should they bring back the rugby league tri series?
remember like in 97' it was Qld, Nsw and NZ. The blues won it back then, lets face it aus v nz is a one horse race and the kiwis want more rep games. It will be a home and away comp with 7 games, 6 games + the final. Or just keep it at 6 games and the leader after round 6 is the winner. Sort of work out like this Game 1: Nsw v Qld @ Sfs Game 2: Nsw v NZ @ Win Game 3: Qld v NZ @ skilled Game 4: Qld v Nsw @ suncorp Game 5: Nz v Qld @ auckland Game 6: Nz v Nsw @ wellington Game 7: top 2 play in final if req.
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The Super League was a dead set joke, including this tri-series crap. It really should be forgotten about. New Zealand will never compete against the two states again for two reasons. One being that our State Of Origin is firm on tradition and is sure as hell not going to include them into the series and two, there wouldnt be a realistic time frame on the RL calender to fit this in. This many rep players would not depart from their club for such a lengthy duration while the season is being played. Then we have the Four Nations straight after and you can bet that wont be getting changed due to England's involvement in the game- they'd go bonkers. And then after the Four Nations the off-season begins so there's just no way whatsoever this would ever happen. New Zealand gets just as many games as Australia does so why would they feel the need to intrude in on our traditional state v state series "just to get more rep games?" Its pointless. It has nothing to do with NZ. They just need to focus on the international games like every other country.
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No, the tri nations was only brought in to counter the ARL's State of Origin. With the Kiwis as world cup holders it is a bit of an insult for them to have to play state sides in competition. No way would the NRL, the broadcasters or the clubs allow for a comp like this.
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New Zealand Analysis for the 2010 FIFA World Cup!!!
New Zealand Analysis for the 2010 FIFA World Cup!!!?
In the last 20 years, Before moving to AFC, Australia would struggle in the OFC playoff qualifying. They would always win against the smaller teams like New Zealand, who had no chance to beat Australia. How ever, the All Whites had their biggest chance to qualify since 1982, having Australia switch to AFC. New Zealand stormed through qualifying facing against small teams like Fiji, New Caledonia and Vanuatu. With almost no competition, New Zealand faced Bahrain in the OFC v AFC playoff, and in their first game in Bahrain, they managed to get 0-0 draw, an advantage heading back to Wellington. Rory Fallon scored the one and only goal (even with a penalty scare) in the match and New Zealand fought for their 2nd ever FIFA World Cup appearance. With a country centered around it's Rugby team, the All-Blacks, it seems that this All-Whites football team has a chance to show the world they are all about football when it comes to the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa. Qualification: I basically summed it up in the paragraph above. The team: Coach Ricki Herbert will lead the All-Whites, but it won't be easy, because New Zealand comes into South Africa as one of the worst squads in the tournament. The All-Whites need work in pretty much every part of field, whether its defending to passing to attacking. A few good players on the team don't match up to the problems in the squad, which lack much discipline...and speed. But being New Zealand, they have an equal chance when it comes to physical play. Probable Starting Lineup (4-4-2): -------------------Paston------------------------ Sigmund---Nelsen---Vicelich---Lochhead Killen---Brown---Elliot---Bertos -------------Fallon---Smeltz--------------- Stars to Watch: Ryan Nelsen: The intimidating Blackburn defender will be tough to get past whether it's facing against him or staring at him Shane Smeltz: He will be they key man to look to for goals if New Zealand wants points in this tournament. Chris Killen: The Middlesborough striker can also act as a right winger, and that's good because he is fast. Verdict: New Zealand are no doubt one of the bottom teams heading into South Africa, and they have a dark history behind them too. They did not gain a single point in the 1982 World Cup. Infact, in any sort of FIFA-related competition, New Zealand has yet to win a single game. However, this is South Africa, and New Zealand face Slovakia in their first game, which is not as bad as it seems. Also, New Zealand have the experience of the 2009 FIFA Confederations Cup behind them, and only Italy in their group has also made a recent trip to South Africa before the World Cup began. New Zealand are far from expected to make it ou tof the groups, but there's always a time for a surprise! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kF7KkgBK9ow Question: Can New Zealand win a game in the next few weeks?
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I'm not gonna lie. I love reading these;)
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They might get a point out of Slovakia but I expect thrashings from Italy and Paraguay.
In the last 20 years, Before moving to AFC, Australia would struggle in the OFC playoff qualifying. They would always win against the smaller teams like New Zealand, who had no chance to beat Australia. How ever, the All Whites had their biggest chance to qualify since 1982, having Australia switch to AFC. New Zealand stormed through qualifying facing against small teams like Fiji, New Caledonia and Vanuatu. With almost no competition, New Zealand faced Bahrain in the OFC v AFC playoff, and in their first game in Bahrain, they managed to get 0-0 draw, an advantage heading back to Wellington. Rory Fallon scored the one and only goal (even with a penalty scare) in the match and New Zealand fought for their 2nd ever FIFA World Cup appearance. With a country centered around it's Rugby team, the All-Blacks, it seems that this All-Whites football team has a chance to show the world they are all about football when it comes to the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa. Qualification: I basically summed it up in the paragraph above. The team: Coach Ricki Herbert will lead the All-Whites, but it won't be easy, because New Zealand comes into South Africa as one of the worst squads in the tournament. The All-Whites need work in pretty much every part of field, whether its defending to passing to attacking. A few good players on the team don't match up to the problems in the squad, which lack much discipline...and speed. But being New Zealand, they have an equal chance when it comes to physical play. Probable Starting Lineup (4-4-2): -------------------Paston------------------------ Sigmund---Nelsen---Vicelich---Lochhead Killen---Brown---Elliot---Bertos -------------Fallon---Smeltz--------------- Stars to Watch: Ryan Nelsen: The intimidating Blackburn defender will be tough to get past whether it's facing against him or staring at him Shane Smeltz: He will be they key man to look to for goals if New Zealand wants points in this tournament. Chris Killen: The Middlesborough striker can also act as a right winger, and that's good because he is fast. Verdict: New Zealand are no doubt one of the bottom teams heading into South Africa, and they have a dark history behind them too. They did not gain a single point in the 1982 World Cup. Infact, in any sort of FIFA-related competition, New Zealand has yet to win a single game. However, this is South Africa, and New Zealand face Slovakia in their first game, which is not as bad as it seems. Also, New Zealand have the experience of the 2009 FIFA Confederations Cup behind them, and only Italy in their group has also made a recent trip to South Africa before the World Cup began. New Zealand are far from expected to make it ou tof the groups, but there's always a time for a surprise! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kF7KkgBK9ow Question: Can New Zealand win a game in the next few weeks?
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I'm not gonna lie. I love reading these;)
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They might get a point out of Slovakia but I expect thrashings from Italy and Paraguay.
Saturday, October 1, 2011
Please help me with this permanent residency application for new zealand.
Please help me with this permanent residency application for new zealand.?
I have recently completed my Post Grad Diploma in Finance from Wellington..I have total 100 points based on my NZealand qualification,age and bonus points for recognised post grad qualification...Now,I have a Bachelor of Commerce degree from Delhi University,India. with accounting papers and this degree and uni is recognised by NZQA....How do I claim bonus points for my bachelor's for residency?...Do i need to have a membership from an accounting body? ..I am on a grad work permit and want to apply for residency soon before my permit expires in december...please give me useful tips as i am just 10 points short of residency and have been told that i can apply without a job offer if i can somehow claim 10 bonus points for my bachelor's.
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I would get a consultation from a experienced lawyer.
I have recently completed my Post Grad Diploma in Finance from Wellington..I have total 100 points based on my NZealand qualification,age and bonus points for recognised post grad qualification...Now,I have a Bachelor of Commerce degree from Delhi University,India. with accounting papers and this degree and uni is recognised by NZQA....How do I claim bonus points for my bachelor's for residency?...Do i need to have a membership from an accounting body? ..I am on a grad work permit and want to apply for residency soon before my permit expires in december...please give me useful tips as i am just 10 points short of residency and have been told that i can apply without a job offer if i can somehow claim 10 bonus points for my bachelor's.
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I would get a consultation from a experienced lawyer.
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