Broadmeadow in all sortsQuote:
Originally Posted by BP Super Dynamos
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Broadmeadow in all sortsQuote:
Originally Posted by BP Super Dynamos
You beautyQuote:
Originally Posted by ForeverRed
Don't know about Broadmeadow but Adamstown certainly are.Quote:
Originally Posted by ForeverRed
Broadmeadow looked the goods for the first 20 minutes and took a deserved lead through James Virgili. After that they coughed up 2 goals before halftime to a very ordinary Bears side. The rest of the match was a scrap as Weston defended stoutly. Magic were bereft of ideas and rarely threatened. I'm going to preface this next comment by saying I'm as big a Bears fan as their is, but my goodness, our fans/supporters/mums are clueless. Are all sides home fans as dumb as ours?
The old park the bus Bears. Get a lead and get everyone behind the ball for the rest of the game. But , credit where it's due. That's 2 wins out of 4. A marked improvement on their 1 win all year last seasonQuote:
Originally Posted by BP Super Dynamos
Lambton in all sorts
What happened in Edgy lower grades ? Are jets that good or just a bad day at office ?
Broadmeadow simply not good enough on the day. Weston obviously had a game plan and they pressed well to win the ball for their two goals, other then the Virgili goal and maj header the were no clear cut chances created by Broadmeadow and Weston defended super.
Weston obviously need work with the ball but worked to their strengths and played on the counter and worked perfect for the two goals. Trusted their defence to get the job done and they did get the job done.
Big confidence booster and I absolutely love seeing magic get beat as does everyone in the league
You know the drill, 20’s is the roundabout. It’s the mix, 1st graders coming back from injury and getting their rhythm,1st graders been dropped and playing like spoiled brats, 18’s players given a chance and try to hard forgetting how they were playing to be given the opportunity, 20’s is just such a hard place to play,Quote:
Originally Posted by GO AWAY
That’s why Olympic have been strong as a club last few years, not a lot of movement between 18’s,20’s and first.
Bit harsh, provided the game is played in the right spirit, may the best team win. We are talking NNSW NPL not La Liga, EPL or serie AQuote:
Originally Posted by Unowhoweare
There lies the problem Stanley!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Stanley
Interested to hear, how do clubs do there games played statistics, im doing up to date games played, all grades for Azzurri 2009 onwards ( of course ), but say a kid plays 18s and then bench for 20s, is that two games ( two team sheets ) , same for U20 in First grade, is that two games or do you just put them down as one game at the highest grade. Interested how other clubs do it.....
Seriously GA? Surely you know the answer to that.Quote:
Originally Posted by GO AWAY
Weekend predictions
Lambton 34 - 0 Adamstown
Edgeworth 3 - 0 Weston OR if Weston fluke an early lead Edgeworth 0 - 1 Weston
Hamilton 1 - 2 Jets
Lakes v Valentine Who cares (17 paying spectators)
Magic 2 - 3 Charlestown
Outstanding Stan! one mistake however Jaffas 35 - Adamstown 0Quote:
Originally Posted by Stanley
Serious.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alton
For instance Cal Hector 2010
1st 10
Res 16
3rd 7
So is he credited with 33 games for season 2010 ?
First grade onlyQuote:
Originally Posted by GO AWAY
Starts only
Easy
Agree, first grade only, although I thing on the team sheet should count, a sub is representing the club even if he doesn't take to the field.Quote:
Originally Posted by Walker
The highest grade that they play on the day is what they get credited for. Even if it is for only 5 minutes. So in Cal Hector's case he gets one 1st grade game.Quote:
Originally Posted by GO AWAY
Otherwise people would be racking up 800 games for the club
Should only count if the player takes the field, otherwise a back up keeper could play 100 games without actually taking the field.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stanley
So if a bloke comes off the bench, scores a double on debut, you would say he has 2 goals from 0 appearances?Quote:
Originally Posted by Walker
To be fair to Walker I think by starts he means playing first grade, not necessarily "starting" the game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cabaye#4
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Originally Posted by Cabaye#4
Yeah I’m ok with that
besides if he scores a double on debut he won’t be benching to long
wow Jaffas 1 Adamstown 1
Up the mighty Rosebuds!Quote:
Originally Posted by De-Champ
Anyone see what happened in Magic v CCB game that had Magic player rolling around the ground in apparent convulsions late in the game. Watched on bartv but they missed incident. That same player only moments before had pulled down blues player in the box as he went for a header. Looked a dangerous and very cheap shot. Surprised it wasn't a penalty as he grabbed player and flipped him on his back.
First Sunday free in a long time and the Lubjo factor drew me to the game, Magic should of had a penalty early on when Lubjo pulled Virgili back when one on one with the goalkeeper, Charlestown should have been awarded a penalty for the incident you mentioned and Lubjo should have seen red for a cheap shot in back play. Magic physio was very animated towards Lubjo's cheap shot.Quote:
Originally Posted by Texas Ranger
Then you had the Magic head coach and assistant coach continually throwing a second ball onto the pitch at throw ins to stop the game and waste time due to the ref stopping the game for two balls being on the field. A very poor look for both coaches and the clubQuote:
Originally Posted by Stanley
I assumed he must have done something but sideline official seemed more interested in telling the Magic number 20 to get back on his feet. Everyone that mattered looked like they thought it was a dive.
Ruben is starting to get fired up, isn't he on some sort of probation from incident late last year?Quote:
Originally Posted by ForeverBlack
The referees look scared to punish lujbo and give him cards like they would any other player in the league.
The referees seem to be very magic biased this season, they were like this for games vs edgeworth, Charlestown and Weston too.
Coming from a magic follower
I agree with your comments.Quote:
Originally Posted by Unowhoweare
Except, i feel magic have always had the luck of the referee's on their side.
Can't comment on the Edgeworth and Weston games but I didn't see the ref do Magic any favours, if anything I thought Charlestown got the better of the calls and yes referee was very lenient on Lubjo, he could have easily been sent for the last man challenge on Virgili early in the game, only thing that saved him I thought was that Virgili stayed on his feet.Quote:
Originally Posted by Unowhoweare
And probably the fact that last man challenges aren't always instant red cards anymore.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stanley
Magic physio was repeatedly told to leave the field after again time wasting, ref can be heard twice on bartv ( 85min )asking duty officer to remove him...... nothing done at all and physio remained on sideline .. why ??
Typifies the type of club magic are ...... GrubsQuote:
Originally Posted by GO AWAY
Wrong... person asked to leave was a Magic supporter that threw a ball at Matt Tull, after Matt he had smashed a ball into the crowd, supporter had stopped the ball from hitting a pregnant woman.Quote:
Originally Posted by GO AWAY
If the referee had asked an official on the bench to leave, why would he restart the game without the official leaving? Thats like giving a red card and playing on with the player still on the field. Nothing was recorded in the match report on any issues with either team.
Magic physio had an issue with the elbow from Ljubo on the young Magic defender which was clear to see by all including the lines-person, which called the ref back. If a player strikes another player in back play in the head, with the ball not within a cooee... how is that a yellow? Young refs must have been starstruck. Truth is Ljubo should have been sent off in 10th minute for last man contact on virgili, looking at the video prob not a pen as contact was first outside box, just, but still last man outside of box DOGSO, red card... escaping 2 reds in one game... thats Grub worthy.
Wow, that’s a bit out of orderQuote:
Originally Posted by Blueboy
Again, just letting you all know. Last man challenges aren't always instant red cards anymore.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Magician
Watching it on bartv.. Ljubo's challenge in the 10th minute on Virgili isn't worth discussing, it was either not a foul or a foul that advantage was played, and Virgili well and truly played (and wasted) advantage. Nothing in that challenge.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Magician
Denying an obvious goal scoring opportunity (DOGSO) is still a red card, the only time it isn't is if it happens inside the box and the defender attempted to play the ball. DOGSO outside of the box, whether playing the ball or not, is a red.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roundball Enthusiast
But as I posted above, there was no DOGSO foul in the Ljubo/Virgili incident.