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DEATH2AFL wrote:What! No Preston! Forget Preston, they're on life support now. Just waiting around before we can bag 'em and tag 'em.
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What! No Preston!
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Kolner wrote:T-UNIT wrote:Anyone have the results?? Bankstown beat Rockdale in the final 2-1. we were up 1-0 before two goals in the last five minutes cost us. we had earlier beaten our under 20's 1-0 in the semi. Bankstown easily disposed of Cringilla in the other semi. weather held up, about 2k in attendance. Sweet. Thanks.
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T-UNIT wrote:Anyone have the results?? Bankstown beat Rockdale in the final 2-1. we were up 1-0 before two goals in the last five minutes cost us. we had earlier beaten our under 20's 1-0 in the semi. Bankstown easily disposed of Cringilla in the other semi. weather held up, about 2k in attendance.
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T-UNIT wrote:ArchieCeleski-North Terrace wrote:Shame most of the inter-state clubs had to pull out, maybe they can do another one? There are at least twenty maco clubs in Australia I know of, but of course the logistics of all these clubs getting to the host venues would be a problem. A Balkan Cup would be sick, although surely many people would die so I doubt it will ever happen. There was a Balkan Cup, it was called the NSL. It failed. LOL true.
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ArchieCeleski-North Terrace wrote:Shame most of the inter-state clubs had to pull out, maybe they can do another one? There are at least twenty maco clubs in Australia I know of, but of course the logistics of all these clubs getting to the host venues would be a problem. A Balkan Cup would be sick, although surely many people would die so I doubt it will ever happen. There was a Balkan Cup, it was called the NSL. It failed.
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Shame most of the inter-state clubs had to pull out, maybe they can do another one? There are at least twenty maco clubs in Australia I know of, but of course the logistics of all these clubs getting to the host venues would be a problem. A Balkan Cup would be sick, although surely many people would die so I doubt it will ever happen.
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Anyone have the results??
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Good luck to all teams involved.
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T-UNIT wrote:sasha wrote:im hearing its been postponed one week to the 4-5 feb due to the weather Correct. its on this weekend, rain hail or shine however due to the rescheduling, altona magic and the newy clubs cannot make it. so its scaled down but the illawarra teams, bankstown and us should put up a good showing. altona came up last week even though it got axed and played a friendly against wollongong last sunday (at another venue). anyway, revised draw is up on our club website www.rockdalecitysunsfc.com.au
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sasha wrote:im hearing its been postponed one week to the 4-5 feb due to the weather Correct.
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im hearing its been postponed one week to the 4-5 feb due to the weather
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T-UNIT wrote:Quote:(footballnsw.com.au) The 2012 Maso Cup will be staged in Wollongong for the first time, since this traditional footballing tournament commenced six years ago on Friday 27th January at JJ Kelly Park. This year’s event will be jointly hosted by Wollongong United FC & Cringila Lions, who both compete in the Illawarra Premier League. The tournament will feature 12 sides who compete in various competitions from across Australia and these include; Wollongong United, Cringila Lions, Coniston Lions, Shell Cove, Rockdale Suns, Bankstown City Lions, Yagoona Lions, Broadmeadow Magic, Newcastle Suns, Broadmeadow 35’s, Queanbeyan, Queanbeyan City Lions and Altona Magic. A total of 12 teams competing for the annual Maso Cup, which is currently held by Rockdale, who defeated Wollongong United in the 2011 final played at Bicentennial Park. The event will start on Friday 27th January, with the 4 Wollongong sides playing 2 games at JJ Kelly Park, the home of Coniston Lions. On Saturday 28th January, the tournament will continue at Macedonia Park, the home of Wollongong United. The first game is scheduled to start at 10am, with the final game kicking off at 7pm. The final day of the event, Sunday 29th, matches will be played at John Crehan Park, the home of Cringila Lions, with games kicking off at 10am & the final being scheduled for 5.30pm. The format for the event is 3 groups of 4 teams per group. Each team will play a minimum 3 games, with the group winners & the best placed runner up progressing to the semi finals. At the conclusion of the semi finals, the losers will play for 3rd & 4th, although this will be a penalty shootout. Games will be 25 minutes each way. Traditionally this tournament has been a major success with more than 1,500 people coming through the gates on each day of last year’s tournament & we believe this year’s tournament will be just as big.  should be a good tournament. scots have not made it this year but others have taken their place. the teams from the illawarra are always very strong. anyway, we wont have all of our boys playing i dont think. anyway, hoping to make it for the sat games as well as the sun games.
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Quote:(footballnsw.com.au) The 2012 Maso Cup will be staged in Wollongong for the first time, since this traditional footballing tournament commenced six years ago on Friday 27th January at JJ Kelly Park. This year’s event will be jointly hosted by Wollongong United FC & Cringila Lions, who both compete in the Illawarra Premier League. The tournament will feature 12 sides who compete in various competitions from across Australia and these include; Wollongong United, Cringila Lions, Coniston Lions, Shell Cove, Rockdale Suns, Bankstown City Lions, Yagoona Lions, Broadmeadow Magic, Newcastle Suns, Broadmeadow 35’s, Queanbeyan, Queanbeyan City Lions and Altona Magic. A total of 12 teams competing for the annual Maso Cup, which is currently held by Rockdale, who defeated Wollongong United in the 2011 final played at Bicentennial Park. The event will start on Friday 27th January, with the 4 Wollongong sides playing 2 games at JJ Kelly Park, the home of Coniston Lions. On Saturday 28th January, the tournament will continue at Macedonia Park, the home of Wollongong United. The first game is scheduled to start at 10am, with the final game kicking off at 7pm. The final day of the event, Sunday 29th, matches will be played at John Crehan Park, the home of Cringila Lions, with games kicking off at 10am & the final being scheduled for 5.30pm. The format for the event is 3 groups of 4 teams per group. Each team will play a minimum 3 games, with the group winners & the best placed runner up progressing to the semi finals. At the conclusion of the semi finals, the losers will play for 3rd & 4th, although this will be a penalty shootout. Games will be 25 minutes each way. Traditionally this tournament has been a major success with more than 1,500 people coming through the gates on each day of last year’s tournament & we believe this year’s tournament will be just as big.
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