The other other Griffiths. 1-1
The other other Griffiths. 1-1
****ing coastie giving us false hope.
Middleby Gone
Lawrie Out
4-2 to Perth would make me happy.
Go jetties
The fact that it needs replacing to that extent is ****ing disgraceful.Originally Posted by Pico
The fact that we showcase our football to the world on something that looks like that is a ****ing disgrace
Visually that thing looks worse than the shit tip that is Stade de Newy.
I imagine other places around the world require some urgent patch up jobs during the season. Bet you they can be done and not look as shithouse as that job has been done
Still can't understand that places like Hull and Wigan can host two codes in freezing winter and dish up very playable surfaces.
Yes it takes money but it can be done.
Fat lady clearing her throat and waiting in the wings.....
Repeat please marinkovic
Update: I just woke up, so still at home.
1-1 at half-time, I was fearing worse. A goal to Perth could be interesting.
Anyone who has watched Sydney at any point during this season knows how shit they are, and how likely they would be to concede a third.
Underground heating.
Yep....money.
Horrible game hey
its our own fault. if we could just hold a lead in perth
lol thanks for the update joel
Off-season, 'bout time
Sydney might have just ****ed themselves by scoring that goal. Surely they would have rather played the coast than Melbourne
Why? They have beaten Victory twice this season and drawn the other but lost all 3 games against Mariners.
And Victory have a midweek fixture as well. Think Sydney will be quietly confident.
I'd argue that for multipurpose stadia its not that much more expensive then relaying large portions of turf all the time. Look at how often places like bluetongue, sfs & Suncorp need complete relaying. It might be expensive at the outset but overtime it has to stack up or why would increasingly more stadia use the systems
All true multipurpose stadia in Australia should be migrating to the blended artificial grass systems that are reinforced natural turfs if they can handle the wet weather and rugby football cross over in Europe easily I don't quite underhand how not one pitch has been done in australia yet.
Half an hour up the freeway playing in front of your home supporters vs playing a huge stadium in a different state filled with away fans that hate you with a passion. I would prefer the first option
Why, they have not won there since....football was invented. Their record against victory is very good despite playing in front of the "away crowd"
Record stands for nothing in these games. I would rather play in front of my home fans than away fans. Agree to disagree
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