Discussion NAFL Reserves 2018-19 - Franchise Bids and Discussion
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The Community jumper is where teams will wear a guernsey that celebrates an aspect of the community where their team is located. This can interpreted in a number of different ways, not limited to pride, charity, women's footy, culture, economy/agriculture etc. It's a bit of a free-hit, as long as it ties back to a realistic aspect of the community of the team.
- Apr 9, 2015
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idk if i'll have time so i may have to pull out but i want to submit a bid anyway just in case:
State: nsw
Location: broken hill
nickname: sand rats (might change)
colours: maroon, orange, white
State: nsw
Location: broken hill
nickname: sand rats (might change)
colours: maroon, orange, white
- Jun 18, 2016
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They all have to actually submit first.
With bidding still open, there is a chance for more teams to bid that would mean that could expand to 30+ teams. There is no chance that there would be 30+ rounds...
- Jun 18, 2016
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No but akkaps has brought together both of our thoughts - get the entries in then split then if necessary.
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When does bidding end Bacon Warrior?
Freight Train
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The option we might head towards would be similar to Can-Am with the conferencing system - there’s no need for a “third” division as such, but simply split the divisions geographically, with conference finals to follow. All of this would need to be sorted after the entry deadline though to figure out how many are in each conference.
Of course we’re kind of in unchartered territory here with an unprecedented amount of interest in the competition.
Right back in the early stages of the NAFL there was talk of a 3rd division due to entrant numbers, but it never eventuated.
I would be more for a 3rd division as it would add extra depth to the league with the reserves teams now being able to be relegated as well (adds a bit more of a challenge for them rather than just sitting in the reserves each year. Having two conferences could just see people stagnate in one or both of them or have the potential of one conference being way stronger than another purely on where people choose to locate their teams (I somethimes think this is the case in the Can-Am, but have been lucky that due to numbers the league has been fairly even, though I only have 20 teams, not the 40 or more potentially in the NAFL). Adding another division would allow people to sit in a tier that would keep them competitive with all others in that division and give them a better system to attempt to build to the top flight.
- Oct 15, 2008
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if we had 3 divisions, would then that result in a higher number of teams being relegated/promoted? say 3 or 4? top flight only 2 relegated
eg
top fight: bottom relegated, 2nd bottom play off with div 2 runner up
2nd div: premiers promoted. 2nd playoff with div 1 2nd last.
2nd div: last - relegated. 2nd bottom playoff with runners up in div 3. 3rd bottom playoff with 3rd in div 3 and . (maybe) 4th bottom play off with 4th in div 3.
eg
top fight: bottom relegated, 2nd bottom play off with div 2 runner up
2nd div: premiers promoted. 2nd playoff with div 1 2nd last.
2nd div: last - relegated. 2nd bottom playoff with runners up in div 3. 3rd bottom playoff with 3rd in div 3 and . (maybe) 4th bottom play off with 4th in div 3.
Freight Train
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My main concern with there divisions is that it will now take a minimum of two years for a team now to make it to the top division.
I’d rather everyone in Reserves have the chance to make it to the top flight.
I think it would depend on the number of teams in each division. But it could be possible that the bottom/top 2 or 3 could become part of a promotion/relegation system.
Freight Train
Once hit the sign at the Mercantile Mutual Cup
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- #192
innovative.
Nah it should either be
NAFL
NAFL Reserves
NAFL Reverves 2
or
NAFL
NAFL Reserves
NAFL Reserves Reserves
The Half Back
BC Approved
NAFL
NAFL Reserves
NAFL Reserves (2)
Like when you copy the same file on a computer.
NAFL Reserves
NAFL Reserves (2)
Like when you copy the same file on a computer.
Spanna_
The secret ingredient is crime
NAFL Colts surely. In all seriousness though, a third division could be cool. Would add even more prestige to the league and just the NAFL as a whole.
Club XVIII so I can live my dreams of being a clubbies footballer vicariously through jumper design.
Dav
Hotel? Trivago.
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Koala
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I like the idea of a third division.
If it went to 3 divisions this is how I would actually do it;
yep I like the sound of NAFL Colts. Seeing everyone's big interest in the NAFL. It shows that it is the competition that everyone wants to be a part of.
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I like it. Automatic Teller Machine Machine.
