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Link2588 wrote:Who would take Luke Wilkshire to the Asian cup as a DM ?. His short ball passing is still quality you would think his defensive frailties would be over shadowed by the Padawans lack their of. Hell no. He's never playing another international
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jas88
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He looked pretty good in that match, I mean he's playing a higher level then most of the socceroos team. In saying that selecting him is kind of a backwards step for Ange, I think I would be more inclined to see a younger guy given sometime to impress, if come January we are struggling for a RB then maybe he can get a look in.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RfG_l6bhyzELeckie and Ingolstadt highlights. Nice stadium!
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AndyToddsElbow
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Are people interested in minutes played/game time from Socceroos in competitive matches? Since the season started 3 weekends ago:
Scott McDonald Millwall 423 Bailey Wright Preston North End 411
Cameron Burgess Fulham 360 Adam Federici Reading 360 Mat Ryan Club Brugge 360 Massimo Luongo Swindon 353 Luke Wilkshire Feyenoord 352 Neil Kilkenny Preston North End 332
Alex Wilkinson Jeonbuk 270 Aleksandar Jovanović Jeju United 270 Mitch Langerak Dortmund 270 Tomislav Mrčela Lokomotiva 247 Bradden Inman Crewe Alexandra 246 Joshua Kennedy Nagoya Grampus 232 James Meredith Bradford City 215
That's all >200 minutes. Didn't bother going lower than L1. Sourced from OSAussies blog.
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Fulham v Everton U21s tonight, Aston Villa U21's playing also, likely a good few Aussies in action.
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Eastern Glory
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AndyToddsElbow wrote:Are people interested in minutes played/game time from Socceroos in competitive matches? Since the season started 3 weekends ago:
Scott McDonald Millwall 423 Bailey Wright Preston North End 411
Cameron Burgess Fulham 360 Adam Federici Reading 360 Mat Ryan Club Brugge 360 Massimo Luongo Swindon 353 Luke Wilkshire Feyenoord 352 Neil Kilkenny Preston North End 332
Alex Wilkinson Jeonbuk 270 Aleksandar Jovanović Jeju United 270 Mitch Langerak Dortmund 270 Tomislav Mrčela Lokomotiva 247 Bradden Inman Crewe Alexandra 246 Joshua Kennedy Nagoya Grampus 232 James Meredith Bradford City 215
That's all >200 minutes. Didn't bother going lower than L1. Sourced from OSAussies blog. Nice stats! Funny that it comes from OSAussies though. Adam is obsessed with game time :lol:
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AndyToddsElbow
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Is he Ange in disguise?
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Shatter
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jmars wrote:I find it funny that after so much whinging about Oar being too one-dimensional and not strong enough that this forum has overlooked his physical presence and directness in contribution to the goals to shift towards a complaint that the Eredivisie is a low quality league. Regardless of the quality of defending, Oar demonstrated capabilities he has previously struggled with in this game.
I've watched enough Eredivisie over the years to say that, yes, sometimes the defending can be ordinary, but it is still far superior to the A-League, which has only really matured since the introduction of the Wanderers and their emphasis on organisation. You talk like this forum is homogenous. I can only speak for myself but I've barely ever uttered a word about Oar, nor have I ever spoken about the Eredivisie before. My post in this thread is just relaying the opinions of people who watch the league a lot more than I do who believe it's a very poor league. The only other opinions I've seen regarding the Eredivise have been from this forum and I am skeptical how much people on this forum have actually watched the league.
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Shatter
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grazorblade wrote:pv4 wrote:No doubt I'll need to watch more games to get a full opinion of the Eredivisie. I was just using what I saw, what I know of players in and out of the league, etc to base my opinions I wrote last night.
For the guys who watch a lot of Eredivisie - how was last nights game in comparison to normal? hard to judge because it seems like some out of the ordinary tacts were used feyenoord looked like they were playing possession game but with players that arent gelling yet utrecht were playing a pretty dour style but they dont normally I would say eredivisie is a big step up from the a league I recommend watching it its one of the most entertaining leagues kn europe and the midtable teams can have some pretty out of the box strategies I don't doubt it's a step up from the A-League. We're talking about people who primarily watch the EPL though so that's the relative basis for their opinion. One must also factor in the contradictory nature of how the English talk about football. On one hand, they are often derogatory about their national team, and I find many of them to be very derogatory and critical of their own teams. Yet, they are even more derisive of other football leagues... Must be all that dreary weather.
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grazorblade
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Shatter wrote:jmars wrote:I find it funny that after so much whinging about Oar being too one-dimensional and not strong enough that this forum has overlooked his physical presence and directness in contribution to the goals to shift towards a complaint that the Eredivisie is a low quality league. Regardless of the quality of defending, Oar demonstrated capabilities he has previously struggled with in this game.
I've watched enough Eredivisie over the years to say that, yes, sometimes the defending can be ordinary, but it is still far superior to the A-League, which has only really matured since the introduction of the Wanderers and their emphasis on organisation. You talk like this forum is homogenous. I can only speak for myself but I've barely ever uttered a word about Oar, nor have I ever spoken about the Eredivisie before. My post in this thread is just relaying the opinions of people who watch the league a lot more than I do who believe it's a very poor league. The only other opinions I've seen regarding the Eredivise have been from this forum and I am skeptical how much people on this forum have actually watched the league. if they are a regular in osaussies they would have watched the league regularly
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Babalj just scored for AZ reserves. Sittard v Telstar: Quinn, Dougall, Marveggio all on the bench. Ascroft and Cooper nowhere to be seen. Edited by playmaker11: 26/8/2014 03:57:09 AM
By now, American Samoa must have realised that Australias 22-0 win over Tonga two days earlier was no fluke.
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playmaker11
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and another one for Babalj and he makes it a hatrick to win the match 4-3 after being 3-1 down. Edited by playmaker11: 26/8/2014 04:26:06 AM
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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playmaker11 wrote:and another one for Babalj and he makes it a hatrick to win the match 4-3 after being 3-1 down. Edited by playmaker11: 26/8/2014 04:26:06 AM 6 goals in 3 games thats beating down the door you would think
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pv4
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Link2588 wrote:Who would take Luke Wilkshire to the Asian cup as a DM ?. His short ball passing is still quality you would think his defensive frailties would be over shadowed by the Padawans lack their of. I'm not sure I'd take him at DM but honestly I thought he looked great at RB and didn't really see the lack of pace/fitness that others mentioned. His short passing like you said is amazing, he looks a class above in that regard. Also in the game the other night, particularly in the first half, he delivered so many great crosses. I'd rather Luke at RB than McGowan tbh. I would prefer a fit Franjic though.
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grazorblade wrote:playmaker11 wrote:and another one for Babalj and he makes it a hatrick to win the match 4-3 after being 3-1 down. Edited by playmaker11: 26/8/2014 04:26:06 AM 6 goals in 3 games thats beating down the door you would think Go Babalj. He'll have to get a chance at some stage.
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moofa
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Giannou with a brace in the first game of the season with his side getting a 2-1 win. Will try and find highlights later
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u4486662 wrote:grazorblade wrote:playmaker11 wrote:and another one for Babalj and he makes it a hatrick to win the match 4-3 after being 3-1 down. Edited by playmaker11: 26/8/2014 04:26:06 AM 6 goals in 3 games thats beating down the door you would think Go Babalj. He'll have to get a chance at some stage. He's good enough.
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Imagine a front two of Babalj and Juric at the Asia Cup.That would certainly scare a few defences.
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Eli Babalj may soon get his opportunity with AZ Alkmaar. Coach Marco van Basten was scathing in assessing his side’s 3-0 defeat to Willem II Tilburg on Saturday. Earlier in the week, van Basten told Dutch media he was closely monitoring the Australian’s progress at training. “We’ll judge him on the training and what we see in the matches of his promise,” van Basten said.
From Foxsports website in a article about osaussies before this mornings reserve match.
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grazorblade
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That sounds very promising we arent far from having a team thats actually ok
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lebo_roo wrote:Eli Babalj may soon get his opportunity with AZ Alkmaar. Coach Marco van Basten was scathing in assessing his side’s 3-0 defeat to Willem II Tilburg on Saturday. Earlier in the week, van Basten told Dutch media he was closely monitoring the Australian’s progress at training. “We’ll judge him on the training and what we see in the matches of his promise,” van Basten said.
From Foxsports website in a article about osaussies before this mornings reserve match. That's great, to have comment like that and then come out a get a hat trick , surely the manager has enough to back up the comments . Elis biggest issue has been staying fit , let's hope he puts a decent run of matches together
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[youtube]?v=2nUifuVHHFw[/youtube]
Giannou's game. Scored the first and third. Both off crosses, second much better.
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azzaMVFC
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moofa wrote:[youtube]?v=2nUifuVHHFw[/youtube]
Giannou's game. Scored the first and third. Both off crosses, second much better. Decent. Wonder why he doesn't get a look in. How does the Greek league stack up to the HAL? Thought Ange would have people there watching him, you know, Greek connections and all...
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Gethin Jones playing the 90 at RB for Everton U21s in their 2-1 loss to Fulham.
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Eastern Glory
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Just read the West Brom forum post match review and nearly all comments on Davidson were positive. The only negative was a guy who said that he looked very, very good but seemed to be very left footed. All other reports were that we was solid and that they didn't look much weaker with him on. The general vibe though was that he wouldn't be in the match day squad in a full strength side.
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azzaMVFC wrote:moofa wrote:[youtube]?v=2nUifuVHHFw[/youtube]
Giannou's game. Scored the first and third. Both off crosses, second much better. Decent. Wonder why he doesn't get a look in. How does the Greek league stack up to the HAL? Thought Ange would have people there watching him, you know, Greek connections and all... My thoughts exactly. Especially with his Greek contacts and Giannou's form for a while now.
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jmars
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Shatter wrote:jmars wrote:I find it funny that after so much whinging about Oar being too one-dimensional and not strong enough that this forum has overlooked his physical presence and directness in contribution to the goals to shift towards a complaint that the Eredivisie is a low quality league. Regardless of the quality of defending, Oar demonstrated capabilities he has previously struggled with in this game.
I've watched enough Eredivisie over the years to say that, yes, sometimes the defending can be ordinary, but it is still far superior to the A-League, which has only really matured since the introduction of the Wanderers and their emphasis on organisation. You talk like this forum is homogenous. I can only speak for myself but I've barely ever uttered a word about Oar, nor have I ever spoken about the Eredivisie before. My post in this thread is just relaying the opinions of people who watch the league a lot more than I do who believe it's a very poor league. The only other opinions I've seen regarding the Eredivise have been from this forum and I am skeptical how much people on this forum have actually watched the league. You should take this personally and do everything you can to distance yourself from the herd.
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Eastern Glory
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Having a look at the Reading forum, they seem convinced that Feds will be dropped for McCarthy unless McCarthy leaves before the window closes, which is possible as he's already in talks. They also don't seem to rate Edwards very much, a few blokes have him on the bench in ideal line ups for this week, but only due to injuries.
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Eastern Glory wrote:They also don't seem to rate Edwards very much, a few blokes have him on the bench in ideal line ups for this week, but only due to injuries. How can this be, I thought Ryan Edwards was the greatest player to ever live (equal with Cameron Edwards). 8-[
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Eastern Glory wrote:Just read the West Brom forum post match review and nearly all comments on Davidson were positive. The only negative was a guy who said that he looked very, very good but seemed to be very left footed. All other reports were that we was solid and that they didn't look much weaker with him on. The general vibe though was that he wouldn't be in the match day squad in a full strength side. Almost hooked me with that last line. :lol:
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