NPL Tasmania
Devonport Strikers 2-0 South Hobart
Launceston United 1-1 Riverside Olympic
Launceston City 0-3 Clarence Zebras
NPL Tasmania Under-21s
Devonport Strikers 1-0 South Hobart
Launceston United 1-3 Riverside Olympic
NPL Tasmania (As at 26 August 2023)
|
TEAM |
P |
W |
D |
L |
F |
A |
Pts |
|
Devonport Strikers |
19 |
17 |
1 |
1 |
63 |
13 |
52 |
|
Glenorchy Knights |
19 |
12 |
1 |
6 |
44 |
18 |
37 |
|
South Hobart |
19 |
11 |
3 |
5 |
53 |
28 |
36 |
|
Kingborough Lions |
19 |
11 |
0 |
8 |
58 |
33 |
33 |
|
Clarence Zebras |
19 |
8 |
2 |
9 |
47 |
47 |
26 |
|
Launceston City |
18 |
8 |
1 |
9 |
23 |
29 |
25 |
|
Riverside Olympic |
18 |
3 |
1 |
14 |
17 |
68 |
10 |
|
Launceston United |
19 |
0 |
1 |
18 |
12 |
81 |
1 |
Women’s Super League
Devonport Strikers 6-1 Kingborough Lions United
Clarence Zebras 0-3 Launceston United
Men’s Southern Championship
Hobart United 3-2 South Hobart
South East United 5-0 Hobart City Beachside
Olympia Warriors 1-3 New Town Eagles
Men’s Northern Championship
Launceston United 2-3 Riverside Olympic
Launceston City 2-2 Burnie United
Ulverstone 2-1 Northern Rangers
Devonport Strikers 0-3 Somerset Sharks
Women’s Northern Championship
Launceston City 0-4 Burnie United
Devonport Strikers 3-0 Somerset Sharks
Start again city
ReplyDeleteCan the syson supporters defend this result?
ReplyDeleteDon’t need to, Pitchford was coaching
DeleteRegardless. Syson is head coach. Game plan would be still his making
DeleteDoes syson not communicate with his assistant?
DeleteHess copped a lot of flack earlier in the season. But Kingo consolidating a top 4 spot after their start to the season has been a good effort. Dev still far too good compared to anyone else. Knights no depth. South will be okay moving forward in coming years. Launnie united and Zebs need to reassess. River and launnie need to go.
ReplyDeleteCity have gone backwards. They need to bring an experienced coach to the club. Experiment failed. You can defend and say ‘trying to play possession based football’ but means jack if you can’t win. Stone back to Port surely
ReplyDeleteI’m not sure what Beachside have been thinking this year, spent all that money, sacked a loyal coach and replace him with a bloke who’s lost every match in charge and taken them to bottom place in the championship. A once proud club run into the dirt
ReplyDeleteBeachside were a successful and competitive championship club. Not anymore with the Hobart City takeover
DeleteNo Beachside mention in the new Hobart City Academy. Didn’t take them long!
DeleteBeachside don’t exist anymore. They were taken over and the results speak for them self.
DeleteAnon 3.31pm.
ReplyDeleteBeachside were second last just above Metro from the beginning of the year.
They were one off bottom when the “ loyal coach” as you describe , was there.
Your comment makes no sense.
Anon 4.27 I think 3.31 was drawing attention to the fact that while Beachside were not performing well they had a loyal dedicated coach and sacked him without due diligence on his replacement and went from bad to worse. I understand the club also lost coaches in junior teams, women’s and had problems at board level. The comment made perfect sense to me …… It draws parallels to the Clarence Zebras experiment.
DeleteFirstly beachside died when Hobart city came in secondly they get what they deserve Shane Shane shame
ReplyDeleteHobart City has been dead a long time, they’ve just proved money doesn’t bring yourself back to life if you don’t have the players as your focus.
DeleteWhat's Shane got to do with it?
DeleteBeachside of old is dead, chalk it up.
ReplyDeleteI think looking at zebras last game you have to be happy that the squad had a 17 two 17 yr old full backs a 19 yr old cb a 17, 19 and 21 yr old midfield then Dillon and the two imports must look good for the future and with a 3-0 win any teams younger in the first 11 ?
ReplyDeleteAnon 5.24AM.
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like a normal club to me !!!!
One or two NPL clubs are no different whatsoever .
Olympia isn't crushed each week,they were in the running recently, plus if they were NPL they would have players at the club that left to play NPL .
DeleteNot a Olympia fan ,but not fond of fools from Clarence
Well done FFT. So, the league having 3 Launceston teams has really gone well. Now the three bottom teams and Olympia’s ‘replacement’ team already has a Goal Difference of minus 80. You must be so proud of your decisions!
ReplyDeleteNow Olympia are just getting crushed most weeks in the Championship :)
DeleteIs cook 19?
ReplyDelete3.00 pm. Totally agree. Another terrible decision. U gotta feel for Olympia. How United got in is a joke. FT have a lot to answer for. They are supposed to improve our game and yet are the main obstacle!
ReplyDeleteThe new CEO has a mountain to climb to win the faith of real Tasmanian football people
Anon 7.20pm. The new CEO has to identify those who are at FT just biding their time before retirement.
ReplyDeleteIncorrect decisions recently made for the wrong reasons which created Tasmanian’s so called ‘ premier ‘
Everything but ‘ premier ‘.
What a joke!!!!!!
FT is a disgrace with their decisions over the years .
ReplyDeletePeople with no vision want to hit KPI like a business.
They have a potential influx of players but watch them and some clubs stuff it up.
Anon 9.30 am , yeah one game don’t cut it , same squad has been getting humiliated at the back and middle for months now
ReplyDeleteAnon 9.12PM.
ReplyDeleteOlympia may have lost players to other clubs but nearly all of them play in reserves most of the time indicating they are not quite good enough for NPL. If they stayed at Olympia would they improve the squad ? Maybe yes but would still be near bottom of ladder.
There isn't one senior player from last year playing seniors NPL anywhere else.
They lost sloan, vivarelli, simaan and pickup who played npl for them last season.as well as a number of younger players that played championship. Makes a bit of a difference I think and they would be so much more competitive then Launceston united who just picked up their first point for the season last weekend that’s ridiculous come on
ReplyDeleteAnon 1.11pm.
ReplyDeleteSloan went to South and has only played a handful of games in NPL.
Simaan went to Clarence and has played a handful of games.
Pick up went back to the mainland
Vivarelli is the only one who has played mare than a handful but he too
missed many games.
They may be more competitive than Launceston not sure about the rest.
You have to ask the gentleman from FFT about that .
If you had swapped Olympia for United all you would have changed is the team finishing lasts name. 7 and up would remain.
DeleteYou have all missed the point. FFT have taken a team away from the South where there is plenty of talent. Their reasoning to include a third Launceston team has done nothing but harm to the existing 2 teams and predictably the new team has 1 point and a pretty bad GD. The three Launceston teams are positioned bottom 3 in the league. Sad times for Launceston NPL!
DeleteThis npl season has been really competitive from first to 6th then 7th after the window - have to agree that we need the fifth team in the sth who that is has to depend on the criteria ( which didn’t help Olympia ) the utd experience hasn’t worked and there are no signs they are building anything when looking at their other teams
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