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f1dave wrote:Let's see...
Smith (FFA inherited) Mitchell (assistant) Ferguson (assistant's assistant) Edwards - exception, although I think he was a former board member? Lowe (assistant's other assistant) Near enough.
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hotrod
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f1dave wrote:Nate wrote: If its Thwaite, Smeltz or Gallas, I simply cannot be held responsible for the ensuing pyromania.
Can't see it being any of those - Sage was trying to massage Smeltz' ego into signing the other day in an article, Thwaite is also seen as core to the club, and Gallas is the big-name signing Sage stumped cash up for. I took the rumour as Burns or McGarry, like most. How about Vuko after last week's dummy spit???? That would go down like a lead balloon, as would Burns (unless Lowe wants to be sacked next week :lol: ). McGarry looks like the one to go.
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Probably McGarry. No point in keeping someone who can score a goal in the team.
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hotrod wrote:f1dave wrote:Let's see...
Smith (FFA inherited) Mitchell (assistant) Ferguson (assistant's assistant) Edwards - exception, although I think he was a former board member? Lowe (assistant's other assistant) Near enough. Not sure we can credit them with the Edwards exception; they turned to the FFA in desperation and the FFA provided him, didn't they?
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Nate wrote:hotrod wrote:f1dave wrote:Let's see...
Smith (FFA inherited) Mitchell (assistant) Ferguson (assistant's assistant) Edwards - exception, although I think he was a former board member? Lowe (assistant's other assistant) Near enough. Not sure we can credit them with the Edwards exception; they turned to the FFA in desperation and the FFA provided him, didn't they? FFA continued to pay Edwards wages during his loan spell to Glory, Glory paid nothing.
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Shanagar wrote:Probably McGarry. No point in keeping someone who can score a goal in the team. =d> That list of previous coaches really tells a story doesn't it. Looks like Kenny is a cert for next year.
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f1dave wrote:Fan forum? No I won't be going.
No interest in being placated like some seem to crave, and hearing things we've all heard before from these people. Need real change in my eyes, not more band-aids on a broken leg. f1dave wrote:Eastern Glory wrote:f1dave wrote:Fan forum? No I won't be going.
No interest in being placated like some seem to crave, and hearing things we've all heard before from these people. Need real change in my eyes, not more band-aids on a broken leg. What realistic changes would you like to see before kick-off next season? And then within 3-5 years time. I don't want to see any changes, realistic or not, before I see Sage and/or over 50% of the board gone. The club's got such a limited gene pool in administration that it's not funny, and it contributes to the short-term mentality that we've had for some time. This x 10000000. What's to stop this fan forum being just like the others. They got limited numbers on the last one when it was open, now they're limiting it to just members, and are screening questions...whilst hosting it as Dave says, in one of the boy's club. That's no indication of change. Brewer can talk on twitter all he likes about change being a process but when weeks beforehand it's revealed their trying to get Mark Harvey ffs on board, of course we're not going to believe them.
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AndyToddsElbow
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Eastern Glory wrote:Davide82 wrote:Is the Glory supporter's thread always this good?
I've been missing out! Any thread with straight bat is always this good :lol: For popcorn-material sure, not really helpful for discussion though, you Edwardian Butt-boy. ;) Scoll wrote::lol: I can tell I've struck a nerve to be singled out like that Since we're all clearly poofs, perhaps Glory 2.0 should be called Perth Rainbows? :lol:
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soil wrote:I don't think changing the away is necessary either. Having orange on the away helps distinguish us from Freemantle. I wish football was bigger here, and that a Freemantle team could be viable.
I really dislike the kit that won the third kit competition before with the swan. I don't oppose the swan, I wouldn't even hate a swan on the shield, but the design was horrible. And what exactly has come of that kit? :-k Benjo wrote:Shayne Hope just tweeted that fans shouldn't be surprised if a big name is left out of the starting line up tomorrow.
Please be Burns. Inb4 Gallas out "managed" again. Of course, hope the same as you. Scoll wrote:My money would be on McGarry, making way for a Griffiths-JBFC pairing. We had that pairing last week with Burns the #8 and McGarry at #10. It didn't work (understatement of the year). hotrod wrote:How about Vuko after last week's dummy spit????
That would go down like a lead balloon, as would Burns (unless Lowe wants to be sacked next week :lol: ). The coach defended that spit, it wasn't Danny going mental, it was him just asking Harold to "raise his standards". :roll:
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AndyToddsElbow wrote:soil wrote:I don't think changing the away is necessary either. Having orange on the away helps distinguish us from Freemantle. I wish football was bigger here, and that a Freemantle team could be viable.
I really dislike the kit that won the third kit competition before with the swan. I don't oppose the swan, I wouldn't even hate a swan on the shield, but the design was horrible. And what exactly has come of that kit? :-k March 15, out of all the designs that was the one I least liked, I was so surprised that I even sent an email to the club, but they assured me they also received a lot of email votes for it.
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With the long winter coming, how many Perth fans are people expecting to turn up to NPL games? And where are you guys playing home games?
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AndyToddsElbow wrote:Eastern Glory wrote:Davide82 wrote:Is the Glory supporter's thread always this good?
I've been missing out! Any thread with straight bat is always this good :lol: For popcorn-material sure, not really helpful for discussion though, you Edwardian Butt-boy. ;) Scoll wrote::lol: I can tell I've struck a nerve to be singled out like that Since we're all clearly poofs, perhaps Glory 2.0 should be called Perth Rainbows? :lol: hahahahahaha look at you galloping in all white knight. :lol: bit of liquid courage then home to log on at 1:40 A.M !!!!!! Dear me....you sad sad sad man. If you were short of a valentines yesterday you should have pm'd scoll or dave or hotrod. ........again. 1:40 in the morning, jesus christ man :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops:
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...still waiting for those examples f1dave.
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melbourne_terrace wrote:With the long winter coming, how many Perth fans are people expecting to turn up to NPL games? And where are you guys playing home games? Personally I'm actually more interested in the NPL and how it goes than the A-League at present; perhaps it's just a novelty factor. Sadly there's a lot of people who are attacking it before its even begun, but that's just football politics I guess. Glory will play their home games at Intiga Stadium, home of Inglewood United. This continues their current relationship (NYL games are hosted there) born out of board member Declan Kelly being involved with Inglewood and another board member John Boardman being involved with Intiga. It's obviously been a deliberate strategy by the club to build those bridges there to have a home ground for NPL games.
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The Worst article on Glory has Burns being the one that may be on the bench. If that were the case, it would be 'for the good of the team balance' from Burns this time.
And how correct are the Worst usually. Take for instance today's 'possible lineups' with kick-off at 2.30pm at nib stadium.
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Shanagar wrote:The Worst article on Glory has Burns being the one that may be on the bench. If that were the case, it would be 'for the good of the team balance' from Burns this time.
And how correct are the Worst usually. Take for instance today's 'possible lineups' with kick-off at 2.30pm at nib stadium. unreal isn't it... the again we're all aware here that the west has absolutely no interest in football. the real football that is.
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hotrod
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Shanagar wrote:The Worst article on Glory has Burns being the one that may be on the bench. If that were the case, it would be 'for the good of the team balance' from Burns this time.
And how correct are the Worst usually. Take for instance today's 'possible lineups' with kick-off at 2.30pm at nib stadium. Look who wrote the article. I'd be inclined to believe Mr Hope not the office monkey that did the graphics. Edited by hotrod: 15/2/2014 02:46:14 PM
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Quantum A-League - all lineups and stadiums are possible until put under observation.
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What's the average crowd in the NPLWA(previous state leagues), whose the biggest club(outside Glory:cool: )? And why do rockingham wear green and yellow?
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f1dave wrote:melbourne_terrace wrote:With the long winter coming, how many Perth fans are people expecting to turn up to NPL games? And where are you guys playing home games? Personally I'm actually more interested in the NPL and how it goes than the A-League at present; perhaps it's just a novelty factor. Sadly there's a lot of people who are attacking it before its even begun, but that's just football politics I guess. Glory will play their home games at Intiga Stadium, home of Inglewood United. This continues their current relationship (NYL games are hosted there) born out of board member Declan Kelly being involved with Inglewood and another board member John Boardman being involved with Intiga. It's obviously been a deliberate strategy by the club to build those bridges there to have a home ground for NPL games. I'll start by apologising for not agreeing with every word you have written and extend a huge cyber hug your way but I am curious at why you are more interested in the NPL? I cannot see what novelty factor there is unless watching Subicao playing at an athletics stadium floats your boat. To me it looks like and feels like the same State Premier League with a new name. Looking forward to your response.
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Iridium1010 wrote:What's the average crowd in the NPLWA(previous state leagues), whose the biggest club(outside Glory:cool: )? And why do rockingham wear green and yellow? Varies from a few hundred to maybe a thousand, depending on the game you go to and the teams involved. Derbies tend to get bigger crowds. Biggest club is (arguably) Perth SC, just on the standard of their facilities and social club. It can vary wildly though as some clubs come into cash through an owner or sponsor and bought decent players (pre points system and salary cap etc) but might still play in a suburban park with no fencing. No idea about Rocky... try their website or email them? Begbie - it is really just a rebranded State Premier, in its infancy anyway, but there's potential for it to grow. Plus it's got the finals system near the end which might see some interesting state v state battles. I don't expect fireworks from the NPL but I expect it to have more potential going forward than a standalone WA league did.
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And yes, it's Burns benched with McGarry, Griffiths, Marinkovic in midfield it seems. Sernas, Smeltz, Sidnei up front.
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f1dave wrote:Iridium1010 wrote:What's the average crowd in the NPLWA(previous state leagues), whose the biggest club(outside Glory:cool: )? And why do rockingham wear green and yellow? Varies from a few hundred to maybe a thousand, depending on the game you go to and the teams involved. Derbies tend to get bigger crowds. Biggest club is (arguably) Perth SC, just on the standard of their facilities and social club. It can vary wildly though as some clubs come into cash through an owner or sponsor and bought decent players (pre points system and salary cap etc) but might still play in a suburban park with no fencing. No idea about Rocky... try their website or email them? Begbie - it is really just a rebranded State Premier, in its infancy anyway, but there's potential for it to grow. Plus it's got the finals system near the end which might see some interesting state v state battles. I don't expect fireworks from the NPL but I expect it to have more potential going forward than a standalone WA league did. ...and I guess it might have some future input into a second tier competition behind the AL. More interest there too.
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f1dave wrote:Iridium1010 wrote:What's the average crowd in the NPLWA(previous state leagues), whose the biggest club(outside Glory:cool: )? And why do rockingham wear green and yellow? Varies from a few hundred to maybe a thousand, depending on the game you go to and the teams involved. Derbies tend to get bigger crowds. Biggest club is (arguably) Perth SC, just on the standard of their facilities and social club. It can vary wildly though as some clubs come into cash through an owner or sponsor and bought decent players (pre points system and salary cap etc) but might still play in a suburban park with no fencing. No idea about Rocky... try their website or email them? Begbie - it is really just a rebranded State Premier, in its infancy anyway, but there's potential for it to grow. Plus it's got the finals system near the end which might see some interesting state v state battles. I don't expect fireworks from the NPL but I expect it to have more potential going forward than a standalone WA league did. still waiting for those examples Dave.........
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Begbie wrote:f1dave wrote:melbourne_terrace wrote:With the long winter coming, how many Perth fans are people expecting to turn up to NPL games? And where are you guys playing home games? Personally I'm actually more interested in the NPL and how it goes than the A-League at present; perhaps it's just a novelty factor. Sadly there's a lot of people who are attacking it before its even begun, but that's just football politics I guess. Glory will play their home games at Intiga Stadium, home of Inglewood United. This continues their current relationship (NYL games are hosted there) born out of board member Declan Kelly being involved with Inglewood and another board member John Boardman being involved with Intiga. It's obviously been a deliberate strategy by the club to build those bridges there to have a home ground for NPL games. I'll start by apologising for not agreeing with every word you have written and extend a huge cyber hug your way but I am curious at why you are more interested in the NPL? I cannot see what novelty factor there is unless watching Subicao playing at an athletics stadium floats your boat. To me it looks like and feels like the same State Premier League with a new name. Looking forward to your response. from a fella who has followed the local league for decades nothing at all has changed other than the dubious inclusion of Subi into the top tier. At the end of the season the winner will head interstate for a play off etc and everyone else wont give a fuck. Sorry everyone except our special Dave. Almost as amusing as a 2nd tier A League. Christ there's teams in the current league that are struggling with the cost of seeing out a season. Could you imagine a State League club trying to find the millions to play in an league that asks them to travel interstate every second week and everything else that comes with it. Gotta love that knee jerk reaction to the criticism we received from the Asian hierarchy.
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Back down the Glory hole we go
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Our next 8 games.
WSW(h) BR(a) WP(a) MV(h) WSW(a) NJ(h) CCM(h) SFC(a)
We're fucked for our next 5 games.
Edited by iridium1010: 15/2/2014 07:25:10 PM
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Iridium1010 wrote:Our next 8 games.
WSW(h) BR(a) WP(a) MV(h) WSW(a) NJ(h) CCM(h) SFC(a)
We're fucked for our next 5 games.
Edited by iridium1010: 15/2/2014 07:25:10 PM Being generous DLLLLWWL
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Can I get the mathematically possible one in there first.
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f1dave wrote:Iridium1010 wrote:What's the average crowd in the NPLWA(previous state leagues), whose the biggest club(outside Glory:cool: )? And why do rockingham wear green and yellow? Varies from a few hundred to maybe a thousand, depending on the game you go to and the teams involved. Derbies tend to get bigger crowds. Biggest club is (arguably) Perth SC, just on the standard of their facilities and social club. It can vary wildly though as some clubs come into cash through an owner or sponsor and bought decent players (pre points system and salary cap etc) but might still play in a suburban park with no fencing. No idea about Rocky... try their website or email them? Begbie - it is really just a rebranded State Premier, in its infancy anyway, but there's potential for it to grow. Plus it's got the finals system near the end which might see some interesting state v state battles. I don't expect fireworks from the NPL but I expect it to have more potential going forward than a standalone WA league did. Thanks.
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