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Club Marinators - futsal season
- Thread starter marinermick
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Part_Timer
Well-Known Member
right foot not needed.....doesnt do anything and still rolls :s
marinermick
Well-Known Member
10-1 win to real. Played really well last tonight and the passing was smick. Mort was the hero with six goals - on fire.
Updated golden boot:
Nathan Clark (Clarky) - 12
Tyson - 7
Adam Drew - 7
Mort (Ty's bro) - 7
30 year old Bear - 5
Juzzy - 2
Mick - 1
Updated golden boot:
Nathan Clark (Clarky) - 12
Tyson - 7
Adam Drew - 7
Mort (Ty's bro) - 7
30 year old Bear - 5
Juzzy - 2
Mick - 1
Kanwal Bull
Well-Known Member
5-2 for Dinamo i think..
3 for myself
1 for Davo
1 for Craig
cannot wait for next week...
3 for myself
1 for Davo
1 for Craig
cannot wait for next week...
marinermick
Well-Known Member
21 hours before the superclassico!!!!!
marinermick
Well-Known Member
12
marinermick
Well-Known Member
8, just working on my davo voodoo doll now
how's the knee davo?
how's the knee davo?
Melsy - One step
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Important:
The indoor centre is not open tonight it's closed for reno's all games to go down as a draw.
The indoor centre is not open tonight it's closed for reno's all games to go down as a draw.
marinermick
Well-Known Member
Melsy - One step said:Important:
The indoor centre is not open tonight it's closed for reno's all games to go down as a draw.
which indoor centre melsy?
mariners4ever
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BAD BULLZ said:
i'm sorry eggy but thats 3 words
serious14
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A 'serious' take on the Superclassico......
Niagara Park Youth Centre, 7.35pm AEDT, 2-3-09.
Dinamo Marinators (3) vs. Real Marinators (2).
With a fevered buildup and a roaring capacity crowd, the third, and arguably most controversial Superclassico of the season was played under the Niagara lights tonight. In the end, it was the poise of Dinamo's very own Tommy P, the one and only Grego, that saw Dinamo home with a late goal in a thrilling 3-2 win that was marred by a Matthew Breeze-esque refereeing performance from the Football NSW official and 2 (deserved) late red cards for Real.
First Half
The game commenced at a thunderous pace, with both teams engaging in short and sharp passing games that saw some early shots on goal and some silky skills down both wings. Dinamo proceeded to dominate towards the mid point of the first half, only to have a goal scored against the run of play by Real. This sparked Real into life and the contest became far more even towards half time, which only made Dinamo's first goal that much more special - a sensational one-two move between the Bad Bullz themselves which resulted in Grego smashing home his shot to take the game to halftime at 1-1.
Second Half
Dinamo leapt back into the game after the break, with a 5 minute spurt reducing Real to long ball attacks and frustrated tackling in defence. It was at this point in the game that relations between Real and the referee started to detoriate, with MarinerMick and Bearinator the chief culprits in these discussions. In the background of the referee losing control over proceedings (shades of Matthew Breeze in the HAL Grand Final mere days ago), Dinamo went ahead 2-1 to a Petrovski-esque poachers goal from one Brian Glasgow (who??). The cheekiness of the goal (an intercepted goalies clearance) was matched only by the Superbowl like celebrations from Dinamo's Bad Bullz. From here, things got truly interesting.....
* Accusations of diving by both parties
* Controversial free kicks being awarded for innocuous fouls
* Tackling that would not be out of place in the English Championship
* Language that many in FIFA would frown upon
Surely the hallmarks of a true derby?? Truly confirmed when Mariner Mick disgraced himself by getting booked twice in the space of 30 seconds after a free kick was awarded against him.
All of this was only exacerbated in a breathtaking final two minutes, with Real claiming a controversial goal (many say the ball had already crossed the by-line), only for my personal pick for man of the match, Grego, to steal the victory for Dinamo with a smashing shot from all of 35 yards ().
Wild celebrations from Dinamo's legions of supporters ensued (flares may or may not have been ripped), and to compound the misery for Real, their brick wall defender Bearinator was shown Real's second red of the game for "interpretive discussion with a match official".
Fulltime saw a fullscale pitch invasion, at which point the players had to be escorted from the field and protected from their out of control supporters, a fact that many News Limited journalists will be sure to pounce on.
One can hardly wait for the next Superclassico - surely the football world's greatest new rivalry??
Niagara Park Youth Centre, 7.35pm AEDT, 2-3-09.
Dinamo Marinators (3) vs. Real Marinators (2).
With a fevered buildup and a roaring capacity crowd, the third, and arguably most controversial Superclassico of the season was played under the Niagara lights tonight. In the end, it was the poise of Dinamo's very own Tommy P, the one and only Grego, that saw Dinamo home with a late goal in a thrilling 3-2 win that was marred by a Matthew Breeze-esque refereeing performance from the Football NSW official and 2 (deserved) late red cards for Real.
First Half
The game commenced at a thunderous pace, with both teams engaging in short and sharp passing games that saw some early shots on goal and some silky skills down both wings. Dinamo proceeded to dominate towards the mid point of the first half, only to have a goal scored against the run of play by Real. This sparked Real into life and the contest became far more even towards half time, which only made Dinamo's first goal that much more special - a sensational one-two move between the Bad Bullz themselves which resulted in Grego smashing home his shot to take the game to halftime at 1-1.
Second Half
Dinamo leapt back into the game after the break, with a 5 minute spurt reducing Real to long ball attacks and frustrated tackling in defence. It was at this point in the game that relations between Real and the referee started to detoriate, with MarinerMick and Bearinator the chief culprits in these discussions. In the background of the referee losing control over proceedings (shades of Matthew Breeze in the HAL Grand Final mere days ago), Dinamo went ahead 2-1 to a Petrovski-esque poachers goal from one Brian Glasgow (who??). The cheekiness of the goal (an intercepted goalies clearance) was matched only by the Superbowl like celebrations from Dinamo's Bad Bullz. From here, things got truly interesting.....
* Accusations of diving by both parties
* Controversial free kicks being awarded for innocuous fouls
* Tackling that would not be out of place in the English Championship
* Language that many in FIFA would frown upon
Surely the hallmarks of a true derby?? Truly confirmed when Mariner Mick disgraced himself by getting booked twice in the space of 30 seconds after a free kick was awarded against him.
All of this was only exacerbated in a breathtaking final two minutes, with Real claiming a controversial goal (many say the ball had already crossed the by-line), only for my personal pick for man of the match, Grego, to steal the victory for Dinamo with a smashing shot from all of 35 yards (
).Wild celebrations from Dinamo's legions of supporters ensued (flares may or may not have been ripped), and to compound the misery for Real, their brick wall defender Bearinator was shown Real's second red of the game for "interpretive discussion with a match official".
Fulltime saw a fullscale pitch invasion, at which point the players had to be escorted from the field and protected from their out of control supporters, a fact that many News Limited journalists will be sure to pounce on.
One can hardly wait for the next Superclassico - surely the football world's greatest new rivalry??
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