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CCM Boys conquering the world
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sydmariner
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& at just the right time to with WC qualifiers coming up
Rowdy
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Amini suffers Cup lose:
Former Young Socceroo and Olyroo Mustafa Amini ran out 109 minutes for Randers in their 2-1 Danish Cup (DBU Pokal) quarter-final loss to FC Copenhagen overnight.
Randers had forced extra time in the first minute of second-half stoppage time via Kasper Junker but Mathias Zanka secured victory for the hosts with four minutes remaining in extra time.
Read more at http://www.fourfourtwo.com/au/news/aussies-abroad-amini-suffers-cup-loss#firPPMUPDTKVFRBV.99
Former Young Socceroo and Olyroo Mustafa Amini ran out 109 minutes for Randers in their 2-1 Danish Cup (DBU Pokal) quarter-final loss to FC Copenhagen overnight.
Randers had forced extra time in the first minute of second-half stoppage time via Kasper Junker but Mathias Zanka secured victory for the hosts with four minutes remaining in extra time.
Read more at http://www.fourfourtwo.com/au/news/aussies-abroad-amini-suffers-cup-loss#firPPMUPDTKVFRBV.99
soccer mad
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Was quite surprised musti didn't get a call up for current campaign
Forum Phoenix
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Soooo... good. Watched that half a dozen times chuckling aloud.
http://www.fourfourtwo.com/au/news/...ends-celtic-four-points-clear#:SchYQ8lbw-Cc8A
http://www.fourfourtwo.com/au/news/...ends-celtic-four-points-clear#:SchYQ8lbw-Cc8A
Rowdy
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Sublime strike from Tommy.
Surely more 'suitors' will NOW be making better offers than what Leeds proffered for his services at the beginning of the year.
Hopefully a good payday awaits CCM.
Look forward to seeing him play for the Socceroo's this Thursday night in Adelaide against Tajikistan.
Surely more 'suitors' will NOW be making better offers than what Leeds proffered for his services at the beginning of the year.
Hopefully a good payday awaits CCM.
Look forward to seeing him play for the Socceroo's this Thursday night in Adelaide against Tajikistan.
Forum Phoenix
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I know your'e tongue in cheek, but it would be such a backward step for Tommy I can't even wish it on him.
Barring further disaster, I think he's got a very exciting career ahead of him that we will all particularly get to enjoy when he's in green and gold.
Not sure about the starting 11 myself. I'm sure plenty of clubs are paying attention. There's a huge amount to like in this last season and the fact he's not always starting can mean he's a better transfer target, not a lesser player. They only have to take a look to know what he is or look at his stats.
This season he's made 23 appearances averaging 67 minutes a game, and a goal every 3 games and an assist in every 4.3 games. He's also scored some real crackers and some very clever goals and contributed well over all. Biggest weakness is his defense... but he's a genuine/proven goal scoring and creating AM. The offers were coming months ago... more will surely follow.
Barring further disaster, I think he's got a very exciting career ahead of him that we will all particularly get to enjoy when he's in green and gold.
Not sure about the starting 11 myself. I'm sure plenty of clubs are paying attention. There's a huge amount to like in this last season and the fact he's not always starting can mean he's a better transfer target, not a lesser player. They only have to take a look to know what he is or look at his stats.
This season he's made 23 appearances averaging 67 minutes a game, and a goal every 3 games and an assist in every 4.3 games. He's also scored some real crackers and some very clever goals and contributed well over all. Biggest weakness is his defense... but he's a genuine/proven goal scoring and creating AM. The offers were coming months ago... more will surely follow.
Rowdy
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Aussie Rogic goes from hero to zero for Celtic:
Australia's Tom Rogic blazed the decisive penalty well over the crossbar after scoring an equaliser in extra time, as Rangers knocked Old Firm rivals Celtic out of the Scottish Cup.
Rangers stunned their rivals 5-4 on penalties after a pulsating 2-2 draw at Hampden Park to book their place in the Scottish Cup final, with Socceroos playmaker Tom Rogic missing the decisive spot-kick.
Ex-Celtic striker Kenny Miller gave Rangers the lead after 15 minutes on Sunday, scoring an instinctive finish after Hoops captain Scott Brown deflected a cross into his path.
Patrick Roberts spurned a golden opportunity to level the scores, hitting the side netting with the goal wide open, but Celtic equalised shortly after half-time through Eric Sviatchenko.
The substitute got up highest to head in a Roberts corner after 49 minutes and Leigh Griffiths wasted a good chance by shooting off-target as the game drifted into extra-time.
Barrie McKay drew first blood in the added period, turning into a pocket of space 25 yards out and arrowing an unstoppable drive into the top-right corner, but Rogic tucked in a second Celtic equaliser from Kieran Tierney's low cross.
Griffiths almost won it in the final stages of extra-time, but his long-range free-kick cannoned off the woodwork.
After both teams had netted four of their first six penalties, it was Rogic who followed up Nicky Law's calm finish by blazing his kick well over the crossbar in to spark wild celebrations from Rangers' half of the Hampden crowd.
Mark Warburton's side - who were recently promoted back to the Scottish Premiership for next season - will face fellow Championship side Hibernian in the final after they beat Dundee United 4-2 on penalties after a 0-0 draw.
Watch the video here that some are calling the worst penalty ever taken in an 'old firm derby'.
Australia's Tom Rogic blazed the decisive penalty well over the crossbar after scoring an equaliser in extra time, as Rangers knocked Old Firm rivals Celtic out of the Scottish Cup.
Rangers stunned their rivals 5-4 on penalties after a pulsating 2-2 draw at Hampden Park to book their place in the Scottish Cup final, with Socceroos playmaker Tom Rogic missing the decisive spot-kick.
Ex-Celtic striker Kenny Miller gave Rangers the lead after 15 minutes on Sunday, scoring an instinctive finish after Hoops captain Scott Brown deflected a cross into his path.
Patrick Roberts spurned a golden opportunity to level the scores, hitting the side netting with the goal wide open, but Celtic equalised shortly after half-time through Eric Sviatchenko.
The substitute got up highest to head in a Roberts corner after 49 minutes and Leigh Griffiths wasted a good chance by shooting off-target as the game drifted into extra-time.
Barrie McKay drew first blood in the added period, turning into a pocket of space 25 yards out and arrowing an unstoppable drive into the top-right corner, but Rogic tucked in a second Celtic equaliser from Kieran Tierney's low cross.
Griffiths almost won it in the final stages of extra-time, but his long-range free-kick cannoned off the woodwork.
After both teams had netted four of their first six penalties, it was Rogic who followed up Nicky Law's calm finish by blazing his kick well over the crossbar in to spark wild celebrations from Rangers' half of the Hampden crowd.
Mark Warburton's side - who were recently promoted back to the Scottish Premiership for next season - will face fellow Championship side Hibernian in the final after they beat Dundee United 4-2 on penalties after a 0-0 draw.
Watch the video here that some are calling the worst penalty ever taken in an 'old firm derby'.
is on the horizon where your sure to shine bright.
FFC Mariner
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Dukeys done his ACL poor bastard.
Contract ends in Japan in June? Or has he got another year?
Contract ends in Japan in June? Or has he got another year?
rbakersmith
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It looks like Daniel Heffernan could be swapping the palm trees of Gosford for the palm trees of Bali... he's currently trialling with Indonesian Super League side Bali United:
https://twitter.com/DannyHeff1987/status/724544622031073280
https://twitter.com/DannyHeff1987/status/724544622031073280
Rowdy
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Meant to put this up a couple days ago .....
Jedinak's Palace overcome Watford to book FA Cup final berth:
Australia captain Mile Jedinak will have a chance to play in the FA Cup final after Crystal Palace edged Watford 2-1 at Wembley to book a date with Manchester United in English football's showpiece event.
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Congrats to the big man, here's hoping holding the Cup aloft at the mighty Wembley as the Eagle's Capt. (after whats been a difficult season mentally for him) can become a glorious memory for the former Mariner.
Jedinak's Palace overcome Watford to book FA Cup final berth:
Australia captain Mile Jedinak will have a chance to play in the FA Cup final after Crystal Palace edged Watford 2-1 at Wembley to book a date with Manchester United in English football's showpiece event.
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Congrats to the big man, here's hoping holding the Cup aloft at the mighty Wembley as the Eagle's Capt. (after whats been a difficult season mentally for him) can become a glorious memory for the former Mariner.
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