It is sad news. My question is the following: How can clubs like San Marco and Budapest just non exist in 2016? There has to be more to it then just saying this division won't suit us etc I personally fear for many clubs. The next generation are not interested in taking on responsibility and puttin...

It is sad news. My question is the following: How can clubs like San Marco and Budapest just non exist in 2016? There has to be more to it then just saying this division won't suit us etc I personally fear for many clubs. The next generation are not interested in taking on responsibility and puttin...

Nigel_Reo-Coker wrote:

God is an Englishman wrote:This is the amateur league forum, please take your collegiate league cabernet somewhere else.

Amen! Post this shiraz merlot in your collegiate forum.

No worries dingleberry

We are still looking for player to add depth and strengthen the squad , anyone interested make your way to training at regency oval, Wednesday nights 7.30pm

Internal trial/rego/meet and greet/ beer drinking day this Saturday at 1pm @Polonia reserve
All current and potential players required

All of Plympton juniors are with FFSA ( JSL ) The SAASL had the opportunity earlier to create a women's league before last year .. Reason why no one wanted it was all the SAASL club with FFSA women teams are happy to stay there... so the horse has bolted on that one .... Don't see why it matters ab...

Wonder if teams going to Collegiate as anything to do with the reason why Budapest who requested to go to Div 5 as only able to enter one team (a much weakened one at that) has instead been elevated to Div 3!!! - the leagues response was that there will just have to be a bye for Ressies when fixtur...

KEEPER 01 wrote:Any one after a first team keeper

Polonia

God is an Englishman wrote:

PASC wrote:

God is an Englishman wrote:Can you prove it though? So far, all you're offering is opinion.

i can but i don't want to

God is an Englishman wrote:Can you prove it though? So far, all you're offering is opinion.

i can but i don't want to

God is an Englishman wrote:

PASC wrote: Metro won a national NPL title ... that just about proves it i think

All that proves is that they were the best team under the FFA umbrella.

National NPL, is that like an ATM Machine?

Nah, it's more like an Automatic ATM

God is an Englishman wrote:

Bomber wrote:

God is an Englishman wrote:Common sense tells us that it's
FFSA
SAASL
CSL

That's all you needed to say.

BUT can it be proven?

Metro won a national NPL title ... that just about proves it i think

Typical Aussie attitude I'm afraid. We can't change it because that's the way it is. You'll be accusing anyone who highlights the issues as a whinger next. There is no reason why SAASL can't stand on its own two feet for decades to come. Played in a number of clubs in England and never once did we ...

From my point of view I see the FFSA operating not unlike a Coles-Woolworths-Bunnings, they are looking for numbers (ie bargaining power for things such as the FFA Cup, grants etc) in that they will lure groups in at comparable (or possibly cheaper) rates than the SAASL....in an attempt to drive ou...

never boring winning a div 1 title, just wish my lot could they've been trying for 30 something years. It's not boring wining it once... Or twice... Or maybe even a few times but after years of winning it or having maybe only 2 or 3 other teams to really beat it may get boring... All I'm saying is ...

Typical Aussie attitude I'm afraid. We can't change it because that's the way it is. You'll be accusing anyone who highlights the issues as a whinger next. There is no reason why SAASL can't stand on its own two feet for decades to come. Played in a number of clubs in England and never once did we ...

Unfortunately in the football world the monopoly is FIFA - and it all flows down from there-I don't think comparing a supermarket chain is relevant I love what the SAASL does and has done for years and it should continue to do so but at some stage we will all have to come under the local body under...

I really did think it would ruffle a few feathers.....

From my point of view I see the FFSA operating not unlike a Coles-Woolworths-Bunnings, they are looking for numbers (ie bargaining power for things such as the FFA Cup, grants etc) in that they will lure groups in at comparable (or possibly cheaper) rates than the SAASL....in an attempt to drive ou...

God is an Englishman wrote:

PASC wrote:Is that what metro stars did as well?

When were metrostars in saasl?

Played in Saturday amateur league in the 90's before moving to Feds?

When are polonia going to tell saasl and csl what league they're wanting to be in? Must have been told already since Alex even called us to see if we would reconsider. All this bs talk of this league against that league- you're all just adding fuel to the fire - I'll spell it out again- we are doin...

I think what you are finding is that the bigger clubs are getting bigger. Ingle Farm could field 3-4 C teams this year. Downs, Gardens etc are in similar positions Spot on Jay! Its the clubs who have had minimal to no success (trophies) & little history (time & trophies) in the SAASL who ar...

Well else would Polonia players vote to switch leagues? I don't disagree with your comments, but the CSL is not run by the FFSA. It has its own Executive who do a really good job. When issues / problems present themselves there normally there is an equitable outcome. Perhaps they are after an easie...

It's not only your opinion... Believe me

I hate many aspects of FFSA, but I can see they are at least trying to move the game forward albeit with minimal success. If the FFSA told me today was saturday, I'd get my diary out and check it. Have had to deal with a few of them there and I'm afraid to say it but they're incompetent. Who cares!...

I'm guessing when polonai CSL team play away or your not on a super Saturday you won't be able to watch or probably help out at Croydon kings ? we'll have to make every home game a super saturday :D surely this would be attractive to the opposition- coming to play on a super league pitch with poten...

I think we ( Polonia- Croydon and amateurs ) have taken a massive step in the right direction for the club as a whole... After debating and deliberating this makes sense in so many ways... People were used to their comfort zones, we have been in the SAASL for 20 years, the league obviously does a lo...

Whilst the team will normally play on Saturdays, we are looking at some games being played on Friday nights, along with possibility of the odd "Super Saturday" when the teams will play directly AFTER Croydon senior team at home under lights. That's going to seriously cut into drinking tim...

Unless we get 90 blokes turning up

Polonia to CSL

Have fun boys will miss the trips down south