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NDSFA FINALS DAY INFORMATION FOR TEAM OFFICIALS, PLAYERS & SUPPORTERS
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FIXTURE ALTERATION NOTICES
Published 18AUG10 19:00PM
The following links provide you with the latest fixture alteration notices (FAN's) for the 2010 season.
F.A.N. #18 18Aug10
F.A.N. #17 13Aug10
F.A.N. #16.c 06Aug10
F.A.N. #16.b 06Aug10
F.A,N, #15.A. 29Jul10 - Late change to Prem Game 29/7/10
F.A.N. #15 28Jul10
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FOOTBALL NSW SCHOOL HOLIDAY CAMP
Football NSW will again be holding their School Holiday Camps in October. |
NO CLUB NO COACHES NO TRIALS AND NO PLACES OFFERED
It seems that the recent decision by Nepean clubs to make an application to FNSW to participate in state run competitions has started a flurry of activity combined with rumours and fanciful stories.
The associaiton is already receiving requests for trial dates and there have been suggestions of Nepean Scouts attending games around the district to either recruit or poach players,depending on the storyteller.
At the present time, the associaiton has not even submitted an application to FNSW and a club has not been formed. It goes without saying then that there are no coaches, scouts, talent spotters or anyone else attempting to recruit any player anywhere within the district or beyond our boundaries.
If the application to FNSW is successful, there are very strict windows of opportunity to trial and recruit to fill the spots and the new club will be in the queue along with everyone else. Once again, IF the application is successful, details will be published on this web site in due course. Until such time, there is no-one that can answer questions or provide further information as there is no story to tell!
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SEMI FINALS AND FINALS FORMAT INFORMATION - ALL THE TECHNICAL ANSWERS HERE!
Who plays in the semi finals?
How do we get to the finals?
Do we have penalty shoot outs?
Why don't we have to produce a winner in 8 team competitions each week?
What happens to a player sent off in a final?
Does the higher placed team gain home field advantage?
What happens if we finish on the same points?
The link below will provide a PDF with all the information. You will need acrobat reader or equivalent software to be able to read the document.
click here to download the association document containing all the details.
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OUTSTANDING EFFORTS FROM UNDER 18 GIRLS IN COMBINED COMPETITION
Sometimes it takes effort and willingness to do something different to achieve a worthwhile outcome. This season that honour goes to the coaches, managers, parents, officials and players from Blaxland, Cranebrook, Colo and St Mary's SC for developing and supporting our first combined division for many years, with Blacktown and Nepean providing four teams each to establish an under 18 girls competition this season................................read on
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CLUBS VOTE TO APPLY FOR STATE & YOUTH LEAGUE PLACE IN 2011
At Tuesday night's council of clubs meeting, the direction for"football beyond grass roots" for the Nepean district was decided by the member clubs.
The clubs voted overwhelmingly to set up an entity to organize an application to FNSW to enter state and youth league for 2011 and beyond. The meeting capped off a nine month process, examining the pros and cons of such a venture. A number of models have been examined and voted upon and clubs were asked to vote on each occasion to ensure that the final outcome genuinely represents the wishes of member clubsd and their management committees.
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GREAT OFFER FOR NEPEAN JUNIORS 5-12 YEAR OLDS!
As a direct result of our partnership with A-League 2010 Premiers Sydney FC we're able to pass on a great offer to all our registered players aged 5-12 years of age. FREE 2010-2011 Junior Membership to Sydney FC. That's a whole season of free entry into games! Over 200 Nepean Juniors have taken advantage of this offer so far, don't miss out!
Read on to find out how you can take advantage of this great offer!!
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ST MARY'S BAND CLUB CELEBRATES 50 YEARS
Published 2June10 at 15:10pm
In 1960 two members of the St Mary’s District Band Club decided to get together a soccer team. They found enough boys interested, the oldest being 13 years of age, so one team was entered into the under 14 division with the Granville Federation. Every week this team would have to travel to the Granville, Auburn District to play. The closest game they played was against a Blacktown Club, at this stage there was no Nepean District Association.
Penrith Council granted permission to this newly formed team/club to use Victoria Park (across the road from the St Mary’s District Band Club) as their home ground. There were no goal posts at the park so this meant that goal posts were transported to Victoria Park, erected and dismantles before and after every home game. Even though this team of young boys did not win a game all season they put their heart and soul into every game they played. The shirts were 2 tones blue and all one size so that the shirts would fit anyone and everyone, on some of the small boys the shirts came down past their knees.
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Pssst! Have you checked out Football Stars of Tomorrow yet?
This is a great show for local football covering news from grass roots clubs around the district, state & nation... and rumour has it, one of our local clubs will be featured very soon. Click here  for screening times & channels. |
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