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Beretta said:
yeah you can, support your club. Olympic has started to become like marconi & APIA, it's a morgue.

Only Rockdale, United, Wollongong get crowds.
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I have been borderline religiously going to South games for the past decade... Its fucking miserable. Most of the games are fucking freezing cold, the league is run like a complete scam, after you win a few trophies there is little to play for outside of bragging rights and the FFA cup.
 
southoftheyarra said:
I have been borderline religiously going to South games for the past decade... Its fucking miserable. Most of the games are fucking freezing cold, the league is run like a complete scam, after you win a few trophies there is little to play for outside of bragging rights and the FFA cup.
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Through suffering and pain comes football glory :)
 
Beretta said:
yeah you can, support your club. Olympic has started to become like marconi & APIA, it's a morgue.

Only Rockdale, United, Wollongong get crowds.
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yer it is sad when you turn up to games and the crowd is average.
Derbies are ok but they are getting thinner.
I don't like Rockdale games though, you wonder when a missile is going to just miss you walking back to the car haha
Let alone making sure you lay low the team you support.
Christ even at Prem 1 level when I go watch the son play last couple of seasons, they go off even in those games when the game and ref to them goes against them.
This level needs this NST re birth big time.
 

Young gun Wanderers set to unearth more stars in 2025​

The Western Sydney Wanderers have been busily preparing for the 2025 National Premier Leagues Men’s NSW season with the club hoping to consolidate its top-flight status for another year.
Western Sydney Wanderers: Awan Lual, Edmun Haddad, Ryley Hollingdale, Luke Nieuwenhof, Jesse Cameron, Ricky Fransen, Antony Barbic, Alaat Abdul, Rahman, Richard Nkomo, Saxon Hillyer, Luka Knezevic, Dallo Sandy, Julian Cop, Nathan Barrie, Tristan Vidackovic, Lucas Sinnott, Nicholas Badolato

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Young gun Wanderers set to unearth more stars in 2025 - NPL Men's NSW

The Western Sydney Wanderers have been busily preparing for the 2025 National Premier Leagues Men’s NSW season with the club hoping to consolidate its top-flight status for another year. Coach Richie Cardozo will have a decent squad at his disposal full of talent and flair as he hopes his young...
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Hope they get relegated, with Sydney FC.
 
LFC said:
yer it is sad when you turn up to games and the crowd is average.
Derbies are ok but they are getting thinner.
I don't like Rockdale games though, you wonder when a missile is going to just miss you walking back to the car haha
Let alone making sure you lay low the team you support.
Christ even at Prem 1 level when I go watch the son play last couple of seasons, they go off even in those games when the game and ref to them goes against them.
This level needs this NST re birth big time.
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Rockdale, a club that always playing the victim card lol
 
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Brenton1986 said:
2 experienced commentators up in NSW NPL both gone and not doing commentary for the 2025 season which are Tony Tannous and Will Gotsis.
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thats a real shame, both were great commentators in NSW NPL and had a real passion for the game.
 
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Key signings set to spearhead NWS Spirit FC’s 2025 campaign​

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Key signings set to spearhead NWS Spirit FC's 2025 campaign - NPL Men's NSW

There’s a buzz in the air at Christie Park as NWS Spirit FC have kicked off it’s ambitions on shaking up this year’s National Premier Leagues Men’s NSW competition following a flurry of key new recruits set to bolster the squad for the upcoming season. The new faces dominating the headlines are...
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NWS Spirit FC: Chris Marques, Anthony Younis, Kyah Williams, Bradie Smith, Jordan Perez, Corey Kavanagh, Frankie Ljucovic, Grant Cornwell, Yu Okubo, Michael Konestabo, Ollie Wiggin, Joel Wade, Simon Nicholas, Marco Arambasic, Jamie Percevski, Jake Chidiac, Zayne Ahluwalia, Austin Oats, Harry Keys, Takumi Ofuka, Lincoln Gilmour
 

Wollongong Wolves eager to make its mark under Grieve​

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Wollongong Wolves eager to make its mark under Grieve - NPL Men's NSW

The Warren Grieve era has officially kicked off with the new Wollongong Wolves coach announcing the majority of his squad for the upcoming National Premier Leagues Men’s NSW season. The Wolves will count on a number of their 2024 players with the likes of Harrison Buesnel, Darcy Madden, Oliver...
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Wollongong Wolves: Oliver Yates, Harrison Buesnel, Darcy Madden, Dylan Ryan, Banri Kanaizumi, James Anagnostopoulos, Sim Woon Sub, Damon Gray, Sebastian Hernandez, Dax Kelly, Marcus Beattie, Nicholas Olsen, Lachlan Scott, Alex Masciovecchio, Ben Giason, Raphael Le’ai
 
A question for WA, SA, QLD, NSW and TAS NPL fans.... Do any/some/most of your clubs have jerseys with player names on the back? Its very uncommon here in Melbourne (Im guessing from a cost perspective and or because team managers are usually volunteers and dont have the time)

I was just thinking that this should be a common practice for NST team at the very least...
 
Monoethnic Social Club said:
A question for WA, SA, QLD, NSW and TAS NPL fans.... Do any/some/most of your clubs have jerseys with player names on the back? Its very uncommon here in Melbourne (Im guessing from a cost perspective and or because team managers are usually volunteers and dont have the time)

I was just thinking that this should be a common practice for NST team at the very least...
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I feel left out here - but in ACT not a regular as well. Only Gungahlin Utd do from memory.
I think every club has two different sets here for First Grade and 23s as well.

There's a club in Griffith that don't do names on the jersey, but each player from I think U12s and up have their own number (eg, not repeated elsewhere in the club), so that if there's ever a need to play up a grade, they can just use their own jersey.
 
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