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Posted January 16, 2024 21:32 · last edited January 17, 2024 01:42

It’s not great when you have to let go of half your staff. But I don’t see the FA ever running the A League again, the clubs want control. Gallop is long gone, but issues/resentment like much of the $ millions Fox Sports paid for broadcasting the ALM, being siphoned off by the old FFA to the Socceroos & Matildas programs still linger. 

The APL will either continue running it and it will survive, or it will fall over. But I see it surviving if not actually thriving. The entry of Auckland and Foley’s cash will strengthen the position of NZ as a whole in the league. The Kiwi derbies with big crowds, will be welcome positive news for the APL and expansion. Canberra could also be a welcome addition.

The NPL clubs will find out how expensive running a pro club in a national league is, when the NSD starts in 2025 (if it ever does).

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Unknown editor edited January 17, 2024 01:42
It’s not great when you have to let go of half your staff. But I don’t see the FA ever running the A League again, the clubs want control. Gallop is long gone, but issues like much of the $ millions Fox Sports paid for broadcasting the ALM, being siphoned off by the old FFA to the Socceroos & Matildas programs still linger. 

The APL will either continue running it and it will survive, or it will fall over. But I see it surviving if not actually thriving. The entry of Auckland and Foley’s cash will strengthen the position of NZ as a whole in the league. The Kiwi derbies with big crowds, will be welcome positive news for the APL and expansion. Canberra could also be a welcome addition.

The NPL clubs will find out how expensive running a pro club in a national league is, when the NSD starts in 2025 (if it ever does).
Unknown editor edited January 17, 2024 01:41
It’s not great when you have to let go of half your staff. But I don’t see the FA ever running the A League again, the clubs want control. The APL will either continue running it and it will survive, or it will fall over. But I see it surviving if not actually thriving. The entry of Auckland and Foley’s cash will strengthen the position of NZ as a whole in the league. The Kiwi derbies with big crowds will be a good look for the APL and expansion

The NPL clubs will find out how expensive running a pro club in a national league is when the NSD starts in 2025 (if it ever does).
Unknown editor edited January 17, 2024 00:55
It’s not great when you have to let go of half your staff. But I don’t see the FA ever running the A League again the clubs don’t want it. APL will either continue running it and it will survive, or it will fall over. But I see it surviving if not actually thriving. The entry of Auckland and Foley’s cash will strengthen the position of NZ as a whole in the league. The Kiwi derbies with big crowds will be a good look for the APL and expansion

The NPL clubs will find out how expensive running a pro club in a national league is when the NSD starts in 2025 (if it ever does).
Unknown editor edited January 17, 2024 00:54
It’s not great when you have to let go of half your staff. But I don’t see the FA ever running the A League again the clubs don’t want it. APL will either continue running it, and it will survive or it will fall over. But I see it surviving if not actually thriving. The entry of Auckland and Foley’s cash will strengthen the position of NZ as a whole in the league. The Kiwi derbies with big crowds will be a good look for the APL and expansion

The NPL clubs will find out how expensive running a pro club in a national league is when the NSD starts in 2025 (if it ever does).
Unknown editor edited January 16, 2024 21:35
It’s not great when you have to let go of half your staff. But I don’t see the FA ever running the A League again the clubs don’t want it. APL will either continue running it, and it will survive or it will fall over. But I see it surviving if not actually thriving. The entry of Auckland and Foley’s cash will strengthen the position of NZ as a whole in the league. 

The NPL clubs will find out how expensive running a pro club in a national league is when the NSD starts in 2025 (if it ever does).