Eastern Glory
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Watching it now, these kids are incredible.
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TheSelectFew
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Eastern Glory wrote:Watching it now, these kids are incredible. Reserve your judgement until the end. Still a long way to go for these kids before they become anything.
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TheSelectFew
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FT: Thailand ABANDONED Timor Leste Malaysia 1-0 Brunei Vietnam 0-0 Laos
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Higashi
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Was kind of worried about the Vietnamese U16 side given the success of their Barcelona academy and some of their previous results against us, but judging from their results it looks like they've been a bit ordinary this tournament.
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Eastern Glory
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TheSelectFew wrote:FT: Thailand ABANDONED Timor Leste
Lolwut?
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Eastern Glory wrote:Watching it now, these kids are incredible. Are they tall enough for you ? shouldn't they be getting it in tha mixa ?
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TheSelectFew
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Eastern Glory wrote:TheSelectFew wrote:FT: Thailand ABANDONED Timor Leste
Lolwut? Nfi
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Eastern Glory
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lukerobinho wrote:Eastern Glory wrote:Watching it now, these kids are incredible. Are they tall enough for you ? shouldn't they be getting it in tha mixa ? Yeah, you can stop trying now.
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Eastern Glory
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Watched the first half with my old man, and we both agreed that we'd never seen a game where the physical disparity had been so vast. Height and strength made ball winning far too easy for Australia.
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Decentric
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Justafan wrote:Decentric wrote:Capac wrote:
21 is Eduardo Castaneda the Tassie kid. I can see why he has big wraps on him. It also does help at this age that he is bigger than all the other kids though.
Being bigger really only helps in aerial duels. It was interesting that Castaneda beat players using a Zidane 360 degree turn, and La Croqueta, another quick right left, or left right inside of the foot touch move. He was in the SAP on the other half of the pitch in the SAP, whilst our rep team had the other half of the pitch. Many of my young players, who had been dropped from SAP or NTC, didn't see the value in learning these types of moves that I was trying to impart to them.](*,) Castenada spent a lot of time perfecting what they saw as extraneous. Look where it got him compared to them? Their best is NPL senior level, which most will probably achieve. Edited by Decentric: 31/7/2015 03:00:14 PM Being bigger also helps in shielding the ball not just aerial. Will be interesting to see how they go against a team that will not afford them all the space they got in the first half in particular and with bigger bodies. Hopefully this is just the start of the kids starting with the SAP stage. It was really nice to watch at times. Being stocky helps. It is not so much a question of height, but muscular bulk and effective technique helps. Short stocky players like Diego Maradona shielded the ball well. South American, and even Japanese and Korean players do it better than us.
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Decentric
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Eastern Glory wrote:Watched the first half with my old man, and we both agreed that we'd never seen a game where the physical disparity had been so vast. Height and strength made ball winning far too easy for Australia. Plus Australia won balls back too easily after they lost possession, often through body on body actions.
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watching them on the youtube channel with the improved resolution made me appreciate the players technique a hell of a lot more. Raining heavily at times with a bumpy synthetic surface, players in the A league couldn't handle half these passes.
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Decentric
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switters wrote:watching them on the youtube channel with the improved resolution made me appreciate the players technique a hell of a lot more. Raining heavily at times with a bumpy synthetic surface, players in the A league couldn't handle half these passes. It is a shame a lot of the critics of the direction FFA have taken don't see these new high calibre players. They are the products of a very different development system. Craig Johnston would be one who has no idea there are players of this calibre coming through the ranks.
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Decentric wrote:switters wrote:watching them on the youtube channel with the improved resolution made me appreciate the players technique a hell of a lot more. Raining heavily at times with a bumpy synthetic surface, players in the A league couldn't handle half these passes. It is a shame a lot of the critics of the direction FFA have taken don't see these new high calibre players. They are the products of a very different development system. Craig Johnston would be one who has no idea there are players of this calibre coming through the ranks. Craig Johnston would say they have a poor first touch. ;) In all seriousness though i hope this group(under 15s) does well and qualifies for next years AFC Cup and even important the under 17s do well at the World Cup this year, it might surprise a few people if they can get some good results. Edited by Barca4life: 1/8/2015 12:13:36 AM
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craig johnston just wants attention he'll say anything ridiculous just to be in the spotlight again.
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Decentric
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You should be very proud. I've been in the FFA coaching system. We've never had players of this calibre coming through the ranks.=d> The best senior players have acquired a lot of aspects of new FFA European style coaching, but they just don't have the level of technique your son's team do. Their coaching was not good enough in the age bracket of 9-13. Your son is in a vanguard of graduates of SAP and Skilleroos, before the NTC. They realised that by the time they got into the NTC at a minimum 13 years of age, it was too late.
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Decentric
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switters wrote:craig johnston just wants attention he'll say anything ridiculous just to be in the spotlight again. Yet when one reads his book, Johnston is quite self-deprecating. We may be heading for an era when returning Euroroos are going to be saying more of the sort of stuff he says.
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Barca4Life
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switters wrote:watching them on the youtube channel with the improved resolution made me appreciate the players technique a hell of a lot more. Raining heavily at times with a bumpy synthetic surface, players in the A league couldn't handle half these passes. Although it was synthetic the pitch was surprisingly quite bumpy and often it was difficult to control the ball, but then again these kids would make current a-league players average when it comes to technique in those pitch conditions. Edited by Barca4life: 1/8/2015 12:33:16 AM
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azzaMVFC wrote:JDB03 wrote:TheSelectFew wrote:azzaMVFC wrote:JDB03 wrote:Spoke to my son and said the boys are adjusting well. First couple of days were hard. Food was the biggest problem. Have been training once or twice a day and ready to go for tonight. Should be a big crowd playing the host nation. 8.30 in the morning here and already 32 and humid. Who is your son mate? I think he should keep that private tbh All good boys my son is dylan pierias no.2 Can't explain how proud I was last night of all the boys. The crowd was insane. Not a bad start for the first game. Conditions were tough but boys played it out. Seen him belt out the anthem at the start was great to see. Wondering if I could ask a few general questions? I know a lot of the posters on here would be pretty keen to know too.. How do the boys feel about representing their country? They're still so very young, do they feel a great sense of pride? Do these boys get a lot of directive from the FFA and more so from the way Ange's senior national side like to play? Finally have any of these kids had contact from bigger overseas academies? I'd assume there would be a lot of scouts at these tournaments.. Cheers :) Can't speak for the other boys but my son was over the moon when he got the 'your in email'. I have never seen him so excited to represent the green and gold. At a guess they would all feel the same way. As for the directive and where it comes from I haven't spoken to him about it. As for Interest from overseas for any of the players. ..I have no idea.
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TheSelectFew
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Get fucking revved up plebs. We take on Singapore!!!!
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Decentric
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TheSelectFew wrote:Get fucking revved up plebs. We take on Singapore!!!! Will there be a stream on here for it at 9.30 pm tonight?
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TheSelectFew
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Decentric wrote:TheSelectFew wrote:Get fucking revved up plebs. We take on Singapore!!!! Will there be a stream on here for it at 9.30 pm tonight? I'm guessing the same stream as the last stream.
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Eastern Glory
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TSF you're a gem. Got the beers on ice and I'm keen!
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Eastern Glory wrote:TSF you're a gem. Got the beers on ice and I'm keen! I love you too EG <3 when Melbourne v Wollongong
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I really hope there are some streams for this game, Cambodian TV obviously broadcast the Cambodian game but I can't see any penciled in for this game as of yet.
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Capac wrote:I really hope there are some streams for this game, Cambodian TV obviously broadcast the Cambodian game but I can't see any penciled in for this game as of yet. Was watching the Myanmar v Philippines (about 30 mins ago) game on Khmerlive and there was an ad for the joeys game so I'm assuming they will stream it as well.
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Eastern Glory
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TheSelectFew wrote:Eastern Glory wrote:TSF you're a gem. Got the beers on ice and I'm keen! I love you too EG <3 when Melbourne v Wollongong As in you're coming up for a game against the Gong?
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Eastern Glory
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Who's got the best stream happening?
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any stream at all would do :(
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Eastern Glory
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The link in OP doesn't have it yet
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