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2015/16 Other A-League Games
- Thread starter VicMariner
- Start date
nearlyyellow
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86'Yellow 2nd/RC RED CARD CITY - Caceres is issued with a second yellow card, after a late tackle. He is ordered off the ground by the referee. Melbourne City are down to ten men.
Read more at http://www.a-league.com.au/matchcen...-Melbourne-City-FC/811689#KxKbcx4V1sshrQ2h.99
Read more at http://www.a-league.com.au/matchcen...-Melbourne-City-FC/811689#KxKbcx4V1sshrQ2h.99
nearlyyellow
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89'goalGOAL WANDERERS - Castelen has it inside the box, he passes it over to Santalab as Sorensen dives early. Santalab taps it into the net and the Wanderers seal the three points. Western Sydney Wanderers lead Melbourne City 4-2.
Read more at http://www.a-league.com.au/matchcen...-Melbourne-City-FC/811689#KxKbcx4V1sshrQ2h.99
mwahahaha (dammit WSW are up, not that it makes any difference to our position, I Just Hate Them
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Read more at http://www.a-league.com.au/matchcen...-Melbourne-City-FC/811689#KxKbcx4V1sshrQ2h.99
mwahahaha (dammit WSW are up, not that it makes any difference to our position, I Just Hate Them
)
nearlyyellow
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90'+3'goalGOAL CITY - Mooy drives in the set piece into the box, as Paartalu sticks his boot out, with Redmayne diving to his left to make the save, but the ball is over the top of him and it is into the net. Melbourne City trail the Western Sydney Wanderers 3-4.
Read more at http://www.a-league.com.au/matchcen...-Melbourne-City-FC/811689#KxKbcx4V1sshrQ2h.99
Consolation. Full time WSW 4 MC 2 Maybe AC won't make it back into the run on side for a bit.
Read more at http://www.a-league.com.au/matchcen...-Melbourne-City-FC/811689#KxKbcx4V1sshrQ2h.99
Consolation. Full time WSW 4 MC 2 Maybe AC won't make it back into the run on side for a bit.
VicMariner
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Crazy last half hour. 
Commentators wetting themselves about being one of the greatest A League games ever.
I didn't see it like that. WSW smashed them then went to sleep.
Two great finishes by City didn't seem real and came from no where. Then game went flat again, Caceras goes WSW score again then more Mooy class at the death.
Maybe just me but more shock than excitement
I didn't see it like that. WSW smashed them then went to sleep.
Two great finishes by City didn't seem real and came from no where. Then game went flat again, Caceras goes WSW score again then more Mooy class at the death.
Maybe just me but more shock than excitement
sydmariner
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Good header by Matt Simon
true believer
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matt who !
elrich 5 yellows and larocca a groin injury
a game for them on Tuesday.
Gold for us
elrich 5 yellows and larocca a groin injury
a game for them on Tuesday.
Gold for us
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true believer
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Gee wilco went well . what a transformation he'd make to the back 4
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true believer
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fmd , syd the English nazi !
Capn Gus Bloodbeard
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So, not only did moronic MV fans decide to do their best to fuel the media with a number of flares lit outside and inside the stadium, but it seems that Mel was also pushed outside the stadium by a MV fan while attempting to do a positive piece on football support.
true believer
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Didn't rate perth at the start of the season.
A perth piss ant town gf would help to sooth a painful season
A perth piss ant town gf would help to sooth a painful season
FFC Mariner
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Went to my 1st Sydney derby last night.
Great night out, red hot atmosphere, proper experience that would not easily be found in a major European league.
Fans mixing pre game and where we were sitting, not a sniff of trouble.
Cop outside the ground was actually holding his taser trigger as the Wanderers fans went in. Pathetic scared little man.
Got to abuse Reddy as he walked round post game which was a bonus.
Sydney should have scored 5, Matty had a great game except his finishing. Sydney fans around us couldn't stand him.
The abuse from Wanderers fans as Carney came over to take a corner would have our fans outraged on Facebook. We added to it with a few choice observations about being a scummer
Top night out highly recommended
Great night out, red hot atmosphere, proper experience that would not easily be found in a major European league.
Fans mixing pre game and where we were sitting, not a sniff of trouble.
Cop outside the ground was actually holding his taser trigger as the Wanderers fans went in. Pathetic scared little man.
Got to abuse Reddy as he walked round post game which was a bonus.
Sydney should have scored 5, Matty had a great game except his finishing. Sydney fans around us couldn't stand him.
The abuse from Wanderers fans as Carney came over to take a corner would have our fans outraged on Facebook. We added to it with a few choice observations about being a scummer
Top night out highly recommended
Rowdy
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Sydney show fight after Arnold admits: 'I went off my brain'
Graham Arnold hailed Sydney FC’s fighting derby draw “outstanding” and expects they won’t drop below that level of performance for the rest of the season.
The Sky Blues stretched their unbeaten run against fierce rivals Western Sydney Wanderers to seven games after a thrilling 1-1 draw at Allianz Stadium on Saturday night.
Arnold felt the Sky Blues “had enough opportunities to win two games” and was delighted with the response after their dismal showing in the loss to Perth last weekend.
“I just said to (the players) that is the minimum every week - I don’t want anything less,” Arnold said post-match.
“That’s why I was so disappointed last week. I probably went off my brain for the first time since (I was coaching) Northern Spirit, I was that angry after the Perth game.
“I put players out there that were prepared to fight and fight for Sydney FC. Sydney FC is a fantastic club, has a wonderful family of owners.
“The players get everything off the field.
"They get paid early…I’m used to getting paid late or not at all. The players need to respect that and today they showed exactly what they are capable of. We should have won the game.”
The Wanderers came out of the blocks faster and took a 13th minute lead via a Dario Vidosic header before a Scott Jamieson own goal nine minutes before the break tied things up.
It was end-to-end action in the second half as both sides had excellent chances to win it but failed to capitalise.
“We had enough opportunities to win two games,” Arnold lamented.
“We didn’t finish them off but overall it was a real good performance from a team that fought very hard.
“I opened it up after 20 minutes when we were down 1-0. I’m not someone who’s going to die wondering. I’d rather lose 3-0 or 4-0 than 1-0,” the Sky Blues boss added.
“Once we went down 1-0, their two Spaniards were playing good balls in behind so I needed to get some pressure on the ball and the only way I could do that was to push (Milos) Ninkovic higher and get Brandon O’Neill basically tracking (Mitch) Nichols.
“After we did that I thought we were the better side.”
The Sky Blues fly out for Japan early on Sunday morning for their AFC Champions League clash against Urawa red Diamonds on Wednesday night, before a vital Big Blue against Victory in Melbourne next weekend.
Arnold admitted the hectic schedule will stretch his squad but has vowed to respect all competitions.
“Last year when Brisbane were in (the ACL) they played a youth team in the back half of the (A-League) season which I thought was not right,” he said.
“But for us we will play our strongest line-up available every week. It’s important we freshen up well.
“The atmosphere in the dressing room is very positive and I thought it was a good performance and a payback for the performance of last week.”
Read more at http://www.fourfourtwo.com/au/news/...ld-admits-i-went-my-brain#x2m34eI0Cw6GApwb.99
Graham Arnold hailed Sydney FC’s fighting derby draw “outstanding” and expects they won’t drop below that level of performance for the rest of the season.
The Sky Blues stretched their unbeaten run against fierce rivals Western Sydney Wanderers to seven games after a thrilling 1-1 draw at Allianz Stadium on Saturday night.
Arnold felt the Sky Blues “had enough opportunities to win two games” and was delighted with the response after their dismal showing in the loss to Perth last weekend.
“I just said to (the players) that is the minimum every week - I don’t want anything less,” Arnold said post-match.
“That’s why I was so disappointed last week. I probably went off my brain for the first time since (I was coaching) Northern Spirit, I was that angry after the Perth game.
“I put players out there that were prepared to fight and fight for Sydney FC. Sydney FC is a fantastic club, has a wonderful family of owners.
“The players get everything off the field.
"They get paid early…I’m used to getting paid late or not at all. The players need to respect that and today they showed exactly what they are capable of. We should have won the game.”
The Wanderers came out of the blocks faster and took a 13th minute lead via a Dario Vidosic header before a Scott Jamieson own goal nine minutes before the break tied things up.
It was end-to-end action in the second half as both sides had excellent chances to win it but failed to capitalise.
“We had enough opportunities to win two games,” Arnold lamented.
“We didn’t finish them off but overall it was a real good performance from a team that fought very hard.
“I opened it up after 20 minutes when we were down 1-0. I’m not someone who’s going to die wondering. I’d rather lose 3-0 or 4-0 than 1-0,” the Sky Blues boss added.
“Once we went down 1-0, their two Spaniards were playing good balls in behind so I needed to get some pressure on the ball and the only way I could do that was to push (Milos) Ninkovic higher and get Brandon O’Neill basically tracking (Mitch) Nichols.
“After we did that I thought we were the better side.”
The Sky Blues fly out for Japan early on Sunday morning for their AFC Champions League clash against Urawa red Diamonds on Wednesday night, before a vital Big Blue against Victory in Melbourne next weekend.
Arnold admitted the hectic schedule will stretch his squad but has vowed to respect all competitions.
“Last year when Brisbane were in (the ACL) they played a youth team in the back half of the (A-League) season which I thought was not right,” he said.
“But for us we will play our strongest line-up available every week. It’s important we freshen up well.
“The atmosphere in the dressing room is very positive and I thought it was a good performance and a payback for the performance of last week.”
Read more at http://www.fourfourtwo.com/au/news/...ld-admits-i-went-my-brain#x2m34eI0Cw6GApwb.99
Rowdy
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Thought the same after our first game against them, which Castro was Shite in back then. What a turn around.
Can't believe Perth's crowd figures though considering how well they've been playing.
They'd won 4 in a row prior to this game and (albeit) got their highest figure for the season so far against Brisbane last night with a crowd of 12,156. You'd think they would be much higher.
Maybe the point deductions from last season has really disenchanted quite a few.
5 in a row AND after having a 9 Goal game you'd think they'll have to break the season record again next home game.
Making a GF would be the ultimate reprisal from last years 'theft' for many a purple people eater in WA.
Indeed, a GF V's Adelaide would be comforting to us Coastie's as opposed to the many east-coast contenders.
FFC Mariner
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Decent coach and the side improves.....
Worth a try
Worth a try
Forum Phoenix
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Or, strong squad that was clearly unfit and had not found it's rhythm... took a dozen games to finally get fit and find some rhythm.
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