Thanks guys! :d :d =d>

so would this mean local guys arent allowed in or have to sit higher up?

I'm not sure how anybody could complain too much about the regional round being at Hindmarsh?

It seems the club are finally getting sick of all the focus on Flores, but I reckon that his unatainability will continue to be ignored by the desperate!

It seems the club are finally getting sick of all the focus on Flores, but I reckon that his unatainability will continue to be ignored by the desperate!

I'm not sure how anybody could complain too much about the regional round being at Hindmarsh?
Its another home game essentially? and last years effort in Bathurst was used by numbers illiterates to drag down our season crowd average as technically it was our home game...hardly fair as it was in fricken Bathjurst ferchrissakes! I guarantee we'll do better than 2,500 this time around and by laying on transport and organizing hotel deals for those coming from far away, we'll likely be increasing our fan base here in SA:)

It is not that desperate. You might be over it but that is good for you general. The reality is SVD wants to go owners looking in Europe for a buyer if he is brought it will go towards Marcos. Now it is a long shot but not as desperate as you might think.

a buyer get SVD we get flores.

now the bit hurdle is that flores could sign for another team in the time it takes to find a buyer for SVD or SVD might not even be sold.

Now do i expect him to come to the club for next season NO i don't. But if SVD gets sold i would get very excited if flores is still free.

No club has expressed interest in van Dijk, whether it's because they don't think he's that good, or because we've priced him too high, we will never know. The fact is, we are not getting Flores back with finances and the current squad in place. The sooner people get that into their head, the sooner our club can move on from replying to stupid and pointless questions from the public.

So any news on this Argentina fellow in the Rumor file

Australia defender Sasa Ognenovski revealed a move to the Persian Gulf is on the cards as he bids to lighten the load on his body en route to the 2014 World Cup.

The 33-year-old Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma stopper, who shone for the Socceroos in the World Cup qualifiers against Oman and Japan, rejected a switch to Qatar-based Al Wahda 10 months ago.

But with two clubs from the region currently circling him, the ageless Ognenovski – soon to be a free agent as he resists signing on for a fourth season at Seongnam – is now ready to embrace the Petrodollars in a calculated effort to reduce wear and tear on his battle-hardened physique.

"More than likely my next move will be to Qatar," Ognenovski said.

"The idea is to lessen the load on my body a little bit. This season in the K-League we play 44 league games. We've played seven Asian Champions League games and a couple of FA Cup games, so it's quite demanding.

"That's a pretty heavy work load and there are never any easy games. Also coaches here never pull you out, even if you're suffering fatigue.

"I just want to look after my body a bit more and maybe play 35 games a season, rather than say 50.

"There are a couple of clubs who have shown interest, so we will see what happens. I could have gone to Qatar last year but at that time I was looking more at a move to Europe."

The 13-times capped Ognenovski came close to a move to Crystal Palace last January but was stymied by visa restrictions over the number of games he had played for Australia over the preceding two years.

The challenge in places like Qatar is making sure you keep a high level of professionalism, according to Ognenovski.

Soccceroos team-mate Mark Bresciano has flourished in the UAE Pro League League with Al Nasr while Aussie skipper Lucas Neill spent last season with Al Jazira and is looking to secure another contract in the United Arab Emirates.

"They can't train as hard and play with the same intensity that a lot of other leagues do because of the heat," Ognenovski said.

"So you have to make sure your professionalism doesn't slip at any time.

"I've had a great time in Korea. I've won trophies and individual honours and have in a way opened the door for other Australian players to play in the K-League."

Despite seemingly dropping down the pecking order in recent internationals as Japan-based Matthew Spiranovic got the nod, Ognenovski reclaimed the prized centre-back spot alongside Neill and now sees the duo as likely incumbents on the road to Brazil 2014.

"I think at the moment we are the first choice pair. Fortunately for us, and not so fortunately for them, none of the young boys have really come in and taken the bull by the horns," the 2010 AFC Player of the Year declared.

"So while some of them also are playing regularly for their clubs, for the moment it looks like falling on Lucas and myself.

"I think we're doing a decent job and I don't see too much changing for the next few qualifiers unless of course our form drops off."

Ognenovski – rested for the friendly against Denmark in early June – believes his experience is an added boost for national team boss Holger Osieck.

"I didn't play the Denmark game more so because we have a heavy load in the K-League and I'd played six games in less than two weeks," he said.

"But I always felt I would probably get the nod for the qualifiers.

"When I came in alongside Lucas for the Oman match I felt very comfortable.

"I've played for the national team for a little while now and I feel quite comfortable that I can do a job."http://theworldgame.sbs.com.au/news/1111198/Ognenovski-eyes-off-Qatar-deal

So what has happened to Val lately, not much articles or anything written by him on Adelaide now for awhile ? he got the boot ? lol

We don't need the Og Monster sadly.

AUFC, GET ONTO THIS!!!!!

If it works I will let you know :)

Read: General will invite us all into the box for match day shenanigans.

I just hope to god he isn't wearing blue