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+xMaybe one day Australia will actually play in the Olympics again. Remember when we used to do that when results actually mattered? Results mattering is now violence against sockah players. The other teams have been informed so will take it easy on us and let us win the body shapes contest.
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+xMaybe one day Australia will actually play in the Olympics again. Remember when we used to do that when results actually mattered? Who cares about results when you have the possession and a superior number of crosses into the box.
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Mosquito formation...
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+xMaybe one day Australia will actually play in the Olympics again. Remember when we used to do that when results actually mattered? Something something play out from the back, triangles, mutter mutter, rhubarb rhubarb, BPO, transition etc...
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+x+xMaybe one day Australia will actually play in the Olympics again. Remember when we used to do that when results actually mattered? Arnold has coached at the Olympics before in Beijing... and 2 Asian Cups,,, all underwhelming results. Lets see how he goes at the next Olympics (if we qualify) We've got to get past South Korea to even make it to the qualifying tournament...
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+xMaybe one day Australia will actually play in the Olympics again. Remember when we used to do that when results actually mattered? Arnold has coached at the Olympics before in Beijing... and 2 Asian Cups,,, all underwhelming results. Lets see how he goes at the next Olympics (if we qualify)
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+xwhat do you think arnold is doing right now? would be pretty bored with no games on Counting his lucky stars for Alen Stajcic who has taken all the pressure off him.
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Maybe one day Australia will actually play in the Olympics again. Remember when we used to do that when results actually mattered?
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Bowden
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Olyroos Malaysia camp starts soon - would be prepping for that.
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aok
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Getting ready for the Olyroos and scouting senior players hopefully.
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what do you think arnold is doing right now?
would be pretty bored with no games on
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NicCarBel
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I can’t actually think off the top of my head of a BIG NAME club coach who has done anything of note with a National team.
Hiddink is probably the closest
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Burztur
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No doubt he has coached around the world but has Pellegrini coached a National Team? No...
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+x+xCoaching club football is different to international football. LOL you guys really have no clue. 😅😅😅 It's very much international. Say's the guy who dreams of a coach nearing pension age who has only been successful at a club with an open cheque-book and has never entered the international arena. GTFOH you dope.
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Funarch
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+xCoaching club football is different to international football. LOL you guys really have no clue. 😅😅😅 It's very much international.
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Burztur
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Coaching club football is different to international football.
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Funarch
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+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+xOverseas coaches are never long term. They are journey men. If we want the best we can get out of our team they must understand the Australian football culture and mentality. Only one overseas coach came close, Hiddink. Outside of those, there are very few who have the pedigree to navigate qualification in Asia and perform at a World Cup, while instilling a football culture and playing style. There are plenty more. Plenty. Name them... Too many to list. If I get paid I will find them! I'm not doing the job for this overpaid CEO for nothing! Nice deflection. Don't need a whole list...name 3. https://www.transfermarkt.com/trainer/verfuegbaretrainer/statistikAbout 7000 coaches on the market. Pick 3 you like 👍 Do you have any opinions of your own? I told you, I'm not doing the work for the ffa for free. If I got paid I would narrow them down and find a few candidates. Better than Arnold, within the ffa budget and suitable for Australia, basically ticking all the boxes. 100% I can find a better candidate. My personal favourite and dream coach would be Pellegrini, I've said that already when Postecoglou left, but he costs a lot more. So a 65-year-old with zero international experience would be your choice? Ok, now I know I'm wasting my time with you. Manuel Pellegrini who won the title with Manchester City, coached in Chile, Argentina, England, Spain, China, Ecuador... 🙄 I'm wasting my time with you.
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socceroo_06
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+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+xOverseas coaches are never long term. They are journey men. If we want the best we can get out of our team they must understand the Australian football culture and mentality. Only one overseas coach came close, Hiddink. Outside of those, there are very few who have the pedigree to navigate qualification in Asia and perform at a World Cup, while instilling a football culture and playing style. There are plenty more. Plenty. Name them... Too many to list. If I get paid I will find them! I'm not doing the job for this overpaid CEO for nothing! Nice deflection. Don't need a whole list...name 3. https://www.transfermarkt.com/trainer/verfuegbaretrainer/statistikAbout 7000 coaches on the market. Pick 3 you like 👍 Do you have any opinions of your own? I told you, I'm not doing the work for the ffa for free. If I got paid I would narrow them down and find a few candidates. Better than Arnold, within the ffa budget and suitable for Australia, basically ticking all the boxes. 100% I can find a better candidate. My personal favourite and dream coach would be Pellegrini, I've said that already when Postecoglou left, but he costs a lot more. So a 65-year-old with zero international experience would be your choice? Ok, now I know I'm wasting my time with you.
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NicCarBel
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@Feed the Brox
I quite like Arnie’s tactic, as in his formation. Personally, I think he is being a bit hard done by, as there has been a lot of injuries, and the crux of our issue really is, and has been (as evidenced by the WCQ under Ange, as well as the WC itself under Bert), that we don’t have an out and out striker that is deadly.
Yes, I think the term I heard last night was like 18 goals in 7 games under Ange, but most of them were against nufties. But still, they were goals I guess.
I do feel confident under Arnie. But not under our strikers.
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Arnie in. The experience that he and the younger players have gained from this tournament is invaluable and will be beneficial for the World Cup qualifiers. Add a fully fit Mooy, Arzani, Boyle, Nabbout and Leckie and the performances will be even better. Our depth has been tested and while not excelling we have passed the test - a platform for success has been established.
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Funarch
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+x+x+x+x+x+x+x+xOverseas coaches are never long term. They are journey men. If we want the best we can get out of our team they must understand the Australian football culture and mentality. Only one overseas coach came close, Hiddink. Outside of those, there are very few who have the pedigree to navigate qualification in Asia and perform at a World Cup, while instilling a football culture and playing style. There are plenty more. Plenty. Name them... Too many to list. If I get paid I will find them! I'm not doing the job for this overpaid CEO for nothing! Nice deflection. Don't need a whole list...name 3. https://www.transfermarkt.com/trainer/verfuegbaretrainer/statistikAbout 7000 coaches on the market. Pick 3 you like 👍 Do you have any opinions of your own? I told you, I'm not doing the work for the ffa for free. If I got paid I would narrow them down and find a few candidates. Better than Arnold, within the ffa budget and suitable for Australia, basically ticking all the boxes. 100% I can find a better candidate. My personal favourite and dream coach would be Pellegrini, I've said that already when Postecoglou left, but he costs a lot more.
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just curious as to what Sydney FC fans think of Arnold's coaching style now that you're looking from the outside like the rest of us...?
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socceroo_06
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+x+x+x+x+x+x+xOverseas coaches are never long term. They are journey men. If we want the best we can get out of our team they must understand the Australian football culture and mentality. Only one overseas coach came close, Hiddink. Outside of those, there are very few who have the pedigree to navigate qualification in Asia and perform at a World Cup, while instilling a football culture and playing style. There are plenty more. Plenty. Name them... Too many to list. If I get paid I will find them! I'm not doing the job for this overpaid CEO for nothing! Nice deflection. Don't need a whole list...name 3. https://www.transfermarkt.com/trainer/verfuegbaretrainer/statistikAbout 7000 coaches on the market. Pick 3 you like 👍 Do you have any opinions of your own?
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Funarch
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+x+x+x+x+x+xOverseas coaches are never long term. They are journey men. If we want the best we can get out of our team they must understand the Australian football culture and mentality. Only one overseas coach came close, Hiddink. Outside of those, there are very few who have the pedigree to navigate qualification in Asia and perform at a World Cup, while instilling a football culture and playing style. There are plenty more. Plenty. Name them... Too many to list. If I get paid I will find them! I'm not doing the job for this overpaid CEO for nothing! Nice deflection. Don't need a whole list...name 3. https://www.transfermarkt.com/trainer/verfuegbaretrainer/statistikAbout 7000 coaches on the market. Pick 3 you like 👍
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Burztur
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+x+x+x+xUzbek's one of the best teams of the tournament. HAHAHA There is no Asian team that would defeat Uzbek's comfortably yup, Japan struggled, Arnold In ..again I'd add South Korea and Iran as teams likely to do well against Uzbekistan.
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+x+x+xUzbek's one of the best teams of the tournament. HAHAHA There is no Asian team that would defeat Uzbek's comfortably yup, Japan struggled, Arnold In ..again
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socceroo_06
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+x+x+x+x+xOverseas coaches are never long term. They are journey men. If we want the best we can get out of our team they must understand the Australian football culture and mentality. Only one overseas coach came close, Hiddink. Outside of those, there are very few who have the pedigree to navigate qualification in Asia and perform at a World Cup, while instilling a football culture and playing style. There are plenty more. Plenty. Name them... Too many to list. If I get paid I will find them! I'm not doing the job for this overpaid CEO for nothing! Nice deflection. Don't need a whole list...name 3. Surely you're not that much of a cuck to back out of this game, are you?
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Pasquali
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+x+xUzbek's one of the best teams of the tournament. HAHAHA There is no Asian team that would defeat Uzbek's comfortably
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Funarch
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+xUzbek's one of the best teams of the tournament. HAHAHA
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Pasquali
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Uzbek's one of the best teams of the tournament. We really shouldn't expect to beat teams like that easily, especially not without our best players.
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