why should they? you got NFI.

so FNSW takes all the money from gate revenue, then doesnt want to pay for security & cops which will cost the clubs tens of thousands of dollars...fukn tight asses, whats wrong with playing the game at a neutral venue, they can keep the gate revenue and pay for security and till they will probably make a turnover.

FNSW dont want responisiblity for security but if an incident occured they'd be the first to dish out heavy fines and kick out teams of the competition just because of a few dikheads, i mean seriously is it hard to contain 5k crowd well well organised cops and security, no its not, but FNSW are just lazy cunts with no fukn idea how to run or organise things, atleast there backsides are covered and get $$ thats all they care about.

why should they? you got NFI.

so FNSW takes all the money from gate revenue, then doesnt want to pay for security & cops which will cost the clubs tens of thousands of dollars...fukn tight asses, whats wrong with playing the game at a neutral venue, they can keep the gate revenue and pay for security and till they will probably make a turnover.

FNSW dont want responisiblity for security but if an incident occured they'd be the first to dish out heavy fines and kick out teams of the competition just because of a few dikheads, i mean seriously is it hard to contain 5k crowd well well organised cops and security, no its not, but FNSW are just lazy cunts with no fukn idea how to run or organise things, atleast there backsides are covered and get $$ thats all they care about.

Nearly every SydneyUnited and BWE fan acknowledges it was there fans who fucked up and this is why they're in the position they are you clue less fuck. But at some point the parent has to return the toy yes? And a few years is more then enough time!

So glad I'm a 'racist' and don't have to worry about the sort of ethnic violence the NSWPL is enveloped in.

I'm glad you're away from ethnic violence, because that is so much worse then violence in general, isn't it?

Proof you're a racist, dumb shit.

You seem to fail that people who attend these 'high risk' games are not fans of the Club, but use the two teams playing as a reason to go with other Cro's/Serb's/Greek's/Maso's to cause trouble with the 'enemy'.

Not that I would expect you to understand that racist cunt.

and what are SYU and BWE doing to stop these fans getting in? maybe if you did somethin and showed FNSW what you are doing they would be happy to let fans in, maybe police yaself would help

What do you think the clubs should do about them getting in? The answer is there is nothing they can do to stop them getting in. How are they gonna know who's there for the football and who's not. It's just not possible.

if i knew the answers i would have a job in security control but i dont but you guys have had 2 years to think of something true? you dont get alot of fans anyway to the games so you guys would know whos a fan and who has just rocked up for one game,

BTW the grand final is at parra stadium

The thing is there is no way to tell who is there for football and who is not. If it was open to fans I have no doubt this would be the biggest crowd of the season.

The thing is there are people who would rock up for one game for the football and there are people who would rock up for one game to start some trouble, it's impossible to differentiate the two.

Edited by sydneycroatia58: 18/8/2010 02:28:25 PM

im sure as a fan yourself you would know who hasnt been there before and who has been to most games,plus im sure both BWE and SYU would know the people involved in the fights last time

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Sudden death football is the order of the day this weekend as Bonnyrigg White Eagles and Sydney United go into battle in a last ditch effort to keep their respective seasons alive, and set up a grand-final clash with Blacktown City FC.

Blacktown City FC will enjoy the weekend off to accurately prepare the grand-final clash the following weekend, though there is no such luxury for the White Eagles and Reds.

Bonnyrigg coach Brian Brown has the big task of lifting the morale amongst his troops following a comprehensive defeat at the hands of Blacktown City FC last weekend. Played in-front of their home supporters, the White Eagles were handed a hefty lesson with a 4-0 defeat sending the side into an elimination play-off for the chance to reach the grand-final.

Brown will look at his big guns Brad Boardman, Daniel Severino and Jamie McMaster to lead the way against the Reds, with the side boasting a positive record against Sydney United in 2010.

Bonnyrigg grabbed bragging rights in both regular season clashes – a 2-1 win at Sydney United Sports Centre in Round 5 followed by a very impressive 3-0 win at home in Round 16.

With an elimination bout in store this weekend, these previous results will count for very little.

The Reds have lived a somewhat inconsistent run in 2010, in-terms of results, though David Zdrilic’s side have shown their ability to grind out results when the going gets tough. A fine show of their potential was demonstrated last weekend against A.P.I.A.-Leichhardt Tigers, where Luka Glavas and Zdrilic himself double-teamed the Tigers, ending the mammoth run of one of the competitions most consistent side’s over the second-half of the season.

Zdrilic’s side possesses a fine attacking third with the likes of Glavas, Elsid Barkhousir, Zdrilic himself and Petar Markovic out of midfield providing many options going forward.

The battle in midfield promises to be a real gem with Shane Webb and Milorad Simonovic performing consistently well for the White Eagles, meanwhile the Reds will be rock solid with Ivo Bosnar and the likes of Peter Zorbas and Steve Hayes more than up for the challenge.

With the season of both clubs going on the line, action aplenty is expected this weekend with both sides desperate to book a date with destiny against Blacktown City FC in the grand-final.

The Grade 20s at Lily Homes Stadium on Saturday at 5pm promises to also be a huge match as Blacktown City FC take on Sydney Olympic with the winner booking at ticket in the 2010 Grand Final at Parramatta Stadium against Sydney United.
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You seem to fail that people who attend these 'high risk' games are not fans of the Club, but use the two teams playing as a reason to go with other Cro's/Serb's/Greek's/Maso's to cause trouble with the 'enemy'.

Not that I would expect you to understand that racist cunt.

stfu and worry about what's going on in qld.