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Women’s football and an independent A-League the big winners from CRWG report

November 18, 2018 By: Penny Category: Football in the Media

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Joey Lynch

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August 7, 2018

Women’s football and the Australian Association of Football Clubs (AAFC) are the big the winners from the Congress Review Working Group’s (CRWG) report to FIFA, which also earmarks the potential for an independent A-League as soon as 2019-20.

The report, which was submitted to FIFA in Zurich on 31 July but distributed to the public by the involved stakeholders with the blessings of FIFA today, lays bare its recommendations for fixing the governance crisis currently engulfing Australian football; key of which is the recommendation for the expansion of the FFA congress.

Currently the smallest and least democratic in world football with only ten members (nine representatives member federations and one representative for the A-League and W-League body the Association of Professional Football Clubs Australia) the congress would be expanded from 10 to 29 under the newly proposed model.

Under the new system, member federations would receive 55 votes, the APFCA would receive 28, the players union Professional Footballers Australia (PFA) seven and a newly established Women’s Football Council 10.

The creation of the Women’s Council is one of the key recommendations of the report and shows a clear push by the members of the group to bring Australian into line with FIFA’s policy on gender equality.

The report outlines the makeup of this newly established Women’s Football Council would be made up of an independent chair, three representatives from Member Federations, three from the PFA and three from the APFCA.

This structure, as well as giving greater representation to women, would also effectively bring the voting powers of the PFA and APFCA in the new congress to 10 and 31 respectively.

Explicitly mentioned in the report outlining the expansion of the Congress is the objections of the FFA Board to the CRWG’s proposed model.

The CRWG’s proposed Congress model

The report also makes specific mention of the AAFC several times, including outlining a pathway for the body seeking to give NPL a voice at the national level a clear pathway to gaining acceptance into the Congress as a recognised special interest group.

Importantly for the AAFC, their previous efforts at gaining representation have been recognised by the CRWG, meaning that they could be recognised as full voting rights members of the Congress by July next year.

Other interest groups, such as fans, coaches and futsal would have to begin a longer pathway to membership of the congress that begins with a two-year qualifying period under a process outlined in detail in the report.

Any new A-League clubs added to the A-League through expansion would qualify for two votes within the Congress once admitted to the relevant competitions.

Aside from the Congress, the biggest news to come from the report is the CRWG’s recommendations surrounding a pathway to an alternative A-League governance model, that could see an independent A-League, W-League and Y-League as soon as the 2019-20 season.

Noting that, once again, the FFA Board objected to the proposal, the CRWG outlined plans for the creation of a ‘New League’s Working Group’ (NLWG) that would, in consultation with key stakeholders such as the PFA, APFCA, Member Federations and the FFA, work towards a proposal for a new organisation by next April.

The mandate of the NLWG shall be comprised of two key objectives/phases of work, being:

1. To consider, evaluate and make recommendations for consideration by the FFA Board and FFA Congress respectively in relation to a new governance model for the professional leagues in Australia (A-League, W-League and Y-League); and

2. To consider, evaluate and negotiate terms and make recommendations for consideration by the FFA Board and FFA Congress respectively in relation to legal and commercial aspects pertaining to the new A-League model.

The Congress Review Working Group Report – Pg. 50

Beyond changes to the Congress and the A-League, the report also recommends that further steps to ensure that it is fully compliant with FIFA statutes on human rights, including the employing of an expert on business and human rights to report on what the FFA needs to do to embed respect for human rights across it’s international and domestic operations.

Alex Wilkinson, president of the PFA, welcomed the release of the report.

“I’ve been part of the A-League since the very first season and seen it evolve,” Wilkinson said.

“There was a time when we needed absolute support but the competitions – both the A-League and the W-League – are now ready and mature enough to step out on their own.

“What this report has proposed is a plan to ensure all areas of the sport will be stronger. Not only the professional leagues but also the national teams and development pathways; as each stakeholder will be able to contribute to building the league and then focusing on their own areas of expertise.”

Greg Griffin, who serves as chair and CEO of the APFCA, also welcomed the public’s chance to view the report.

“This report and its recommendations represent an opportunity for a new era of collaboration, transparency and democracy for Australian Football,” the former Adelaide United executive said.

“They are borne from a process of unprecedented cooperation and engagement between the diverse stakeholders of our game – interactions that should be given every chance of becoming the cornerstone of a brighter future for the entire game.”

FFA responded with a statement of their own, outlining their concerns.

“FFA has been supportive of the CRWG process from the beginning and is committed to working constructively with all stakeholders,” chairman Steven Lowy said.

“There are many elements of the report which are positive steps and wholly supported by the FFA board.

“However, there are also some crucial aspects of the report which the FFA board does not believe are in the best interests of the game and are inconsistent with its guiding principles submitted at the beginning of the process.”

THE FULL CRWG REPORT CAN BE READ HERE

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The World Football Programme 107.9FM Media Wrap for Saturday August 18, 2018

November 18, 2018 By: Penny Category: Football in the Media

Penny Tanner and Pete Szkiela bring you the week’s football News from 10AM WA time through to noon.

The guest lineup for this week’s show is:

10-10.25AM Andrew Arena, Vic Park Victory and Coaches Association. Catch up with General football banter for the week
10.30AM Paul Wade, former Socceroos Captain. FFA reforms, impending changes and impact on Australian football, from grass roots to international teams
10.50-11.10AM Gordon Duus, Football West Inclusive Development Officer, programmes, Cups and carnivals
11.15-11.30AM Matthew Stacey, Perth Glory Supporter, Club squad news, memberships and Pre Season Tour
1130-12NOON Chris Barty, ParaRoos Goal Keeper, squad news and ParaRoos Movie

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The World Football Programme 107.9FM Media Wrap for Saturday August 11, 2018

November 18, 2018 By: Penny Category: Football in the Media

Sean Kelly and Don Evans bring you the week’s football News from 10AM WA time through to noon.

The guest lineup for this week’s show is:

10.10 Tim Budden UWA Man v Fat

10.30 Jessine Bonzas, NTC and Perth Glory Coach on women’s football

11.00 Sam Musca, Referee Standing Committee

11.30 Derek Pollock, Aleague, English Premier League, International banter

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The World Football Programme 107.9FM Media Wrap for Saturday August 4, 2018

November 18, 2018 By: Penny Category: Football in the Media

Northern Redbacks Tim Hodgson joins the team for a banter on women’s football on The World Football Programme 107.9FM this Saturday morning. Sarah Groube from The Women’s Game jumps in about the Matilda’s latest win in the Tournament of Nations.

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Peter Szkiela (Aleaguestats.com) and Penny TannerHoath (Women’s Football Advocate), talk the week in football with a great line up of local guests.

FFA Cup rounds, state representations and club honours are all in the hat at this, the business end of the season. While the Socceroos had us all hoping for one step further and a few ranks higher in the FIFA rankings, the Matildas are on the verge of another Tournament of Nations Trophy to cap off a huge 12 months of football.

(All WA times)

10-11am South West Football Historian, Ron Moss (growth, challenges and characters of football in the region)
10-11 Tim Hodgson, Northern Redbacks Women’s Soccer Club (Premier and State League football, Matildas)
1030-1130 Sarah Groube (TWG), on Women’s Football
11-11.30 Rabieh Krayem, Chairman AAFC (update on FFA reforms, second tier football)
1130-12 noon Fox Sports Commentator, Simon Hill (Aleague, FFA Cup, National Sports reforms)

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Westfield Matildas boss to view Indigenous football talent in remote NT

November 18, 2018 By: Penny Category: Football in the Media

Staff writerJul 9, 2018

Westfield Matildas Head Coach Alen Stajcic will become Australia’s first national football coach to take a look at remote region Indigenous talent when he visits the tiny town of Borroloola, NT on 11-12 July 2018.

He will run a two-day coaching clinic under the Outback sun for more than fifty Aboriginal children who train every week in the John Moriarty Football (JMF) program.

Named after Borroloola-born John Moriarty, the first Aboriginal footballer selected for Australia, JMF is in its seventh year of continuous delivery in remote Australia.

JMF brings together 6-16 year old children through sport, promoting good health and wellbeing in some of the country’s most socially challenged regions.

The young players are supported to thrive and reach for their potential at local, national and international levels of the game.

JMF is a skills mastery program, adapted from the Football Federation Australia (FFA) national curriculum. School attendance and better nutrition are cornerstones of the program.

In a first for football, JMF’s FFA-licensed coach-mentors live in the community to develop local Aboriginal coaches. With daily support from Sydney head office, the program is creating exceptional young footballers.

Their natural talent, flair and outstanding athleticism offer the X factor to Australian football. AFL and NRL have long backed the value of Indigenous talent with sustained representation of around 15% and 12% respectively.

Football is playing catch up with a little over 1% of the Hyundai A-League or Westfield W-League coming from the ranks of First Australians

16-year-old Borroloola local and 2018 Westfield Young Matildas debutant Shadeene (Shay) Evans, is the first elite athlete to emerge from the John Moriarty Football program.

Shay was scouted at 13 years of age by Alen Stajcic, before moving 3000kms to Sydney in 2015 on a JMF scholarship at Westfields Sports High School and the NSW Institute of Sport. Four more young Borroloola and Robinson River athletes have since joined Shay in Sydney to chase their football and education dreams.

“An important part of our mission is allowing these children to become individuals with a clear vision and aspiration so they can see the future themselves” says John Moriarty.

Alen Stajcic is looking forward to his first visit to a remote Aboriginal community.

He said “being in a privileged position of coaching a National Team, I am extremely proud to have three Indigenous players representing our team and our country. All fantastic ambassadors for Football, our country and their culture, I am sure that they, with the help of the JMF will encourage, embrace and promote even more young Indigenous children to enjoy our wonderful code.”

JMF Board member Craig Foster said “It is important for Aboriginal Australians to have the chance to show the world what they can achieve, but also important for the nation. There is no better place to do so than in a Socceroos or Matildas shirt. This is not only about talent, it is about showcasing the beauty and wonder of Indigenous Australia through the global game.”

 

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The World Football Programme 107.9FM Media Wrap for Saturday 23 June, 2018

November 18, 2018 By: Penny Category: Football in the Media

Peter Szkiela, Penny TannerHoath and Rose Maree talk the week in football with a great lineup of local guests and the ‘Know Your Football Quiz’.

All WA times.

10-1030 AM
Sam Watkins, Chair Junior Standing Committee
Junior football landscape
What’s on the JSC and Football West agenda to encourage junior football development
1030-11
Greg Farrell, Coach Beckenham Angels Premier Team
National Futsal Coach
Women’s football and international Futsal
11-1130
Goran Stajic, Balcatta SC Head Coach
Men’s NPLWA and German Coaching Clinics
ParaRoos update
1130-12
Bill Easton, Armadale Supporter
Local football and World Cup banter

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Matildas Defend Tournament of Nations 2018

November 18, 2018 By: Penny Category: Football in the Media, WA on the world stage

Matildas Defend ToN 2018

Matildas Defend ToN 2018

 

⚽ Brazil v Westfield Matildas
? Friday 27 July 2018 AEST
? Children’s Mercy Park, Kansas City, Kansas
⌚ 6:15am Friday 27 July (AEST)
? Fox Sports Football

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THE WORLD FOOTBALL PROGRAMME ON 107.9FM THIS SATURDAY APRIL 28

November 18, 2018 By: Penny Category: Football in the Media

On the show this Saturday, 107.9FM Radio, from 10am, Penelope TannerHoath, Rod Banjac, Dave Kindness and Rose, catch up with this week’s football news.

Rose tests our first guest’s football knowledge with her Know Your Football Quiz.

Perth Glory owner, Tony Sage, answers some of the questions we are all wanting to know about where to for Perth Glory from here?

Jessine Bonzas, Women’s NTC Coach, reviews their fantastic start to the season as Night Series Champions and now sitting atop the Women’s Premier League.

Rod Banjac, Forrestfield United Head Coach and Dave Kindness, Murdoch Melville’s President, review the top tiers in local men’s football and how less football registrations in 2018 affects the local game.

Michael Dawson, Vice President of Broome Soccer Association, lets us in on why Broome is one of the fastest growing areas of junior football in Australia.

10-1020 Rod Banjac and Dave Kindness (review results and the weeks news)
1020-1045 Jessine Bonzas (women’s football)
1050-11.20 Tony Sage (Perth Glory)
1120-1140 Michael Dawson (BSA)
1140-12 Rod Banjac and Dave Kindness (preview fixtures, open discussion)

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AFC Women’s Cup 2018 Results

April 23, 2018 By: Penny Category: Football in the Media, WA on the world stage, World Football

Group stage · Match day 1 of 3

FT
6/4
4
China
0
Thailand
FT
7/4
1
Jordan
2
Philippines
FT
7/4
4
Japan
0
Vietnam
FT
8/4
0
Australia
0
South Korea
Group stage · Matchday 2 of 3
FT
Mon., 9/4
0
Philippines
3
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Tue., 10/4
6
Thailand
1
Jordan
FT
Tue., 10/4
0
South Korea
0
Japan
FT
Wed., 11/4
0
Vietnam
8
Australia
Group stage · Matchday 3 of 3
FT
Fri., 13/4
1
JordanRed Card Icon
8
China
FT
Fri., 13/4
3
Thailand
1
Philippines
FT
Fri., 13/4
1
Japan
1
Australia
FT
Fri., 13/4
4
South Korea
0
Vietnam
Match for 5th place
FT
Tue., 17/4
0
Philippines
5
South Korea
Semi-final
FT (P)
Tue., 17/4
2 (3)
Australia
2 (1)
ThailandRed Card Icon
FT
Wed., 18/4
1
China
3
Japan
Match for 3rd place
FT
Fri., 20/4
3
China
1
Thailand
Final
FT
Sat., 21/4
1
Japan
0
Australia
All times are in Australian Western Standard Time
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Current champions (prior to 2018 Final)‎: ‎Australia‎; (1st title)
Number of teams‎: ‎24 (finals); 47 (eligible to ent…
Most successful team(s)‎: ‎Japan‎ (4 titles)
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The 2019 AFC Asian Cup will be the 17th edition of the AFC Asian Cup, the quadrennial international men’s football championship of Asia organised by the …

Teams‎: ‎24
Dates‎: ‎5 January – 1 February
Host country‎: ‎United Arab Emirates
Venue(s)‎: ‎8 (in 4 host cities)

The 2018 AFC Women’s Asian Cup was the 19th edition of the AFC Women’s Asian Cup, the quadrennial international football tournament in Asia competed by the women’s national teams in theAsian Football Confederation (AFC). It was originally scheduled to be held in Jordan between 7 and 22 April 2018, but later was …

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The World Football Programme 107.9FM media wrap February 24, 2018

April 23, 2018 By: Penny Category: Football in the Media

THE WORLD FOOTBALL TEAM, PEN, PETE, SEAN AND DON, ARE BACK ON AIR FOR 2018 TALKING EVERYTHING FOOTBALL ON RADIO FREMANTLE

This week Sean Kelly and Don Evans, will be discussing the latest news in local national and international football.

The NPL Season starts this weekend with games on Friday night

The guest lineup Saturday February 24 is:

Rabeih Krayem the Chair of the Australian Association of football clubs will be discussing the national second Division and his meeting with the FFA earlier this week and the AAFC national speaking tour.

Dean Evans Captain of Floreat Athena fresh from the Night series final victory will talk about that and the game against newly promoted Forrestfield at Hartfield park held on Friday night.

Sarah Walsh former Matilda and now Match commentator will previewt the Matildas game in Perth, The Womens World cup and the Matildas aim to be the number one nation in women’s football.

Peter Saisanis the Glory e-player will be sharing his version of the sport in the ELeague Aus competition. His victory over Wellington last week earned him the inaugural @Themasterbucks Player of the round award.

Football Wests’ Alex Novatsis will be talking about the rule changes this season which have certainly engendered some debate on facebook. We will also discuss youth player retention and the ins and outs in the Football West team.

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