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Posted November 27, 2023 21:07 · last edited November 27, 2023 21:07

mrsmiis
theprof
coochiee
mrsmiis
Friar Tuck
coochiee
That will change somewhat. Some un contracted Weenix youngsters will definitely follow Greenacre to Auckland. Sloane-Rodriguez is from the 09?
GSR was born in Hong Kong and attends Wellington High School. Chief (and Zawada) are the ones giving him props, I don’t see him leaving.

Eh he was raised for the vast majority of his life in Auckland and only moved to Wellington in 2022 when he joined the Nix

Look GSR maybe very happy in Welly, especially yes given the hype he's got from Chiefy & Zawada. But it's not just him, it's all the uncontracted young kids in the Weenix CL team, and even the next team down. Do they follow Greenacre up to Auckland. I'm sure he's spoken to a few of them, and there will already be plans afoot for an Auckland FC Academy - that for sure will be well funded/resourced.

For the moment based on the above, seems it's those uncontracted guys a bit older at around age 20 (born 2003) who are mostly likely to head north. They can't all make the Nix senior squad, and they know they are always at risk of being overtaken by the 04 Weenix boys or younger, so yeah makes sense they are the ones most likely to grab any Aucks FC pro opportunity Greeny gives them. It may not come around again. 

Look at 21 yr old (02 born) OVH. Zawada is injured and he still doesn't get any mins on Saturday, and now young Luke Supyk could overtake him in the pecking order.


Foley isnt going to fill his new team with a bunch of CL kids though is he. He's gonna bring in some experienced pros, so good aleague talent and some "big name" vias players to start the teaqm off, there may well be a few poached juniors but theya rent making the starting XI immediately. Given the aleague doiesnt have a place for reserve teams and I doubt Foley will have negotiated his reserves playing in the Auckland comp in year 1 is moving right away the smartest option? unless you're guaranteed a spot in the 23?
I assume a Lower Hutt-like partnership in the Northern League will pop up from 2025, in lieu of an actual Auckland reserve team

I expect you're right. But that doesnt give anywhere for the supposed Greenacre expdus to go in 2024 unless they are getting first team contracts.

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mrsmiis
theprof
coochiee
mrsmiis
Friar Tuck
coochiee
That will change somewhat. Some un contracted Weenix youngsters will definitely follow Greenacre to Auckland. Sloane-Rodriguez is from the 09?
GSR was born in Hong Kong and attends Wellington High School. Chief (and Zawada) are the ones giving him props, I don’t see him leaving.

Eh he was raised for the vast majority of his life in Auckland and only moved to Wellington in 2022 when he joined the Nix

Look GSR maybe very happy in Welly, especially yes given the hype he's got from Chiefy & Zawada. But it's not just him, it's all the uncontracted young kids in the Weenix CL team, and even the next team down. Do they follow Greenacre up to Auckland. I'm sure he's spoken to a few of them, and there will already be plans afoot for an Auckland FC Academy - that for sure will be well funded/resourced.

For the moment based on the above, seems it's those uncontracted guys a bit older at around age 20 (born 2003) who are mostly likely to head north. They can't all make the Nix senior squad, and they know they are always at risk of being overtaken by the 04 Weenix boys or younger, so yeah makes sense they are the ones most likely to grab any Aucks FC pro opportunity Greeny gives them. It may not come around again. 

Look at 21 yr old (02 born) OVH. Zawada is injured and he still doesn't get any mins on Saturday, and now young Luke Supyk could overtake him in the pecking order.


Foley isnt going to fill his new team with a bunch of CL kids though is he. He's gonna bring in some experienced pros, so good aleague talent and some "big name" vias players to start the teaqm off, there may well be a few poached juniors but theya rent making the starting XI immediately. Given the aleague doiesnt have a place for reserve teams and I doubt Foley will have negotiated his reserves playing in the Auckland comp in year 1 is moving right away the smartest option? unless you're guaranteed a spot in the 23?
I assume a Lower Hutt-like partnership in the Northern League will pop up from 2025, in lieu of an actual Auckland reserve team

I expect you're right. But that doesnt give anywhere for the supposed Greenacre expdus to go in 20424 unless they are getting first team contracts.
Unknown editor edited November 27, 2023 21:07
mrsmiis
theprof
coochiee
mrsmiis
Friar Tuck
coochiee
That will change somewhat. Some un contracted Weenix youngsters will definitely follow Greenacre to Auckland. Sloane-Rodriguez is from the 09?
GSR was born in Hong Kong and attends Wellington High School. Chief (and Zawada) are the ones giving him props, I don’t see him leaving.

Eh he was raised for the vast majority of his life in Auckland and only moved to Wellington in 2022 when he joined the Nix

Look GSR maybe very happy in Welly, especially yes given the hype he's got from Chiefy & Zawada. But it's not just him, it's all the uncontracted young kids in the Weenix CL team, and even the next team down. Do they follow Greenacre up to Auckland. I'm sure he's spoken to a few of them, and there will already be plans afoot for an Auckland FC Academy - that for sure will be well funded/resourced.

For the moment based on the above, seems it's those uncontracted guys a bit older at around age 20 (born 2003) who are mostly likely to head north. They can't all make the Nix senior squad, and they know they are always at risk of being overtaken by the 04 Weenix boys or younger, so yeah makes sense they are the ones most likely to grab any Aucks FC pro opportunity Greeny gives them. It may not come around again. 

Look at 21 yr old (02 born) OVH. Zawada is injured and he still doesn't get any mins on Saturday, and now young Luke Supyk could overtake him in the pecking order.


Foley isnt going to fill his new team with a bunch of CL kids though is he. He's gonna bring in some experienced pros, so good aleague talent and some "big name" vias players to start the teaqm off, there may well be a few poached juniors but theya rent making the starting XI immediately. Given the aleague doiesnt have a place for reserve teams and I doubt Foley will have negotiated his reserves playing in the Auckland comp in year 1 is moving right away the smartest option? unless you're guaranteed a spot in the 23?
I assume a Lower Hutt-like partnership in the Northern League will pop up from 2025, in lieu of an actual Auckland reserve team

I expect you're right. But that doesnt give anywhere for the supposed Greenacre expdus to go unless they are getting first team contracts.