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Davstar
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Pretty cool logo  Edited by Davstar: 10/1/2015 10:30:17 PM
these Kangaroos can play football -
Ange P. (Intercontinental WC Play-offs 2017)
KEEP POLITICS OUT OF FOOTBALL
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kagawa_Otsu_Fan
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spfc wrote:more chance winning the lottery than seeing china score #-o :lol: Edited by kagawa_otsu_fan: 10/1/2015 10:38:37 PM
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paladisious
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Haha no I moved up in the world, been based out of Melbourne for some time now, although I was going to head down for that one, too bad.
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Roar_Brisbane
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Good night out, that Saudi keeper was fucking huge.
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Condemned666
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I dont care what they say what rank the aleague is in the world's leagues
The Asian Champions' League looks like an amateur league in comparison
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Quote:hina coach Alain Perrin has blasted the condition of the Suncorp Stadium surface in the wake of his side's 1-0 Asian Cup win over Saudi Arabia. Parts of the pitch were relaid earlier in the week but there were still significant patches of visibly uneven turf, leading the Frenchman to describe Saturday night's surface as "very, very, very, very bad". And it's unlikely to get any better in a hurry - the Brisbane stadium will host six more games, including China's next outing against Uzbekistan on Wednesday night as well as a quarter-final. "It doesn't deserve the competition, this pitch," Perrin said. "(I am) very surprised. Training ground is much better than competition pitch." Teams in Brisbane have prepared on immaculate surfaces at Perry Park and the Queensland Sport and Athletic Centre in the lead-up to games at Suncorp Stadium. There will be little time for ground staff to improve the pitch with Jordan and Iraq to meet there on Monday night. http://www.theage.com.au/sport/soccer/asian-cup-2015-china-coach-alain-perrin-slams-suncorp-surface-20150111-12ls3t.html What has happened to Suncorp, it regularly used to have one of the league's best surfaces. Did the flooding a few years back do significant damage that hasn't been repaired? Seems odd.
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Stabilo
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jlm8695 wrote:Quote:hina coach Alain Perrin has blasted the condition of the Suncorp Stadium surface in the wake of his side's 1-0 Asian Cup win over Saudi Arabia. Parts of the pitch were relaid earlier in the week but there were still significant patches of visibly uneven turf, leading the Frenchman to describe Saturday night's surface as "very, very, very, very bad". And it's unlikely to get any better in a hurry - the Brisbane stadium will host six more games, including China's next outing against Uzbekistan on Wednesday night as well as a quarter-final. "It doesn't deserve the competition, this pitch," Perrin said. "(I am) very surprised. Training ground is much better than competition pitch." Teams in Brisbane have prepared on immaculate surfaces at Perry Park and the Queensland Sport and Athletic Centre in the lead-up to games at Suncorp Stadium. There will be little time for ground staff to improve the pitch with Jordan and Iraq to meet there on Monday night. http://www.theage.com.au/sport/soccer/asian-cup-2015-china-coach-alain-perrin-slams-suncorp-surface-20150111-12ls3t.html What has happened to Suncorp, it regularly used to have one of the league's best surfaces. Did the flooding a few years back do significant damage that hasn't been repaired? Seems odd. Yeah thats part of it. 2011 floods pretty much ruined the drainage under the turf. Sharing it with the Broncos and Reds shouldn't matter fuk all either, cause I remember that pitch looking immaculate all year round years back, it didn't matter that their was so much usage. Regardless, stadium management needs to be held accountable for the current state its in. Patchy as fuk. Completely unacceptable.
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roarys mane
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Went to this game last night and had an unreal time. Not a bad game either. The Chinese fans were fucking awesome, were giving away free flags and shirts and just generally good people. Very few came out for beers on Caxton St afterwards though. Have a feeling there are several pictures/videos of me and my mates on China's version of instagram. We were immersed in the section with most of the active-type support (they had a capo, he didnt speak a lip of English) and had our photo taken with about 60 different people from the rows around us.
Dont understand why people wore socceroos jerseys to the game!
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Stabilo
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roary's mane wrote:Went to this game last night and had an unreal time. Not a bad game either. The Chinese fans were fucking awesome, were giving away free flags and shirts and just generally good people. Very few came out for beers on Caxton St afterwards though. Have a feeling there are several pictures/videos of me and my mates on China's version of instagram. We were immersed in the section with most of the active-type support (they had a capo, he didnt speak a lip of English) and had our photo taken with about 60 different people from the rows around us.
Dont understand why people wore socceroos jerseys to the game! Why not? Its common practice for host nation fans to attend neutral games in home colours. What did you expect them to wear?
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libel
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The China coach should be thanking the state of the surface - Saudis are and were the better footballing team.
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Oman
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Stabilo wrote:roary's mane wrote:Went to this game last night and had an unreal time. Not a bad game either. The Chinese fans were fucking awesome, were giving away free flags and shirts and just generally good people. Very few came out for beers on Caxton St afterwards though. Have a feeling there are several pictures/videos of me and my mates on China's version of instagram. We were immersed in the section with most of the active-type support (they had a capo, he didnt speak a lip of English) and had our photo taken with about 60 different people from the rows around us.
Dont understand why people wore socceroos jerseys to the game! Why not? Its common practice for host nation fans to attend neutral games in home colours. What did you expect them to wear? I saw people wandering the streets of West End yesterday in (old) Socceroo shirts. Maybe it's some kind of weird cult?
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roarys mane
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Oman wrote:Stabilo wrote:roary's mane wrote:Went to this game last night and had an unreal time. Not a bad game either. The Chinese fans were fucking awesome, were giving away free flags and shirts and just generally good people. Very few came out for beers on Caxton St afterwards though. Have a feeling there are several pictures/videos of me and my mates on China's version of instagram. We were immersed in the section with most of the active-type support (they had a capo, he didnt speak a lip of English) and had our photo taken with about 60 different people from the rows around us.
Dont understand why people wore socceroos jerseys to the game! Why not? Its common practice for host nation fans to attend neutral games in home colours. What did you expect them to wear? I saw people wandering the streets of West End yesterday in (old) Socceroo shirts. Maybe it's some kind of weird cult? I just think its weird. Why not wear a neutral shirt? I find it weird to wear a jersey supporting a team who isnt there. Its not like your socceroos jersey is just layong around, you'd have to conciously decide to wear it, but they arent playing... I dunno. Weird OCD thing I guess, everything in its place, etc. Edited by roary's mane: 11/1/2015 06:22:22 PM
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Stabilo
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roary's mane wrote:Oman wrote:Stabilo wrote:roary's mane wrote:Went to this game last night and had an unreal time. Not a bad game either. The Chinese fans were fucking awesome, were giving away free flags and shirts and just generally good people. Very few came out for beers on Caxton St afterwards though. Have a feeling there are several pictures/videos of me and my mates on China's version of instagram. We were immersed in the section with most of the active-type support (they had a capo, he didnt speak a lip of English) and had our photo taken with about 60 different people from the rows around us.
Dont understand why people wore socceroos jerseys to the game! Why not? Its common practice for host nation fans to attend neutral games in home colours. What did you expect them to wear? I saw people wandering the streets of West End yesterday in (old) Socceroo shirts. Maybe it's some kind of weird cult? I just think its weird. Why not wear a neutral shirt? I find it weird to wear a jersey supporting a team who isnt there. Its not like your socceroos jersey is just layong around, you'd have to conciously decide to wear it, but they arent playing... I dunno. Weird OCD thing I guess, everything in its place, etc. Edited by roary's mane: 11/1/2015 06:22:22 PM The last world cup there was LOADS of Brazilians at neutral games in their Brazilian jerseys. Think of it as celebration of football, I think its brilliant. Also, some people have plenty of different socceroos jerseys, enough for each day of the week. \:d/ \:d/
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SocaWho
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The Chinese should be thanking the ball boy.
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