66' - Kerem Bulut scores --> gets a yellow card for his troubes
68' - Second yellow

Classic Bulut

He scored with a header to give Iraklis a 1-2 lead in the 66th minute away to Asteras Tripolis. It then followed with a yellow card in the 67th minute for taking his shirt off celebrating his goal & a minute later in the 68th minute was sent off after received a 2nd yellow card for a tackle. Socceroo could of been Apostolos Giannou whom a couple of weeks ago played for Greece in FIFA senior international friendly against Turkey had opened the scoring from the penalty spot for Asteras Tripolis. Kerem Bulut's goal ended up being the winner after Iraklis held on for a 1-2 away win.

Bulut did it because the local Greeks could admire his tatts without noticing the spelling mistakes.

http://www.thesportster.com/soccer/top-10-underrated-footballers-who-could-be-hot-property-this-summer/?view=all

6. Mile Jedinak

He’s pugnacious, tenacious and lays everything on the line for his side – Jedinak is something of an old-school player, but one that would be of use to most clubs. The Australian is the heart and soul of the current Crystal Palace side, playing a crucial role in their revival under Tony Pulis last season and carrying over his form into the current campaign. A specialist in breaking up play in the center of the park, Jedinak leads the Premier League in interceptions with 69 despite not having turned out since December due to injury and Asian Cup duty. He also ranks in the top 10 for tackles, while his 77 aerial duel victories place him first amongst midfielders in the English top flight. The Sydney native turned 30 in August and sees his window closing to move to a side where he’d be better able to compete for trophies. With two years remaining on his contract, a decent offer could be enough to tempt Crystal Palace into a sale, Jedinak’s superb natural stamina making him less of a risky signing than other players of his age.

I think he is the only Ingolstadt player who wants to play along the ground, he stood out as their player, making things happen, getting back to defend, I saw him at LB and DM, next moment he is a striker! I hate the way Ingolstadt play, take the ball back to the keeper, he kicks it long, repeat. Horrible to watch, I'd watch the Roar v WSW any day before that, it was really frustrating to watch.

#NevillesOUT

He scored with a header to give Iraklis a 1-2 lead in the 66th minute away to Asteras Tripolis. It then followed with a yellow card in the 67th minute for taking his shirt off celebrating his goal & a minute later in the 68th minute was sent off after received a 2nd yellow card for a tackle. Socceroo could of been Apostolos Giannou whom a couple of weeks ago played for Greece in FIFA senior international friendly against Turkey had opened the scoring from the penalty spot for Asteras Tripolis. Kerem Bulut's goal ended up being the winner after Iraklis held on for a 1-2 away win.

Bayern v Ingolstadt
13 Dec, 1:30am aedt

Should be fun.


Bulut is an absolute nutter. Decent goal.

Sainsbury just scored off a free kick for PEC Zwolle. Currently leading 0:1 against NEC.

Sainsbury just scored off a free kick for PEC Zwolle. Currently leading 0:1 against NEC.

Another full game and assist for Elder.

aghhh fuck here we go:-({|=

2 x Belgium GK of the Year, reduced to absolute mediocrity by some whinging TV Pom who couldn't make it at the biggest team in the World

Next thing you'll hear they've transferred some english boy from the UK leagues, just to rub the salt in a little


Edited by highkick05: 6/12/2015 12:22:40 PM

Considering the style Ange plays this kid has to be miles ahead of Meredith can't understand why he hasn't been selected yet. His side are in a playoff spot as well now. Him Dougall and Smith you would hope by next season one is playing in a decent competition and our LB problem may be solved.

sainsbury off at the 72' minute

Sainsbury dead set made of glass.

FFS can we get some consistent game time, it would be better renaming this 'Injured & Benched Aussies'

Shame about Sainsbury, we need him.