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WHAT FFA WANTS

A 13-member congress offering two additional votes to the clubs (one for W-League) and one for the players via the union. This so-called 9-3-1 model has been rejected by both the clubs and FIFA.

WHAT STAKEHOLDERS WANT

A-League clubs: 9-6-2, or 9-5-2 at a minimum. This would give them a voting share of more than 25 per cent and the ability to influence votes.

Players' union: Same as the clubs. Professional Footballers Australia is demanding two seats - one for men and one for women.

State member federations: Divided. Seven states are aligned with FFA. The largest, Football NSW, is with the clubs and PFA. Football Federation Victoria's position is less clear, having switched sides to conditionally support the 9-3-1 model.

NPL clubs: The newly formed Association of Australian Football Clubs is campaigning for a seat at the table and a national second tier, among other things.

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WHAT FFA WANTS

A 13-member congress offering two additional votes to the clubs (one for W-League) and one for the players via the union. This so-called 9-3-1 model has been rejected by both the clubs and FIFA.

WHAT STAKEHOLDERS WANT

A-League clubs: 9-6-2, or 9-5-2 at a minimum. This would give them a voting share of more than 25 per cent and the ability to influence votes.

Players' union: Same as the clubs. Professional Footballers Australia is demanding two seats - one for men and one for women.

State member federations: Divided. Seven states are aligned with FFA. The largest, Football NSW, is with the clubs and PFA. Football Federation Victoria's position is less clear, having switched sides to conditionally support the 9-3-1 model.

NPL clubs: The newly formed Association of Australian Football Clubs is campaigning for a seat at the table and a national second tier, among other things.

Unknown editor edited September 28, 2017 23:30
WHAT FFA WANTS

A 13-member congress offering two additional votes to the clubs (one for W-League) and one for the players via the union. This so-called 9-3-1 model has been rejected by both the clubs and FIFA.

WHAT STAKEHOLDERS WANT

A-League clubs: 9-6-2, or 9-5-2 at a minimum. This would give them a voting share of more than 25 per cent and the ability to influence votes.

Players' union: Same as the clubs. Professional Footballers Australia is demanding two seats - one for men and one for women.

State member federations: Divided. Seven states are aligned with FFA. The largest, Football NSW, is with the clubs and PFA. Football Federation Victoria's position is less clear, having switched sides to conditionally support the 9-3-1 model.

NPL clubs: The newly formed Association of Australian Football Clubs is campaigning for a seat at the table and a national second tier, among other things.