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biscuitman1871
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hotrod wrote:I'd rather be an Adelaide supporter than a Glory supporter. Well that's a shock!!
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salmonfc
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Is there any doubt? Will they EVER win a game?
For the first time, but certainly not the last, I began to believe that Arsenals moods and fortunes somehow reflected my own. - Hornby
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Gazzza
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Footballking55
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Carrusca was invisible today. Why?
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petszk
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Dan_The_Red wrote:What's the record for a team not scoring? Must be close now. New Zealand Knights - 6 matches. http://www.aleaguestats.com/ALeagueStats_14StreaksNewZealandKnights.html#ScorelessStreak
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milan_7
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What is the longest winless streak to start a season?
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Prosecutor
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milan_7 wrote:What is the longest winless streak to start a season? Wanderers are in for a good shout.
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Chris_AUFC
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Footballking55 wrote:Carrusca was invisible today. Why? Well he's not getting much help from the rest of the midfield, but he hasn't looked that great all season. Brilliant player technically, but suffers the same problem most of our team does - they're mentally fragile. As soon as they're up against it they don't have the resolve to dig their heels in, do some dirty work and get back into the game. They just drop their heads.
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petszk
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milan_7 wrote:What is the longest winless streak to start a season? Melbourne City had 14 non-wins at the start of the 2013/14 season.
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ducky42
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petszk wrote:milan_7 wrote:What is the longest winless streak to start a season? Melbourne City had 14 non-wins at the start of the 2013/14 season. We should be safe
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GrandPappyOfFunk
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Chris_AUFC wrote:Footballking55 wrote:Carrusca was invisible today. Why? Well he's not getting much help from the rest of the midfield, but he hasn't looked that great all season. Brilliant player technically, but suffers the same problem most of our team does - they're mentally fragile. As soon as they're up against it they don't have the resolve to dig their heels in, do some dirty work and get back into the game. They just drop their heads. Carrusca did start on the bench and only came on for Mells at about the 65th minute. Having said that he still didn't do much.. Edited by GrandPappyOfFunk: 13/11/2015 09:28:21 PM
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salmonfc
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Amor was reportedly given three games to turn things around after the loss to City. The first of those games Amor's team lost 4-2 (again) to the Phoenix. Next game is at home to Newcastle before travelling to the Etihad to face Melbourne Victory. Doesn't look great for Guillermo Amor.
For the first time, but certainly not the last, I began to believe that Arsenals moods and fortunes somehow reflected my own. - Hornby
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paulbagzFC
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salmonfc wrote:Amor was reportedly given three games to turn things around after the loss to City.
The first of those games Amor's team lost 4-2 (again) to the Phoenix. Next game is at home to Newcastle before travelling to the Etihad to face Melbourne Victory.
Doesn't look great for Guillermo Amor. Where was the three game limit stated? -PB
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milan_7
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Three game limit has isn't true. Dom Rinaldo said that he thinks Amor will have 3 games on DFS during the week and people thought he meant that Amor has so little time. I will try and find a link so you can see what I mean.
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Heineken
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paulbagzFC wrote:salmonfc wrote:Amor was reportedly given three games to turn things around after the loss to City.
The first of those games Amor's team lost 4-2 (again) to the Phoenix. Next game is at home to Newcastle before travelling to the Etihad to face Melbourne Victory.
Doesn't look great for Guillermo Amor. Where was the three game limit stated? -PB After the loss to City...
WOLLONGONG WOLVES FOR A-LEAGUE EXPANSION!
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salmonfc
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lol
For the first time, but certainly not the last, I began to believe that Arsenals moods and fortunes somehow reflected my own. - Hornby
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TheDecider
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The joke's on you though?
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paulbagzFC
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TheDecider wrote:The joke's on you though?
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aussie scott21
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Starting to sink
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Davide82
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Great track
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Greekaroos
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The idea of promotion & relegation by introducing a 2nd Division A-League sounds good but it has become ridiculous how much a it costs to keep a club alive in the A-League. In reality relegation & promotion has really worked very well in England, Germany, Spain, Italy & maybe France. There is fanatical support in those countries of their football club no matter what division they are in. They love their club because it has been part of their life from the day they were born & have gone through good & bad times where every loss hurts.
Now in Australia we create teams overnight & expect fans from that region, city etc to fall in love with them. Clubs need time to grow a history, tradition etc.
Don't look at the WSW because that will not happen anywhere ever again.
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Seeing as there's already an Official trouble Thread The A-League’s silly season is in full swing, and while the mounting off-field issues at Western United and Brisbane Roar have taken centre stage, Adelaide United’s impending ownership change has come as a surprise to many. Long regarded as the most stable club in the league, United supporters were aghast when news broke to the media that local South Australian identity and convicted criminal Kalpi Prasad is nearing the end of negotiations to purchase the club.
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