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New_Dawn_Kiwi_Fan wrote:Mr wrote:The Doctor wrote:Chats. Chile v Aus game looks like it will be played in Brisbane...Serbia game in the works.
from KA's twitter... Brisbane long overdue. That would be great. I thought that Perth and Adelaide wanted games? Neither governments are fond of football. No support, no suitable stadiums = no games. That said, I would like to see a WCQ at Hindmarsh.
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Mr wrote:The Doctor wrote:Chats. Chile v Aus game looks like it will be played in Brisbane...Serbia game in the works.
from KA's twitter... Brisbane long overdue. That would be great. I thought that Perth and Adelaide wanted games?
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The Doctor wrote:Chats. Chile v Aus game looks like it will be played in Brisbane...Serbia game in the works.
from KA's twitter... Brisbane long overdue. That would be great.
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Chats. Chile v Aus game looks like it will be played in Brisbane...Serbia game in the works.
from KA's twitter...
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Lock thread. Chile confirmed.
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beastjim wrote:June 3 sees the Rebals S15 team play at AAMI Park, Etihad only has an AFL game on the Sunday 5 June. You're not going to get the stands moved in with an AFL game the next day. May well be Sydney then. Hopefully the FFA actually advertise the match this time.
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No Bielsa at Chile anymore, means this game will be a litmus test for the new manager?
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June 3 sees the Rebals S15 team play at AAMI Park, Etihad only has an AFL game on the Sunday 5 June. You're not going to get the stands moved in with an AFL game the next day.
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Mr wrote:FIFA dates;
9 Feb (friendly date) 29 March - Germany v Australia (not a FIFA date) 3-7 June 10 August (Friendly date) 2-6 September 7-11 October 11-15 November Socceroos 2011, according to Fox Sports the other night march 2011, Germany (includes 4 day training camp for juniors) June 2011 Chile (??) and another team "from 2010 World Cup" here in Australia September 2011 onwards, Asian WC qualifiers Round 3.
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FIFA dates;
9 Feb (friendly date) 29 March - Germany v Australia (not a FIFA date) 3-7 June 10 August (Friendly date) 2-6 September 7-11 October 11-15 November
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Thought the same Neil. But Copa America starts late June iirc so this game would be at least three weeks before the tournament.
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Isn't the Copa America on around this time. Doubt they would fly over and then fly back again just before the tournament
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hope this goes ahead
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If it is in Melbourne it'll be at AAMI Park. On the weekend it's apparently set for Melbourne Storm aren't playing in Melbourne, and there will most definitely be footy on at Etihad.
AAMI Park, even though it would fit around 10k less (if seats were to be pushed in at ES), would be the most logical option.
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The Doctor wrote:davidtorres wrote:APPARENTLY it's going to be at AAMI Park on June 4. was thinking about this the other day... would FFA step down from trying to pack out Docklands and go for what AAMI Park brings to the atmosphere and viewing from a spectator's perspective i actually think Eithad is fine as long as the push the seats forward it also allows for an extra 15K seats to be sold. In the end of the day Melbourne makes money why limit that? you know what i'm saying but AMII park is a much better stadium Edited by Davstar: 30/1/2011 07:42:52 PM
these Kangaroos can play football - Ange P. (Intercontinental WC Play-offs 2017)
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notorganic wrote:davidtorres wrote:notorganic wrote:Melbourne is supposedly guaranteed one major international socceroos game per year.
If that's true I'd let Sydney have Chile and for Melbourne to get someone bigger. I'd take Chile and not run the risk of copping New Zealand again. yea same Chile are fantastic they play attacking football have a young quick team this game should go too Melbourne. Until NSW starts supporting there A-league sides no Socceroos matches should go there i reckon Adelaide would get a better turn out then Sydney did against Para.
these Kangaroos can play football - Ange P. (Intercontinental WC Play-offs 2017)
KEEP POLITICS OUT OF FOOTBALL
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davidtorres wrote:APPARENTLY it's going to be at AAMI Park on June 4. was thinking about this the other day... would FFA step down from trying to pack out Docklands and go for what AAMI Park brings to the atmosphere and viewing from a spectator's perspective
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2ndBest wrote:um, what exactly does that have to do with this thread? From http://www.yellowfever.co.nz/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=14694&PN=20lol at this from the above page 2ndBest wrote:If it posts like a c**t, acts like a c**t, looks like a c**t, it must be a c**t. You are an ignorant knobhead.
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raspberryticklebear wrote:Diego's Son wrote:Old news and thanks for calling me a c..t on YF the other day. You're a hospitable bloke.
As I’ve said elsewhere of late, on-field the Nix have been doing well and letting the off-field stuff go, whether you like it or not, there’s off field stuff there and it has a right to be discussed. But take nothing away from their current on-field form. Well what a fucking surprise you were called a c unt on a NZ footballing forum. You critisise NZ football an awful lot here, even troll, so I can only imagine the only reason you'd join a forum specially for what NZ football, is to perhaps, critisise even more, and troll? Stop whinging about it here:roll: Isn't this some 13 year old kid that thinks he knows everything? shut up kid, you weren't old enough to remember New Zealand trying to block Australia going to Asia. Internet freaks.
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Diego's Son wrote:The teenagers of today, the law protects them heaps these days...yet they are the ones that need the biggest kick up the arse.
Said by Simon Palomares, December 2010. :lol:
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The teenagers of today, the law protects them heaps these days...yet they are the ones that need the biggest kick up the arse.
Said by Simon Palomares, December 2010.
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avy1990 wrote:Play it right in between both cities ;)
Edited by avy1990: 21/1/2011 08:25:15 AM :lol: =d> 2ndBest wrote:notorganic wrote:davidtorres wrote:notorganic wrote:Melbourne is supposedly guaranteed one major international socceroos game per year.
If that's true I'd let Sydney have Chile and for Melbourne to get someone bigger. I'd take Chile and not run the risk of copping New Zealand again. Pfft. After been outplayed for good portions of the game, all you could do is bobsled us off the park. That's even worse, being beaten by an unknown footballing nation;) The point is, we would rather watch a worldwide well known football nation that will provide entertainment. More of a crowd-pleasing game, e.g. in a club sense, MLS supporters waching Manchester United play against MLS teams in America. Diego's Son wrote:Old news and thanks for calling me a c..t on YF the other day. You're a hospitable bloke.
As I’ve said elsewhere of late, on-field the Nix have been doing well and letting the off-field stuff go, whether you like it or not, there’s off field stuff there and it has a right to be discussed. But take nothing away from their current on-field form. Well what a fucking surprise you were called a c unt on a NZ footballing forum. You critisise NZ football an awful lot here, even troll, so I can only imagine the only reason you'd join a forum specially for what NZ football, is to perhaps, critisise even more, and troll? Stop whinging about it here:roll: Edited by raspberryticklebear: 27/1/2011 07:32:35 PM
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Would definitely be a sell-out. It might just be true as well, because Storm aren't playing in Melbourne that weekend.
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davidtorres wrote:APPARENTLY it's going to be at AAMI Park on June 4. [-o< . This will definitely sellout if true.
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APPARENTLY it's going to be at AAMI Park on June 4.
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2ndBest wrote:um, what exactly does that have to do with this thread? Sydney crowds (and Melbourne's superiority aka the inferiority complex all Melbournians suffer) and Wellington's existence are brought up at random throughout this forum. The key is to find some kind of related factor. For example, if there could be an article on Liverpool v Manchester United and someone will discover a player on the Man Utd bench once visited Sydney and Wellington on a holiday. Cue segue; "I bet if he had gone to a home game in each city he would've seen how shit Sydney's crowds are and that Wellington should not be in the A-League." Cue the 30 people on these forums who do daily "New Zealand/Wellington" and "Sydney" searches so that they can add their 2c.
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um, what exactly does that have to do with this thread?
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2ndBest wrote:notorganic wrote:davidtorres wrote:notorganic wrote:Melbourne is supposedly guaranteed one major international socceroos game per year.
If that's true I'd let Sydney have Chile and for Melbourne to get someone bigger. I'd take Chile and not run the risk of copping New Zealand again. Pfft. After been outplayed for good portions of the game, all you could do is bobsled us off the park. Old news and thanks for calling me a c..t on YF the other day. You're a hospitable bloke. As I’ve said elsewhere of late, on-field the Nix have been doing well and letting the off-field stuff go, whether you like it or not, there’s off field stuff there and it has a right to be discussed. But take nothing away from their current on-field form.
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New_Dawn_Kiwi_Fan wrote:Who are we playing at home then? Tuvalu!
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Who are we playing at home then?
Edited by New_Dawn_Kiwi_Fan: 23/1/2011 02:38:15 PM
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