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Worst camera work...ever!
Didn't know stills of nothing really happening counted as Replays as well.
+ 1 on that McKay comment LRO
Timmy and his post match interview :wub::wub::wub:
Jordan will be our biggest test this group...and only the away leg.
PS I guess Ange won't be resigning :rof:
I wouldn't be worried.Quote:
Originally Posted by Retro Jet
Being we only need to finish top 2 of group I feel pretty content we will get enough out of the 2 Stan teams at home and the away leg in Bangladesh the home and away ties V Jordan will be pretty pointless other than the need to get wins to boost maintain FIFA ranking. Sure we won't want to drop points but I not see even getting beaten home and away having any effect on us getting to 2nd Round at all.
Bigger tests await in the next round.
This first up group stage thing is a bit of a farce. Not competitive enough. The AFC is not that strong a confederation once you take away the top 6 sides and the reality is we should be tested in all games and we ain't being tested much at all.
Agreed on the competitive edge n all that but I enjoy the extra menaingful matches the boys now get to hone their skills together.Quote:
Originally Posted by MFKS
It's why we went to Asia.
How good is the guy, 2-0 up 2 minutes to go against no names Tajikistan and he is still running his arse off and looked pumped when he scored. Every goal seems like it means so much to him so he will just not stop working for it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Retro Jet
We need much time to learn to play/win without timmy. he'll play all qualifiers then 10 mins into tourney do hamstring then we wont know how to play
And that coment he made about in the 1st half how team mates were looking to him too much? Spot on Timmy.Quote:
Originally Posted by hawk
Mr Humble Head.
As for Timmy
Champion of Australian Football but it is high time Ange bit the bullet now and pensioned him off.
Watching the game V Bangladesh even though he not start it is obvious how much we need to find a striker for the NT. Burns and Leckie are not the answer. All game V Bangladesh the pair of them are stationary all game just waiting in centre of park.
The way Ange has the side playing needs a striker in the set up to be moving to provide options
As soon as Timmy comes on then game plan changes and we start hoofing crosses in aimlessly towards him.
We start him V Tajikistan and same shit happens. We dominate possession but offer little in the front 3rd until the last 20 mins.
We would look so much a better side without him there. He is not a striker and does not have the engines these days to play midfield
Not that we have a lot of options up front but with Russia now less than 3 years away we need to start looking seriously at this issue.
Taggz gets himself fit and playing and the gig is his.
As for the rest of the side its shows much promise for a bright future
Ikonomides Luongo Rogic Wright show potential big time.
The bloke to bag some goals for us needs to be found
Taggz is going to score about 30 in the SPL this season. Going to tear it up.
I dont think taggz is tough enough. we'll see him back here i feel.Quote:
Originally Posted by Grimario
those jokers at FFA taking the piss again with fake ticket prices for the Aus v Kyrgz game.
Ticket Prices – General PublicCategory A - $95 all tickets
Category B - $75 Adult, $55 Concession, $40 Child, $190 Family
Category C - $50 Adult, $35 Concession, $25 Child, $125 Family
Australian Active Area- $60 Adult, $45 Concession
Read more at http://www.socceroos.com.au/tickets#v6X6B3vIP3w8R1te.99
I was considering going but not for those prices
said just about all of Canberra.Quote:
Originally Posted by boz-monaut
Quote:
Originally Posted by belchardo
Similar prices in perth V Bangladesh.
From memory it was $50 for a ticket behind the goal..
Agree a ****ing joke and over priced
Socceroos squad for 2018 FIFA World Cup Qualifier v Jordan
Name Club, Country A International Caps (Goals) Luke Brattan Unattached 0 (0) Nathan Burns FC Tokyo, Japan 15 (1) Tim Cahill Shanghai Greenland Shenhua FC, China PR 85 (41) Alex Cisak (gk) Leyton Orient FC, England 0 (0) Jason Davidson Huddersfield Town AFC, England 20 (1) Tarek Elrich Adelaide United, Australia 2 (0) Adam Federici (gk) AFC Bournemouth, England 12 (0) Eugene Galekovic (gk) Adelaide United, Australia 8 (0) Tomi Juric Roda JC Kerkrade, Netherlands 13 (2) Mathew Leckie FC Ingolstadt 04, Germany 27 (2) Massimo Luongo Queens Park Rangers FC, England 14 (2) Ryan McGowan Dundee United, Scotland 13 (0) Matt McKay Brisbane Roar, Australia 57 (2) James Meredith Bradford City A.F.C. , England 0 (0) Mark Milligan Baniyas SC, United Arab Emirates 42 (4) Aaron Mooy Melbourne City FC, Australia 8 (4) Tommy Oar Ipswich Town FC, England 24 (2) Tom Rogic Celtic FC, Scotland 11 (2) Trent Sainsbury P.E.C. Zwolle, Netherlands 11 (1) Matt Spiranovic Hangzhou Greentown FC, China PR 29 (0) James Troisi Al Ittihad FC, Saudi Arabia 24 (4) Alex Wilkinson Jeonbuk Hyundai FC, Korea Republic 15 (0) Bailey Wright Preston North End, England 5 (1)
Good to see Ange giving a few of the Members state league standard players a runQuote:
Originally Posted by belchardo
can you feel the excitement for the match tonight?
There's a match tonight???
1230am kickoff
thought it was 1am kick off.
or are you giving the South Australian time for Grim?
It may be the Fox Sports coverage starting at 1230am then