Joshua Kennedy

1999–2000    Carlton S.C.    4 games   (0)goals
2000–2002    VfL Wolfsburg    8    (2)
2002–2003    Stuttgarter Kickers    23    (1)
2003–2004    Köln    4    (0)
2004–2006    Dynamo Dresden    60    (16)
2006–2007    1. FC Nuremberg    12    (1)
2008–2009    Karlsruher SC    33    (7)
2009–    Nagoya Grampus    25    (14)

2006–    Australia    19    (7)

Nikita Rukavytsya

2006–2009    Perth Glory    42 games   (16)goals
2009–2010    Twente    5    (0)
2010    → Roeselare (loan)    11    (5)

2009–    Australia    4 games   (0 goals)

Dario Vidošić

2006–2007    Brisbane Roar    17 games   (5)goals
2007–    Nuremberg    25    (3)
2010    → MSV Duisburg (loan)    12    (1)

2009–    Australia    7    (1)


Brett Holman

2001–2002    Parramatta Power    23    (11)
2002–2006    Feyenoord    0    (0)
2002–2006    → SBV Excelsior (loan)    134    (39)
2006–2008    NEC Nijmegen    59    (13)
2008–    AZ Alkmaar    40    (6)
2006–    Australia    31    (2)

Mark Bresciano

1995–1997    Bulleen Lions    9    (4)
1997–1999    Carlton    28    (6)
1999–2002    Empoli    80    (17)
2002–2006    Parma    123    (19)
2006–2010    Palermo    107    (12)
2010-    Al-Nassr    0    (0)

2001–    Australia    55    (11)

Tim Cahill

1998–2004    Millwall    217    (52)
2004–    Everton    164    (56)


2004–    Australia    40    (20)

Richard Garcia

1999–2004    West Ham United    17    (0)
2000    → Leyton Orient (loan)    18    (4)
2004–2007    Colchester United    82    (16)
2007–    Hull City    79    (6)

2008–    Australia    7    (0)

Jason Culina

1996–1998    Sydney United    32    (1)
1998–1999    Sydney Olympic    21    (1)
2000–2004    Ajax    3    (0)
2001    → Germinal Beerschot (loan)    12    (1)
2002–2003    → De Graafschap (loan)    24    (1)
2004–2005    FC Twente    38    (12)
2005–2009    PSV    98    (3)
2009–    Gold Coast United    26    (3)

2005–    Australia    49    (1)

Edited by Joffa: 6/6/2010 03:02:36 PM

Set pieces.

Cahill magic and Kennedy headers seem the most likely sources at the moment

I think Wilkshire and Chippers are looking the most dangerous in attack atm and along with cahill i think they will be our biggest weapons and the most likely to set up kennedy. Obviously kewell and emerton can add plenty if they come back fit and firing. Also bresc is another who can create at times.

Having said all that, it doesn't look as though its quite clicking atm so im not overly confident of many goals

Luke Wilkshire

2000–2003    Middlesbrough    22 games   (0)goals
2003–2006    Bristol City    110    (17)
2006–2008    FC Twente    59    (5)
2008–    Dynamo Moscow    48    (3)

2004–    Australia    42    (2)

Scott Chipperfield

1996–2001    Wollongong    131    (50)
2001–    Basel    244    (65)

1998-2010    Australia    65    (12)

germany, serbia and ghana

Cahill, Kewell, Emerton, Vidosic, Kennedy, Rukavytsia, Chippers, Culina, Wilkshire, Bresciano and Holman can all be very dangerous on their day. Only problem is they do have to be on their day.
If we are chasing a game play a diamond 442 wilkshire and Chippers on the sides in defence Valeri holding midfield Kewell and Emerton on the wings Cahill in the center and Kennedy and Ruku up front. if that wont get us goals I dont know what will.

Edited by mvictory: 6/6/2010 03:45:25 PM

lol I'll pay that

Kennedy =/= goals

When you look at the efforts of chippers and wilky over the past few friendlies they are creating some good chances, bresc is getting better each match and cahill is who he is. In terms of chance creation we should be able to get it together, but there really isn't anyone to finish. Kennedy looks like he doesn't even want to try and to contribute with his feet

Tim Cahill and Brett Holman.

I heard Own Goal has really picked up form over the domestic season with Manchester United.

Hope he has dual passports.

Saw the title and this instantly came to mind. Beat me by <5 minutes.

Own goals, deflections and tap-ins i think are all likely, but hey, they count the same. Where the defense come's from is perhaps as troubling after last night though

Ed: Harry and Emmo might be a shot if fit, did I miss their stats?

Edited by Anchor Man (defend): 6/6/2010 04:41:04 PM

Cahill and Holman

and lady luck

Didnt Ruka score for Twente at some point?

=d> =d>

I hear Dicks Sporting Goods have goals for unbeatable prices.

my arse :cry:

Is the Liverpool beach ball Australian? Or maybe we could find a decent young beach ball that plays much like him...

=d> =d> I was thinking the same thing.

Our best chance of scoring is Kennedy and Cahill. I can't see us scoring more than two or three. Though with the right tactics and taking advantage of Essien's absence, we could well run up a Tennis score there.

If we still had McDonald, crossing earlier and aiming for Kennedy to bring MAcca and Cahill into play would have been the way to go. Since we don't have Macca, crossing late, deep and playing the overlap up the wings is the best option, aiming straight for Kennedy to head home and Cahill to mop up the clearances.