Current as of 25/6/15
From another thread Fury 77
Position   Team   League   Points
1   Melbourne Victory   AL   2685
2   Sydney FC   AL   2661
3   Perth Glory   AL   2605
4   Adelaide United   AL   2595
5   Wellington Phoenix   AL   2533
6   Melbourne City FC   AL   2527
7   Brisbane Roar   AL   2521
8   Central Coast Mariners   AL   2457
9   Western Sydney Wanderers   AL   2404
10   Newcastle United Jets   AL   2389
11   Bentleigh Greens   VIC   2224
12   West Torrens Birkalla   SA   2215
13   South Melbourne FC   VIC   2209
14   West Adelaide Hellas   SA   2184
15   MetroStars SC   SA   2170
16   Heidelberg United   VIC   2164
17   Croydon Kings SC   SA   2160
18   Adelaide Blue Eagles   SA   2090
19   Melbourne Knights   VIC   2066
20   Adelaide City FC   SA   2060
21   Bayswater City SC   WA   2056
22   Oakleigh Cannons   VIC   2056
23   Campbelltown City SC   SA   2042
24   Blacktown City FC   NSW   2041
25   Hume City FC   VIC   2019
26   Bonnyrigg White Eagles   NSW   2018
27   Pascoe Vale SC   VIC   2014
28   Adelaide Raiders   SA   1964
29   Sydney Olympic   NSW   1942
30   Adelaide Comets   SA   1937
31   Port Adelaide Pirates   SA   1936
32   Northcote City FC   VIC   1932
33   Avondale FC   VIC   1915
34   Port Melbourne Sharks SC   VIC   1907
35   APIA Leichhardt Tigers   NSW   1905
36   Modbury Jets SC   SA   1904
37   Werribee City FC   VIC   1895
38   Perth SC   WA   1895
39   Green Gully SC   VIC   1880
40   White City FC   SA   1872
41   South Adelaide Panthers   SA   1867
42   Brisbane Strikers   QLD   1857
43   Floreat Athena   WA   1854
44   Moreton Bay Jets   QLD   1853
45   Dandenong Thunder   VIC   1851
46   South Coast Wolves   NSW   1847
47   Sorrento FC   WA   1835
48   Sydney United 58   NSW   1833
49   Rockdale City Suns   NSW   1830
50   South Hobart FC   TAS   1828
51   Sutherland Sharks   NSW   1827
52   Cockburn City SC   WA   1827
53   Blacktown Spartans   NSW   1824
54   Para Hills Knights SC   SA   1814
55   Olympic FC   QLD   1808
56   Balcatta SC   WA   1803
57   Stirling Lions SC   WA   1801
58   Palm Beach Sharks   QLD   1794
59   North Geelong Warriors SC   VIC   1789
60   Manly United   NSW   1769
61   Olympia Warriors   TAS   1759
62   Inglewood United   WA   1752
63   Hobart Zebras   TAS   1735
64   Belconnen United   ACT   1720
65   Redlands United   QLD   1714
66   Parramatta FC   NSW   1713
67   Brisbane Roar (Y)   QLD   1709
68   Far North Qld Heat   QLD   1707
69   Sunshine Coast Fire   QLD   1697
70   ECU Joondalup   WA   1688
71   Marconi Stallions   NSW   1682
72   Cooma FC   ACT   1675
73   Canberra FC   ACT   1658
74   Brisbane City FC   QLD   1647
75   Canberra Olympic   ACT   1640
76   Northern Rangers   TAS   1633
77   Northern Fury   QLD   1612
78   Subiaco AFC   WA   1609
79   Devonport City   TAS   1594
80   Perth Glory (Y)   WA   1587
81   FFA COE   ACT   1579
82   Western Pride   QLD   1565
83   Armadale SC   WA   1551
84   Hamilton Olympic   NNSW   1526
85   Lambton Jaffas   NNSW   1523
86   Weston Workers FC   NNSW   1497
87   Kingborough Lions United   TAS   1496
88   Gungahlin United   ACT   1477
89   Edgeworth FC   NNSW   1473
90   Woden Weston FC   ACT   1460
91   Launceston City FC   TAS   1455
92   Adamstown Rosebud   NNSW   1425
93   Broadmeadow Magic   NNSW   1386
94   Newcastle United Jets (Y)   NNSW   1379
95   Monaro Panthers   ACT   1366
96   Glenorchy Knights   TAS   1356
97   Charlestown City Blues   NNSW   1331
98   Tuggeranong United   ACT   1316
99   SWQ Thunder   QLD   1305
100   South Cardiff FC   NNSW   1280
101   Maitland FC   NNSW   1265

1   Moreton Bay United FC Snr Mens   18   12   4   2   45   22   23   40
2   Brisbane Strikers FC Snr Mens   19   12   4   3   42   22   20   40
3   Redlands United FC Snr Mens   20   11   3   6   47   26   21   36
4   Olympic FC Snr Mens   20   11   3   6   51   31   20   36
5   FNQFC Heat Snr Mens   20   9   4   7   47   34   13   31
6   Brisbane Roar FC Snr Mens   18   8   4   6   46   26   20   28
7   Northern Fury FC Snr Mens   19   9   0   10   39   39   0   27
8   Palm Beach SC Snr Mens   17   7   3   7   28   22   6   24
9   Sunshine Coast FC Snr Mens   20   7   2   11   33   43   -10   23
10   Western Pride FC Snr Mens   19   7   1   11   35   50   -15   22
11   Brisbane City FC Snr Mens   19   6   1   12   28   50   -22   19
12   South West Queensland Thunder FC Snr Mens   19   0   1   18   16   86   -70   1

Crowd numbers are a real worry, Hope it is at least respectable for the last home game.

People are fed up with the same old shit.

Townsville footballing families are tired too.

-PB

Jets 4 fury 0

Can't fault losing to the Premiers.

-PB

Can't fault losing to the Premiers.

-PB

Bring back a team from the North! :)

Continuity of training

Must watch

enjoy

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A Truth

It can be successfully done across all levels of play.
The main reason it’s rarely seen, is that most coaches have not acquired the expertise to do it.

First and foremost, a coach must develop a possession-based philosophy (a vision … a taste … a feel for that type of football).
Then he must whole-heartedly commit to the process of having his teams reach it.
If those two requirements aren’t met, then chances of it happening are close to zero.

If however, we’ve got a green light on those, then what comes next is converging on a small and proper set of enabling activities to train players with.

A Fallacy

Now, a fallacy that has been circulated for as long as I can remember:

“We can’t play a winning possession-based game, unless we have the technical players first.”
And it’s generally crap.
How ‘technical’ do they have to be?

Yeah … nobody seems to address that question. Instead, the blanket statement is thrown, everyone nods because there’s a logic to it; it’s taken as truth, and we’re all excused.

I’ll give you just one answer today:
The amount of space and time a player has, dictates how technical he must be.

The more space and time you’ve got, the lower the requirement on technique.

Right off the bat, this means that the lower the level your team is competing at, the lower the technical requirement on your players. Because intrinsic to the lower levels, is more space and time.

Even more important:
Time and space can be manipulated by player decisions.

And how is that achieved?
Tactically!

Solution

If you can train your players to create more space and time for themselves and teammates, you’ve just lowered the technical requirements.

Coaching baby, coaching.

The factor that makes or breaks implementing a successful possession style is chiefly tactical.

People are fed up with the same old shit.

Townsville footballing families are tired too.

-PB

Heat will always destroy us, we were lucky to beat them in the first game of the season because they hadn't adjusted/gelled yet.

And the whoever sits on the Fury Facebook account had the hide to fucking wish them good luck.

Get fucked.

-PB

half time
Olympic 3 -0 fury

Guess itll be FNQ in the cup again.

Guess itll be FNQ in the cup again.

The thing i don't understand is all the negative comments from the fury about the difficulties a regional town like Townsville faces,
But don't cairns (FNQ Heat) face the same issues?