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T-UNIT
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HT: Mount Druitt 0-2 WSW
Goals to Bridge and Castelen, with Mitch Nichols assisting both goals.
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lukerobinho
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T-UNIT wrote:HT: Mount Druitt 0-2 WSW
Goals to Bridge and Castelen, with Mitch Nichols assisting both goals. who are ya
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Helloworld1992 wrote:T-UNIT wrote:HT: Mount Druitt 0-2 WSW
Goals to Bridge and Castelen, with Mitch Nichols assisting both goals. Nichols is motivated when he wants Must be looking for his next big move
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T-UNIT
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FT: Mt Druitt 0-3 WSW
Trialist Kevin Ly with the 3rd goal in the 75th min. Second half made up entirely of juniors with the exception of Redmayne in goals, and Fofanah.
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mltezr
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That number 9, in the second half, impressed.
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DinosMum
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mltezr wrote:That number 9, in the second half, impressed. I liked him. I was standing behind the goals. He was fed some average balls but he did very well with what he was given
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T-UNIT
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HT: Canberra 0-2 WSW
Goals to Bridge and Piovaccari.
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T-UNIT
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FT: Canberra 0-3 WSW
Santalab scores the 3rd less than a minute after coming on as a sub in the 2nd half. Santa's first game back from injury.
Piovaccari scores in his debut game for the Wanderers.
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DinosMum wrote:mltezr wrote:That number 9, in the second half, impressed. I liked him. I was standing behind the goals. He was fed some average balls but he did very well with what he was given Presumably that's Piovaccari?
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GloryPerth wrote:DinosMum wrote:mltezr wrote:That number 9, in the second half, impressed. I liked him. I was standing behind the goals. He was fed some average balls but he did very well with what he was given Presumably that's Piovaccari? Nope, he didn't play in that trial game.
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Just looking at the footage of last seasons a-league grand final and in particular the victory walk out song of stand by me it is phenomenal.
So my question is should we have a walk out song and if so what should it be ?
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T-UNIT
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vincenzogold wrote:Just looking at the footage of last seasons a-league grand final and in particular the victory walk out song of stand by me it is phenomenal.
So my question is should we have a walk out song and if so what should it be ? 2Pac - Hit 'Em Up
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Mr B
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T-UNIT wrote:vincenzogold wrote:Just looking at the footage of last seasons a-league grand final and in particular the victory walk out song of stand by me it is phenomenal.
So my question is should we have a walk out song and if so what should it be ? 2Pac - Hit 'Em Up I love that song :lol:
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Is it drawing too long a bow to suggest "500 miles" by the Proclaimers for the "Wanderers":d
Perhaps it is, but it would be a fantastic song for 10k people to join in with.
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vincenzogold
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T-UNIT wrote:vincenzogold wrote:Just looking at the footage of last seasons a-league grand final and in particular the victory walk out song of stand by me it is phenomenal.
So my question is should we have a walk out song and if so what should it be ? 2Pac - Hit 'Em Up :lol: :lol: :lol:
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It has to be something by Kiss but I will only accept submissions from the albums from 1974-1979
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T-UNIT
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The eastern grandstand will be closed for Sunday nights friendly with Wellington.
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Wanderers secure A-League future at Blacktown Western Sydney Wanderers have today announced a partnership with Blacktown City Council to make Blacktown International Sportspark the Club’s long-term training and administration home. The Wanderers have been working closely with the Council, Western Sydney Parklands Trust and Blacktown District Soccer Football Association to develop a football facility of regional, national and international importance with all facilities to be planned and designed to complement the magnificent setting that is Western Sydney Parklands. Western Sydney Wanderers, Blacktown District Soccer Football Association, Western Sydney Parklands Trust and Council will continue to work collaboratively to finalise staging plans and approvals. Further details will be revealed over the next few months but it is planned to include a high quality Wanderers Training & Administration Centre, up to eight new football fields, a specialist half-training field and associated infrastructure, parking and landscaping. Wanderers Chairman Paul Lederer said this development is the result of a lot of hard work from all parties which will deliver a prized asset for Western Sydney and result in an exciting future for the Wanderers. “I am delighted that we have the opportunity to set down permanent roots in Blacktown and create a base that will be an incredible asset to Western Sydney,” said Lederer. “Along with the announcement last week of our new stadium in Parramatta this is a very exciting time for the Wanderers and for the future of football in our region. “We have the tools and the support to make a significant impact in the Australian sporting landscape and we plan to take this opportunity with both hands to deliver exceptional outcomes to our fans, members and our community – mark my words, this is a game changer.” Wanderers CEO John Tsatsimas said that the announcement would not only drive football in the region but will maximise the Wanderers elite pathway creating the next generation of stars of the game. “I echo the Chairman’s comments, this is a very exciting phase in our development,” said Tsatsimas. “Our academy structure will be the backbone of the Club’s future and securing our headquarters in Blacktown allows us to be a central point in the growth of the region and the growth of football in this country. “We thank the Mayor, Council and people of Blacktown for making this our home and look forward to creating a long and successful future here.” Looking to the future, a High Performance Centre overlooking the existing synthetic field is planned that will provide aquatics recovery, an indoor hall, cutting edge sports science, analysis rooms, gym and hospitality facilities for all Blacktown International Sportspark Sydney stakeholders and the community. Membership for the 2015/16 Hyundai A-League season is on sale now. Click here for more information and to sign up today. Read more at http://www.a-league.com.au/article/western-sydney-wanderers-secure-future-at-blacktown-base/ix6epgy0mtp412wvvq3q3f40r#YyT0rEhwuFEgqqF2.99
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Krusen wrote:Wanderers secure A-League future at Blacktown Western Sydney Wanderers have today announced a partnership with Blacktown City Council to make Blacktown International Sportspark the Club’s long-term training and administration home. The Wanderers have been working closely with the Council, Western Sydney Parklands Trust and Blacktown District Soccer Football Association to develop a football facility of regional, national and international importance with all facilities to be planned and designed to complement the magnificent setting that is Western Sydney Parklands. Western Sydney Wanderers, Blacktown District Soccer Football Association, Western Sydney Parklands Trust and Council will continue to work collaboratively to finalise staging plans and approvals. Further details will be revealed over the next few months but it is planned to include a high quality Wanderers Training & Administration Centre, up to eight new football fields, a specialist half-training field and associated infrastructure, parking and landscaping. Wanderers Chairman Paul Lederer said this development is the result of a lot of hard work from all parties which will deliver a prized asset for Western Sydney and result in an exciting future for the Wanderers. “I am delighted that we have the opportunity to set down permanent roots in Blacktown and create a base that will be an incredible asset to Western Sydney,” said Lederer. “Along with the announcement last week of our new stadium in Parramatta this is a very exciting time for the Wanderers and for the future of football in our region. “We have the tools and the support to make a significant impact in the Australian sporting landscape and we plan to take this opportunity with both hands to deliver exceptional outcomes to our fans, members and our community – mark my words, this is a game changer.” Wanderers CEO John Tsatsimas said that the announcement would not only drive football in the region but will maximise the Wanderers elite pathway creating the next generation of stars of the game. “I echo the Chairman’s comments, this is a very exciting phase in our development,” said Tsatsimas. “Our academy structure will be the backbone of the Club’s future and securing our headquarters in Blacktown allows us to be a central point in the growth of the region and the growth of football in this country. “We thank the Mayor, Council and people of Blacktown for making this our home and look forward to creating a long and successful future here.” Looking to the future, a High Performance Centre overlooking the existing synthetic field is planned that will provide aquatics recovery, an indoor hall, cutting edge sports science, analysis rooms, gym and hospitality facilities for all Blacktown International Sportspark Sydney stakeholders and the community. Membership for the 2015/16 Hyundai A-League season is on sale now. Click here for more information and to sign up today. Read more at http://www.a-league.com.au/article/western-sydney-wanderers-secure-future-at-blacktown-base/ix6epgy0mtp412wvvq3q3f40r#YyT0rEhwuFEgqqF2.99 Great news for the WSW..=d> =d>
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FT: WSW 1-3 Wellington
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T-UNIT wrote:FT: WSW 1-3 Wellington wow, We beat wellington 5-1 a few weeks back now they beat WSW. guess its pre season hard to get an idea where teams are at. How was the game can anyone give an honest assessment on it.?
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Cityslicker10 wrote:T-UNIT wrote:FT: WSW 1-3 Wellington wow, We beat wellington 5-1 a few weeks back now they beat WSW. guess its pre season hard to get an idea where teams are at. How was the game can anyone give an honest assessment on it.? We played a lot of kids v City and WSW played a lot of kids against us this game; so basically you can read nothing into it except that Roly is a beast.
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Cityslicker10 wrote:T-UNIT wrote:FT: WSW 1-3 Wellington wow, We beat wellington 5-1 a few weeks back now they beat WSW. guess its pre season hard to get an idea where teams are at. How was the game can anyone give an honest assessment on it.? Same old Wanderers, had nothing to offer up front. Piovaccari had a shocker of a night, even losing his shoe at one point as well as missing a penalty. Mitch Nichols was probably the best on field for the Wanderers. Wellington were obviously better on the night, but not much better, allowing their frustrations to get in the way at times.
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T-UNIT wrote:Cityslicker10 wrote:T-UNIT wrote:FT: WSW 1-3 Wellington wow, We beat wellington 5-1 a few weeks back now they beat WSW. guess its pre season hard to get an idea where teams are at. How was the game can anyone give an honest assessment on it.? Same old Wanderers, had nothing to offer up front. Piovaccari had a shocker of a night, even losing his shoe at one point as well as missing a penalty. Mitch Nichols was probably the best on field for the Wanderers. Wellington were obviously better on the night, but not much better, allowing their frustrations to get in the way at times. A great Marquee player you have there. Won't put bums on seats and doesn't look like he'll be scoring goals either. Wasted spot.
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Davo1985 wrote:T-UNIT wrote:Cityslicker10 wrote:T-UNIT wrote:FT: WSW 1-3 Wellington wow, We beat wellington 5-1 a few weeks back now they beat WSW. guess its pre season hard to get an idea where teams are at. How was the game can anyone give an honest assessment on it.? Same old Wanderers, had nothing to offer up front. Piovaccari had a shocker of a night, even losing his shoe at one point as well as missing a penalty. Mitch Nichols was probably the best on field for the Wanderers. Wellington were obviously better on the night, but not much better, allowing their frustrations to get in the way at times. A great Marquee player you have there. Won't put bums on seats and doesn't look like he'll be scoring goals either. Wasted spot. You're a fucking idiot.
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T-UNIT
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Davo1985 wrote:T-UNIT wrote:Cityslicker10 wrote:T-UNIT wrote:FT: WSW 1-3 Wellington wow, We beat wellington 5-1 a few weeks back now they beat WSW. guess its pre season hard to get an idea where teams are at. How was the game can anyone give an honest assessment on it.? Same old Wanderers, had nothing to offer up front. Piovaccari had a shocker of a night, even losing his shoe at one point as well as missing a penalty. Mitch Nichols was probably the best on field for the Wanderers. Wellington were obviously better on the night, but not much better, allowing their frustrations to get in the way at times. A great Marquee player you have there. Won't put bums on seats and doesn't look like he'll be scoring goals either. Wasted spot. Probably just had an off day. I hope.
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T-UNIT wrote:Davo1985 wrote:T-UNIT wrote:Cityslicker10 wrote:T-UNIT wrote:FT: WSW 1-3 Wellington wow, We beat wellington 5-1 a few weeks back now they beat WSW. guess its pre season hard to get an idea where teams are at. How was the game can anyone give an honest assessment on it.? Same old Wanderers, had nothing to offer up front. Piovaccari had a shocker of a night, even losing his shoe at one point as well as missing a penalty. Mitch Nichols was probably the best on field for the Wanderers. Wellington were obviously better on the night, but not much better, allowing their frustrations to get in the way at times. A great Marquee player you have there. Won't put bums on seats and doesn't look like he'll be scoring goals either. Wasted spot. Probably just had an off day. I hope. My brother said he looked like a complete donkey :lol:
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