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+xThe biggest issue for me is the lack of flexibility to adapt to the pre-game table situation and then the in match gameplay. Every team must have different plans and different gears to switch to depending on circumstances. Italy, Argentina, Brazil, etc all have that flexibility. I've seen all of the big teams play for a point when necessary. Why does Ange think we are above that? If it's good enough for world champions, why not us? Even if we just play defensive for a period when we're 1-0 up away from home? Like Van Gaal said when we were 2-1 up at the World Cup, he knew that we would still attack and he'd have chances to level and win. When we played Uruguay in 05, Guus gave Arnie a few sheets of paper outlining different game plans. He was quite prepared to do things differently to adapt to the situation.
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The biggest issue for me is the lack of flexibility to adapt to the pre-game table situation and then the in match gameplay. Every team must have different plans and different gears to switch to depending on circumstances. Italy, Argentina, Brazil, etc all have that flexibility. I've seen all of the big teams play for a point when necessary. Why does Ange think we are above that? If it's good enough for world champions, why not us? Even if we just play defensive for a period when we're 1-0 up away from home? Like Van Gaal said when we were 2-1 up at the World Cup, he knew that we would still attack and he'd have chances to level and win.
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+x+xNot sure if it's been mentioned or not but what was the idea behind inverting Wright and Degenek.....? I can't see any benefit to it I seen a few, bailey wright created a few chances and actually got up the field pretty well I agree - thought Bailey W(right) was better than Bailey we normally see on the left. He also played the same role when he came on against Chile and seemed better on the right.
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+xI was yelling at the TV like a madman when he was playing it to our defensive corner post from goal kicks or clear possession to a player with an opponent 5 yards away and closing fast. I don't even care if that's Ange's instructions. Has the kid got no balls or brains? You have to use your smarts and realise you might cost us a goal at a crucial time in the game and go a bit longer to one of the wings at about the half way line. Our players were on average a foot taller than their direct opponents last night for crying out loud. Deal with Ange telling you off after the game. If that's all that's keeping him from dropping you then you need to improve anyway. I really feel like he is down on confidence too and it wouldn't surprise me if Ange's brainwashing has played a big part in that I'm not sure, but it got silly and un-pragmatic at times. Ryan's own experience may inform his approach to persevere. Ryan in some ways DOES seem down on confidence and wasn't even as bold or aggressive as he's been in the past - very weak commanding his box generally, he's been stronger and more commanding in the past, even if that isn't his strongest area. Not that he's the best choice, but somebody like Vukovic would be more no nonsense, leading from the back and suitably strong in his area and not afraid to take a few out in the process. This is one area where against Panama/USA he may be vulnerable to challenges by big, physical #9's and Centre-backs in the box in packed areas, corner situations and even swift counters and hard presses. A well over six foot and rather athletic striker running at you from North America could cause Ryan further errors in Ball Possession.
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+xI was yelling at the TV like a madman when he was playing it to our defensive corner post from goal kicks or clear possession to a player with an opponent 5 yards away and closing fast. I don't even care if that's Ange's instructions. Has the kid got no balls or brains? You have to use your smarts and realise you might cost us a goal at a crucial time in the game and go a bit longer to one of the wings at about the half way line. Our players were on average a foot taller than their direct opponents last night for crying out loud. Deal with Ange telling you off after the game. If that's all that's keeping him from dropping you then you need to improve anyway. I really feel like he is down on confidence too and it wouldn't surprise me if Ange's brainwashing has played a big part in that What we're seeing with Ryan is that Ange backs players to a fault. When your form is in constant decline like Ryan's then after being left out there to rot so long that support is starting to hurt you. He seriously needs time away to find form.
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I was yelling at the TV like a madman when he was playing it to our defensive corner post from goal kicks or clear possession to a player with an opponent 5 yards away and closing fast.
I don't even care if that's Ange's instructions. Has the kid got no balls or brains? You have to use your smarts and realise you might cost us a goal at a crucial time in the game and go a bit longer to one of the wings at about the half way line. Our players were on average a foot taller than their direct opponents last night for crying out loud.
Deal with Ange telling you off after the game. If that's all that's keeping him from dropping you then you need to improve anyway.
I really feel like he is down on confidence too and it wouldn't surprise me if Ange's brainwashing has played a big part in that
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+xand last night also confirmed, even though he wasn't that busy the times he was thats it for me - Ryan out ! FFS his distribution sucks, he's stuttering even to line up the ball which am I going to go left or right, then that quick goal kick straight to the Thai just past the box was feckin U6 stuff. Yeah, I think I agree. Ryan starting to be a bit of a liability. AFC teams anyway, are onto him - they just press high, front third area and force him into errors. At the Asian Cup he shone and thrived as he had the time and space but teams have learned. His playing style MAY have a better chance to thrive against Syria and CONCACAF teams but Langerak seeing minutes in Spain can't come soon enough!
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and last night also confirmed, even though he wasn't that busy the times he was thats it for me - Ryan out ! FFS his distribution sucks, he's stuttering even to line up the ball which am I going to go left or right, then that quick goal kick straight to the Thai just past the box was feckin U6 stuff.
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+xAnge couldn't have done anything more last night - he put a team on the park that dominated every facet of the game with an unbelievable number of shots. He did his job as a coach. The inability to put the ball in the net rests with the players. On another night that could have been a 6-0 win. On the other hand Ange is at fault for a leaky system and not having a team structure in place that could prioritise defending when 1-0 up away from home and 10 to go. That is a BIG fault of Ange's. There's Plan A and Plan B, where Plan B is to try Plan A again. How hard can it be to have two formations, an attacking one to score goals and then a defensive one to defend those leads from those goals?????
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Ange couldn't have done anything more last night - he put a team on the park that dominated every facet of the game with an unbelievable number of shots. He did his job as a coach.
The inability to put the ball in the net rests with the players. On another night that could have been a 6-0 win.
On the other hand Ange is at fault for a leaky system and not having a team structure in place that could prioritise defending when 1-0 up away from home and 10 to go.
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+x+x+x+x+x+xOne shot on goal for a one goal for Thailand. You could see the team wanted it tonight. Just gutted we didn't get more but relieved we got the late win. Some days you're just putting them all away and others nothing will go in. -might entering the playoffs finally be the big wake up call? Well, there's still Ange....So confused what's going on with the entire set up at the moment. He stated people should be more critical. Now results havent gone his way he seems sulky and passive aggressive it was weird thing for him to say he should manage expectations better part of his job is to get people excited about the roos again. Its a fine line between hyping your fans up and overpromising still it would be interesting to see socceroos crowd numbers under ange v holger/pim Im not too fussed about that. IMO Once they finish the 2 stadiums in Sydney, AAMI and new Parra should get "b" games and Stadium Australia "a" games. No travelling circus bidding wars. Also we play different countries each time. it may be the least of anges jobs but it was one of ange's jobs more kids watching and getting excited about the roos=more kids dreaming of one day playing for the roos = better future roos. My point is I would like a national venue. Stadium Australia is that. We have history there. 2005 & Asian Cup etc It will be great after the renovations. In a case where FFA sell the GF I wouldnt mind if it was there, on the condition SFC & WSW arent allowed to use the stadium ..... which is imppossible due to NSWvgov backing European tours. Playing at Adelaide Oval shouldnt be any kids dream. We shouldn't have a national venue, or country is too big for that. Everyone deserves the opportunity to see Australia play. Have a look at the crowds for this stage of qualifying 1. vs Japan in Melbourne (48K) 2. vs Saudi Arabia in Adelaide (30K) 3. vs UAE in Sydney (27K) 4. vs Thailand in Melbourne (26K) 5. vs Iraq in Perth (19K) Obviously Japan is always going to get the biggest crowds, but its a fairly even split considering their population's. Sydney do not deserve to have the majority of Australia games and if anyone does it is Melbourne. Sydney have time and time again proven they don't turn up unless it is a final or a play off qualifier. Adelaide even beat Sydney's crowds in the first round of qualifying against fucking Tajikistan (35K), while Canberra and Perth both pulled in respectable crowds of 19K against Kyrgyzstan and Bangladesh respectively.
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+xI'm not sure if Spira didn't recover too well, but I was surprised at his omission. I wasn't, he was shocking against Japan bar 1 or 2 moments, sainsbury was shocking last night, he really needs to sort his club future out
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+xNot sure if it's been mentioned or not but what was the idea behind inverting Wright and Degenek.....? I can't see any benefit to it I seen a few, bailey wright created a few chances and actually got up the field pretty well
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+xThe way I heard he stormed off it sounded like he kicked a pram on the way through and took hostages at mcdonalds It was a passive aggressive exit in haste, nothing more Needs to have another1 on 1 performance appraisal by the Foz LOL
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I wonder if Ange ever asks millicic or Gombau for their opinions on tactics etc or itsjust his way or the highway ? Time for Gombau to get a promo .Last night also shows us why Brendan Rodgers has Rogic on the bench a majority of the time , he's so lazy and casula , there's no urgency about the guy whatsoever !!
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Not sure if it's been mentioned or not but what was the idea behind inverting Wright and Degenek.....?
I can't see any benefit to it
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I just couldn't be bothered - gutted to say the least and many posts cover my thoughts and not. Its football - ironic that France vs bottom placed Luxemburg the other day had similar circumstance yet to quali straight through. 74% possession, countless shots finishing nil nil. By the way, someone sign up that mini pocket rocket of theirs up front, unbelievable, as a matter of fact considering he's the only one playing offshore sign up a few others for AL or PL teams, they sure can defend.
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That was an inept and hopeless performance by the Socceroos; well played by a brave Thailand side.
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We just aren't as good as we think we are!!!!
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+x+x+x+x+x+x+xJust opened the Sydney Morning Herald and Daily Telegraph on-line and not one mention of the game. Under sport, the SMH has 8 prominent articles, being 3 rugby league, 2 rugby union, 1 cricket, 1 AFL, 1 boxing. A massive day/game for the national football team to qualify for the worlds biggest sporting event....somehow it falls below TWO rugby union articles. The game has a long way to go in media strategy, but in any event, surely it is an intentional strategy not to promote this game. Why would people in Sydney care more about racism in Collingwood than Australian qualifying for the world cup. The age old image problem. Our country is fascinated by many sports people barely play anywhere else - AFL and Rugby League are two in particular. Most who don't follow football in Australia think all Asian teams are rubbish and we should beat all of them easily. This is also applicable to many Eurosnobs too. We desperately need to qualify just to keep our heads above water for the profile of the sport. In just about every one of the 25 countries I've visited or lived in overseas, football is nearly always the number one or number two sport. WCQ makes little difference to the profile of the sport in the majority of countries. When I travel overseas to just about anywhere else, it reminds me of how out of contact and self-focused we are - heliocentric. Hey, decentric... nobody thinks Japan and South Korea are rubbish, and they are Asian teams. Please tone down your contempt for your fellow Australians' intelligence, and cut out that negativity... Wonder if any Asian team will get a point in Russia, Would be an improvement on Brazil AFC teams got three points in Brazil. Pretty bad, probably the worst result in modern times, not not zero like you infer. Must've been right at the end of the groups Remember it being Zero day after day after day P and R will fix that Certainly worth a try, or maybe we should just give this 10 franchise thing another 12 years
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+x+xOne shot on goal for a one goal for Thailand. You could see the team wanted it tonight. Just gutted we didn't get more but relieved we got the late win. Some days you're just putting them all away and others nothing will go in. -might entering the playoffs finally be the big wake up call? Well, there's still Ange....So confused what's going on with the entire set up at the moment. if its a wake up call it shouldn't be a wake up call for the national coach but for a development system that produces 3 players playing regularly in the big 5 (although rogic and gersbach are playing at an acceptable level. Portrugal is surprisingly good too) The a league has steadily improved and the NTC looks to have increased some young players technical ability. But we have only 9 clubs in australia, no second division, many academies are pretty recent and could take a decade to reach their potential and we have pretty few full time youth coaches Well said. A number of countries now have tertiary degrees to be football coaches.
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I'm not sure if Spira didn't recover too well, but I was surprised at his omission.
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+xGot back and it took me 45min to read all the comments... Wow I think some of you guys are letting your frustration colour your opinion of the game. That performance was pretty good compared to the last 12 months, and most players performed pretty well, except for the back 3 and Ryan. Oh and except for the end product. Some of our shots were rubbish hopeful efforts, but we had enough good shot chances that on any other day we add an extra 2 at least. Look at our results this campaign... The end result was pretty much exactly what we should have expected. It was a very good Socceroo performance apart from goal conversion rates. 45 shots to 2 is amazing!
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+x+x+x+x+x+x+xJust opened the Sydney Morning Herald and Daily Telegraph on-line and not one mention of the game. Under sport, the SMH has 8 prominent articles, being 3 rugby league, 2 rugby union, 1 cricket, 1 AFL, 1 boxing. A massive day/game for the national football team to qualify for the worlds biggest sporting event....somehow it falls below TWO rugby union articles. The game has a long way to go in media strategy, but in any event, surely it is an intentional strategy not to promote this game. Why would people in Sydney care more about racism in Collingwood than Australian qualifying for the world cup. The age old image problem. Our country is fascinated by many sports people barely play anywhere else - AFL and Rugby League are two in particular. Most who don't follow football in Australia think all Asian teams are rubbish and we should beat all of them easily. This is also applicable to many Eurosnobs too. We desperately need to qualify just to keep our heads above water for the profile of the sport. In just about every one of the 25 countries I've visited or lived in overseas, football is nearly always the number one or number two sport. WCQ makes little difference to the profile of the sport in the majority of countries. When I travel overseas to just about anywhere else, it reminds me of how out of contact and self-focused we are - heliocentric. Hey, decentric... nobody thinks Japan and South Korea are rubbish, and they are Asian teams. Please tone down your contempt for your fellow Australians' intelligence, and cut out that negativity... Wonder if any Asian team will get a point in Russia, Would be an improvement on Brazil AFC teams got three points in Brazil. Pretty bad, probably the worst result in modern times, not not zero like you infer. Must've been right at the end of the groups Remember it being Zero day after day after day P and R will fix that It will create better players. Thats a no brainer.
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+x+x+x+x+x+xJust opened the Sydney Morning Herald and Daily Telegraph on-line and not one mention of the game. Under sport, the SMH has 8 prominent articles, being 3 rugby league, 2 rugby union, 1 cricket, 1 AFL, 1 boxing. A massive day/game for the national football team to qualify for the worlds biggest sporting event....somehow it falls below TWO rugby union articles. The game has a long way to go in media strategy, but in any event, surely it is an intentional strategy not to promote this game. Why would people in Sydney care more about racism in Collingwood than Australian qualifying for the world cup. The age old image problem. Our country is fascinated by many sports people barely play anywhere else - AFL and Rugby League are two in particular. Most who don't follow football in Australia think all Asian teams are rubbish and we should beat all of them easily. This is also applicable to many Eurosnobs too. We desperately need to qualify just to keep our heads above water for the profile of the sport. In just about every one of the 25 countries I've visited or lived in overseas, football is nearly always the number one or number two sport. WCQ makes little difference to the profile of the sport in the majority of countries. When I travel overseas to just about anywhere else, it reminds me of how out of contact and self-focused we are - heliocentric. Hey, decentric... nobody thinks Japan and South Korea are rubbish, and they are Asian teams. Please tone down your contempt for your fellow Australians' intelligence, and cut out that negativity... Wonder if any Asian team will get a point in Russia, Would be an improvement on Brazil AFC teams got three points in Brazil. Pretty bad, probably the worst result in modern times, not not zero like you infer. Must've been right at the end of the groups Remember it being Zero day after day after day P and R will fix that
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+x+x+x+x+xOne shot on goal for a one goal for Thailand. You could see the team wanted it tonight. Just gutted we didn't get more but relieved we got the late win. Some days you're just putting them all away and others nothing will go in. -might entering the playoffs finally be the big wake up call? Well, there's still Ange....So confused what's going on with the entire set up at the moment. He stated people should be more critical. Now results havent gone his way he seems sulky and passive aggressive it was weird thing for him to say he should manage expectations better part of his job is to get people excited about the roos again. Its a fine line between hyping your fans up and overpromising still it would be interesting to see socceroos crowd numbers under ange v holger/pim Im not too fussed about that. IMO Once they finish the 2 stadiums in Sydney, AAMI and new Parra should get "b" games and Stadium Australia "a" games. No travelling circus bidding wars. Also we play different countries each time. it may be the least of anges jobs but it was one of ange's jobs more kids watching and getting excited about the roos=more kids dreaming of one day playing for the roos = better future roos. My point is I would like a national venue. Stadium Australia is that. We have history there. 2005 & Asian Cup etc It will be great after the renovations. In a case where FFA sell the GF I wouldnt mind if it was there, on the condition SFC & WSW arent allowed to use the stadium ..... which is imppossible due to NSWvgov backing European tours. Playing at Adelaide Oval shouldnt be any kids dream.
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+x+x+x+xOne shot on goal for a one goal for Thailand. You could see the team wanted it tonight. Just gutted we didn't get more but relieved we got the late win. Some days you're just putting them all away and others nothing will go in. -might entering the playoffs finally be the big wake up call? Well, there's still Ange....So confused what's going on with the entire set up at the moment. He stated people should be more critical. Now results havent gone his way he seems sulky and passive aggressive it was weird thing for him to say he should manage expectations better part of his job is to get people excited about the roos again. Its a fine line between hyping your fans up and overpromising still it would be interesting to see socceroos crowd numbers under ange v holger/pim Im not too fussed about that. IMO Once they finish the 2 stadiums in Sydney, AAMI and new Parra should get "b" games and Stadium Australia "a" games. No travelling circus bidding wars. Also we play different countries each time. it may be the least of anges jobs but it was one of ange's jobs more kids watching and getting excited about the roos=more kids dreaming of one day playing for the roos = better future roos.
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+x+x+xOne shot on goal for a one goal for Thailand. You could see the team wanted it tonight. Just gutted we didn't get more but relieved we got the late win. Some days you're just putting them all away and others nothing will go in. -might entering the playoffs finally be the big wake up call? Well, there's still Ange....So confused what's going on with the entire set up at the moment. He stated people should be more critical. Now results havent gone his way he seems sulky and passive aggressive it was weird thing for him to say he should manage expectations better part of his job is to get people excited about the roos again. Its a fine line between hyping your fans up and overpromising still it would be interesting to see socceroos crowd numbers under ange v holger/pim Im not too fussed about that. IMO Once they finish the 2 stadiums in Sydney, AAMI and new Parra should get "b" games and Stadium Australia "a" games. No travelling circus bidding wars. Also we play different countries each time.
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+x+xOne shot on goal for a one goal for Thailand. You could see the team wanted it tonight. Just gutted we didn't get more but relieved we got the late win. Some days you're just putting them all away and others nothing will go in. -might entering the playoffs finally be the big wake up call? Well, there's still Ange....So confused what's going on with the entire set up at the moment. He stated people should be more critical. Now results havent gone his way he seems sulky and passive aggressive it was weird thing for him to say he should manage expectations better part of his job is to get people excited about the roos again. Its a fine line between hyping your fans up and overpromising still it would be interesting to see socceroos crowd numbers under ange v holger/pim
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+xOne shot on goal for a one goal for Thailand. You could see the team wanted it tonight. Just gutted we didn't get more but relieved we got the late win. Some days you're just putting them all away and others nothing will go in. -might entering the playoffs finally be the big wake up call? Well, there's still Ange....So confused what's going on with the entire set up at the moment. He stated people should be more critical. Now results havent gone his way he seems sulky and passive aggressive
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