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+xAnge had another 3-1 win in the cup. That's 3 in a row including two league wins. They have a derby against Kawasaki Frontale on Sunday at home. As much as Ange did my head in the last 12 months he coached the Socceroos, I still want him to succeed in Japan. Could really be a turning point for Aus coaches in Asia. With Ange doing well in Japan and HK continuing to impress in England, we could well see more Aus coaches earning overseas moves. Can only be good for our game. After GA's disastrous Japan venture and Popovic's ill-fated Turkish stint, we need some Aus coaches succeeding overseas,
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+xLet’s be fair, Folami has more minutes of professional football under his belt than Ikonimidis did when he was selected for his debut.He might pass Brad Smith next weekend too. Thats more a case for Anges weird selections rather than for a dude with 45 minutes of pro football to get a call up.
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+x+xAnge had another 3-1 win in the cup. That's 3 in a row including two league wins. They have a derby against Kawasaki Frontale on Sunday at home. As much as Ange did my head in the last 12 months he coached the Socceroos, I still want him to succeed in Japan. Could really be a turning point for Aus coaches in Asia. With Ange doing well in Japan and HK continuing to impress in England, we could well see more Aus coaches earning overseas moves. Can only be good for our game. After GA's disastrous Japan venture and Popovic's ill-fated Turkish stint, we need some Aus coaches succeeding overseas, Funnily enough, I had a laugh when the Foxtel boys were waxing lyrical on Arnie's coaching prowess and politely ignored the fact that he ever "coached" in Japan.
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lebo_roo
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+x+xLet’s be fair, Folami has more minutes of professional football under his belt than Ikonimidis did when he was selected for his debut.He might pass Brad Smith next weekend too. Thats more a case for Anges weird selections rather than for a dude with 45 minutes of pro football to get a call up. When we actually needed to find players because we had none.
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lebo_roo
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+x+x+xAnge had another 3-1 win in the cup. That's 3 in a row including two league wins. They have a derby against Kawasaki Frontale on Sunday at home. As much as Ange did my head in the last 12 months he coached the Socceroos, I still want him to succeed in Japan. Could really be a turning point for Aus coaches in Asia. With Ange doing well in Japan and HK continuing to impress in England, we could well see more Aus coaches earning overseas moves. Can only be good for our game. After GA's disastrous Japan venture and Popovic's ill-fated Turkish stint, we need some Aus coaches succeeding overseas, Funnily enough, I had a laugh when the Foxtel boys were waxing lyrical on Arnie's coaching prowess and politely ignored the fact that he ever "coached" in Japan. Thank God Simon Hill had some sense through all of it though.
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+x+x+xLet’s be fair, Folami has more minutes of professional football under his belt than Ikonimidis did when he was selected for his debut.He might pass Brad Smith next weekend too. Thats more a case for Anges weird selections rather than for a dude with 45 minutes of pro football to get a call up. When we actually needed to find players because we had none. And, you know, it was Lazio, and Greece was still sniffing around.
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I think it was more to cap Ikon just in case he became a gun and ended up playing for greece
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lebo_roo
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+x+x+x+xLet’s be fair, Folami has more minutes of professional football under his belt than Ikonimidis did when he was selected for his debut.He might pass Brad Smith next weekend too. Thats more a case for Anges weird selections rather than for a dude with 45 minutes of pro football to get a call up. When we actually needed to find players because we had none. And, you know, it was Lazio, and Greece was still sniffing around. And because of pressure from Aussies Abroad 442 forum groupies :-D
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scnertho
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+x+x+x+x+xLet’s be fair, Folami has more minutes of professional football under his belt than Ikonimidis did when he was selected for his debut.He might pass Brad Smith next weekend too. Thats more a case for Anges weird selections rather than for a dude with 45 minutes of pro football to get a call up. When we actually needed to find players because we had none. And, you know, it was Lazio, and Greece was still sniffing around. And because of pressure from Aussies Abroad 442 forum groupies :-D I just know BvM has a scout solely dedicated to scouring these forums for hitherto unknown gems :P:P
Seriously though, sometimes I think we've selected better squads in these threads than previous Roos coaches (*cough* Holger)
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Nick Ansell is back in Melbourne recovering from a ankle injury. He was just on the dfs.
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+xNick Ansell is back in Melbourne recovering from a ankle injury. He was just on the dfs. Yep I got told a few weeks ago that he is out for the season. He had lost his spot in the starting 11 before he got injured.
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paladisious
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+x+x+x+x+xLet’s be fair, Folami has more minutes of professional football under his belt than Ikonimidis did when he was selected for his debut.He might pass Brad Smith next weekend too. Thats more a case for Anges weird selections rather than for a dude with 45 minutes of pro football to get a call up. When we actually needed to find players because we had none. And, you know, it was Lazio, and Greece was still sniffing around. And because of pressure from Aussies Abroad 442 forum groupies :-D Actually, mostly that.
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Kruse starting away to league leaders Dusseldorf. Still drawing plenty of fouls Pasquali starting for Jong Ajax. Second starting appearance.
By now, American Samoa must have realised that Australias 22-0 win over Tonga two days earlier was no fluke.
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Kruse scores! Nicely done. 2-0
By now, American Samoa must have realised that Australias 22-0 win over Tonga two days earlier was no fluke.
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Kruse scores.
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Bochum currently 6th. Bundesliga 2 so tight. Hopefully they hold on. Surely they won't go up? It'd be a miracle
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and now Pasquali scores
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Dutch second tier, vs NEC Nijmegen
By now, American Samoa must have realised that Australias 22-0 win over Tonga two days earlier was no fluke.
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+xDutch second tier, vs NEC Nijmegen not bad probably a league level
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Been so pumped for this weekend!!
Last weekend has to be the best Aussies Abroad weekend in the last 5 years. Looks like this weekend is off to a flyer as well.
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So much of Kruse in that goal. Great run in behind... the defender tried to foul him but couldnt in the end (risked a red)... then Kruse shot where he always does, straight at the keeper... this time going through his legs. His angled runs in behind really are good
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Great goal. Great transition.
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Awesome for Pasquali 👌
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+x+xDutch second tier, vs NEC Nijmegen not bad probably a league level Sebastian scored in a full 90 minutes. Best news of the weekend.
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+xSo much of Kruse in that goal. Great run in behind... the defender tried to foul him but couldnt in the end (risked a red)... then Kruse shot where he always does, straight at the keeper... this time going through his legs. His angled runs in behind really are good Only him and Harry Kewell had that short close control ability for Australia.
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so in germany do they have a playoff between the 3rd ranked b2 team and the 3rd bottom b1 team - for P/R?
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+xso in germany do they have a playoff between the 3rd ranked b2 team and the 3rd bottom b1 team - for P/R? Yes they do
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