To expect better from these ethnic bitters, is sheer lunacy. ;)

just back to the football, i couldnt help but wonder what was the spartans coach thnking in his post game comments when he had a go at the pitch for the way his team played. the spartans effort against us was the worst ive seen from any visiting team since we came back up to the PL. they were terrible and we should of put away a lot more than 4 goals. id be more worried about that than playing onf ields not as even as their synthetic surface which would not have helped them they were that bad. anyway, theyve shown some resilience and i expect they will bounce back and improve next week.

When they loose, coaches always blame the pitch.

Easy way out.

Bomber Brown is the master of it.

Wait for his next loss, and he will blame the pitch. As does Sterrey.

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your defending their behaviour....simple......

i also said i agree with many of your comments......

i just don't think you need to vilify homosexuals and swear like that to show support to your team.....

also how would you know if i am a paid member or that i dont financially help any clubs???? do you have a deep understanding of my finances???? or support....

i can guarantee i have put more $$$$ into football in this country than your piss fart members fee.....whem you have sponsored clubs to the level i have then come spruiking your worth....



Edited by batfink: 28/5/2012 04:08:43 PM

not in my book there is no excuse to abuse people especialy women

He's lost once already. I don't think he blamed the pitch then.

i agree anyone that abuses women is a fucking animal!
when did women start getting abused?

the only people copping it were players on the pitch, no one abused anyone in the stands!!!

Not this season, read the last few years of reports on the NSWPL website and you will see there is a pattern in his post match comment.

FFS you are playing in the NSWPL not the EPL.

In a few years time, the majority of the pitches will be synthetic anyway so no complaints then.



Edited by ralerasic: 29/5/2012 11:50:16 AM

One of your crew was metres away from Galbraith (APIA No.9), ran to the fence and screamed as loud as he could "I am going to phucken rape your mother".

In fairness, a few of your guys told him to shut it but still not good enough.

That players mother heard it!

Well no excuses for Spartans this weekend. They have been out watering and mowing the synthetic pitch for the upcoming Sydney United game this weekend :lol:

Edited by Aussiesrus: 30/5/2012 04:23:04 AM

Round 9 highlights are up..

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These are great , so much better than VPL Live. Some good stadiums in the nswpl, Would WS use any for friendlys?

They've finally pulled their finger out and decide to show highlights of every game. They used to just pick the "Match of the Round".

Al the A-League clubs play the friendlies at the SL clubs home grounds. It's good for them, they get a decent mid-week crowd in, a bit extra revenue, good football, everybody wins.

It's going to be interesting to see what happens at the bottom of the table. Melita are last again and in reality they should be playing in the Super League, where a club of their stature belongs. However based on the highlights on the net, what people have told me who have watched them live, and based on the comments here, Spartans are a total pub football squad who look unlikely to ever win a game.



Manly and APIA are not out of the woods on the overall club championship but their first grade squads should pull results more frequently than the two below them. Melita is already a full round behind Spartans on the ladder.

In the Super League, Northern Tigers, who do not want to get promoted, are leading for now. They are 4 points ahead of Macarthur and have both played 10 games. Bankstown City are 5 behind Tigers, with a game in hand against last placed St. George, and are playing extremely impressive football having won their last 8 games in both the Cup and Super League. Bankstown won only 1 of their first 4 games giving an immediate buffer to Tigers and Macarthur - who are both still undefeated but drawing a lot of games without conceding many goals. Bankstown most definitely are aiming to return to the Premier League after their U/20's dismal winless season saw them relegated last year. Macarthur also want to get promoted. If Northern Tigers do hold on however, Melita/Spartans may be spared from relegation.

After good starts, both Fraser Park and Berries have fallen away from the equation for now.

Spartans had a decent start to the season, or so I thought. They've barnstomed through the cup in the last couple years at the least.

Wouldn't mind seeing Macarthur back in the A-League. The opening friendly Sydney played against them last year, they actually put in a excellent 90 minutes and from all reports were unlucky to not get a win against us.

Definitely not over by any stretch. even parra at the bottom, theyre less than one decent round away from climbing above the spartans given the points you an accumulate across all 3 grades (albeit weighted heavily in favour of first grade).

nobody in the bottom half of the club championship is safe so all to play for.

Any United fans going out to Spartans on Saturday?

SUS follow United wherever we may play. :cool:

Don't wanna puncture your little tyre there, but I can't see you lads travelling half way around the world if by some completely absurd reason you decide to play a relegation predicted club from the Icelandic 2nd Division IN Iceland...:-"

The Sydney United supporters will be there. Drum and all. Will be more entertaining than the football.

What's it like to have a crowd - have a crowd - boom boom boom :)

wonder if he is allowed to follow them to the bonnyrigg games???

alright bros!

I heard the spartans have brought in a few new players, not sure if will play this weekend. im pretty sure theyre all from the super league. anyway, they may need more reinforcements.

Kolner,

Did they pick up a few more players on a pub crawl ;)

Interview would have been funny and intensive.

Interviewer: What shape is a football?
Pub player: It's egg shaped like ma head.

Interviewer: Can you kick da ball big hard up field everytime.
Pub player: Fck yeah!

Interviewer: Can you pass a ball?
Pub player: NUP!!

Interviewer: Do you possess any football skills other than kick da ball big hard up the field?
Pub player: NUP!

Interviewer: Can you play on a grass pitch?
Pub player: What's a grass pitch?

Interviewer: Can you miss an open goal with no goalkeeper?
Pub player: All the time.

Interviewer: And last question. If you kick da ball big hard over the bar between the posts what happens?
Pub player: Yur team gets two points!

Interviewer: Your in sign here.
Pub player: Fanks XXXX.

Pub player: How many cartons a week do I get paid?
Interviewer: All bottles will be left at your local park bench fortnightly in line with your centrelink payments.

Edited by Aussiesrus: 1/6/2012 02:36:56 PM

Lock up your mothers and daughters though!

Chris Bush - Brisbane Roar Youth (played a couple of 1st team games)

Jonathan Acero - Parramatta (last season) - Was rumoured trialing in asia this year

Some asian guy

I'll send the mother-inlaw. She will straighten them out LOL

Japanese defender Hiroaki Kawasaki from Uruguayan side Sud America




http://www.footballnsw.com.au/index.php?id=17&tx_ttnews%5Btt_news%5D=6460&tx_ttnews%5BbackPid%5D=16&cHash=b4ec73a9f3

No-one good enough to promote from their u/20's?

They must have a top development system...NOT

well thats because i doubt our club could even afford to send over our whole squad to europe. lol

nevertheless its been done before where our club has been overseas, and fans followed.