W
D
L
For
Agst
GD
PTS
1
Redsox Manawatu Stewarts Powerbase 1st Team
15
13
0
2
39
14
25
39
2
15
10
1
4
34
21
13
31
3
14
10
0
4
40
21
19
30
4
15
8
2
5
37
17
20
26
5
15
7
5
3
24
19
5
26
6
North End AFC 1sts Altherm Window Systems
15
7
1
7
25
22
3
22
7
14
4
1
9
17
32
-15
13
8
Strong Electrical Wanganui Athletic
15
3
3
9
15
29
-14
12
9
14
2
2
10
14
34
-20
8
10
16
2
1
13
14
50
-36
7
Football: Taradale can't have everything
ANENDRA SINGH - Sports Editor | 21st July 2011
http://www.hawkesbaytoday.co.nz/sport/news/football-taradale-cant-have-everything/3960234/
Taradale Football Club cannot have two bites of the cherry.
That's the verdict of Central Football eastern district manager Phil Holt.
Clarifying the promotion/relegation scenario, Holt emphasised Taradale club's Pacific Premiership team will not be challenging Western Premiership leaders and impending winners Red Sox Manawatu at the end of this season for the right to enter the premier winter league, the Central League, next season.
The Napier club already has a team in the Western Premiership, the Jamie Hall-coached Taradale AFC, who are sitting precariously in fifth place.
The premiership team, who have co-coaches Warren Gilbertson and Robbie Parker, boast elite players such as Hawke's Bay United assistant coach/player Chris McIvor and former National League player Perry Cotton, to name a few.
"At the end of the day no club can have two bites at the cherry," Holt said after a report in Hawke's Bay Today on Monday raising hopes of a third Bay team in the Central League competition.
Instead, Red Sox will play-off against the winners of the Capital division one champions to determine who will go up automatically next winter.
Gilbertson accepted his troops were a feeder team to Hall's Western Premiership outfit.
"If that's the way it is then that's how it is," he said, adding his team were now focusing on the Hawke's Bay Knockout Cup quarterfinals.