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+x+x+x+x+x+xSo basically we could only score from a corner. No surprise we can't score, there aren't any strikers in this squad. Just like at most aussie national teams. Effectively playing a 4 - 6 - 0. All of these players should be established stars in their respective leagues. Most are fringe squad players. When these are the best young players our country can produce we're going to be struggling big team at Socceroo level in a few years. Only maybe 1-2 potential socceroos in this squad. As always the hope is that the next batch of Joeys who have played through more of the curriculum, skills etc will be a level above. But we've been saying that for 10 years now. Still waiting on a next gen to actually be better and have numerous players in the aleague in their teens. Only maybe 1-2 potential socceroos in this squad .. bit of a harsh call based on a couple of warm up friendlies. It's a bit harsh but its been awhile since we have seen some of the players in the youth teams make the grade up. The 2011 side that competed in the u20 world cup was the best batch to play for the Roos. Better than the 1992 Olyroos? - Mark Bosnich - Ned Zelic - Paul Okon - Damien Mori - Steve Corica - Tony Vidmar etc. I mean to say for the current group of players and not all time, sorry for the misunderstanding! I mean to say the 2010 team that made the AFC u20 final and played in the world cup in the following year has a fair few boys that have been involved for the Socceroos in the last few years, that has been a good group which hasn't been replicated since. Of course they no where the near the same quality as the mid-1990s gen that formed the '06 squad. Is that the Oar, Leckie, Amini etc. group? Yeah and Kerem bulut and birighitti
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Barca4Life
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+x+x+x+x+x+xSo basically we could only score from a corner. No surprise we can't score, there aren't any strikers in this squad. Just like at most aussie national teams. Effectively playing a 4 - 6 - 0. All of these players should be established stars in their respective leagues. Most are fringe squad players. When these are the best young players our country can produce we're going to be struggling big team at Socceroo level in a few years. Only maybe 1-2 potential socceroos in this squad. As always the hope is that the next batch of Joeys who have played through more of the curriculum, skills etc will be a level above. But we've been saying that for 10 years now. Still waiting on a next gen to actually be better and have numerous players in the aleague in their teens. Only maybe 1-2 potential socceroos in this squad .. bit of a harsh call based on a couple of warm up friendlies. It's a bit harsh but its been awhile since we have seen some of the players in the youth teams make the grade up. The 2011 side that competed in the u20 world cup was the best batch to play for the Roos. Better than the 1992 Olyroos? - Mark Bosnich - Ned Zelic - Paul Okon - Damien Mori - Steve Corica - Tony Vidmar etc. I mean to say for the current group of players and not all time, sorry for the misunderstanding! I mean to say the 2010 team that made the AFC u20 final and played in the world cup in the following year has a fair few boys that have been involved for the Socceroos in the last few years, that has been a good group which hasn't been replicated since. Of course they no where the near the same quality as the mid-1990s gen that formed the '06 squad. Is that the Oar, Leckie, Amini etc. group? Yep that one. It had a few good players in that team that are even in the current Socceroos side or on the fringes at least. Also the likes of Petratos, Ibini, Sainsbury, Davidson, Grant and Ben Kantarovski who was the captain and at that time was mentioned as the highest rated player by former dutch coach in Jan Versleijen. That was a pretty good batch for the Socceroos production. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2011_FIFA_U-20_World_Cup_squads#_Australia
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Barca4Life
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+x+x+x+x+x+xSo basically we could only score from a corner. No surprise we can't score, there aren't any strikers in this squad. Just like at most aussie national teams. Effectively playing a 4 - 6 - 0. All of these players should be established stars in their respective leagues. Most are fringe squad players. When these are the best young players our country can produce we're going to be struggling big team at Socceroo level in a few years. Only maybe 1-2 potential socceroos in this squad. As always the hope is that the next batch of Joeys who have played through more of the curriculum, skills etc will be a level above. But we've been saying that for 10 years now. Still waiting on a next gen to actually be better and have numerous players in the aleague in their teens. Only maybe 1-2 potential socceroos in this squad .. bit of a harsh call based on a couple of warm up friendlies. It's a bit harsh but its been awhile since we have seen some of the players in the youth teams make the grade up. The 2011 side that competed in the u20 world cup was the best batch to play for the Roos. Better than the 1992 Olyroos? - Mark Bosnich - Ned Zelic - Paul Okon - Damien Mori - Steve Corica - Tony Vidmar etc. I mean to say for the current group of players and not all time, sorry for the misunderstanding! I mean to say the 2010 team that made the AFC u20 final and played in the world cup in the following year has a fair few boys that have been involved for the Socceroos in the last few years, that has been a good group which hasn't been replicated since. Of course they no where the near the same quality as the mid-1990s gen that formed the '06 squad. Is that the Oar, Leckie, Amini etc. group? Anyway we are still waiting for the new gen to come through with that extra quality but i have my doubts on that.
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johnszasz
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Opener vs Cambodia as hosts at on Friday a 2pm CET. That would make it midnight Sydney time.
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johnszasz
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Games vs Chinese Taipei and South Korea are on Sunday and Tuesday at 5pm Cambodia time. 7pm Sydney and 11am CET.
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+x+x+xSo basically we could only score from a corner. No surprise we can't score, there aren't any strikers in this squad. Just like at most aussie national teams. Effectively playing a 4 - 6 - 0. All of these players should be established stars in their respective leagues. Most are fringe squad players. When these are the best young players our country can produce we're going to be struggling big team at Socceroo level in a few years. Only maybe 1-2 potential socceroos in this squad. As always the hope is that the next batch of Joeys who have played through more of the curriculum, skills etc will be a level above. But we've been saying that for 10 years now. Still waiting on a next gen to actually be better and have numerous players in the aleague in their teens. Only maybe 1-2 potential socceroos in this squad .. bit of a harsh call based on a couple of warm up friendlies. It's a bit harsh but its been awhile since we have seen some of the players in the youth teams make the grade up. The 2011 side that competed in the u20 world cup was the best batch to play for the Roos. +x+x+x+x+xSo basically we could only score from a corner. No surprise we can't score, there aren't any strikers in this squad. Just like at most aussie national teams. Effectively playing a 4 - 6 - 0. All of these players should be established stars in their respective leagues. Most are fringe squad players. When these are the best young players our country can produce we're going to be struggling big team at Socceroo level in a few years. Only maybe 1-2 potential socceroos in this squad. As always the hope is that the next batch of Joeys who have played through more of the curriculum, skills etc will be a level above. But we've been saying that for 10 years now. Still waiting on a next gen to actually be better and have numerous players in the aleague in their teens. Only maybe 1-2 potential socceroos in this squad .. bit of a harsh call based on a couple of warm up friendlies. It's a bit harsh but its been awhile since we have seen some of the players in the youth teams make the grade up. The 2011 side that competed in the u20 world cup was the best batch to play for the Roos. Better than the 1992 Olyroos? - Mark Bosnich - Ned Zelic - Paul Okon - Damien Mori - Steve Corica - Tony Vidmar etc. I mean to say for the current group of players and not all time, sorry for the misunderstanding! I mean to say the 2010 team that made the AFC u20 final and played in the world cup in the following year has a fair few boys that have been involved for the Socceroos in the last few years, that has been a good group which hasn't been replicated since. Of course they no where the near the same quality as the mid-1990s gen that formed the '06 squad. The thing is we don't really know for sure. This tournament will provide a clearer picture of where we are at. But to say only 1-2 are future socceroos based on 2 warm up games is ridiculous. The context of these games need to be considered; the team has had little time to build chemistry and bed down Arnie's game plan, and they played in less than ideal humidity. By all reports they dominated the second game, a vast improvement on the first, so with some more time hopefully they will be ready for Cambodia. This time next year, who know's, the likes of Piscopo, Arzani, Champness, McGree etc. may have surpassed the team of 2010.
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johnszasz
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Just looking at the squad I feel these are some really exciting prospects. The vast majority or named on that top 50 thread. I enjoy that most are getting stellar A League minutes.
The question now is whether they'll gel as a team and playing group at U23 level and then form a young band for national team promotion.
McGree, Atkinson, Pasquali are especially exciting. It's a shame Folami is injured.
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Just looking deeper at the squad, Gersbach, Deng and O'Neill have certainly been exposed to quite a bit of high level stuff.
A few from the U20 have come up. Folami, Najjarine and Delianov will hopefully come through soon. Delianov should be at the Mariners.
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+x+x+x+xSo basically we could only score from a corner. No surprise we can't score, there aren't any strikers in this squad. Just like at most aussie national teams. Effectively playing a 4 - 6 - 0. All of these players should be established stars in their respective leagues. Most are fringe squad players. When these are the best young players our country can produce we're going to be struggling big team at Socceroo level in a few years. Only maybe 1-2 potential socceroos in this squad. As always the hope is that the next batch of Joeys who have played through more of the curriculum, skills etc will be a level above. But we've been saying that for 10 years now. Still waiting on a next gen to actually be better and have numerous players in the aleague in their teens. Only maybe 1-2 potential socceroos in this squad .. bit of a harsh call based on a couple of warm up friendlies. It's a bit harsh but its been awhile since we have seen some of the players in the youth teams make the grade up. The 2011 side that competed in the u20 world cup was the best batch to play for the Roos. +x+x+x+x+xSo basically we could only score from a corner. No surprise we can't score, there aren't any strikers in this squad. Just like at most aussie national teams. Effectively playing a 4 - 6 - 0. All of these players should be established stars in their respective leagues. Most are fringe squad players. When these are the best young players our country can produce we're going to be struggling big team at Socceroo level in a few years. Only maybe 1-2 potential socceroos in this squad. As always the hope is that the next batch of Joeys who have played through more of the curriculum, skills etc will be a level above. But we've been saying that for 10 years now. Still waiting on a next gen to actually be better and have numerous players in the aleague in their teens. Only maybe 1-2 potential socceroos in this squad .. bit of a harsh call based on a couple of warm up friendlies. It's a bit harsh but its been awhile since we have seen some of the players in the youth teams make the grade up. The 2011 side that competed in the u20 world cup was the best batch to play for the Roos. Better than the 1992 Olyroos? - Mark Bosnich - Ned Zelic - Paul Okon - Damien Mori - Steve Corica - Tony Vidmar etc. I mean to say for the current group of players and not all time, sorry for the misunderstanding! I mean to say the 2010 team that made the AFC u20 final and played in the world cup in the following year has a fair few boys that have been involved for the Socceroos in the last few years, that has been a good group which hasn't been replicated since. Of course they no where the near the same quality as the mid-1990s gen that formed the '06 squad. The thing is we don't really know for sure. This tournament will provide a clearer picture of where we are at. But to say only 1-2 are future socceroos based on 2 warm up games is ridiculous. The context of these games need to be considered; the team has had little time to build chemistry and bed down Arnie's game plan, and they played in less than ideal humidity. By all reports they dominated the second game, a vast improvement on the first, so with some more time hopefully they will be ready for Cambodia. This time next year, who know's, the likes of Piscopo, Arzani, Champness, McGree etc. may have surpassed the team of 2010. They dominated the first game as well, but could not score and gave away a couple of goals against the play. They then dominated the second but could not score as many goals as they should have done and faded at the end to concede a very late goal.
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+xDelianov should be at the Mariners. Linked with WU, so is Pierias.
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Josh
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I try and remain positive every time there is a tournament, I really do. But unfortunately facts are facts, we won’t go through.
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Cambodia vs Thailand, AFF U22 semi final from a few weeks ago. Artificial turf. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r9jqb2Thzro
By now, American Samoa must have realised that Australias 22-0 win over Tonga two days earlier was no fluke.
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  Hopefully we'll find a stream..
By now, American Samoa must have realised that Australias 22-0 win over Tonga two days earlier was no fluke.
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Melbcityguy
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anyone watching tonight?
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TheSelectFew
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wot? We don't even know if there is a stream yet.
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Bowden
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Kickoff is midnight Eastern yeah?
SURELY there will at least be a dodgy stream somewhere.
Remember it’s not against the rules to post stream links if a match isn’t being broadcast in Australia. Let’s help each other out.
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Melbcityguy
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+xwot? We don't even know if there is a stream yet. yeah that was my second question
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Still no news regarding the matches being broadcasted, pretty disappointing considering there is no Socceroo match this weekend.
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Bowden
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Nathaniel Atkinson posted to his Insta stories that Fox Sports are streaming the match but I haven’t seen that anywhere else so he could be mistaken.
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+xNathaniel Atkinson posted to his Insta stories that Fox Sports are streaming the match but I haven’t seen that anywhere else so he could be mistaken. Fox Sports Asia?
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Bowden
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Ooh maybe. At least that means there should be a stream somewhere.
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+xKickoff is midnight Eastern yeah? SURELY there will at least be a dodgy stream somewhere. Remember it’s not against the rules to post stream links if a match isn’t being broadcast in Australia. Let’s help each other out. South East Asian countries usually have a stream up on Youtube.
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Sth Korea 8-0 Chinese Taipei
By now, American Samoa must have realised that Australias 22-0 win over Tonga two days earlier was no fluke.
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Midnight. Surprised the Socceroos twitter isn’t posting the team. Anyone find who’s playing?
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+xMidnight. Surprised the Socceroos twitter isn’t posting the team. Anyone find who’s playing? Really? You think the FFA can afford to have a social media person stay up all night to provide info for a handful of die hards about a junior national team? You'll get a score update in the morning and thats about it from official channels
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Ok I literally messaged former FFT regular and current FFA social media legend davidtorres/davidsuarez and the beautiful man set this up: https://www.socceroos.com.au/news/live-stream-australia-u-23-vs-cambodia-u-23
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Bowden you are a star
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