https://theworldgame.sbs.com.au/blog...s-league-needs
This bloke will be fired in the morning. Can't have him writing that shit...
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https://theworldgame.sbs.com.au/blog...s-league-needs
This bloke will be fired in the morning. Can't have him writing that shit...
https://www.theguardian.com/football...-come-together
City already a lock for the grand final and ACL qualification.
oh look, smarmy 'BIG CITY' journo trotting out the same old tired 'novocastians love their sport.........blue collar........working class town........BHP closed......'Quote:
Originally Posted by Wilso8948
my god these pricks are insufferable.
Wankers like this are why Trump won.
Nick Houghton grew up in rural Queensland and lived in Coffs for a few years.Quote:
Originally Posted by plague
oh great, so its even worse. hes spent 2 mins in a capital and become a full wanker.Quote:
Originally Posted by Couscous
he should know better.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
What minute will city get their penalty(ies)?
well done NNSWFF moving all games from friday night.Quote:
Originally Posted by turbojetfireV8
i didn't realise that boogs had done his calf as well. that (along with brown's calf) worries me a lot before such a big game.
https://theworldgame.sbs.com.au/arti...ight-jets-semi
Boogs into the side.
"We know the formation and the style we'll play ... there won't be too many changes from that last game when we scored eight goals against the Mariners but there's always places up for grabs."
I'll take that as the only change will likely be Boogs in for Kanta, and Ronny onto the bench
So he's talking about our team being back to full fitness and only playing missing is kanta, but there's been no update on Wayne Brown. Is he back as well or what's happening with him
He is training but not considered this week - if we got to the GF then perhaps if we were desperate.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark325
Brown himself tweeted that he is back in full training but I heard they were rather annoyed with him when he told them his calf was good but only lasted 10 min as a subQuote:
Originally Posted by Mark325
for sure fk him for thatQuote:
Originally Posted by Tommyjet
https://www.smh.com.au/sport/soccer/...25-p4zbn9.html
FFA have absolutely no grounds to move the final if we win tomorrow night and sydney lose.Quote:
It is understood approximately 10,000 tickets had been sold for the Big Blue as of Wednesday evening, while a crowd of about 18,000 is expected in Newcastle on Friday night.
10,000 tickets sold for the "biggest rivalrly in football". ****ing pathetic.
Not that I'd put it past the corrupt FFA, but we hosted an Asian Cup semi-final involving the Socceroos here - surely anyone could see Newy is more than capable of hosting an A-League GF should it happen.Quote:
Originally Posted by belchardo
In 2008 we knew a few weeks in advance that the GF would be moved....no mention this time.
We will outdraw both finals in Melbourne combined tomorrow night - no more argument.
I'd be pretty shocked if Sydney didn't make it through to the GF anyway - although its possible.
They wont. The article states something about the GF being held in Newcastle, Sydney or Melbourne but that is what the FFA booked a few weeks ago when it became apparent that they were the only 3 places it could be held. If we loose and Sydney loose then it will be in Melbourne. If Sydney win it will be in Sydney, if we win and Sydney loose it will be in Newcastle. FFA have already stated that and I can't see them going back on it.Quote:
Originally Posted by belchardo
I agree. They held a Grand Final in Adelaide. Our ground holds more people than Hindmarsh. Like you said there's no reason why it won't be.Quote:
Originally Posted by scarfy96;20***3
Grand Final in Adelaide was at the Oval, not Hindmarsh. We dont have a larger alternative venue.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeterpool;20***8
Stop bringing facts into this Furns. It's making my argument look bad FFS.Quote:
Originally Posted by furns
With a capacity of 33,000+ we don't need a larger alternative. AAMI park has a slightly lower capacity, and that is what is booked as the Melbourne option. So they wont move it for that. Hindmarsh only holds 16,000, no comparison.Quote:
Originally Posted by furns
Where did all this tin foil hat shit come from anyway?
FFA said it publicly so its rock solid.
We're football fans so it's in our nature.Quote:
Originally Posted by plague
Moreso, we're Jets fans.
They haven’t said anything because City have the match won so it’s not an issue #tinfoilhat
More Herald
https://www.theherald.com.au/story/5...i-final/?cs=12
https://www.theherald.com.au/story/5...lay-for/?cs=12
and one for the future generation:
https://www.theherald.com.au/story/5...clinic/?cs=305
ummm you realise they said that last time until ppl started asking for confirmation a few weeks out from the GF? They strung everyone along until it came out the week of the elimination final that SFS would be the venue.Quote:
Originally Posted by plague
If we had 50000 seats ffa would want 60k. Not gonna happen.
Also we will be on season vacation by Sat morn. Great year though etc
Mr Furns your subscription for the 'Plagues stupid sarcasm detection service' seems to have expired.Quote:
Originally Posted by furns
Any questions for Lowey?
https://www.theherald.com.au/story/5...-lowe/?cs=5951
FFA have been quietly pointing the refs in the right direction all season for Sydney.
Given that we're almost at capacity for tonight one would surmise that it would be in their best interests to make sure the GF goes the correct way this weekend.
Shame Smurfs don't play first - if they qualify best case scenario is us getting through and travelling down by the thousands. Plenty of room still in the away bay tonight so can't imagine many City fans will travel to the GF.Quote:
Originally Posted by MonkeyKplunk
Melbourne derby on the other hand...
And how about this...Ronny's brother Roddy dropping the truth bombs on Sydney.
https://www.foxsports.com.au/footbal...b429aef9e2886d
Quote:
The former Victory defender also believes that Sydney FC’s midfield destroyers Brandon O’Neill and Josh Brillante are cut too much A-League slack, claiming Asian Champions League referees have taken a more hard-line stance.
NBN Martin Lee story
http://video.nbnnews.com.au/cclee.mp4
Dear Jets Club:
If you don't make a genuine effort to include Con in the grand final plans for the club his week you can all go get ****ed.
Just remember, all of your great work this season still pales into insignificance compared to what that bloke has done.
No one is saying hes perfect, but neither are any of you assholes.
Here's your chance to do something cool and 'remember how you got here'.
Do the right thing Middleby.
Cheers,
Plague.