oh, i am not saying he didnt make a completely legitimate decision and do the right thing, but just cause if his actions being a bit slow, be raised his hand after the goal it looked

if it's full time it's full time no matter where it is

having said that I had to ref a juniors game last season, and the opposition had a corner and no time left, but they were down 5-0, so I let them take 4 or so corners in a row in hope they'd score lol

Saw the end of the Roar/Victory game live.

Just caught up with the highlights seeing all goals scored.

I'm hoping Roar fans Waz ( is he still here?), Roar IMB, etc, can fill in a few gaps about some young Roar players. Two have really taken my fancy. I hope they are young Aussies.

The Roar central striker Tommy ? I'm assuming he is an Aussie? He shows good movement and predatory instincts around goal. Tommy looks like an exciting central striking prospect.

The other was a  Roar player on the right flank - Keygan Jatovic?  He demonstrated some really fluid moves in a dribbling sequence, using advanced and hard to execute dribbling techniques to completely wrong foot his opponent,  then to cross for Rojas to head a goal at the back  post.

tom waddingham and keegan jelacic?

Keegan is exciting because he is a rare specialist 10 that has for 2 seasons gotten game time in his favoured position (unlike bernando, segecic (8) or to some degree volpato) has also signed for gent in belgium and back here on loan. Played a few games in norway

waddingham is the first player this young I can remember (18) to hold down a starting position and score goals regularly. He has 6 in about 20 games and about 1200 minutes as well as 4 in the oz cup

not mark viduka or aloisi's start to their career, but well ahead of any young player in the a league era

Thanks, Grazor, for providing background on this duo.

 Of course I haven't watched them for a while to evaluate  multifaceted aspects of their performance, but it is good to see eye catching young Aussies.