Dan_The_Red
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Germany is proving good for our players, hopefully more continue to head there.
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Roar_Brisbane
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Davis_Patik wrote:TraoreForRoos wrote:Is Ruka playing wide or as a second striker? Striker as part of a front two. Where was Leckie playing?
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Higashi
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Roar_Brisbane wrote:Davis_Patik wrote:TraoreForRoos wrote:Is Ruka playing wide or as a second striker? Striker as part of a front two. Where was Leckie playing? Same position.
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Bowden
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Was Ruka's goal good?
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trevor holman
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Leckie 6 goals in 8 Games this season surely gotta get a run against France and Canada
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Dan_The_Red
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trevor holman wrote:Leckie 6 goals in 8 Games this season surely gotta get a run against France and Canada With Holger in charge? Yeah...right.
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playmaker11
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Brugge leading 2-0. Ryan's having a good game apart from one appalling bit of distribution straight to opposition.
By now, American Samoa must have realised that Australias 22-0 win over Tonga two days earlier was no fluke.
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Bowden
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playmaker11 wrote:Brugge leading 2-0. Ryan's having a good game apart from one appalling bit of distribution straight to opposition. Stream pls?
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playmaker11
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Bowden wrote:playmaker11 wrote:Brugge leading 2-0. Ryan's having a good game apart from one appalling bit of distribution straight to opposition. Stream pls? http://nutjob.eu/njtvx8.html
By now, American Samoa must have realised that Australias 22-0 win over Tonga two days earlier was no fluke.
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Bowden
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playmaker11 wrote:Bowden wrote:playmaker11 wrote:Brugge leading 2-0. Ryan's having a good game apart from one appalling bit of distribution straight to opposition. Stream pls? http://nutjob.eu/njtvx8.html Doesn't work for me. "Server not found" :(
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Bowden
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All good, using Bet365 (Y)
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Bowden
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Brugge up 4-0 now. Ryan distributing well.
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grazorblade
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nice touch from vidosic draws a free kick that leads to a very lucky goal should have been a foul should have been offside
Edited by grazorblade: 23/9/2013 12:27:36 AM
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grazorblade
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vidosic beats three players then crosses it into a players legs
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grazorblade
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goal to basel header off a cross 1-1
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playmaker11
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I only watched the first half of Feyenoord v Utrecht, Oar was decent without being a standout. Tough stadium to play away in. One thing I keep noticing is Stef Nijland keeps starting for his club... makes me wonder what Mulvey was doing with him. Ryan was good for Brugge. Dealt with every high ball well.
By now, American Samoa must have realised that Australias 22-0 win over Tonga two days earlier was no fluke.
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grazorblade
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frustrating to watch sion utrecht and palace, the other team had the ball most of the time
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Bowden
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Anyone know where to find highlights of the FSV game?
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bundi
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Só ruka missed a sitter, but did he actually score one too?
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Bowden
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bundi wrote:Só ruka missed a sitter, but did he actually score one too? Yep.
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Not a bad weekend for the Aussies... apart from about 87 goalkeepers sitting on the bench.
Good to see Macca get on the scoresheet, Leckie's doing well, Ruka's hopefully back in some form and obviously Robbie Kruse is the pick of the bunch.
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Neanderthal
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Just checked out Shane Lowry's stats for the season so far.
- 61% pass success rate. Absolutely abhorrent for a defender.
- Average of 1 tackle and 0.3 intercepts per game. Not good ball winning stats at all for a fullback. I thought this was supposed to be his strength according to some on this site?
- Also one red card and one own goal.
I get it that he's in an under-performing team... but even then whoscored's statistical algorithms rate him as Millwalls 22nd best player! (That's their 2nd worst player to have played more than one game). The next time someone suggests putting him in the NT ahead of Davidson or Zullo they get a hard slap in the face.
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SocaWho
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Neanderthal wrote:Just checked out Shane Lowry's stats for the season so far.
- 61% pass success rate. Absolutely abhorrent for a defender.
- Average of 1 tackle and 0.3 intercepts per game. Not good ball winning stats at all for a fullback. I thought this was supposed to be his strength according to some on this site?
- Also one red card and one own goal.
I get it that he's in an under-performing team... but even then whoscored's statistical algorithms rate him as Millwalls 22nd best player! (That's their 2nd worst player to have played more than one game). The next time someone suggests putting him in the NT ahead of Davidson or Zullo they get a hard slap in the face. Surely that still makes him better than Mckay though.
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Neanderthal wrote:Just checked out Shane Lowry's stats for the season so far.
- 61% pass success rate. Absolutely abhorrent for a defender.
- Average of 1 tackle and 0.3 intercepts per game. Not good ball winning stats at all for a fullback. I thought this was supposed to be his strength according to some on this site?
- Also one red card and one own goal.
I get it that he's in an under-performing team... but even then whoscored's statistical algorithms rate him as Millwalls 22nd best player! (That's their 2nd worst player to have played more than one game). The next time someone suggests putting him in the NT ahead of Davidson or Zullo they get a hard slap in the face. Lol, from what games I have seen him play, he likes the looong pass. I don't think he is a viable lb either, though cb he could do alright.
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Neanderthal
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SocaWho wrote:Neanderthal wrote:Just checked out Shane Lowry's stats for the season so far.
- 61% pass success rate. Absolutely abhorrent for a defender.
- Average of 1 tackle and 0.3 intercepts per game. Not good ball winning stats at all for a fullback. I thought this was supposed to be his strength according to some on this site?
- Also one red card and one own goal.
I get it that he's in an under-performing team... but even then whoscored's statistical algorithms rate him as Millwalls 22nd best player! (That's their 2nd worst player to have played more than one game). The next time someone suggests putting him in the NT ahead of Davidson or Zullo they get a hard slap in the face. Surely that still makes him better than Mckay though. I've only seen Lowry play a couple of times but I wouldn't even go that far. Neither of them belong at leftback. Lowry seems much more suited to centerback while McKay, a good midfielder is completely ill suited to leftback. moops wrote:Lol, from what games I have seen him play, he likes the looong pass. I don't think he is a viable lb either, though cb he could do alright. Completely agree. But to play as a centerback for the national team he would have to majorly improve those passing stats. Edited by neanderthal: 23/9/2013 10:32:29 AM
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rusty
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This might seem a bit unorthodox but how about judging a player based on how they play for their country rather than on some trifling statistics. The game is greater than 'pass completion', 'blocked shots' etc, just seems a bit dimwitted to summarise a players ability based on some vague percentages.
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Neanderthal
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rusty wrote:This might seem a bit unorthodox but how about judging a player based on how they play for their country rather than on some trifling statistics. The game is greater than 'pass completion', 'blocked shots' etc, just seems a bit dimwitted to summarise a players ability based on some vague percentages. In your view if a player plays in Europe then they had a good game. Your mind is already made up before a game begins. I'd rather base my opinion on statistics which depict a players abilities rather than on your deluded nonsense rusty. You praise European football but you reject their method of player evaluation. All of the best European managers like Arsene Wenger and Alex Ferguson put huge emphasis on statistics when evaluating their players or choosing players to bring in to the club. No top managers rely's on their gut instinct of a players performance after a superficial viewing. There have been instances of top European managers bringing in a player into clubs because of a statistical error showing the player to be better than they are! If you're interested in expanding your football knowledge and understanding the importance of stats, read Soccernomics. Lots of great stuff including input from Arsene Wenger.
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If Davidson, Bozanic and Leckie aren't in the squad Vs Canada and France we riot!
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moofa
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rusty wrote:This might seem a bit unorthodox but how about judging a player based on how they play for their country rather than on some trifling statistics. The game is greater than 'pass completion', 'blocked shots' etc, just seems a bit dimwitted to summarise a players ability based on some vague percentages. Since players need to be selected and neither have really played for the country it is a bit hard to judge them on that. So if we can't judge them on their national team appearances then we must use their club ones. They are both playing for clubs doing pretty poorly this season, one in the Eredivise and the other in the Championship. Now Millwall has picked up 2 wins this season in the two games Lowry has been suspended for including a win against the then table topping Blackpool. On the other hand Davidson has been one of his teams best players. They have been just as poor as Millwall if not worse but they are also playing in a better league. Some other things I noticed from the weekend. Leckie's brace has brought him equal to his goal tally I the league last year (someone find highlights please) with 3 more assists needed to equal last season also. While Amini came in because of injuries (players injured are still out) Dortmund II's results have improved since he came in. They are undefeated in the three games he has started picking up two wins away and a draw at home. Before that they had 2 wins and 4 losses. Also last night he was again subbed off but this time it was in the 90th minute means it the most time he has gotten in a single game this season so far.
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Neanderthal wrote:SocaWho wrote:Neanderthal wrote:Just checked out Shane Lowry's stats for the season so far.
- 61% pass success rate. Absolutely abhorrent for a defender.
- Average of 1 tackle and 0.3 intercepts per game. Not good ball winning stats at all for a fullback. I thought this was supposed to be his strength according to some on this site?
- Also one red card and one own goal.
I get it that he's in an under-performing team... but even then whoscored's statistical algorithms rate him as Millwalls 22nd best player! (That's their 2nd worst player to have played more than one game). The next time someone suggests putting him in the NT ahead of Davidson or Zullo they get a hard slap in the face. Surely that still makes him better than Mckay though. I've only seen Lowry play a couple of times but I wouldn't even go that far. Neither of them belong at leftback. Lowry seems much more suited to centerback while McKay, a good midfielder is completely ill suited to leftback. moops wrote:Lol, from what games I have seen him play, he likes the looong pass. I don't think he is a viable lb either, though cb he could do alright. Completely agree. But to play as a centerback for the national team he would have to majorly improve those passing stats. Edited by neanderthal: 23/9/2013 10:32:29 AM Depends if he has a good bp cb next to him, as long as he kept it simple he would be alright. His positioning seems ok and tackling for cb is worth less than positioning, where the opposite is true for DM or FB, in my opinion. But his passing is pretty bad, but as I said, if he keeps it simple and is partnered with someone who can, he would do alright, though not outstanding. Edited by moops: 23/9/2013 11:41:05 AM
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