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+xMrcela vs Jurman today at 4pm as the K-League kicks off. Jovanovic also playing at 6pm for Jeju against Seoul None of them in the match squads. Jurman's injured apparently, not sure about the others. Chapman should be ready.
By now, American Samoa must have realised that Australias 22-0 win over Tonga two days earlier was no fluke.
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+x+x+x+x+x+x+xsounds impressive and definitely off the radar! Good catch! I once heard an italian say seri c was better than league 1. I'll let others decide if thats true. But its a pretty good level for a young age "There is no younger Midfielder to play as much Professional League football in Italy." Do you mean across all divisions this year? Yes, through all of the divisions. I mean the Professional Leagues that is Serie A, Serie B and Serie C. Yes, this Season. shows how difficult it is these days to cut it in italy perhaps that shows piscopo is doing pretty well too I watch the 3 of them on Wyscout. Piscopo, Cleur and Pennington. They're all good players. I think that the average age of Debut in the Serie A is running at close to 24, so they've all got a while yet before they should be at the top end. That is a crazy stat. Shows even Ikon has a couple of years before he is seriously considered for a Serie A club. It's an Average. Nicolo Barella has probably been the most highly rated young Italian in the last couple of years and he became a regular in Serie A at 20. Even he was playing at the bottom end of Serie B with Como at 19. He was playing alongside Brillante. Good measure to compare Ikon is his old teammate Keita Baldé Diao who is the same age, same academy... except Keita is now one of the best young strikers in europe. If you aren't playing regularly at 20 you need to come home or start playing regularly at a level you can handle. Too many kids happy to sit on the bench. Ikon is 3 years behind everyone else in his age group now. Except before going to Lazio at 16, Balde spent 7 years at La Masia, the best football academy in the world (at the time) whereas Ikon spent 4 years at Cronulla RSL (wot) and 3 years at Sutherland Sharks before moving to Atalanta at 17 and Lazio at 18. Hardly an apples to apples comparison.
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+xHe had surgery on his groin last November, but I thought he was recovered from that? Either way if he's not playing due to injury or simply not being selected it is concerning this close to the WC. He will be underdone. Transfermarkt still has him listed as injured, although I'm not sure how often that updates.
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Milligan starting
By now, American Samoa must have realised that Australias 22-0 win over Tonga two days earlier was no fluke.
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+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+xsounds impressive and definitely off the radar! Good catch! I once heard an italian say seri c was better than league 1. I'll let others decide if thats true. But its a pretty good level for a young age "There is no younger Midfielder to play as much Professional League football in Italy." Do you mean across all divisions this year? Yes, through all of the divisions. I mean the Professional Leagues that is Serie A, Serie B and Serie C. Yes, this Season. shows how difficult it is these days to cut it in italy perhaps that shows piscopo is doing pretty well too I watch the 3 of them on Wyscout. Piscopo, Cleur and Pennington. They're all good players. I think that the average age of Debut in the Serie A is running at close to 24, so they've all got a while yet before they should be at the top end. That is a crazy stat. Shows even Ikon has a couple of years before he is seriously considered for a Serie A club. It's an Average. Nicolo Barella has probably been the most highly rated young Italian in the last couple of years and he became a regular in Serie A at 20. Even he was playing at the bottom end of Serie B with Como at 19. He was playing alongside Brillante. Good measure to compare Ikon is his old teammate Keita Baldé Diao who is the same age, same academy... except Keita is now one of the best young strikers in europe. If you aren't playing regularly at 20 you need to come home or start playing regularly at a level you can handle. Too many kids happy to sit on the bench. Ikon is 3 years behind everyone else in his age group now. Except before going to Lazio at 16, Balde spent 7 years at La Masia, the best football academy in the world (at the time) whereas Ikon spent 4 years at Cronulla RSL (wot) Don't you dare denigrate the mighty stingrays.
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+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+xsounds impressive and definitely off the radar! Good catch! I once heard an italian say seri c was better than league 1. I'll let others decide if thats true. But its a pretty good level for a young age "There is no younger Midfielder to play as much Professional League football in Italy." Do you mean across all divisions this year? Yes, through all of the divisions. I mean the Professional Leagues that is Serie A, Serie B and Serie C. Yes, this Season. shows how difficult it is these days to cut it in italy perhaps that shows piscopo is doing pretty well too I watch the 3 of them on Wyscout. Piscopo, Cleur and Pennington. They're all good players. I think that the average age of Debut in the Serie A is running at close to 24, so they've all got a while yet before they should be at the top end. That is a crazy stat. Shows even Ikon has a couple of years before he is seriously considered for a Serie A club. It's an Average. Nicolo Barella has probably been the most highly rated young Italian in the last couple of years and he became a regular in Serie A at 20. Even he was playing at the bottom end of Serie B with Como at 19. He was playing alongside Brillante. Good measure to compare Ikon is his old teammate Keita Baldé Diao who is the same age, same academy... except Keita is now one of the best young strikers in europe. If you aren't playing regularly at 20 you need to come home or start playing regularly at a level you can handle. Too many kids happy to sit on the bench. Ikon is 3 years behind everyone else in his age group now. Except before going to Lazio at 16, Balde spent 7 years at La Masia, the best football academy in the world (at the time) whereas Ikon spent 4 years at Cronulla RSL (wot) and 3 years at Sutherland Sharks before moving to Atalanta at 17 and Lazio at 18. Hardly an apples to apples comparison. Ahh ok. But they were both the same age playing in the same primavera team and Ikon was doing quite well. Except Diao was able to make the jump and Ikon can't.
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+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+xsounds impressive and definitely off the radar! Good catch! I once heard an italian say seri c was better than league 1. I'll let others decide if thats true. But its a pretty good level for a young age "There is no younger Midfielder to play as much Professional League football in Italy." Do you mean across all divisions this year? Yes, through all of the divisions. I mean the Professional Leagues that is Serie A, Serie B and Serie C. Yes, this Season. shows how difficult it is these days to cut it in italy perhaps that shows piscopo is doing pretty well too I watch the 3 of them on Wyscout. Piscopo, Cleur and Pennington. They're all good players. I think that the average age of Debut in the Serie A is running at close to 24, so they've all got a while yet before they should be at the top end. That is a crazy stat. Shows even Ikon has a couple of years before he is seriously considered for a Serie A club. It's an Average. Nicolo Barella has probably been the most highly rated young Italian in the last couple of years and he became a regular in Serie A at 20. Even he was playing at the bottom end of Serie B with Como at 19. He was playing alongside Brillante. Good measure to compare Ikon is his old teammate Keita Baldé Diao who is the same age, same academy... except Keita is now one of the best young strikers in europe. If you aren't playing regularly at 20 you need to come home or start playing regularly at a level you can handle. Too many kids happy to sit on the bench. Ikon is 3 years behind everyone else in his age group now. Except before going to Lazio at 16, Balde spent 7 years at La Masia, the best football academy in the world (at the time) whereas Ikon spent 4 years at Cronulla RSL (wot) and 3 years at Sutherland Sharks before moving to Atalanta at 17 and Lazio at 18. Hardly an apples to apples comparison. Ahh ok. But they were both the same age playing in the same primavera team and Ikon was doing quite well. Except Diao was able to make the jump and Ikon can't. Hasn't yet. They didn't give him a five-year contract for nothing.
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+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+xsounds impressive and definitely off the radar! Good catch! I once heard an italian say seri c was better than league 1. I'll let others decide if thats true. But its a pretty good level for a young age "There is no younger Midfielder to play as much Professional League football in Italy." Do you mean across all divisions this year? Yes, through all of the divisions. I mean the Professional Leagues that is Serie A, Serie B and Serie C. Yes, this Season. shows how difficult it is these days to cut it in italy perhaps that shows piscopo is doing pretty well too I watch the 3 of them on Wyscout. Piscopo, Cleur and Pennington. They're all good players. I think that the average age of Debut in the Serie A is running at close to 24, so they've all got a while yet before they should be at the top end. That is a crazy stat. Shows even Ikon has a couple of years before he is seriously considered for a Serie A club. It's an Average. Nicolo Barella has probably been the most highly rated young Italian in the last couple of years and he became a regular in Serie A at 20. Even he was playing at the bottom end of Serie B with Como at 19. He was playing alongside Brillante. Good measure to compare Ikon is his old teammate Keita Baldé Diao who is the same age, same academy... except Keita is now one of the best young strikers in europe. If you aren't playing regularly at 20 you need to come home or start playing regularly at a level you can handle. Too many kids happy to sit on the bench. Ikon is 3 years behind everyone else in his age group now. Except before going to Lazio at 16, Balde spent 7 years at La Masia, the best football academy in the world (at the time) whereas Ikon spent 4 years at Cronulla RSL (wot) and 3 years at Sutherland Sharks before moving to Atalanta at 17 and Lazio at 18. Hardly an apples to apples comparison. Ahh ok. But they were both the same age playing in the same primavera team and Ikon was doing quite well. Except Diao was able to make the jump and Ikon can't. Hasn't yet. They didn't give him a five-year contract for nothing. He is standing out in the A-league for a very average Wanderers side. Too early to judge him just yet but the potential is there.
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Andrew Nabbout and Jason Geria set for Japanese movesStaff Writers | FOX SPORTS
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Two away matches in a row for Degenek and Ange 
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Yokohama has barely let go of the ball this first half. Very attacking with some good technical players
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+xTwo away matches in a row for Degenek and Ange So stubborn to keep 3 at the back.
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Currently 1-0 down with 20 mins to go. Had 70% possession and 0 shots on target, sounds like the national team.
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Bloody hell Ange. So much possession is frustrating.
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2-0, not been a good start for Ange
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RED, WHITE & ROO Rangers reportedly in the hunt for Sydney FC’s Australian U-23 midfielder Brandon O’Neill O'Neill is out of contract in December and the Light Blues could make a cut-price move for the A-League ace - eligible to play for the Republic of Ireland - https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/sport/football/2304441/brandon-oneill-rangers-sydney-fc-transfer-news/
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Behich & Borello in 1.5 hours
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Behich and Borello starting. Massive game for Kaiserslautern. They really need to get a move on.
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Would be some pretty decent exposure over a 2 year period. I actually feel even League One is a better option due to the number of matches. It gives players a higher chance of game time and a lot of league one players make it to the Championship.
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Griffiths played 90 minutes for Pakhtakor, 2-0 win. Incidentally, they were also in the ACL playoffs but lost to Al Gharafa (Wesley Sneijder scored).
By now, American Samoa must have realised that Australias 22-0 win over Tonga two days earlier was no fluke.
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WHAT A FUCKIN GOAL Low quality vid: https://www.sporttube.com/event/2377132#incident-5300545
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Get in Borello opens the scoring on 6min! He's on fire. Way ahead of Kruse in my book.
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On train to Frankfurt for Hannover away. Not watching. Good one yea? I'll check Kicker ticker.
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Just had the most reliable mate on the planet send me a WhatsApp video of his TV. Borello gets it from around 30 out and volleys long and outward and the keeper is powerless.
That is one of the holiest goals in Australian football. Same goal where we scored all 3 against Japan. Interesting fact, we conceded and scored all goals at the same end in Kaiserslautern.
Jedinak scored the cracking free kick down the other end in the friendly. I can't recommend Kaiserslautern for a match day enough. Such a great little place. The US MPs walking around are a bit of a novelty.
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Now he has an assist, perfect cross from wide left.
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Borello wins a penalty. 3:2 Kaiserslautern. What a game he's having
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That's 8 assists in all comps including penalties won and 3 goals if I'm not mistaken outstanding performance
Kruse leckie and borello on the plane for mine
Mabil ruka Golgol petratos nabbout Arzani all fighting for the 4th wing spot
It's a good problem to have!
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What a game by Borello.
The goal:
The assist:
The penalty:
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