Brady Parker would have to be up there? That free kick at lakes in the 4-4 was outrageous.
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Brady Parker would have to be up there? That free kick at lakes in the 4-4 was outrageous.
Morris from weston is easily the best dead ball specialists
Decent free kick, but from the look of the highlights the keeper had a shocker with both magic goals.Quote:
Originally Posted by BB2300
I've seen berlin, parker and morris all at their best with dead balls. Parker wins hands down - not only the placement by the sting behind his free kicks is amazing.
First goal ball flew into the box at high speed and was diverted in first touch at speed. Not the keepers fault. Not many would keep that move outQuote:
Originally Posted by EH9
Second goal I would be asking serious questions as to how you would get beaten from that spot if I was Southy coach
All good...would lean towards Morris on a kick per goal %Quote:
Originally Posted by pv4
All are pretty decent free kick specialists,Quote:
Originally Posted by seldom
But all very different.
Brady Parker - the best from 30 yards and out, hardest shot in the league.
Chris Berlin - Scores or forces a big save from nearly every shot within 30 yards, highest goal percentage in my opinion.
Nathan Morris - best all rounder, but mainly assists from a longer distance with bear attackers (runners)putting pressure on the defence and keeper. and sometimes that leads to a goal for him.
I know for a fact that Berlin has had a better goal scoring ratio on the dead ball than the others. He is a keepers nightmare when steps up. As you said if he doesn't score he makes them save it, which results in a corner or a tap in for the runners.
Interested how you know this as fact ?Quote:
Originally Posted by BB2300
Just do!Quote:
Originally Posted by seldom
Can't reveal much more than that bud.
What's the ratio?
impossible to know
impossible to knowQuote:
Originally Posted by BB2300
Yeah I'm just taking the piss.
Who knows the ratio!
He scores alot of them though
Goes ok on dead balls.Quote:
Originally Posted by BB2300
What are the stats on his conversion ratio with 1 v 1's (and I'm talking 1 v 1 with keeper)?
And probably for a fortnight after that...Quote:
Originally Posted by outsider
Bad weather, BAD REFEREEING, bad football.Quote:
Originally Posted by ForeverRed
Can't win em all, chin up princessQuote:
Originally Posted by Forever Green
How good is that young bloke zac hill who works his guts out on the midfield for edgy?
quite good mate, not bad at all
Jaffas v Weston 0-0 draw
With that result Magic 2 points ahead at the half way mark.. well done lads... comp really heating up for the top 5!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by wannabe
Relegation Battle? playing out as expected? Jets season 2013? Comments?
Weston 23s went down 4-1 to jaffas. They are pretty ordinary.
There will be a very upset club in either Adamstown or Maitland if the Jets don't get their fingers out of their arses. Isn't the rule that if the Jets come last then there will be no promotion or relegation?
YepQuote:
Originally Posted by Zico
According to NCR two clubs will be coming up right? Might be their lucky year...Quote:
Originally Posted by Zico
Definetly an 8 team comp
Sorry, 10Quote:
Originally Posted by ForeverRed
But Jets Youth playing whatever team they want doesn't affect anyone.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zico
:popcorn:
Terrible refereeing in this game, especially from one of the assistants imo :violin: :arse:Quote:
Originally Posted by wannabe
the refs werent significantly worse than usual, a few dodgy out calls that i saw. what was amazing was at least 3 occasions where the weston players all complained about a decision so much that the ref changed his mind!! not saying that the weston players were wrong, just never seen a ref listen to pressure and change his mind because of it (let alone 3 times!!!)
does this mean two teams are relegated?Quote:
Originally Posted by Forever Green
In the pursuit of winning, losing has now become a tactic of the Jets Youth...Quote:
Originally Posted by Bremsstrahlung
The bears are good at this, especially one player in particularQuote:
Originally Posted by TheBean
Nah doesn't affect anyone at all haha!Quote:
Originally Posted by Bremsstrahlung
Jets should be relegated just like other clubs. Happens in Spain with Barcelona B and Real Madrid B etc. playing in the lower divisions. If they don't perform they can be relegated.
Integrity of the competition must be maintained.
I mentioned this earlier in the thread. It would also take away all the arguments against them playing varying strength teams, they would be forced to play strong (their best) teams each week, and if they wanted to rest players, would have to do so sparingly so to not deplete their squad too much.....Just like every other club.Quote:
Originally Posted by FaroeMassive
As far as the FFA criteria, if Jets Youth cannot be competitive in the local state league where they can essentially sign the best players under 20, they don't really deserve to be in it.
HMMMMMMM... so no promotion relegation if Jets come last... interesting for New FM clubs... will Fed make call to relegate 2nd last competition team?... or just not ratify their (2nd and 3rd last placed teams) inclusion to the NPL... many ways this can pan out...
How can there be criteria when the jets don't have a groundQuote:
Originally Posted by Bremsstrahlung
Speaking of grounds.
Do they let chariots into Cahill Oval??
Was planning on catching the Valentine Jets Yoof game tomorrow and noticed it was a 4:30pm ko
too cold:wink:
put a jumper on you big blouse