just out of curiousity. anyone have any idea what a second tier goal keeper at coventry would be on?Quote:
Originally Posted by BodyNovo
good money or just scraping by or what? got no idea.
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just out of curiousity. anyone have any idea what a second tier goal keeper at coventry would be on?Quote:
Originally Posted by BodyNovo
good money or just scraping by or what? got no idea.
You'd have to think that probably it would only be whatever minimum wage is in the UK?Quote:
Originally Posted by ace22
All games at south Cardiff have been brought forward 45 minutes, 17s at 8.30, first at 1.45
so we dont miss the a league grand finalQuote:
Originally Posted by ForeverRed
Good ideaQuote:
Originally Posted by ForeverRed
Hope you let everyone know-including the referees if you want anyQuote:
Originally Posted by ForeverRed
think it would be a bit more than that tbh, our state league players would get paid more than that haha!Quote:
Originally Posted by Imyourhero
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Originally Posted by TheBean
Meant minimum wages for example 50k a year.
ah apologies :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Imyourhero
I need to get me one of those jobs... 50k? DeliciousQuote:
Originally Posted by Imyourhero
Here i am working on the dole for peanuts!
+1!Quote:
Originally Posted by Cabaye#4
Does anyone know if other games will be moved at all?? Thinking of heading to watch Azzurri vs Edgy?? Have heard Josh Maguire is back for Azzurri. Can anyone confirm this?
Only the Herald so looks promising for MaguireQuote:
CHARLESTOWN City Blues have received a lift for tomorrow's game against Edgeworth with well-travelled Josh Maguire cleared to return to the club.
Maguire's clearance from the Indonesian Football Association was received yesterday and Blues coach Mark Wilson had no qualms about parachuting the central midfielder immediately into his starting side at Jack McLaughlan Oval.
"He's just come off their pre-season training, so he has finished full-time training 10 days ago," Wilson said.
"So his fitness isn't too bad."
The 32-year-old last played for the Blues in 2008, when the then-Azzurri lost the Northern NSW State League final against Broadmeadow.
At the time Maguire was the Blues' star player and among the top echelon of footballers in the competition.
Since then Maguire has traversed the globe playing for Dundalk FC (Ireland), Ho Chi Minh City FC (Vietnam), Persebaya 1927, PSPS Pekanbaru, Semarang United and Persires Bali Devata FC (Indonesia).
Before joining Charlestown in 2007, Maguire played 13 A-League games for the New Zealand Knights.
Wilson said he expected Maguire to be even more dominant in the State League after four years of professional football in Asia.
"Watching him at training last night, he had some decent touches," Wilson said yesterday. "He's a big boost for us."
Maguire will replace midfielder Jay Richley, who is sidelined for four to six weeks after tearing a groin muscle.
Last week the Blues went down 5-2 to defending champions Broadmeadow after first-choice goalkeeper Andrew Goldman was sent off in the 15th minute for a foul on striker Peter Haynes.
At the time the match was 1-all, and rookie gloveman Kyle Predebon took over.
Predebon will start tomorrow as Goldman serves an automatic one-match ban, and Wilson expects the 19-year-old to improve.
"He's actually played several State Cup games over the years, so it wasn't his first hit-out," he said. "He's a confident kid and he'll do well."
Edgeworth also have some new blood in their ranks in Germans Marco Di Biccari and Ali Parhizi.
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Di Biccari will debut in under 23s tomorrow, while Parhizi is still awaiting a clearance.
Eagles coach Gary Wilson said his imports would need to earn their first-grade spots in a side that has started the season with a 1-1 draw with Weston and a 2-0 win over Lake Macquarie.
"We're in a better position than we were this time last year, so we've just got to work off that," Wilson said.
"We're looking good with the ball, so I don't think there will be any changes."
Anyone who read last week's match programme vs magic woulda read he was back lolQuote:
Originally Posted by jets04
Said he was waiting for international clearence, and as quoted by the herald, he has now received that clearence.
Games still on today??
It is raining and we are all aware of NBN's record with postponements at the hint of H2O
:deadhorse::rof:Quote:
All NBN State League fixtures between Hamilton Olympic and Newcastle Jets Youth scheduled at Darling Street Oval today have been postponed. Rescheduled dates TBC.
Olympic v Jets Youth
1st and 23's have been scheduled for Wednesday night at darling st
Jaffas still on at this stage, 17s have played and 19s kicked off. optimistic about getting ressies and firsts on, but who knows at this stage
Maybe not everyone was at last weeks game and therefore had not had the chance to read the programme??Quote:
Originally Posted by Cabaye#4
cancel that, called off!