You have short memory in what Pala can do. He's laying low now because Victory are doing well. It was only a few weeks that he closed a Victory related thread because something like "there's already a thread about this" when it had variables. Oppose that to the numerous threads that started about the Roar and nothing was done about it. Caompare Erebus' closure of the tread yesterday about unruly fans because he very well knows it affects his club.

Disgraceful

Life as a city fan




Life as a roar fan

You have short memory in what Pala can do. He's laying low now because Victory are doing well. It was only a few weeks that he closed a Victory related thread because something like "there's already a thread about this" when it had variables. Oppose that to the numerous threads that started about the Roar and nothing was done about it. Caompare Erebus' closure of the tread yesterday about unruly fans because he very well knows it affects his club.

Disgraceful

Na life as a roar fan is having to be forced into volunteering to hand wash and drip dry the kits due to lack of funds to pay the laundry bill

No Paul, That thread was closed because it offered zero to the forum and was just another excuse for you to go off on one of your ethnic hate rants. This thread offers plenty and keeps everyone update on the situation at the circus.

That had absolutely nothing to do with ethnics and the vic jerk circle in particular offer nothing in threads like this. You're scraping the bottom of the barrel again and you're a hypocrite scottyboy.

Edited by paulc: 16/10/2015 09:36:43 AM

Stop playing the victim pauly. Almost every other Roar fan on this forum can take the banter in this thread.

Back on track. It is good to see the players get paid on time but the fact that paying your employees on time is a cause for celebration highlights just how much of an issue it is

Anyway back on topic.

Has some assurance been sought by the FFA that the Bakries are honestly serious about continuing on in some kind of medium term if they can't sell the license by the end of this season?

-PB

The row erupted in April when the PSSI halted the country's top-flight league due to a disagreement with the sports ministry over the participation of two clubs. The ministry then froze all activities of the PSSI, and said it was setting up a transitional body to replace the association, which has long faced allegations of corruption and mismanagement.

FIFA, which takes a dim view of governments interfering in domestic associations, backed the PSSI and gave Jakarta until May 29 to allow the association to resume activities, or face a ban from world football.

A series of last-ditch efforts this week to resolve the row, including an attempt by Indonesia's vice president to persuade the sports ministry to back down, came to nothing. Sports Minister Imam Nahrawi has refused to change course and in recent days expressed hope that the crisis engulfing FIFA would delay the sanction.

Top FIFA officials were arrested this week after being accused by US authorities of taking huge bribes, while Swiss police are investigating the awarding of the 2018 and 2022 World Cups.

President Joko Widodo has supported Nahrawi, saying urgent reform is needed in Indonesian football. "It doesn't matter if we are absent from international competitions for a while as long as we can win big in the future," he was cited as saying in the Jakarta Post newspaper on Saturday, before the suspension was announced. "I'm confident when the reforms are made, we will be moving forward."

The suspension is just the latest crisis for Indonesian football, which was only just recovering from a feud between the PSSI and a breakaway association, which led to the creation of two separate leagues. FIFA also threatened to ban Indonesia over that row but the two sides eventually came back together, avoiding a sanction.

Weak management, poor security at games, and :shock: high-profile cases of foreign players dying after going unpaid :shock: have also cast a shadow over football in the world's fourth-most populous country.

Back on track. It is good to see the players get paid on time but the fact that paying your employees on time is a cause for celebration highlights just how much of an issue it is

It will be great day for Brisbane Roar when paulc quits the club. You really are an embarrassment to the decent Roar supporters on here.

Back on track in a thread totally dedicated to trolling, good one :lol:

Coming from a tard that means nothing given your track record.

Stop using the word tard. Do you have rocks in your head. Bloody offensive word that so you might want to watch who and how you throw that word around