Social Men’s Summer
Cup, Conference 2
New Town Eagles 4-0 South East United
Taroona 4-3 Metro Yellow
University Dynamos 1-1 Hobart United (Ashenafi Ghebrehiwet)
(University won penalty shoot-out 6-5)
Kingborough Lions Blue 0-4 Southern FC White
Social Men's Summer Cup, Conference 1
Kingborough Lions Black 4 (Kai Hoddy 2, Sam Ash Williams, Will Aitken) beat South Hobart 2
Olympia Warriors 4-1 Southern FC Blue
Under-18s Summer Cup
Olympia Warriors 3-0 Beachside
South Hobart 12-1 Hobart United
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Photo: Club representatives at today's launch are: Back row (L-R): Nicky Edwards (Hobart Zebras), Lucas Hill (Olympia Warriors), Nathan Pitchford (Devonport City), Jarrod Hill (Riverside Olympic), Sam Cannamela (Clarence United). Front row (L-R): Danny Cowen (Kingborough Lions United), Nick Morton (South Hobart), Alex Bellini (Glenorchy Knights), Matthew Oh (Launceston City). [PlessPix]
Football Federation Tasmania held a low-key 2019 NPL Tasmania launch on the lawns beside the entrance to the Wrest Point Hotel Casino this afternoon.
Players representing the nine NPL Tasmania clubs attended in their team's kit for 2019.
The media was given the opportunity to interview the players.
FFT CEO Matt Bulkeley was not in attendance.
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Launceston City's NPL Tasmania coach, peter Sawdon, has resigned before the season has begun.
His replacement is assistant coach, Lino Sciulli, who coached Northern Rangers last season.
Sciulli is a former Launceston City player and coach.
Social Men's Summer Cup, Conference 1
Kingborough Lions Black 4 (Kai Hoddy 2, Sam Ash Williams, Will Aitken) beat South Hobart 2
Olympia Warriors 4-1 Southern FC Blue
Under-18s Summer Cup
Olympia Warriors 3-0 Beachside
South Hobart 12-1 Hobart United
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Photo: Club representatives at today's launch are: Back row (L-R): Nicky Edwards (Hobart Zebras), Lucas Hill (Olympia Warriors), Nathan Pitchford (Devonport City), Jarrod Hill (Riverside Olympic), Sam Cannamela (Clarence United). Front row (L-R): Danny Cowen (Kingborough Lions United), Nick Morton (South Hobart), Alex Bellini (Glenorchy Knights), Matthew Oh (Launceston City). [PlessPix]
Football Federation Tasmania held a low-key 2019 NPL Tasmania launch on the lawns beside the entrance to the Wrest Point Hotel Casino this afternoon.
Players representing the nine NPL Tasmania clubs attended in their team's kit for 2019.
The media was given the opportunity to interview the players.
FFT CEO Matt Bulkeley was not in attendance.
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Launceston City's NPL Tasmania coach, peter Sawdon, has resigned before the season has begun.
His replacement is assistant coach, Lino Sciulli, who coached Northern Rangers last season.
Sciulli is a former Launceston City player and coach.
WTF, why isn't the CEO at the launch?. You can except sickness or family matters but the CEO hasn't made any great statements about how they are going to change things for the better.
ReplyDeleteRumours about Challenge as it's also falling apart.
This all stems back from the quick decision to have the NPl before Victoria and hosted the Final at KGV with Sydney United. I bet they thought how good are we.
Well many years on and the under pinning structures are still a mess.
NPL clubs should just play NPL clubs from U/6- Seniors and Championship teams play against each other simple!
Last year of the old SPL I can remember that every club that played and DIV 1 had seniors, reserves, U/19, U/15,u/13 teams Etc but look now a lot of clubs are full and other have none.
So where is the game going as you can't trust FFA as in the greyhound game FFA stands for FREE FOR ALL.
I think we would all like to hear from FFT.
What a shambles Walter. Please tell us the pic you have of the players is not the official one... please tell us that.....
ReplyDeleteIt's just a photo I took.
ReplyDeleteWow so professional football is here. good job its only seasonal a few months that's all.fft must be busy all year
ReplyDeleteWalter, any idea why the u18 summer cup had a bye for two of the six teams? Too hard for fft to organise a third game?
ReplyDeleteWhat do FFT do in the off season apart from early afternoon leave passes where is our money going to .
ReplyDeleteI have no idea why there was a bye for two of the Under-18 teams.
ReplyDeleteThanks Walter. Now the preseason youth games have been postponed that were meant to commence this week. Perhaps you could ask the fft powers next time you speak with them what is going on?
DeleteAnd to add to the stupidity kingbourgh pulled out of the 18s summer cup a day beofre kick off (not for the first time) so Beachside and olympia play each other twice !!!
ReplyDeleteThe same happened with the youth last year and the season is still a long way off.
ReplyDeletefootball in this state for youth seems to have the longest preseason going around
The Morton Soccer School would have enough players to run a competition of its own , and probably more interesting !
ReplyDeleteFFT have cancelled the youth games because it wants a huge ground at, KGV so they can say what a great job they are doing the REST OF THE LEAGUES THEY DONT CARE ABOUT!
ReplyDeleteWord is FFT to face a no confidence vote if things don't improve watch this space .
ReplyDeleteIt would not be undeserved. Organisations like CRJSA seem to be able to do simple things like rostering properly without stuff ups and delays.
DeleteI dont believe that. Who will have guts to be first to put up ygrir band? If true why wait to see if things get worse?
DeleteThat's because the CRJSA have Leila doing the rosters. Leila knows the competitions very well and considering Leila does the rosters from Queensland and everyone gets the information about game changes. what I like is that you don't have to organise your catch up games as you do in youth.
ReplyDeleteI consider the CRJSA streets in front of FFT with the communication and organising skills and they are volunteers.
For whatever reason we keep excepting mediocracy from FFT year in year out.
The movement is getting stronger every day .
ReplyDeleteYes a movement on Walters blog and in your own minds.
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