ye but this time it looks like tis going to work dont know the final score maybe fft will give us a report tomorrow?

[size=7]Brown and Pointer to be White Eagles till 2012[/size]

Bonnyrigg White Eagles’ coaching duo of Brian ‘Bomber’ Brown (head coach) and Cliff Pointer (assistant coach) have agreed to extend their deals with the club till the end of season 2012 it was reported by club officials this week.

The board of Bonnyrigg White Eagles have been very happy with Brown and Pointer since they commenced with the club last year and with the extensive recruitment drive in 2010, the board has shown its support and faith behind the coaching management.

Bonnyrigg White Eagles Football Manager George Mandic was delighted to have agreed to terms with his well known coaching staff.

“Brian Brown was always on the club’s radar ever since the Bonnyrigg White Eagles were part of the NSW Premier League.

“The club knows that both Brian and Cliff are the best coaching duo in the league and with them at the helm, Bonnyrigg White Eagles know the club can only go one way and that is to the top.

“The club wants trophies and we believe both can deliver success and develop players at the Bonnyrigg White Eagles.”

The Bonnyrigg White Eagles has by far been the busiest in recruiting new players as 11 new signings have been made by the club for season 2010.

sydcro58 you coming to KT on Sat for the friendship cup with MCSC?

what crowd is to be expected for the match sydney united versus melbourne knights?

why croatians have no passion?

[size=7]Daejeon Citizen FC and Marconi Stallions play out exciting friendly clash[/size]

NSW Premier League side Marconi Stallions continued their pre-season preparation for the upcoming 2010 season in a highly entertaining match against South Korean K-League Championship aspirants, Daejeon Citizen FC at Valentine Sports Complex, Glenwood last Wednesday.

Daejeon Citizen FC was established in 1997 and is a community owned football club in South Korea.

They are currently in Sydney on a grueling 5 week pre-season camp, with some 6 friendly matches against the NSW Premier and State League opposition.

In only their second trial match for the 2010 campaign, the Stallions lost 3-1 but were not disgraced. Both teams went on the offensive seeking an early moral booster which came to the Stallions in the 14th minute when youngster Jarrod Lum was heavily tackled in the 6 yard box, denying him a clear goal scoring opportunity. Stallions’ captain Nahuel Arrarte made no mistake to put his team ahead.

Daejeon were recovering from this early setback and began to show the seriousness of this match with many defense splitting runs that would breakdown many good teams.

The intensity of this 5 week pre-season camp was evident with the tremendous fitness displayed by the South Koreans.

By now, Daejeon pulled many tricks with the Marconi defensive line and shot stopper James Chronopoulos alert and sharp, as the South Koreans fired at him from every angle, at every opportunity.

A flurry of attacks from both teams provided excellent entertainment to the 100 strong spectators made up of mainly player’s family members.

Daejeon’s Brazilian duo of Ale and Babel, were sheer class and one could see why the South Koreans have them on their books, while Ko Chang Hyeon, stood out from his team mates for his creative abilities.

In the 29th minute, Daejeon was on level terms thanks to the penalty spot as Ko Chang Hyeon got his name on the score sheet.

With both sides on the score sheet and level, the fast tempo reverted to technical football with some neat one touch play and searching runs from wide players.

All square at the half way mark, and it was time for Daejeon to rest their prized Brazilians and a number of first grade regulars to test fringe players. With a squad of 28 players, coaches have many options available and try to get as many players on the park.

For Marconi, James Chronopoulos made way for new signing Jose Bello Amigo in goals, who recently returned to Australia after a stint in Spain’s lower football leagues.

Daejeon added to their score within minutes, as a cross was not dealt with effectively by the Marconi defense, a scramble ensued leading to their second goal for the evening.

Ten minutes later (55’) a long ball was played by Daejeon on one of the flanks which saw a delightfully precise out swinging cross at the end of a South Korean player who hit a thunderous volley which almost ripped the net of it’s mountings to add Daejeon’s third for the match.

Marconi created further chances with Anabalon going just wide of Daejeon’s posts after a clever pass from Alex Canak. Marconi youngsters, Nathan Jaglemen and Ryan Hughes combined well to trouble the South Korean’s defense late in the game. As usual, Nahuel Arrate was very consistent in his performance which created interest from Daejeon’s travelling media.

Daejeon’s coach Wang Sun-Jae is not a stranger to Sydney as he has family members that still live in Sydney. The travelling South Korean media took great interest in his post match comments however; spent considerable time talking to Marconi Stallions’ boss Lee Sterrey.

Sterrey gave some 7 youngsters under the age of 20 an opportunity to show their talent and to expose them to high level football.

“It was a good exercise to expose my players to visiting teams and I’m pleased with their output considering that Daejeon are full time professionals and this is our third hit out.

“I’m not afraid to use the younger player, after all, they have to start somewhere and this is good a game you get for football education”.
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good result with a pre-seasson marconi, sydney fc would lose to this team easily 4,5 nil

olympic played hakoah with half a squad.

wait for the rematch

thats great u are one sad person, one minute ur united the other minute ur rovers your a confused sole

u cant be normal and support two clubs in a country 1 division away from another

[size=7]Luka Glavas the star as Sydney United win Interstate Friendship Cup[/size]

Sydney United has won the 2010 ‘Interstate Friendship Cup’ after an entertaining 3-2 victory over two-time former NSL Champions Melbourne Knights at Sydney United Sports Centre, Saturday 30th of January 2010.

A second half hatrick from Sydney United favourite Luka Glavas (47p’, 68’, 94’) cancelled out goals from Jean Charles Dubois (37’) and Liam Cannell (89’) in what was an excellent hit-out for the 2009 NSW Premier League Premiers.

The game opened with a flurry of possession for the home side but it was the Knight’s who looked the more dangerous on the counter-attack.

Melbourne winger Liam Cannell came close to opening the scoring in the 4th minute after expertly cutting in from the right-hand touchline to unleash a low drive to rattle the woodwork from inside the 18-yard box.

Sydney United started to find their range as the match went on and should have taken the lead in the 14th minute after former Blacktown City and Sydney Olympic defender Michael Cindric found himself in an excellent position to header in a Shane Lyons corner but pushed wide.

As the Edensor Park outfit pressed for the opener, Melbourne were able to counter expertly, pushing the ball wide to the impressive Ivica Prajz who delivered a perfect cross for Jean Charles Dubois to header home in the 37th minute and take a 1-0 lead into half-time.

The second half opened much like the first with Sydney United dominating possession and in the 47th minute Elsid Barkhousier was able to latch onto a through ball and before pulling the trigger was fouled inside the 18-yard box.

Luka Glavas stepped up and expertly dispatched the penalty to equalise.

Melbourne continued to find themselves on the back foot as United continued to push forward.

Sydney United soon took the lead thanks to some brilliant work from substitute Ante Tomic to keep the ball in play and feed Elsid Barkhousier who produced a sublime low cross for Luka Glavas who slotted home his second of the evening.

With the match seemingly headed towards a United victory, Melbourne drew level in the 89th minute thanks to Liam Cannel who headed powerfully following an excellent Josip Magdic cross.

However it was Glavas who had the last laugh, slotting home an injury time winner after Ante Tomic found space in behind the napping Melbourne defence and drove a low ball across the 6-yard box for Glavas to finish.

The 2009 NSW Premier League Premiers continue their pre-season campaign with a friendly match against K-League side Daejeon Citizen FC at Valentine Sports Park on Wednesday 3rd of February 2010 (7:30pm).

Line Ups

Sydney United

50. Vedran Janjetovic (23. Roy Bell 45’), 25. Michael Cindric, 40. Joe Vrkic (8. George Strogylos 55’), 29. Shane Lyons, 3. Damon Collina (38. Adam Jenner 55’), 21. Ivo Bosnar, 33. Steve Hayes, 18. Petar Markovic (5. Ante Tomic 64’), 35. Elsid Barkhousir (41. Sean Mitchell 76’), 13. David Zdrilic (9. Tommy Cirjar 88’), 11. Luka Glavas

Subs not used: 28. Daniel Rezo, 2. Steven Veleski

Melbourne Knights

1. Ante Longaric (22. Mate Vrbec 90’), 6. Daniel Rocco, 7. Liam Cannell, 2. Ryan Filipovic (15. Scott Lucas 55’), 4. Ben Surey, 10. Ivica Prajz (17. Josip Magdic 88’), 5. Anthony Bran, 12. Anthony Colossimo (19. Andrew Bourakis 68’), 8. Kevin Thompson, 9. Adrian Zahra (11. Tomislav Ples 80’), 14. Jean Charles Dubois (16. Jake Collossimo 48’)

Subs not used: nil
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ARE YOU TRYING TO TELL ME FFT WAS NOT AT THE GAME, MAJOR GAME BETWEEN TWO MAJOR TEAMS AND THEY WERE NOT AT GAME UNBELEVABLE


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