sorry i misunderstood your post

:lol:


Let me just leave this here:

Team   --------------P   W   L   D   F   A   GD   Points
Bonnyrigg White Eagles(Q)   19   12   2   5   38   16   22   41
Blacktown City FC   -------19   10   5   4   32   23   9   34
Sydney United   ------- 20   9   5   6   36   25   11   33

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Sydney Olympic   ------ 19   5   11   3   27   34   -7   18
South Coast Wolves   ---19   4   11   4   22   36   -14   16
West Sydney Berries   ---19   2   11   6   15   38   -23   12

You nearly conceeded as many as Bonnyrigg scored. You nearly lost as many games as they won :oops:

Edited by guest: 2/1/2011 09:19:08 PM

Not across the board, in club championship we killed Wollongong

Could you please just answer my question.

Did Olympic with all its awesome fans, players and much better infrastructure finish just 2 points and conceede just 2 less goals than the shitfight that is South Coast last season?

Olympic produced Ramsey and Petratos and had big crowds what did Wollongong do?

Olympic hosting a European club at its home ground what did Wollongong do?

Olympic had every side from 13's to 20's in the semis what did Wollongong do?

Your not serious are you?

Didn't Ohlympic only finish 2 points above Wolves with all there community backing, amazing players and awesome Greek cuisine?

that is what i am referring to, Wollongong Wolves in the bottom 3, no players no coach and no community backing

that is what i am referring to, Wollongong Wolves in the bottom 3, no players no coach and no community backing

i dend to agree, morgans got no idea
another long seasion ahead i think, all of the young players hes talking about are not up to 1st grade except fore zamet kaynak the rest are rubbish

bottom 3 once again it looks like

http://www.illawarramercury.com.au/news/local/sport/football-soccer/south-coast-wolves-replenish-side/2033554.aspx


South Coast Wolves coach Trevor Morgan has promised a more potent team next year, despite an influential quartet leaving.
Player of the Year Jason Trifiro (Victorian Premier League), Tynan Diaz (Bonnyrigg), Lisandro Berbis (Rockdale) and Tayfun Buyuykkopru (Bankstown) will be elsewhere in 2011.

However, Morgan declared the exodus of midfielders will allow the Wolves to adopt a high-octane approach next term.

"I'm not worried about it at all," Morgan said.

"The midfield was a strength in 2010, but we'll be quicker next year. We'll threaten teams going forward a lot more."

The Wolves, who finished third-last this year, have retained keeper Brody Crane, leading scorer Mark Picciolini, centreback Dave Abel and emerging foursome Samet Kaynak, Chris Nathaniel, Jack Keating and Nick Littler.

Former Brisbane Strikers midfielder Lawrence Drake has come on board after winning a District League title with Wollongong Olympic, and Morgan hopes to sign Sydney FC striker Peter Simonoski, Central Coast midfielder Nicholas Fitzgerald and defender Alex Mansueto when their National Youth League contracts expire.

With the club hamstrung by financial troubles and a lack of recent success, Morgan revealed passion for the jersey was his No 1 criteria for recruitment.

"That's one of the first things I'm looking for, we can't offer them better money or a team full of stars or lots of silverware. We have to get players who want to prove a point," Morgan said.

"These guys we've signed are like that."

Morgan also revealed his five-year plan was for the club to field a starting XI comprised of Illawarra born-and-bred players.

The Wolves start preseason training at their new base, Myimbarr Sporting Fields, on January 5.