http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ersan_G%C3%BCl%C3%BCm
thats the Gulum kid, best I can do. Why he doesn't see more action for the olyroos I'm not sure.
Yeah of course they'll be more names to come but as for now I think my squads a good guess. Of course Sarota and Zullo I'm sure will have a chance also.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ersan_G%C3%BCl%C3%BCm
thats the Gulum kid, best I can do. Why he doesn't see more action for the olyroos I'm not sure.
Yeah of course they'll be more names to come but as for now I think my squads a good guess. Of course Sarota and Zullo I'm sure will have a chance also.

FIFA critical of Brazil's World Cup progress
POSTED: May 4, 2010

By Gerald Imray


JOHANNESBURG (AP) — FIFA secretary general Jerome Valcke was fiercely critical of Brazil's World Cup preparations on Monday, saying he has received a report on the 2014 hosts' stadium construction and it is "not very nice."

FIFA has selected 12 Brazilian cities to hold games at the next World Cup, but Valcke says the sole candidate country for 2014 was already falling behind deadlines.

"I got a report on the status quo of the Brazilian stadiums. I have to say it is not very nice," Valcke said. "There are a number (of stadiums) with red lights already, which is amazing. It is amazing how Brazil is already late. And I am not just talking about Morumbi or Maracana stadiums, I am talking about a number of stadiums.

"The stadiums are the basic points we need to have a World Cup and in Brazil, for the time being, most of the deadlines are already over and we have to work on new deadlines."

Valcke said he received the report Monday morning, just hours before a ceremony at Johannesburg's Soccer City stadium — the venue for the 2010 final — to celebrate the host's stadium construction. He later thanked workers for their role in preparations.

FIFA will now have little time to celebrate South Africa's readiness before focus shifts to Brazil, which will host football's showpiece event for the first time since 1950.

"For the time being, we have 12 host cities and we are not in a period where we have to make decisions," Valcke said. "What we are saying is that all the things they have promised, they have been saying and they have signed, the commitment from different people — they have to deliver these commitments."

Valcke also warned that if the stadium in Brasilia was reduced to 30,000 seats, as reports suggest, it will not be allowed to host the tournament's opening game.

The FIFA secretary general, who has constantly played down worries over South Africa's readiness, said Brazil is experiencing similar troubles to the African country.

"Brazil is showing it is very difficult to organize a World Cup in Brazil, as it was difficult in South Africa," he said.

In a statement, the local organizing committee in Brazil said it will evaluate all stadiums beginning on Thursday. The visits will last until May 20, and will also look at the construction schedule at each venue.
http://www.philly.com/philly/sports/soccer/FIFA_critical_of_Brazils_World_Cup_progress.html

FIFA slams Brazil stadia projects

4 May, 2010 | By Press Association

The secretary general of football’s world governing body FIFA has revealed major concerns over the construction of a number of stadiums in Brazil ahead of the 2014 World Cup.

http://www.nce.co.uk/news/business/fifa-slams-brazil-stadia-projects/5217205.article?referrer=RSS

--------------Federici-----------------

Williams---Spiranovic---Lowry---Davidson

Vidosic-----Wilkshire-----Valeri-----Oar

----------Rukavystya---McDonald----------


Bench

Langerak
Milligan
Carney
Holman
Nathan Burns
Djite

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ersan_G%C3%BCl%C3%BCm
thats the Gulum kid, best I can do. Why he doesn't see more action for the olyroos I'm not sure.
Yeah of course they'll be more names to come but as for now I think my squads a good guess. Of course Sarota and Zullo I'm sure will have a chance also.

a lot can happen in 4 years, we could literally write up about 100 players who could end up there!

with my roar goggles on, remember zullo and sarota have both gone to utrect, so hopefully they really develop. luke devere is only 21 i think (he won roars best and fairest this year) and he could well be in the first 11 if he goes well.

also how many more tommy oars will spring up?
i mean that as in he is just turned 19, 4 years ago he was 15 and no body had heard of him. now he is modelling the world cup jersey at its release!

I think we should throw leckie and danning into the mix.

Federici
Brad Jones
Dean Bouzanis

Spiranovic
Davdson
Lowry
Carney
Wilkshire
Williams
Gulum
Mcgowan

Oliver Bozanic
Kilkenny
Vidosic
Burns
Oar
Troisi
Valeri
Wesolowski
Holland
Visconte

Mcdonald
Kennedy
Rukavysta
Djite

I think I have too many but yeah whatever.
Also Brighitti and Velaphi are a chance as are countless others. theres a few young aussies in Italy at the moment and countless in England but this seems a good list of players who will be in contention at least.