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Asian Champions League 2008 - 'official thread'
- Thread starter kevrenor
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soccersensei
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~Floss~ said:
Unstoppable, unless of course when countered by the...
2-1-1-1-1-1-1-2!!!
midfielder
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http://a-league.com.au/default.aspx?s=hal_newsdisplay&id=22122&pageid=1001
Melbourne Victory has secured its first away point of its Asian Champions League campaign, drawing 1-1 against Korean side Chunnam Dragons in Gwangyang.
Melbourne took an early lead thanks to Tom Pondeljak but a fortunate goal from Ko Ki-Gu just before half-time saw the teams shares the spoils in a result which all but secures Gamba Osaka's progress to the quarter finals.
The Victory's night began very well with Pondeljak netting his first goal for his new club in just the fifth minute
marinersman
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Nice goal from the Brazillian. They should really go through to the quarters now, which will be a great achievement if it comes true.
Cornthwaite should have got a second yellow for that crude tackle near the touch line.
One last thing, if I see one more long ball from the Og monster ever again, I'll kill the closest person sitting to me. Apologies to my partner for her premature death.
All the time I've been watching him, all he ever does his hoof the damn ball up field as far as he can kick it. It drives me insane. Play it out of the back, FFS. Even Lucas Neill can do it.
marinersman
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midfielder said:
Midfielder, did you post this to make us feel better about losing our best ever player?
midfielder
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marinersman said:midfielder said:
Midfielder, did you post this to make us feel better about losing our best ever player?
Not sure why just miss Tommy P, and was interesting to see his replacement as a bench player.
midfielder said:marinersman said:midfielder said:
Midfielder, did you post this to make us feel better about losing our best ever player?
Not sure why just miss Tommy P, and was interesting to see his replacement as a bench player.
Don't read too much into it. The game was a dead rubber for MV and Caceres is on his way out. They may as well give someone else a go.
Top strike from Tommy, it will be great watching him carve for Melbourne this year except against us.
marinermick
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" Michael is gearing up for the big football match tonight. Hope Melbourne Victory do well."
Suggest that others do the same.
Mariner Girl
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Especially in light of our "Report Card" the other day.
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