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General Ashnak wrote:


Personally I actually see no reason for football to be a gender divided game, with the increasing emphasis on technical ability being a deciding factor in the level that you can play at - what truely is the diference between highly skilled men and women players of football? Men can run slightly faster than women and in general have a musculature that is more developed. But raw speed and strength are not the defining points in the players that we generally recognise as the best in the world, it is actually their technical ability to move the ball as well as with the ball and their sense of positioning on the field. At this time the male football players are at an advantage as they can develop in and be supported by professional entities, female footballers do not have this luxury.

But I have gone off on a complete tangent here, well sort of!


Serious? If anything, football has become skewed towards the physical side of the game. Strength and pace are a massive part of the game these days. Some of the great sides of the past would probably be better that some current sides in a technical sense but would get steamrolled due to the pace of the game these days.

There is no way in the world that women would be able to compete with men.

Can you imagine a female battling Essien for the ball in the middle of the park? :lol:

As for what the difference is between male and female footballers. Well, I'm a park footballer and have played with/against a couple of Matildas in the past. I could run rings around them and I'm an average park footballer, FFS
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SydneyCroatia wrote:
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Doesnt bother me at all as all state feds should have some involvement with a league clubs


Why is that?

Last time I checked, the A-League clubs are not members of their respective state federations and do not pay affiliation fees. Why should an organisation like FNSW contribute anything to a PRIVATELY owned franchise?



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Northern Tigers v Sydney Olympic Women Trial Games Results

posted by on February 28, 2011


Sydney Olympic women teams had trial games this weekend against Northern Tigers a team that is also competing in the Football NSW Super League and we will get to play against in the 5th round of the competition. There were mixed results for our teams but the 1st grade and Under 16s results were very positive and put a smile on the Sydney Olympic officials.




Reports on the games can be found below:





Under 12s girls

Half time: Sydney Olympic 0 Northern Tigers 2

Fulltime: Sydney Olympic 0 Northern Tigers 4

The score line definitely doesn't indicate the effort and improvement the team displayed this week. We were a lot better in many areas including our passing game and defensive structure, with Marielle Bessiris and Zeinab Hijazi particularly strong at the back. Hannah Hijazi and Sotiria Psakis controlled the play well in the midfield and often released our speed star Demi Karahlis who was unlucky not to score a couple of times.

We did concede 4 goals but many all through lapses in concentration and these are areas we will continue to develop.






Under 14s girls

Half time: Sydney Olympic 0 Northern Tigers 2

Full time: Sydney Olympic 0 Northern Tigers 2

The Under 14's again started slowly, allowing the Tigers to gain an early advantage. When the girls move the ball quickly, releasing players into space we are a great team to watch. Emily Mallos and Sienna Pigna looked dangerous when given space out wide with Emily unlucky with a shot over the bar and Sienna whipping in some great crosses.

It was positive to see the girls respond well to what they learnt at training and the team will continue to develop into a very good football team.






Under 16s girls

Half time: Sydney Olympic 3 Northern Tigers 0

Full time: Sydney Olympic 4 Northern Tigers 2

A good team performance against side that would be considered the benchmark for this grade.

It was pleasing to see that the girls are putting into practice the technical aspects of their training. Again a highly spirited effort especially in the second half.

Well done girls, keep up the hard work!







Reserve Grade Women

Half time: Sydney Olympic 0 Northern Tigers 0

Full time: Sydney Olympic 0 Northern Tigers 1

Both teams were fairly evenly matched in the first half. It was a fairly warm day which seemed to get the better of our girls into the second half loosing form and concentration.

Tigers didn't get to score until well into the second half, although they did have 3 times more shots at goal than we did. Great effort from our Keeper Joy Sue-Try, Sarah Dalamagas made several good runs towards goal - need to work on support in this area.

Brooke Biar hit the crossbar (AGAIN) in her attempt at scoring a goal over the keepers head. The Coach feels this game was a bit of the average side as the girls are capable of more.







1st Grade Women

Half time: Sydney Olympic 4 Northern Tigers 0

Full time: Sydney Olympic 5 Northern Tigers 1

1ST grade had a good win on the Sunday afternoon at a great venue with some fine football being displayed against Northern Tigers . Goals came from Olimpia Avramidis(3) and Kate Halaska(2). Girls played well and in good spirit also.

Still more work to be done!!!


http://www.sydneyolympicfc.com/news/2011/02/28/northern-tigers-v-sydney-olympic-women-trial-games-results/
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