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Elimination Finals – September 19th or September 20th:
Match 1 – NPL Queensland premiers v NPL Northern NSW premiers
Match 2 – NPL New South Wales premiers v NPL Capital Football premiers
Match 3 – NPL Victoria premiers v NPL Tasmania premiers
Match 4 – NPL South Australia premiers v NPL Western Australia premiers
Semi Finals – September 26th or September 27th:
Match 5 – Queensland/Northern NSW v New South Wales/ACT
Match 6 - Victoria/Tasmania v South Australia/Western Australia
Grand Final – October 3rd or October 4th:
Match 7 – Queensland/Northern NSW/New South Wales/ACT v Victoria/Tasmania/South Australia/Western Australia
Edited by pv4: 30/7/2015 09:08:16 AM
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Not minor premiers, they are premiers. Champions win their respective playoffs. -PB
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Can the mods please edit this bots post.
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Brenton1986
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your wrong guys it's the minor premiers of there respective competitions during the home and away season.
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Brenton1986 wrote:your wrong guys it's the minor premiers of there respective competitions during the home and away season. He means - if you come first you are premiers Minor premiers does not exist in football. Champions win the finals/play offs
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Its really not difficult but for this troll it is
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Minor premiers are the team that finishes first after 26 rounds in the NRL, because the team that wins the NRL Grand Final are called the Premiers. In football, its premiers for the team that finishes first, and champions for the team that wins the final.
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thank you T-Unit to those haters thinking it was the other way around too bad you guys all lose LMFAO.
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Brenton1986 wrote:thank you T-Unit to those haters thinking it was the other way around too bad you guys all lose LMFAO. Are you a chld? :-k
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Is it the first teams home game?
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correct teams listed first for each of the seven matches during the 2015 PS4 NPL Finals Series gets home ground advantage.
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Brenton1986 wrote:thank you T-Unit to those haters thinking it was the other way around too bad you guys all lose LMFAO. I'm not sure you read his post... He said Minor Premiers are in NRL. In football the winner of the league is crowned Premiers.
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aussieshorter wrote:Brenton1986 wrote:thank you T-Unit to those haters thinking it was the other way around too bad you guys all lose LMFAO. I'm not sure you read his post... He said Minor Premiers are in NRL. In football the winner of the league is crowned Premiers. This. Nothing Minor about being the best team in the comp. It's a tagline from other sports that has no resemblance to football. -PB
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Timmo
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paulbagzFC wrote:aussieshorter wrote:Brenton1986 wrote:thank you T-Unit to those haters thinking it was the other way around too bad you guys all lose LMFAO. I'm not sure you read his post... He said Minor Premiers are in NRL. In football the winner of the league is crowned Premiers. This. Nothing Minor about being the best team in the comp. It's a tagline from other sports that has no resemblance to football. -PB This and also in other sports its probably called minor premier because finishing top after completion of the home and away rounds doesn't lead to qualification to a higher competition. In football first past the post are rightfully rewarded with a NPL national playoff birth or an automatic Asian Champions League spot. This is Major not Minor.
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No official ffa document refers to the premiership as 'minor' Mods should clean this up.
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TheSelectFew wrote:No official ffa document refers to the premiership as 'minor'
Mods should clean this up. Done, sorry it took so long. Fwiw I don't mind if it's minor or just premiers, I seem to use both.
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pv4 wrote:TheSelectFew wrote:No official ffa document refers to the premiership as 'minor'
Mods should clean this up. Done, sorry it took so long. Fwiw I don't mind if it's minor or just premiers, I seem to use both. I dont see why diminish such a great achievement.
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Brenton1986 wrote:thank you T-Unit to those haters thinking it was the other way around too bad you guys all lose LMFAO. How dare you draw breath to butcher not only the English language, but life itself with such a post.
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WOLLONGONG WOLVES FOR A-LEAGUE EXPANSION!
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2 regular season games left in the FFSA NPL conference and the top 4 teams are separated by 1 point.
Very tight race but one of these teams will be in the NPL national playoff.
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West Adelaide...........................24........13.......4.......7.........46..................44..............23
West Torrens Birkalla..............24........14......6.........4.......46...................53..............35
Croydon Kings..........................24........13.......5.........6........45................46..............31
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NPL NSW:
Blacktown City will be crowned minor premiers and qualify for the NPL national Finals Series if they at least pick up a point in it's final match against Sutherland Sharks
APIA Leichhardt Tigers will be crowned minor premiers and qualify for the NPL national Finals Series if they win against Blacktown Spartans and Blacktown City lose to Sutherland Sharks plus the goal differential turn around is 3 goals required.
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NPL WA:
Bayswater City will be crowned minor premiers and qualify for the NPL national Finals Series if they win against Perth Glory (Youth) and combined with Floreat Athena do not beat Perth SC.
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NPL Tasmania:
Hobart Olympia will be crowned minor premiers and qualify for NPL national Finals Series if they beat Launceston City and combined with South Hobart do not win against Kingborough Lions.
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NPL South Australia:
West Adelaide will be crowned minor premiers and qualify for the NPL national Finals Series if they beat Adelaide Comets.
Adelaide Blue Eagles will be crowned minor premiers and qualify for the NPL national Finals Series if they beat Port Adelaide Pirates and combined with West Adelaide do not win against Adelaide Comets.
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NPL Northern NSW:
Edgeworth Eagles will be crowned minor premiers and qualify for NPL national Finals Series if they beat Weston Workers
Hamilton Olympic will be crowned minor premiers and qualify for NPL national Finals Series if they beat Maitland and combined with Edgeworth Eagles do not win against Weston Workers.
Lambton Jaffas will be crowned minor premiers and qualify for NPL national Finals Series if they beat South Cardiff and combined with Edgeworth Eagles + Hamilton Olympic both lose against Weston Workers and Maitland.
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Brenton1986 wrote:NPL South Australia:
West Adelaide will be crowned minor premiers and qualify for the NPL national Finals Series if they beat Adelaide Comets.
Adelaide Blue Eagles will be crowned minor premiers and qualify for the NPL national Finals Series if they beat Port Adelaide Pirates and combined with West Adelaide do not win against Adelaide Comets. Adelaide Blue Eagles v Port Adelaide Pirates is the match of the round. Blue Eagles need to win to give themselves a chance at being NPLSA representative in the national playoffs and a possible quarterfinal matchup at home against NPLWA Bayswater City and Port Adelaide Pirates need to win to avoid the drop to the State League. Very tight at both ends of the NPL table.
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qualified teams:
Cooma Tigers - NPL ACT minor premiers
West Adelaide - NPL South Australia minor premiers
Bayswater City - NPL Western Australia minor premiers
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Brenton1986 wrote:Elimination Finals – September 19th or September 20th:
Match 1 – NPL Queensland premiers v NPL Northern NSW premiers
Match 2 – NPL New South Wales premiers v NPL Capital Football premiers
Match 3 – NPL Victoria premiers v NPL Tasmania premiers
Match 4 – NPL South Australia premiers v NPL Western Australia premiers
Semi Finals – September 26th or September 27th:
Match 5 – Queensland/Northern NSW v New South Wales/ACT
Match 6 - Victoria/Tasmania v South Australia/Western Australia
Grand Final – October 3rd or October 4th:
Match 7 – Queensland/Northern NSW/New South Wales/ACT v Victoria/Tasmania/South Australia/Western Australia
Edited by pv4: 30/7/2015 09:08:16 AM Isn't this the same qualification path as the previous two tournaments? Is money really that tight that they rig the draw to avoid cross-country travel? It's only a 7 game tournament. Open up the draw!
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Saying "Minor Premiers" should be ban worthy
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melbourne_terrace wrote:Saying "Minor Premiers" should be ban worthy Seconded
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aussieshorter wrote:melbourne_terrace wrote:Saying "Minor Premiers" should be ban worthy Seconded
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melbourne_terrace wrote:Saying "Minor Premiers" should be ban worthy 
WOLLONGONG WOLVES FOR A-LEAGUE EXPANSION!
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Blacktown City - NPL New South Wales minor premiers as there leading 4-0 against Sutherland Sharks before halftime in there round 22 match.
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Brenton1986 wrote:Blacktown City - NPL New South Wales premiers as there leading 4-0 against Sutherland Sharks before halftime in there round 22 match. Congratulations Blacktown. PREMIERS OF NSW.
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Bayswater City, Cooma, West Adelaide and now Blacktown City have qualified as premiers of their respective states.
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JP wrote:aussieshorter wrote:melbourne_terrace wrote:Saying "Minor Premiers" should be ban worthy Seconded
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Edgeworth Eagles have qualified for national NPL Finals Series after being crowned NPL Northern NSW minor premiers.
Edited by Brenton1986: 16/8/2015 04:33:51 PM
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Brenton1986 wrote:Edgeworth Eagles have qualified for national NPL Finals Series after being crowned NPL Northern NSW premiers.
Edited by Brenton1986: 16/8/2015 04:33:51 PM Great news for edgeworth being he premiers.
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Brenton be all like: 
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Does anyone have a picture of the NPL trophy? Any Sydney United fans?
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NPL and the Football Federations refer to them as the Premiers, please get your naming structure right. -PB
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Brenton1986 wrote:Blacktown City - NPL New South Wales minor premiers as there (they're) leading 4-0 against Sutherland Sharks before halftime in there (their) round 22 match. I apologise for being the guy who pulls someone up for spelling mistakes, but using the wrong 'there' twice in one sentence?!
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Brenton1986 wrote:Edgeworth Eagles have qualified for national NPL Finals Series after being crowned NPL Northern NSW minor premiers.
Edited by Brenton1986: 16/8/2015 04:33:51 PM You're not Brenton Ray by any chance are you?
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melbourne_terrace wrote:Brenton1986 wrote:Edgeworth Eagles have qualified for national NPL Finals Series after being crowned NPL Northern NSW minor premiers.
Edited by Brenton1986: 16/8/2015 04:33:51 PM You're not Brenton Ray by any chance are you? Rofl it took you this fucking long? Probs best not to use names btw.
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TheSelectFew wrote:melbourne_terrace wrote:Brenton1986 wrote:Edgeworth Eagles have qualified for national NPL Finals Series after being crowned NPL Northern NSW minor premiers.
Edited by Brenton1986: 16/8/2015 04:33:51 PM You're not Brenton Ray by any chance are you? Rofl it took you this fucking long? Probs best not to use names btw. Strong dose of clarity has hit me. All the spud posts make sense now.
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I can't wait for a summary of all those fake match day police meetings you've been pretending to attend Brenton.
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melbourne_terrace wrote:I can't wait for a summary of all those fake match day police meetings you've been pretending to attend Brenton. I cant help but feel somewhat responsible for those tbh :-" :-#
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NPL Finals Series week 1 update:
Blacktown City (New South Wales) v Cooma Tigers (ACT)
Brisbane Strikers/Moreton Bay United (Queensland) v Edgeworth Eagles (Northern NSW)
Bentleigh Greens/South Melbourne (Victoria) v Olympia Warriors/South Hobart (Tasmania)
West Adelaide (South Australia) v Bayswater City (South Australia)
NPL elimination final matches to be played weekend of September 18-19-20.
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Everything makes sense now rofl. -PB
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We have a plate, a dunny bowl and a a crystal rod. FFA you done it. Edited by TheSelectFew: 18/8/2015 12:55:20 PM
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The 2013 trophy was different to that
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Not a Phase, Not a Trend, SYDNEY UNITED till the END!
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NPL Victoria - Final Round scenario:
South Melbourne will clinch NPL Victoria minor premiership and qualify for the NPL Finals Series if they beat Northcote City simple as that.
Bentleigh Greens will clinch NPL Victoria minor premiership and qualify for the NPL Finals Series if they beat Oakleigh Cannons combined with South Melbourne draw or loss.
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Brenton1986 wrote:NPL Victoria - Final Round scenario:
South Melbourne will clinch NPL Victoria minor premiership and qualify for the NPL Finals Series if they beat Northcote City simple as that.
Bentleigh Greens will clinch NPL Victoria minor premiership and qualify for the NPL Finals Series if they beat Oakleigh Cannons combined with South Melbourne draw or loss. Lol fuck off
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Really looking forward to seeing how all the minor premiers do in the finals series.
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I can't even comprehend all of this..
Is Brenton purposely on the windup or what's the go? :lol:
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Olympic Warriors are the PREMIERS of Tassy. Congratulations.
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pv4 wrote:I can't even comprehend all of this..
Is Brenton purposely on the windup or what's the go? :lol: When I saw a pic of him I thought he was genuinely retarded but I'd say he's a master trole. -PB
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paulbagzFC wrote:NPL and the Football Federations refer to them as the Premiers, please get your naming structure right.
-PB FFV's NPL regulations refer to the team finishing on top of the ladder as the minor premiers.
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Blackmissionary wrote:paulbagzFC wrote:NPL and the Football Federations refer to them as the Premiers, please get your naming structure right.
-PB FFV's NPL regulations refer to the team finishing on top of the ladder as the minor premiers. Some states are still stuck in the 80s.
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 Does brenton manage the smfc Facebook page :lol:
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South Melbourne 2-0 lead over Northcote City
Bentleigh Greens 2-0 lead over Oakleigh Cannons
as things stand South Melbourne will claim NPL Victoria minor premiership and qualification for the NPL Finals Series.
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South Melbourne have qualified for NPL Finals Series as they have clinched the NPL Victoria minor premiership as there currently 3-0 up over Northcote City at Lakeside Stadium with under 15 minutes left.
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Congrats SMellas on clinching the premiership. Shut up Brenton.
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Canberra FC are NPL ACT minor premiers after beating Cooma Tigers 3-2 in the top of the table final round clash to secure qualification for NPL Finals Series.
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NPL Finals Series (elimination final week 1 - update):
Blacktown City v Canberra FC
Moreton Bay United/Brisbane Strikers v Edgeworth Eagles
South Melbourne v Olympia Warriors
West Adelaide v Bayswater City
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Moreton bay are in the box seat to pip the PREMIERSHIP for Queensland.
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Brenton1986 wrote:Canberra FC are NPL ACT minor premiers after beating Cooma Tigers 3-2 in the top of the table final round clash to secure qualification for NPL Finals Series. =d>
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Its so minor that the major champions (grand final winners) won't receive national recognition as the best club side outside the A-League.
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Timmo wrote:
Its so minor that the major champions (grand final winners) won't receive national recognition as the best club side outside the A-League.
He is a fucking joke just ignore it.
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TheSelectFew wrote:Timmo wrote:
Its so minor that the major champions (grand final winners) won't receive national recognition as the best club side outside the A-League.
He is a fucking joke just ignore it. I am but I can play too.
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Timmo wrote:TheSelectFew wrote:Timmo wrote:
Its so minor that the major champions (grand final winners) won't receive national recognition as the best club side outside the A-League.
He is a fucking joke just ignore it. I am but I can play too. You just don't understand with what you are dealing with here.
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TheSelectFew wrote:Congrats SMellas on clinching the premiership.
Shut up Brenton. It sounds like you have a...  minor issue with him. 
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Heineken wrote:TheSelectFew wrote:Congrats SMellas on clinching the premiership.
Shut up Brenton. It sounds like you have a... minor issue with him. Fantastic. Just fantastic. =d>
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TheSelectFew wrote:Timmo wrote:TheSelectFew wrote:Timmo wrote:
Its so minor that the major champions (grand final winners) won't receive national recognition as the best club side outside the A-League.
He is a fucking joke just ignore it. I am but I can play too. You just don't understand with what you are dealing with here. Moved beyond being just a nuisance in the stans to being a stain on every Vuk page on FB.
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:lol: anyway just waiting on queensland to finish.
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They have just released the format for the npl finals and I have to say it's a complete joke, the final can't be held in victoria which is absurd, south are guaranteed to host the semi if we advance from the quarters but it's still stupid, what was wrong with the system they had last year where hosting rights was determined by goal difference/red cards etc?
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southmelb wrote:They have just released the format for the npl finals and I have to say it's a complete joke, the final can't be held in victoria which is absurd, south are guaranteed to host the semi if we advance from the quarters but it's still stupid, what was wrong with the system they had last year where hosting rights was determined by goal difference/red cards etc? Is there a link to the details?
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http://www.foxsportspulse.com/assoc_page.cgi?client=13-9385-0-0-0&sID=269940&&news_task=DETAIL&articleID=33050714The Queensland team has a huge advantage not having to travel if they win. South Melbourne v West Adelaide looms as a huge old school semi final blockbuster if both win first up.
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Yeah that seems a bit weird locking in the final to one of two states... -PB
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NPL Finals Week 1 confirmed:
Moreton Bay United (Queensland) host Edgeworth Eagles (Northern NSW)
Blacktown City (New South Wales) host Canberra FC (ACT)
South Melbourne (Victoria) host Olympia Warriors (Tasmania)
West Adelaide (South Australia) host Bayswater City (Western Australia)
NPL Finals Week 2 confirmed:
Moreton Bay United/Edgeworth Eagles host Blacktown City/Canberra
South Melbourne/Olympia Warriors host West Adelaide/Bayswater City
NPL Grand Final confirmed:
Winners of Queensland/Northern NSW/New South Wales/ACT host Winners of Victoria/Tasmania/South Australia/Western Australia
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Needs to be moved to a random draw for both hosting and fixturing.
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melbourne_terrace wrote:Needs to be moved to a random draw for both hosting and fixturing.
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It would be hard on players to see the value travelling across the country for these games in early rounds. I dislike it but it is what it is and the reality these players are semi pro. One day maybe if we get a prom rele system.
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Would imagine the final taking place on a Saturday as they wouldn't wanna clash with the nrl grand final the following day.
Really dissapointing that they have locked in the venues already, think we could have gotten a huge crowd if we hosted it...provided we are good enough to make it, the quarter final and semi finals will be lost in the shuffle with the FFA cup taking all the attention that week.
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Game 1 - Saturday September 19th 7.30pm:
Moreton Bay United (Queensland) v Edgeworth Eagles (Northern New South Wales) at QSAC
Game 2 - Sunday September 20th 4.00pm:
Blacktown City v (New South Wales) v Canberra FC (ACT) at Lilys Football Stadium
Game 3 - Saturday September 19th 4.00pm:
South Melbourne (Victoria) v Olympia Warriors (Tasmania) at Lakeside Stadium
Game 4 - Sunday September 20th 3.00pm (2.30pm Adelaide):
West Adelaide (South Australia) v Bayswater City (Western Australia) at Adelaide Shores Football Centre
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QSAC for a north Brisbane team..... Are you fucking kidding me!?!?!
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They have scrapped the fixturing and returned to the points system to determine where the semi finals/final will be held like last year. Good call imo, should encourage attacking football as well.
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Will try to get out to Blacktown for their match. Lilly's isn't a bad stadium. Its just a pain in the arse to get too.
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southmelb wrote:They have scrapped the fixturing and returned to the points system to determine where the semi finals/final will be held like last year. Good call imo, should encourage attacking football as well.
Still don't like the fact that the draw is rigged so that the same state champions play each other every year. Surely a 7 game tournament doesn't justify pairing up the closest states.
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Yes yes yes yes fucking yes Quote:PS4 NPL Grand Finals this weekend image: http://www.nationalpremierleagues.com.au/di/library/Football_Australia/14/78/npl_12dpi8bhtw5n6133bcgtxrelor.jpg?t=-1260858649NPL 1/1 It's going to be a massive weekend as a host of PS4 NPL Grand Finals are played around the country. Thursday, 10 September 2015 - staff writers Comments With a host of the country’s PlayStation 4 National Premier Leagues competitions holding their Grand Finals this weekend, here are all of the details on how to keep up with the action. PlayStation 4 NPL Capital Football 2015 Grand Final Canberra FC v Canberra Olympic Sunday 13 September 2015 McKellar Park, McKellar Kick-Off 4:00pm Ticketing: Adults $5, Concession $2, Kids U12 Free Tickets available at the venue. Broadcast: Visit the Capital Football website in the days following for highlights of the match Twitter: @CapitalFootball Facebook: LIVE updates on official Capital Football page PS4 NPL Capital Football website Canberra FC meet Canberra Olympic in the PlayStation 4® National Premier Leagues Capital Football 2015 Grand Final at McKellar Park on Sunday as the winter season in Canberra draws to a conclusion. This will be the third time in five seasons that this match-up will decide the fate of the Grand Final trophy and with the previous two encounters being memorable occasions, the scene is set for 2015 to be the ultimate showdown. Click here for a full preview. PlayStation 4 NPL NSW Men’s 1 2015 Grand Final APIA Leichhardt v Blacktown City FC Sunday 13 September 2015 Leichhardt Oval Kick-Off 3:00pm Ticketing: Click here to purchase tickets Broadcast: Tune into the live stream via YouTube from 2:30pm If you can’t attend the Grand Final of the PS4 National Premier Leagues NSW Men’s 1 at Leichhardt Oval on Sunday, you can watch it online. Experienced commentator Brenton Speed, who regularly calls the Hyundai A-League and international fixtures for Fox Sports, along with NSW National Premier Leagues specialist Adam Santarossa, combine for the competition’s showpiece event. A half an hour pregame show will lead into kick-off at 3pm, featuring player interviews, coaches interviews, and a countdown of the top ten goals of the season. The stream will stay with the action until a winner is decided. Twitter: LIVE updates on @NPLNSW Facebook: Updates on the official NPL New South Wales Facebook page PS4 NPL NSW website PlayStation 4 NPL Victoria 2015 Grand Final South Melbourne v Bentleigh Greens Sunday 13 September 2015 Lakeside Stadium, South Melbourne Kick-Off 3:00pm Ticketing: Adults $20, Concession/Child (14-18 years, Pension/Student) $10, Children 13-and-under FREE Gates open: Public entry via Gate 2 from 2:00pm Online pre-sale: Online purchase available - CLICK HERE Broadcast: The PS4 NPL Victoria 2015 Grand Final will be live streamed on Football Federation Victoria's official smartphone app, Team App - CLICK HERE for details Twitter: Live updates @nplvictoria #SMvBG #PS4NPLVIC PS4 NPL Victoria website Keep up-to-date with all the NPL Victoria news, video, features and more via the official website,Facebook, Twitter and YouTube channels. PlayStation 4 NPL South Australia 2015 Grand Final Adelaide Blue Eagles v West Adelaide SC Saturday 12 September 2015 Elite Systems Football Centre, Angle Park Kick-Off 3:00pm Ticketing: Adult $10, Concession $5, Children U16 Free Tickets will be available at the venue. Gates open at 9am with the U18 Grand Final kicking off at 10am followed by the reserve Grade at 12:30pm. Broadcast: Live Stream at www.nplsa.com.au or www.youtube.com/FFSANPLRadio: 5RTI (531AM) or online www.531radioitaliana.com.auTwitter: @FFSANPL @ABE_FC @WestAdelaideSC PS4 NPL South Australia website PlayStation 4 NPL Queensland 2015 Grand Final Moreton Bay United FC v Brisbane Strikers FC Sunday 13 September 2015 Wolter Park, Moreton Bay Kick-Off 5:00PM Broadcast: The match will be available via LIVE STREAM at the official PlayStation 4 NPL Queensland website Twitter: @nplqld PS4 NPL Queensland website Moreton Bay United have hosting rights as the highest placed qualifying club after finishing the home-and-away season in first place. In the other PlayStation 4 NPL competitions, Edgeworth FC were crowned champions in Northern NSW last weekend courtesy of a 2-0 win in the Grand Final Hamilton Olympic. Meanwhile Western Australia did not hold finals this year, although Bayswater City were the clear standouts as they went through the season undefeated. Read more at http://www.nationalpremierleagues.com.au/article/npl/u0l6c0xrkjl41uj81mi348nf9#zlmTehx9sgCAYw1e.99 -PB
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Quote:Australia is about to witness PS4 NPL football at its finest as the nation’s best face their Elimination Finals destiny this weekend. It's do-or-die, so do not miss a moment of the action. GAME 1 – Moreton Bay United v Edgeworth FC MATCH DETAILS Queensland Sports & Athletic Centre, Nathan QLD Saturday 19 September 2015 Kick-off: 7:30pm AEST Twitter: Follow LIVE updates at @nplqld @NNSWF Join in the conversation using hashtag #MBUvEDG Moreton Bay United squad: 1.Luke BOREAN (gk), 2.Matthew ZAPPONE, 3.Scott STEWART, 4.Alex HENDERSON, 5.Ryota NAKAOOKA, 6.Liam PREVITERA, 7.Jordan FARINA, 8.Matthew CAPELO, 9.Royce BROWNLIE, 10.Stephen GREEN, 11.Charles MENDY, 12.Samuel DICKINSON, 13.Joseph CHAMPNESS, 14.Scott DYKMAN, 15.Jayke CUSCHIERI, 16.Rowan HEGGIE, 17.Jackson HALL, 18.Chom AROP, 19.Jacob MITCHELL, 20.Jake CLANCY (gk), 21.Finn BEAKHURST Head Coach: Adam Piddick Edgeworth FC squad: 1.Jim FOGARTY (gk), 2.Bray SMITH, 3.Aaron MCLOUGHLIN, 4.Ayden BRICE, 5.Brady CARR, 6.Lachlan PASQUALE, 7.Bren ABBOTT-HAMMEL, 8.Joshua EVANS, 9.Brody TAYLOR, 10.Keanu MOORE, 11.Dylan HOLZ, 12.Brenton OLZOMER, 13.Aaron PRITCHARD, 14.Justin TANNOCK, 15.Patrick WHEELER, 16.Joshua CARROLL, 17.Domenico BIZZARRI, 18.Samuel MAXWELL, 19.Liam SPURWAY, 24.Benjamin SMITH (gk) Head Coach: Damian Zane BLUFFER’S GUIDE A state of origin battle of sorts awaits as the Queensland champions host the best from Northern NSW. It should ensure plenty of extra spice in this intriguing match-up at QSAC. Moreton Bay upstaged some big clubs in Queensland to surge to this season’s title and they will plan to ride that momentum towards national glory. Sunday’s gripping 2-1 PS4 NPL Queensland win over Brisbane Strikers is the start of what they will hope is a golden few weeks for the club. For free-scoring Edgeworth, they’ll head north with the benefit of an extra week’s rest and the experience against Melbourne City in the Westfield FFA Cup round of 32. And while they were narrowly beaten on that night, pushing a Hyundai A-League club all the way is sure to give Damien Zane’s troops a bit of extra confidence, while they also won their local decider 2-0 against Hamilton Olympic last week A few goals are likely at QSAC as two attack-minded sides do battle. Players to watch: Jordan Farina (Moreton Bay) Brody Taylor (Edgeworth FC) GAME 2 – Blacktown City FC v Canberra FC Lilys Football Stadium, Blacktown NSW Sunday 20 September 2015 Kick-off: 4:00pm AEST Twitter: Follow LIVE updates at @NPLNSW @CapitalFootball @BlacktownCityFC Join in the Twitter conversation using hashtag #BLCvCFC Blacktown City squad: 1.Nenad VEKIC (gk), 3.Giorgio SPERANZA, 4.Yianni FRAGOGIANNIS, 5.George TIMOTHEOU, 6.Matthew LEWIS, 7.Travis MAJOR, 8.Sasa MACURA, 9.Joseph GIBBS, 10.Christos TOMARAS, 11.Danny SEUNG-JOO CHOI, 12.Daniel ARAUJO, 13.Tristan PRENDERGAST (gk), 14.Mitchell MALLIA, 15.Sam PERRE, 16.Patrick ANTELMI, 17.Lewis BEUMIE, 18.Jonathan GROZDANOVSKI, 19.Zachary CAIRNCROSS, 20.Connor EVANS, 21.Yianni PERKATIS, 26.Eoin MONTFORD, 29.Patrick FLOTTMAN, 31.Juan ZAPATA Head Coach: Mark Crittenden Canberra FC squad: 1.Sam BROWN (gk), 2.Tony SPASEKI, 3.Christian PRATEZINA, 4.Thomas MILICEVIC, 5.Izach CLEMENTS, 6.Daniel SUBASIC, 7.Robert DEELEY, 8.Ian GRAHAM, 9.Thomas JAMES, 10.Muad ZWED, 11.Marko VRKIC, 12.Kye EDWARDS, 13.Daniel BENNETT, 14.Josip JADRIC, 15.Jordan LAMB, 16.Max MOTTL, 17.Aidan BRUNSKILL, 18.Alex LAZAROV, 19.Nikolas BARISIC, 20.James FIELD, 21.Niko KRESIC, 22.Shaun BURKE (gk), 23.Nathan EVANS Head Coach: Zoran Glabanic BLUFFER’S GUIDE For Blacktown City, they’ve been superb throughout the NSW NPL season, romping to the minor premiership. But they went down 2-0 in their grand final on Sunday in a disappointing way to end a brilliant campaign. And being knocked out of the Westfield FFA Cup at home – after being a goal up at the break – was another troubling sign in recent times. They’ll have to put that behind them quickly with Canberra FC heading to Lilys Football Stadium. The Demons will rely on their explosive, attacking talent to help them rebound and with a big crowd behind them at home they’ll fancy their chances. Like Blacktown, Canberra FC also have to recover from a grand final defeat on Sunday, as they were humbled 3-1 by Canberra Olympic. It’s the club’s second tilt at the national NPL crown, having been the ACT’s representative’s in the inaugural competition in 2013. Whichever side bounces back best from the disappointment of last weekend should come out on top in this one. Players to watch: Patrick Antelmi (Blacktown City) Daniel Bennett (Canberra FC) image: http://images.performgroup.com/di/library/Football_Australia/51/b6/npl-trophy_1wft8ssyh0o5h1580e0vtajao9.jpg?t=-741282568GAME 3 – South Melbourne FC v Olympia FC Lakeside Stadium, VIC Saturday 19 September 2015 Kick-off: 4:00pm AEST Twitter: Follow LIVE updates at @smfc @nplvictoria @olywarriors @FootballFedTas Join in the Twitter conversation using hashtag #SMBvOLY South Melbourne squad: 1.Nikola ROGANOVIC (gk), 2.Tim MALA, 3.Kristian KONSTANTINIDIS, 4.Michael EAGAR, 5.Luke ADAMS, 6.Thomas LAKIC, 7.Nicholas EPIFANO, 8.Mathew THEODORE, 9.Milos LUJIC, 10.David STIRTON, 11.Bradley NORTON, 12.Iqbal JAWADI, 13.Dane MILOVANOVIC, 14.Chris IRWIN, 15.Cody MARTINDALE, 16.Andrew BEVIN, 20.Nicholas MORTON, 21.Jake BARKER-DAISH, 22.Fraser MACLAREN (gk), 23.Andy KECOJEVIC, 27.Leigh MINOPOULOS, 77.Stephen HATZIKOSTAS Head Coach: Chris Taylor Olympia FC squad: 1.Sean LEWIS (gk), 2.Jacob HERBERT, 3.Harry WOOLLEY, 4.Shae HICKEY, 5.Luke EYLS, 6.Nicholas MEARNS, 7.Warren WADAWU, 8.William ROBERTS, 9.Emmanuel TSAKIRIS, 10.Gavin HOY, 11.Nicholas MEREDITH, 13.Christian DI MARTINO, 14.Jonathan GRIFFITHS, 15.Lachlan NICHOLS, 16.Jake VANDERMAY, 17.Alessandro BELLINI, 18.Jack CALLAN, 19.Stuart PAGE, 20.James ACKERLEY, 21.Spiros PARADISIS (gk) Head Coach: Glen McNeill BLUFFER’S GUIDE Redemption will be on the minds of South Melbourne after the ambitious Victorian club failed to make the most of their appearance in last season’s national finals. Chris Taylor’s side want to make a mark on the national stage again and this would be the perfect platform, with an automatic berth back into the Westfield FFA Cup next year at stake over the next three weeks. They head into this one after a heart-breaking grand final defeat in Victoria on Sunday, losing 3-1 to Bentleigh Greens after extra-time at Lakeside. But South will still start warm favourites against Olympia FC, although they would be foolish to underestimate the Tasmanian outfit. Renowned for bringing down the big guns during their title-winning season in Tassie, Olympia will head to Lakeside Stadium disciplined, well-structured and with nothing to lose. Unlike South Melbourne, Olympia were able to get the job done in their local grand final, running out 3-1 winners against Hobart Zebras. Players to watch: Nicholas Epifano (South Melbourne) Gavin Hoy (Olympia FC) GAME 4 – West Adelaide SC v Bayswater City SC Adelaide Shores Football Centre, West Beach SA Sunday 20 September 2015 Kick-off: 2:30pm local (3:00pm AEST) Twitter: Follow LIVE updates at @WestAdelaideSC @BayswaterCitySC @FFSANPL Join in the Twitter conversation using hashtag #WADvBWC West Adelaide SC squad: 1.Lewis MOSS (gk), 2.Milos TOSIC, 3.Lewis VALLELONGA, 4.Thomas VEART, 5.Robin LIPPETT, 6.Elias VLASSIS, 8.Kosta MANTIS, 9.Alexander RIDEOUT, 10.Ricardo DA SILVA, 11.Thomas BRISCOE, 12.John KARATZAS, 13.Matthew BOUZALAS, 14.Nathan ANDIJANTO, 15.Alexandros KOUTOULOGENIS, 16.Connor PAPANICOLAS, 17.Osman FOFANA, 18.Christian VERBI, 20.Tony HATZIS, 21.Daniel ATKINS (gk), 23.Mitchell NICHOLSON Head Coach: Paul Pezos Bayswater City squad: 1.Devon SPENCE (gk), 2.Declan HARGREAVES, 3.Aaron DELANEY, 4.Kostantinos SPARTA, 5.Ayden DRAGUN, 6.Todd HOWARTH, 7.Jamie MURPHY, 9.Gustavo GIRON-MARULANDA, 11.Corey BARCLAY, 12.Adam TONG, 13.Trent KAY, 14.Danny DIXON, 15.Brian FARRELL, 16.Jamie COYNE, 17.Bor Bor SAM, 19.Alex WILD, 20.Sam MITCHINSON, 21.David HEAGNEY, 22.Pasquale GIOFFRE (gk),23.Chris SALDARIS, 24.Patients ILAHAMBAYE, 25.Jason SALDARIS (gk) Head Coach: Chris Coyne BLUFFER’S GUIDE Chris Coyne’s Bayswater head to Adelaide on the back of an undefeated season in WA, winning an incredible 19 (with three draws) from their 22 league games. In their second straight year in PS4 National Premier League’s Australian finals, Bayswater have experience on their side as well as a squad with some A-League experience. In short, “Baysie” are on fire this year. But West Adelaide has also enjoyed a memorable campaign and will be hoping to emulate fellow South Australian club MetroStars who took out last year’s event. They completed the double on Saturday by beating Adelaide Blue Eagles in the grand final 4-2, with goals from John Karatzas, Tom Briscoe, Kosta Mantis and Alex Rideout. It’s hard to pick a winner in this one in what should be a titanic struggle at Adelaide Shores. Players to watch: Tom Briscoe (West Adelaide) Gustavo Giron Marulanda (Bayswater City) **In order to determine the host Member Federation and clubs for the semi-finals and grand final, the following points system will be applied at the conclusion of each stage: Win within 90 minutes 3 points Win during extra time 2 points Win on penalties 1 point Goals For (excluding penalty shootouts) 3 points Goals Against (excluding penalty shootouts) -1 point Yellow Card -1 point Red Card -3 points Read more at http://www.nationalpremierleagues.com.au/article/preview-ps4-npl-2015-elimination-finals/h2dcz1y7pp901igvbdc5pbmq9#2Su3jEsjDzkFxgpP.99 -PB
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YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS FFA CUP 2016 QUALIFYING THREAD BITCHES.
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TheSelectFew wrote:YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS FFA CUP 2016 QUALIFYING THREAD BITCHES. GET IIIIIIINNNNNNNNNNNNN -PB
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paulbagzFC wrote:TheSelectFew wrote:YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS FFA CUP 2016 QUALIFYING THREAD BITCHES. GET IIIIIIINNNNNNNNNNNNN -PB Its become one of the most exciting times of the season.
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Its time bitches we start the cup today for 2016. Strap on your g bangaz man bitches.
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South Melbourne v Hobart Olympia Moreton Bay United v Edgeworth FC From 4pm South and Moreton are my tips. Edited by TheSelectFew: 19/9/2015 01:28:34 PM
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TheSelectFew wrote:South Melbourne v Hobart Olympia
Moreton Bay United v Edgeworth FC
From 4pm
South and Moreton are my tips.
Edited by TheSelectFew: 19/9/2015 01:28:34 PM Watching the live stream, but they seem late to start. Interesting to see South Melb play at home, because they were very poor last year in Tassie. The feeling is around Australia, they that ACT, Tassie, and particularly Queensland, SA and WA are fast catching up to the Vic and NSW NPLs. Edited by Decentric: 19/9/2015 04:02:08 PM
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Decentric on queue. Olympia with the first inside 5. Edited by TheSelectFew: 19/9/2015 04:07:34 PM
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Shocking defending South Melb.](*,) :roll:
Hobart Olympia 1-0.=d>
Why do those commentators have to suggest that Tassie teams are struggling for credibility?
Outside the big states there is a plenty of discussion about why Vic and NSW NPL teams are not better than they are.
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Lat year the only player from Hellas who impressed me was Matt Theodore.
Looks good again today.=d>
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Hobart Olympia 2-0.=d>
I'm texting Benjamin through this game.:lol:
I'm not sure if Arthur is there or not?
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Decentric wrote: Hobart Olympia 2-0.=d>
I'm texting Benjamin through this game.:lol:
I'm not sure if Arthur is there or not? BanterLAD
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Helloworld1992 wrote:Well that sucks. Bye bye moneys
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How have South not managed another here? Olympia hanging on by a thread
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Thats that then. 2-1. South Melbourne are becoming the chockers of aussie footy.
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Hobart Olympia wins.=d>
Olympia really struggled after Hickey's send off.
South 's shooting was shocking after getting into good positions.](*,)
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TheSelectFew wrote:Thats that then. 2-1. South Melbourne are becoming the chokers of aussie footy. Yep, and that tag couldn't go to a nicer club :lol: Olympia's import players looked decent, wouldn't be surprised if any NPLV clubs went after them
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Cromulent wrote:TheSelectFew wrote:Thats that then. 2-1. South Melbourne are becoming the chokers of aussie footy. Yep, and that tag couldn't go to a nicer club :lol: Olympia's import players looked decent, wouldn't be surprised if any NPLV clubs went after them Amen to that :lol: Edited by TheSelectFew: 19/9/2015 06:01:54 PM
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I wonder how this will effect the NPLV and most importantly Souths rank in the Australian Club Rankings. Surely they will drop out of the top 10.
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anyone have a idea how many yellow cards Hobart Olympia got in the game.
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They will have 5 months to think about that performance, to create about 15 clear cut chances and only score 1 is unforgiveable.
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southmelb wrote:They will have 5 months to think about that performance, to create about 15 clear cut chances and only score 1 is unforgiveable. Teehee (:
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Helloworld1992 wrote:TheSelectFew wrote:Helloworld1992 wrote:Well that sucks. Bye bye moneys I luckily held out. South really shouldve scored and levelled things up. Edited by helloworld1992: 19/9/2015 06:00:34 PM Pussy
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SutherlandFan wrote:I wonder how this will effect the NPLV and most importantly Souths rank in the Australian Club Rankings. Surely they will drop out of the top 10. They were already in #11 after the final loss to Bentleigh. NPLV had a huge lead over the other states, but they will drop significantly. Newcastle Jets are back in the Top 10 for now. Tassie teams especially Olympia will gain a lot.
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Moreton Bay United 3 Edgeworth Eagles 1 (Final Score):
Points for Moreton Bay United:
win in the 90 minutes = 3 points
3 goals = 9 points
1 goal against = -1 point
yellow card = -1 point
overall total 10.
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Decentric wrote: Hobart Olympia 2-0.=d>
I'm texting Benjamin through this game.:lol:
I'm not sure if Arthur is there or not? Yes was there interesting encounter, Olimpia early lead gave them the advantage of playing a counter attacking game leading to a second goal. Half time substitution and readjustment of the lineup saw South Melbourne dominate possession as Olimpia could barely get past the half way line. Countless chances missed, many corners wasted, and poor finishing led to a 2-1 lose for South. Impressed with Olimpia Goalkeeper for me man of the match. Defensively Olmpia kept their shape and depth. Epifano class act.
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One of the things the patronising commentators said before the South/Hobart Olympic game, was that South consider themselves the best club outside the HAL.
Whoever said it, why?:?
Any club saying this is just going to provide other clubs with more reason to dislike them. Deeds on the pitch are the criterion for evaluation by the rest of the Oz football community.
In terms of 11 v11 players on the twitch, I haven't seen South play football as high in quality in different aspects of the compared to Jamey Harnwell's WA NPL team, SA's Croydon, Brisbane Lions, Bentleigh Greens or Rockdale (best team outside the HAL I've seen). This covers teams from all Aussie mainland states.
On the big stage, South seem to struggle when everything is on the line. There are probably South supporters who cringe at this, but for a team some talk up as the best team outside the HAL, it is not a good look.
When Hobart Olympic's Hickey was sent off , South look superb against Hobart Olympia when playing 11 v 10.
When the game was 11 v 11, it was pretty even for the first 25 mins. Then South got on top for the next 15 minutes before the stream cut out.
Theodore and the left winger, who trialled overseas, looked good in that stanza of the game. I was told during the game that South were missing key players. So were Hobart Olympic. Last time I saw them play, best on ground , Gustaffson, was absent against South.
With a nice little stadium, and a decent pitch, where were all the South supporters?
Only 1000 bothered to turn up to watch South play in the nationwide NPL Cup. :-k
When a Tassie NPL team plays interstate opoostion, crowds are bigger here I think. To their credit a lot of South supporters turned up to watch them play in Tasmania last year. Yet few more turned up to watch them in Melbourne.:?
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Arthur wrote:Decentric wrote: Hobart Olympia 2-0.=d>
I'm texting Benjamin through this game.:lol:
I'm not sure if Arthur is there or not? Yes was there interesting encounter, Olimpia early lead gave them the advantage of playing a counter attacking game leading to a second goal. Half time substitution and readjustment of the lineup saw South Melbourne dominate possession as Olimpia could barely get past the half way line. Countless chances missed, many corners wasted, and poor finishing led to a 2-1 lose for South. Impressed with Olimpia Goalkeeper for me man of the match. Defensively Olmpia kept their shape and depth. Epifano class act. I texted you during the game.:) South looked good after Hickey was sent off. South's finishing was abysmal. From so many chances when they had numerical advantage, they should've converted more than 1 goal.:-k Epifano looked very good, I agree.=d>
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Brenton1986 wrote:anyone have a idea how many yellow cards Hobart Olympia got in the game. No. There was a red though. When the the stream cut out I took the dog for a walk circa 40 minute mark. When I got back Hickey was sent off, which must have been close to the interval. Thankfully, the stream returned.
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Our captain Michael eager rolled his ankle 15 minutes before kick off, our best midfielder jawadi was suspended from last weeks grand final, and our keeper roganovic also got injured last week, our issue all season has been an inability to cover injuries, we had to play our lb in cb position which diminished our attacking ability down the flanks.
The way I saw it though we weren't switched on, didn't show the opposition enough respect and only started showing urgency when the match reached a critical point, when you are 2 goals down though you have to be clinical with your finishing, how we managed to miss so many chances is baffling, many of them easier to score then miss. Ultimately it simply wasn't good enough and the team with the right attitude won.
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southmelb wrote:Our captain Michael eager rolled his ankle 15 minutes before kick off, our best midfielder jawadi was suspended from last weeks grand final, and our keeper roganovic also got injured last week, our issue all season has been an inability to cover injuries, we had to play our lb in cb position which diminished our attacking ability down the flanks.
The way I saw it though we weren't switched on, didn't show the opposition enough respect and only started showing urgency when the match reached a critical point, when you are 2 goals down though you have to be clinical with your finishing, how we managed to miss so many chances is baffling, many of them easier to score then miss. Ultimately it simply wasn't good enough and the team with the right attitude won. The salt is real.
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TheSelectFew wrote:southmelb wrote:Our captain Michael eager rolled his ankle 15 minutes before kick off, our best midfielder jawadi was suspended from last weeks grand final, and our keeper roganovic also got injured last week, our issue all season has been an inability to cover injuries, we had to play our lb in cb position which diminished our attacking ability down the flanks.
The way I saw it though we weren't switched on, didn't show the opposition enough respect and only started showing urgency when the match reached a critical point, when you are 2 goals down though you have to be clinical with your finishing, how we managed to miss so many chances is baffling, many of them easier to score then miss. Ultimately it simply wasn't good enough and the team with the right attitude won. The salt is real. Which part of that assessment do you disagree with? Simply that's how it played out.
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southmelb wrote:TheSelectFew wrote:southmelb wrote:Our captain Michael eager rolled his ankle 15 minutes before kick off, our best midfielder jawadi was suspended from last weeks grand final, and our keeper roganovic also got injured last week, our issue all season has been an inability to cover injuries, we had to play our lb in cb position which diminished our attacking ability down the flanks.
The way I saw it though we weren't switched on, didn't show the opposition enough respect and only started showing urgency when the match reached a critical point, when you are 2 goals down though you have to be clinical with your finishing, how we managed to miss so many chances is baffling, many of them easier to score then miss. Ultimately it simply wasn't good enough and the team with the right attitude won. The salt is real. Which part of that assessment do you disagree with? Simply that's how it played out. :lol: I dont disagree but its obvious that you are upset.
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Bayswater City beat West Adelaide 2-1.
how many yellow cards for Bayswater City and it's important who gets home ground advantage either in Perth or Hobart.
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Blacktown up 3-0 against Canberra FC after about 55 mins.
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they probably need 1 more to completely make sure of home ground advantage again next week.
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Blacktown City 4-1 winners they will play Queensland's Moreton Bay United next week.
Blacktown City:
Win within 90 minutes = 3 points
Goals For 4 = 12 points
Goals Against 1 = -1 point
Red Card 1 =-3 points
total of 11 points
any clue if they got any yellow cards during the game.
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NPL national semi finals:
Blacktown City - New South Wales v Moreton Bay United - Queensland venue TBD
Bayswater City - Western Australia v Olympia Warriors - Tasmania venue TBD
dates to be determined by the FFA.
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wow SMH lose at home to a Tassie team - how disgraceful they continue to fail on the big stage
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Blacktown would be heavy favourites now to take out the championship
Not a Phase, Not a Trend, SYDNEY UNITED till the END!
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19-SU-58 wrote:Blacktown would be heavy favourites now to take out the championship I don't know why but for some unknown reason Bayswater City seem to be my tip.
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Decentric wrote:
With a nice little stadium, and a decent pitch, where were all the South supporters?
Only 1000 bothered to turn up to watch South play in the nationwide NPL Cup. :-k
When a Tassie NPL team plays interstate opoostion, crowds are bigger here I think. To their credit a lot of South supporters turned up to watch them play in Tasmania last year. Yet few more turned up to watch them in Melbourne.:?
I can understand the lack of interest in this competition from the supporters to a degree, yes it's the nationwide NPL cup but it's tacked on to the end of season like an afterthought. It holds nowhere near the amount interest that the FFA Cup would command and if I were a South fan I would've been much more likely to attend a league match with a neck & neck title race going on, or the Dockerty Cup final or an FFA Cup qualifying game. The fact is they've been involved in a lot of games this year and this game came up at short notice, is tacked on to the end of a long season and seeing Olympia isn't exactly a big drawcard. I also think that South line-up is nowhere near indicative of what they were like throughout the season at all. Without Roganovic their keeper, Jawadi in central midfield and Eagar in central defence they were missing 3 of their best players that have barely missed a game all year. Shifting Norton (IMO their best player this season) from lb to centre back completely nullified his strengths in terms of getting forward, providing quality crosses, causing 2v1 situations for opposition fullbacks to deal with, allowing Epifano to drift in more centrally etc. and this was a fatal error by Chris Taylor. Yes, they were beaten on the day and don't get me wrong, I dislike South more than most, but judging them and their season on this game alone wouldn't be fair at all.
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Cromulent wrote:Decentric wrote:
With a nice little stadium, and a decent pitch, where were all the South supporters?
Only 1000 bothered to turn up to watch South play in the nationwide NPL Cup. :-k
When a Tassie NPL team plays interstate opoostion, crowds are bigger here I think. To their credit a lot of South supporters turned up to watch them play in Tasmania last year. Yet few more turned up to watch them in Melbourne.:?
I can understand the lack of interest in this competition from the supporters to a degree, yes it's the nationwide NPL cup but it's tacked on to the end of season like an afterthought. It holds nowhere near the amount interest that the FFA Cup would command and if I were a South fan I would've been much more likely to attend a league match with a neck & neck title race going on, or the Dockerty Cup final or an FFA Cup qualifying game. The fact is they've been involved in a lot of games this year and this game came up at short notice, is tacked on to the end of a long season and seeing Olympia isn't exactly a big drawcard. I also think that South line-up is nowhere near indicative of what they were like throughout the season at all. Without Roganovic their keeper, Jawadi in central midfield and Eagar in central defence they were missing 3 of their best players that have barely missed a game all year. Shifting Norton (IMO their best player this season) from lb to centre back completely nullified his strengths in terms of getting forward, providing quality crosses, causing 2v1 situations for opposition fullbacks to deal with, allowing Epifano to drift in more centrally etc. and this was a fatal error by Chris Taylor. Yes, they were beaten on the day and don't get me wrong, I dislike South more than most, but judging them and their season on this game alone wouldn't be fair at all. No disrespect to the Tassie sides, but it's a much bigger event for them to have a South Melbourne or a Sydney United down there than vice versa. South Melbourne fans arent going to be overly excited about playing a club from Tasmania. The FFA and state feds need to review the promotion that the NPL finals series gets. It's almost non-existent.
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TheSelectFew wrote:19-SU-58 wrote:Blacktown would be heavy favourites now to take out the championship I don't know why but for some unknown reason Bayswater City seem to be my tip. Just the tip ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡° ) -PB Edited by paulbagzFC: 21/9/2015 01:06:42 PM
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Supporter fatigue plays a part, it's been a very long season, South played almost 40 games in all competitions this year, the title race for top spot was a thrilling ride, going down to goal difference, constantly looking at futbol live app to see what bentleigh were doing in the final weeks. You can't beat that sort of tension. You win that and suddenly move to the knockout playoffs, and from that to the nationwide cup, I didn't see much promotion for this tournament, in fact some media outlets had written that bentleigh would be playing Olympia, maybe if we had moved on to the semi final and faced west Adelaide word would have spread being an old Nsl derby but even they fell.
Btw I think 1,000 is being generous, can't have been more than 500 inside the stadium, they have to do a better job of promoting this tournament and making it a big deal. The prize that is on offer for winning it deserves it. The problem is the ffa cup has completely suffocated all the other comps.
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Quote:The PlayStation 4 NPL 2015 Semi Finals will be held in NSW and Western Australia following the results of the weekend’s four Elimination Finals.
Blacktown City FC and Bayswater City SC both earned the right to host their Semi Finals after finishing ahead of their next up opponents in the points system used to determine the home team for the Semi Finals and Grand Final.
Using the points system, Blacktown City FC finished with 11 points after their 4-1 win over Canberra FC, one point ahead of Moreton Bay United FC who defeated Edgeworth FC 3-1 at QSAC.
On the other side of the draw, Bayswater City SC’s come from behind 2-1 victory over West Adelaide saw them register seven (7) points, while Olympia FC’s stunning upset 2-1 win away against South Melbourne FC saw them end with one (1) point due to accruing a number of yellow cards and a red card.
http://www.nationalpremierleagues.com.au/article/nsw-and-wa-to-host-ps4-npl-semi-finals/1x5n9844ilwas1wj2ulprtue3s
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Decentric wrote:Arthur wrote:Decentric wrote: Hobart Olympia 2-0.=d>
I'm texting Benjamin through this game.:lol:
I'm not sure if Arthur is there or not? Yes was there interesting encounter, Olimpia early lead gave them the advantage of playing a counter attacking game leading to a second goal. Half time substitution and readjustment of the lineup saw South Melbourne dominate possession as Olimpia could barely get past the half way line. Countless chances missed, many corners wasted, and poor finishing led to a 2-1 lose for South. Impressed with Olimpia Goalkeeper for me man of the match. Defensively Olmpia kept their shape and depth. Epifano class act. I texted you during the game.:) South looked good after Hickey was sent off. South's finishing was abysmal. From so many chances when they had numerical advantage, they should've converted more than 1 goal.:-k Epifano looked very good, I agree.=d> Just saw your text. South also lost because a) they couldn't handle the match tension b) they could not adapt to the set back of a last minute change to the line-up.
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torcida90 wrote:southmelb wrote:They have scrapped the fixturing and returned to the points system to determine where the semi finals/final will be held like last year. Good call imo, should encourage attacking football as well.
Still don't like the fact that the draw is rigged so that the same state champions play each other every year. Surely a 7 game tournament doesn't justify pairing up the closest states. Yup.
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paulbagzFC wrote:TheSelectFew wrote:19-SU-58 wrote:Blacktown would be heavy favourites now to take out the championship I don't know why but for some unknown reason Bayswater City seem to be my tip. Just the tip ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡° ) -PB Edited by paulbagzFC: 21/9/2015 01:06:42 PM Dear god.
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Ended 2-1. Wasn't the highest tempo game and Blacktown controlled it very well.
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Hobart Olympia v Bayswater City Stream available on the NPL website.
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Bayswater City 2-0 up early doors over Olympia Warriors.
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5-0 Bayswater lead late into the second half.
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Bayswater City to host next weeks decider after a 6-0 win over Olympia Warriors.
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Bayswater City doing what SMellas couldn't do.
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TheSelectFew wrote:Bayswater City doing what SMellas couldn't do. You can only ride your luck so many times....
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southmelb wrote:TheSelectFew wrote:Bayswater City doing what SMellas couldn't do. You can only ride your luck so many times.... Shame that's not the case for your mob. Guess we will only ever meet via our youth team.
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First FFA cup spot to b allocated next weekend \:d/
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SutherlandFan wrote:First FFA cup spot to b allocated next weekend \:d/ And a thread with it.
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TheSelectFew wrote:SutherlandFan wrote:First FFA cup spot to b allocated next weekend \:d/ And a thread with it. Can't wait, on that note a couple new clubs have come into the FNSW pyramid so we will see at least a couple new teams.
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SutherlandFan wrote:TheSelectFew wrote:SutherlandFan wrote:First FFA cup spot to b allocated next weekend \:d/ And a thread with it. Can't wait, on that note a couple new clubs have come into the FNSW pyramid so we will see at least a couple new teams. How many and from where? The more the merrier.
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TheSelectFew wrote:SutherlandFan wrote:TheSelectFew wrote:SutherlandFan wrote:First FFA cup spot to b allocated next weekend \:d/ And a thread with it. Can't wait, on that note a couple new clubs have come into the FNSW pyramid so we will see at least a couple new teams. How many and from where? The more the merrier. Bankstown United & St George FA, coming into the State League.
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Does anyone on here have any idea whether a-league clubs will now be able to win their respective NPL conference or qualify for the NPL finals, i know in the past newcastle jets won the Norther NSW conference and didnt qualify, but now that all the a-league club they may be able to?
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Saw the whole Hobart Olympia / Bayswater game.
Bayswater were by far the better side. It would have been interesting to see Olympia play with 11 v 11 in the second half when South Melb dominated last week, albeit against 10 payers with Hickey's red. Olympia arguably held their own against South Melb in the first half last week.
I was particularly impressed by Bayswater's central striker Heagney, and Sam who played in the left and right wings.Probably even more impressed with Sam, (or is it Sahr?) than Epifano for South Melb last week.
Have Sam and Heagney had HAL trials?
Well played Bayswater. I think they will win the final at home against Blacktown next week. For whatever reasons the NPL is becoming more even across the states.
Having said this, there are 3 Vic NPL teams in the FFA Cup out of the last eight.
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2015 NPL Grand Final will be played on Saturday October 3rd 2015 at BG Stadium (Dorrien Gardens) in West Perth (kick-off 6.30pm local, 8.30pm AEST).
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Decentric wrote:Saw the whole Hobart Olympia / Bayswater game.
Bayswater were by far the better side. It would have been interesting to see Olympia play with 11 v 11 in the second half when South Melb dominated last week, albeit against 10 payers with Hickey's red. Olympia arguably held their own against South Melb in the first half last week.
I was particularly impressed by Bayswater's central striker Heagney, and Sam who played in the left and right wings.Probably even more impressed with Sam, (or is it Sahr?) than Epifano for South Melb last week.
Have Sam and Heagney had HAL trials?
Well played Bayswater. I think they will win the final at home against Blacktown next week. For whatever reasons the NPL is becoming more even across the states.
Having said this, there are 3 Vic NPL teams in the FFA Cup out of the last eight. from what i have seen closer but not better very generic style of play.
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thewitness wrote:TheSelectFew wrote:SutherlandFan wrote:TheSelectFew wrote:SutherlandFan wrote:First FFA cup spot to b allocated next weekend \:d/ And a thread with it. Can't wait, on that note a couple new clubs have come into the FNSW pyramid so we will see at least a couple new teams. How many and from where? The more the merrier. Bankstown United & St George FA, coming into the State League. Yi
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TheSelectFew wrote:southmelb wrote:TheSelectFew wrote:Bayswater City doing what SMellas couldn't do. You can only ride your luck so many times.... Shame that's not the case for your mob. Guess we will only ever meet via our youth team. We only seem to get lucky in the matches that don't mean anything:lol:
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Decentric wrote:Saw the whole Hobart Olympia / Bayswater game.
Bayswater were by far the better side. It would have been interesting to see Olympia play with 11 v 11 in the second half when South Melb dominated last week, albeit against 10 payers with Hickey's red. Olympia arguably held their own against South Melb in the first half last week.
I was particularly impressed by Bayswater's central striker Heagney, and Sam who played in the left and right wings.Probably even more impressed with Sam, (or is it Sahr?) than Epifano for South Melb last week.
Have Sam and Heagney had HAL trials?
Well played Bayswater. I think they will win the final at home against Blacktown next week. For whatever reasons the NPL is becoming more even across the states.
Having said this, there are 3 Vic NPL teams in the FFA Cup out of the last eight. the more years of playing NPL Premier Leagues and FFA cup results I think we will see a clear pattern of which NPL clubs might be ambitious enough to move up to a higher standard if they decide to create a maximum 12 team national NPL competition.
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Well thats right Timmo - more so which NPL clubs have the larger resource buying players, ambition ;) Decentric, helps playing a Final on home ground but don't discount Blacktown - their attack is pretty good if allowed the room, Mallia and Choi are sound. Edited by M.L.: 29/9/2015 02:28:21 PM
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Stream bros http://livestream.com/spectrumtv/ps4nplgf
By now, American Samoa must have realised that Australias 22-0 win over Tonga two days earlier was no fluke.
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Damn dat fluid vidja. Blacktown killing it. -PB
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Bayswater are pooorrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr. -PB
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Tippped blacky. No correct score tip though.
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Great result for Blacktown, that put the spanner in the works on the so called vic domination.
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M.L. wrote:Great result for Blacktown, that put the spanner in the works on the so called vic domination.
By beating a WA side...
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TheSelectFew wrote:M.L. wrote:Great result for Blacktown, that put the spanner in the works on the so called vic domination.
By beating a WA side... Think a bit more, one yes it was a wa nsw Finale - non of the more known vic pl teams made it as expected - two, as I said regards to the vic domination didn't happen. Its ok TSF, just a bit of fun, lets face it nswpl sides haven't been too convincing in the past, barring SU v's victory. Edited by M.L.: 5/10/2015 07:01:43 PMEdited by M.L.: 5/10/2015 07:02:28 PM
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M.L. wrote:TheSelectFew wrote:M.L. wrote:Great result for Blacktown, that put the spanner in the works on the so called vic domination.
By beating a WA side... Think a bit more, one yes it was a wa nsw Finale - non of the more known vic pl teams made it as expected - two, as I said regards to the vic domination didn't happen. Its ok TSF, just a bit of fun, lets face it nswpl sides haven't been too convincing in the past, barring SU v's victory. Edited by M.L.: 5/10/2015 07:01:43 PMEdited by M.L.: 5/10/2015 07:02:28 PM That was Rockdale, not Sydney United. [-x Getting a Croatian club mixed up with a Croatian club. Wars have been started over less! :lol:
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Heineken wrote:M.L. wrote:TheSelectFew wrote:M.L. wrote:Great result for Blacktown, that put the spanner in the works on the so called vic domination.
By beating a WA side... Think a bit more, one yes it was a wa nsw Finale - non of the more known vic pl teams made it as expected - two, as I said regards to the vic domination didn't happen. Its ok TSF, just a bit of fun, lets face it nswpl sides haven't been too convincing in the past, barring SU v's victory. Edited by M.L.: 5/10/2015 07:01:43 PMEdited by M.L.: 5/10/2015 07:02:28 PM That was Rockdale, not Sydney United. [-x Getting a Croatian club mixed up with a Croatian club. Wars have been started over less! :lol: Rockdale is a Macedonian club.
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Eh, yeah I fucked that one up. On my phone and fat fingered it - retyped Croatian instead of Mavo haha.
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