JoyfulPenguin
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Very disappointing to hear that Dan Heffernan has gone unpaid by the Goulburn Valley Suns, disgraceful considering their tickets at $15 were almost as much as the A-League!
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JoyfulPenguin
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If anyone else has a twitter account tweet @gvsuns that you want to see Heff paid!
sydmariner
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Edgeworth and Sydney United 58 set up all NSW decider
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Sydney United 58 FC's Panny Nikas and Edgeworth Eagles marksman Daniel McBreen.
Monday, 26 September 2016 -
staff writers
The PlayStation 4 NPL 2016 Champions of Australia will come from New South Wales after Edgeworth Eagles and Sydney United 58 FC won through to the Grand Final.
Edgeworth Eagles became the first club from Northern NSW Football to reach the decider courtesy of a gritty 1-0 victory over Perth SC at Dorrien Gardens on Saturday night.
The winning goal came from the boot of Hyundai A-League Championship winning striker Daniel McBreen in the 51st minute as Edgeworth Eagles won their second successive match away from home after they defeated Victorian club Bentleigh Greens in extra time in the Elimination Finals.
A Panny Nikas inspired Sydney United 58 FC then joined the Eagles in the decider earlier this afternoon as they came from a goal down to beat Brisbane Strikers 2-1.
Trent Clulow had given the visiting Strikers the advantage at the break but a Nikas double in the second half sent the hosts through as they attempt to try and win their second PlayStation 4 NPL Australia title after claiming the inaugural competition in 2013.
Nikas’ two goals mean he has five goals in two matches after his hat-trick against Adelaide City last weekend.
Sydney United 58 FC will host the PlayStation 4 NPL 2016 Grand Final after narrowly finishing ahead of Edgeworth Eagles on the points system used to decide the host club.
The points tally of the two Grand Finalists that determined who would host the decider finished as follows:
Club
Points Total
Sydney United 58 FC
17
Edgeworth Eagles
16
The date and kick-off time for the PlayStation 4 NPL 2016 Grand Final will be announced later today.
The PlayStation 4 NPL 2016 Grand Final will be LIVE streamed via PlayStation 4 consoles and on www.nationalpremierleagues.com.au. Tickets for the match will be available at the venue on match day.
PlayStation 4 National Premier Leagues 2016 Semi Finals Results
MATCH 5
Perth SC 0
Edgeworth Eagles 1 (McBreen 51’)
Saturday 24 September 2016
Dorrien Gardens, West Perth
Referee: Adam Fielding
Perth SC starting line-up: 1.Francis Soale (gk), 4.Adrian Madaschi, 5.Nathan Diaz, 6.Clark Keltie (c), 7.Aleksandar Jovic (17.Francesco Furfaro 81’), 9.Gustavo Catarcione, 10.Nicholas Ambrogio (3.Andreas Theodosiades 67’), 11.Matthew Milenkovic, 12.Jordan De Leo, 13.Rocco Pizzata, 15.Harley Orr
Substitutes not used: 16.Thomas Jebb, 18.Alex Silla, 23.Daniel Passarelli (gk)
Yellow cards: Pizzata 40’, De Leo 88’, Catarcione 90+3’
Red cards: Nil
Edgeworth Eagles starting line-up: 1.Jim Fogarty (gk), 2.Daniel McBreen, 3.Domenico Bizzarri, 4.Patrick Wheeler, 5.Ayden Brice (19.Aaron McLoughlin 80’), 6.Lachlan Pasquale, 7.Bren Abbott-Hammel, 9.Brody Taylor (12.Aden Gardner 63’), 10.Keanu Moore (17.Keigo Moriyasu 90+1’), 11.Dylan Holz, 15.Josh Evans (c)
Substitutes not used: 8.Daniel Minors, 20.Joshua Low (gk)
Yellow cards: Nil
Red cards: Nil
MATCH 6
Sydney United 58 FC 2 (Nikas 51’/71’)
Brisbane Strikers 1 (Clulow)
Sunday 25 September 2016
Sydney United Sports Centre, Edensor Park NSW
Referee: Adam Suez
Sydney United 58 FC starting line-up: 21.Thomas Manos (gk), 2.Kristopher Vlismas, 6.Chris Payne, 7.Yutaro Shin, 8.Peter Triantis, 14.Nicholas Stavroulakis (c), 17.Theo Kofinas (20.Tomislav Uskok), 18.Glen Trifiro, 19.Matthew Bilic, 22.Yianni Fragogiannis (3.Masato Mochizuki), 23.Panagiotis Nikas
Substitutes not used: 10.Robert Mileski, 11.Nikola Taneski, 30.Luke Babic (gk)
Yellow cards: Stavroulakis 69’, Mileski 90+3’
Red cards: Nil
Brisbane Strikers starting line-up: 20.Michael Weier (gk), 4.Jake Marshall, 5.Greig Henslee, 6.Fraser Hills (15.Ryan Palmer), 8.Michael Angus (c), 12.Shaun Carlos, 13.Sam Knight, 14.Jake McLean (7.Felli Sheriff), 17.Hiroki Omori, 18.Trent Clulow, 19.Luke Marsh
Substitutes not used: 1.Sebastian Usai (gk), 21.Sam Johnson, 23.Samuel Ball
Yellow cards: Hills 58’, Omori 75’
Red cards: Nil
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The goal machine does it again!!!
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Sydney United 58 FC's Panny Nikas and Edgeworth Eagles marksman Daniel McBreen.
Monday, 26 September 2016 -
staff writers
The PlayStation 4 NPL 2016 Champions of Australia will come from New South Wales after Edgeworth Eagles and Sydney United 58 FC won through to the Grand Final.
Edgeworth Eagles became the first club from Northern NSW Football to reach the decider courtesy of a gritty 1-0 victory over Perth SC at Dorrien Gardens on Saturday night.
The winning goal came from the boot of Hyundai A-League Championship winning striker Daniel McBreen in the 51st minute as Edgeworth Eagles won their second successive match away from home after they defeated Victorian club Bentleigh Greens in extra time in the Elimination Finals.
A Panny Nikas inspired Sydney United 58 FC then joined the Eagles in the decider earlier this afternoon as they came from a goal down to beat Brisbane Strikers 2-1.
Trent Clulow had given the visiting Strikers the advantage at the break but a Nikas double in the second half sent the hosts through as they attempt to try and win their second PlayStation 4 NPL Australia title after claiming the inaugural competition in 2013.
Nikas’ two goals mean he has five goals in two matches after his hat-trick against Adelaide City last weekend.
Sydney United 58 FC will host the PlayStation 4 NPL 2016 Grand Final after narrowly finishing ahead of Edgeworth Eagles on the points system used to decide the host club.
The points tally of the two Grand Finalists that determined who would host the decider finished as follows:
Club
Points Total
Sydney United 58 FC
17
Edgeworth Eagles
16
The date and kick-off time for the PlayStation 4 NPL 2016 Grand Final will be announced later today.
The PlayStation 4 NPL 2016 Grand Final will be LIVE streamed via PlayStation 4 consoles and on www.nationalpremierleagues.com.au. Tickets for the match will be available at the venue on match day.
PlayStation 4 National Premier Leagues 2016 Semi Finals Results
MATCH 5
Perth SC 0
Edgeworth Eagles 1 (McBreen 51’)
Saturday 24 September 2016
Dorrien Gardens, West Perth
Referee: Adam Fielding
Perth SC starting line-up: 1.Francis Soale (gk), 4.Adrian Madaschi, 5.Nathan Diaz, 6.Clark Keltie (c), 7.Aleksandar Jovic (17.Francesco Furfaro 81’), 9.Gustavo Catarcione, 10.Nicholas Ambrogio (3.Andreas Theodosiades 67’), 11.Matthew Milenkovic, 12.Jordan De Leo, 13.Rocco Pizzata, 15.Harley Orr
Substitutes not used: 16.Thomas Jebb, 18.Alex Silla, 23.Daniel Passarelli (gk)
Yellow cards: Pizzata 40’, De Leo 88’, Catarcione 90+3’
Red cards: Nil
Edgeworth Eagles starting line-up: 1.Jim Fogarty (gk), 2.Daniel McBreen, 3.Domenico Bizzarri, 4.Patrick Wheeler, 5.Ayden Brice (19.Aaron McLoughlin 80’), 6.Lachlan Pasquale, 7.Bren Abbott-Hammel, 9.Brody Taylor (12.Aden Gardner 63’), 10.Keanu Moore (17.Keigo Moriyasu 90+1’), 11.Dylan Holz, 15.Josh Evans (c)
Substitutes not used: 8.Daniel Minors, 20.Joshua Low (gk)
Yellow cards: Nil
Red cards: Nil
MATCH 6
Sydney United 58 FC 2 (Nikas 51’/71’)
Brisbane Strikers 1 (Clulow)
Sunday 25 September 2016
Sydney United Sports Centre, Edensor Park NSW
Referee: Adam Suez
Sydney United 58 FC starting line-up: 21.Thomas Manos (gk), 2.Kristopher Vlismas, 6.Chris Payne, 7.Yutaro Shin, 8.Peter Triantis, 14.Nicholas Stavroulakis (c), 17.Theo Kofinas (20.Tomislav Uskok), 18.Glen Trifiro, 19.Matthew Bilic, 22.Yianni Fragogiannis (3.Masato Mochizuki), 23.Panagiotis Nikas
Substitutes not used: 10.Robert Mileski, 11.Nikola Taneski, 30.Luke Babic (gk)
Yellow cards: Stavroulakis 69’, Mileski 90+3’
Red cards: Nil
Brisbane Strikers starting line-up: 20.Michael Weier (gk), 4.Jake Marshall, 5.Greig Henslee, 6.Fraser Hills (15.Ryan Palmer), 8.Michael Angus (c), 12.Shaun Carlos, 13.Sam Knight, 14.Jake McLean (7.Felli Sheriff), 17.Hiroki Omori, 18.Trent Clulow, 19.Luke Marsh
Substitutes not used: 1.Sebastian Usai (gk), 21.Sam Johnson, 23.Samuel Ball
Yellow cards: Hills 58’, Omori 75’
Red cards: Nil
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The goal machine does it again!!!
sydmariner
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Sydney United beat Edgeworth Eagles in NPL final
Michael Parris
1 Oct 2016, 4:34 p.m.
A hat-trick from former Central Coast Mariners midfielder Glen Trifiro handed Sydney United a 4-1 win over Edgeworth in the NPL Finals Series decider at Edensor Park on Sunday.
The Eagles could count themselves unlucky after a disallowed goal and a deflected Panny Nikas free kick left them two goals down at the break.
They pulled one back early in the second half when Keanu Moore was bundled over in the box and Keigo Moriyasu buried the rebound after his spot kick was saved by Thomas Manos.
But Trifiro scored with 15 minutes to go when he ran through on goal after Dylan Holz had given the ball away on the halfway line then completed his treble in the dying minutes when he slotted home a low cross at the far post.
“We couldn’t catch a break there early, and that put us on the back foot. It was a poor second goal we conceded, but if we’d gone in one-nil, maybe it might have been a different game,” Edgeworth coach Damian Zane said.
“We got back to 2-1. We said at half-time if we got the next goal we were in it. We thought the free kick was harsh, and then to deflect.
“We had chances at 2-1, but it wasn’t to be. They got a couple at the end. We’re not going to sit and die wondering.”
Zane had promised selection surprises, and he did not disappoint.
Veteran striker Daniel McBreen started in holding midfield with Holz, who had played on the left wing in earlier games.
Japanese import Moriyasu started up front and Aaron McLoughlin played at left back in a defensive 5-4-1 formation.
Attacking midfielder Moore played wider on the left and supported Moriyasu in several counter-attacking raids as Edgeworth sat deep with players behind the ball.
Zane made no apologies for Edgeworth’s defensive mindset in their third game in a row away from home against a team stacked with former A-League players.
“It is what it is. They’ve got a budget four times or more ours. Should we have played 4-3-3 and opened up? We’re not quite there yet. We’re building each year,” he said.
“First half I thought Keanu and Keigo caused them a lot of problems. I think Bren Hammel was in behind them twice and couldn’t get his touch.
“They’re a good team, but for our boys to respond the way they did in the second half. I thought we were the better team in the first 25 minutes of the half. Our end product, crossing and finishing, was just a bit off.”
Zane said the artificial grass at Sydney United Sports Centre was a “massive advantage” for the home side, even though his team had trained at Northern NSW’s Speers Point fields this week.
Former North Queensland Fury A-League midfielder Nikas opened the scoring midway through the first half with his sixth goal in three NPL Finals Series games.
The 28-year-old’s free kick deflected off the wall and wrong-footed Eagles goalkeeper Jim Fogarty.
Nikas had hit the post with a 25-metre free kick five minutes earlier.
The hosts started to get on top after the goal, controlling possession and forcing Edgeworth to defend deeper.
But the game turned in one frantic minute when the Eagles bundled the ball home from a corner only to have the goal cancelled out when the assistant referee spotted an infringement.
Sydney United went up the other end and doubled their lead when Nikas chested down a ball for Trifiro to lash home a volley past Fogarty from near the penalty spot.
Edgeworth looked like going further behind when ex-Sydney FC and Newcastle Jets striker Chris Payne hit the inside of the left post with a dipping volley from 25 metres after beating the offside trap.
But the visitors survived that scare and started to control possession, taking up residence in the United half and creating several half-chances in the final stages of the first half.
tricky got the john kosmina medal for mom & the goal machine started @ holding mid
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Michael Parris
1 Oct 2016, 4:34 p.m.
A hat-trick from former Central Coast Mariners midfielder Glen Trifiro handed Sydney United a 4-1 win over Edgeworth in the NPL Finals Series decider at Edensor Park on Sunday.
The Eagles could count themselves unlucky after a disallowed goal and a deflected Panny Nikas free kick left them two goals down at the break.
They pulled one back early in the second half when Keanu Moore was bundled over in the box and Keigo Moriyasu buried the rebound after his spot kick was saved by Thomas Manos.
But Trifiro scored with 15 minutes to go when he ran through on goal after Dylan Holz had given the ball away on the halfway line then completed his treble in the dying minutes when he slotted home a low cross at the far post.
“We couldn’t catch a break there early, and that put us on the back foot. It was a poor second goal we conceded, but if we’d gone in one-nil, maybe it might have been a different game,” Edgeworth coach Damian Zane said.
“We got back to 2-1. We said at half-time if we got the next goal we were in it. We thought the free kick was harsh, and then to deflect.
“We had chances at 2-1, but it wasn’t to be. They got a couple at the end. We’re not going to sit and die wondering.”
Zane had promised selection surprises, and he did not disappoint.
Veteran striker Daniel McBreen started in holding midfield with Holz, who had played on the left wing in earlier games.
Japanese import Moriyasu started up front and Aaron McLoughlin played at left back in a defensive 5-4-1 formation.
Attacking midfielder Moore played wider on the left and supported Moriyasu in several counter-attacking raids as Edgeworth sat deep with players behind the ball.
Zane made no apologies for Edgeworth’s defensive mindset in their third game in a row away from home against a team stacked with former A-League players.
“It is what it is. They’ve got a budget four times or more ours. Should we have played 4-3-3 and opened up? We’re not quite there yet. We’re building each year,” he said.
“First half I thought Keanu and Keigo caused them a lot of problems. I think Bren Hammel was in behind them twice and couldn’t get his touch.
“They’re a good team, but for our boys to respond the way they did in the second half. I thought we were the better team in the first 25 minutes of the half. Our end product, crossing and finishing, was just a bit off.”
Zane said the artificial grass at Sydney United Sports Centre was a “massive advantage” for the home side, even though his team had trained at Northern NSW’s Speers Point fields this week.
Former North Queensland Fury A-League midfielder Nikas opened the scoring midway through the first half with his sixth goal in three NPL Finals Series games.
The 28-year-old’s free kick deflected off the wall and wrong-footed Eagles goalkeeper Jim Fogarty.
Nikas had hit the post with a 25-metre free kick five minutes earlier.
The hosts started to get on top after the goal, controlling possession and forcing Edgeworth to defend deeper.
But the game turned in one frantic minute when the Eagles bundled the ball home from a corner only to have the goal cancelled out when the assistant referee spotted an infringement.
Sydney United went up the other end and doubled their lead when Nikas chested down a ball for Trifiro to lash home a volley past Fogarty from near the penalty spot.
Edgeworth looked like going further behind when ex-Sydney FC and Newcastle Jets striker Chris Payne hit the inside of the left post with a dipping volley from 25 metres after beating the offside trap.
But the visitors survived that scare and started to control possession, taking up residence in the United half and creating several half-chances in the final stages of the first half.
tricky got the john kosmina medal for mom & the goal machine started @ holding mid
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Rowdy
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Beauchamp is back where it all started:
Journeyman centre-back Michael Beauchamp has signed with NSL side Marconi Stallions.
The 35-year-old started his career with Marconi in 2000 and has been persuaded to return by coach Tony Candy.
Beauchamp most recently played for Bankstown City in the NSL, after a spell in Thailand following his departure from Western Sydney Wanderers in 2014.
Journeyman centre-back Michael Beauchamp has signed with NSL side Marconi Stallions.
The 35-year-old started his career with Marconi in 2000 and has been persuaded to return by coach Tony Candy.
Beauchamp most recently played for Bankstown City in the NSL, after a spell in Thailand following his departure from Western Sydney Wanderers in 2014.
Rowdy
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Marconi finished 4th on the ladder of NPL2 season just gone, CCM finished 10th.
They lost 4- 3 in their Elimination Final against Mounties Wanderers FC, who finished 5 pts behind them 5th on the ladder.
Coach Tony Candy obviously shoring-up his defence with signing Meggsy, trying to get them back up to the NPL1.
They lost 4- 3 in their Elimination Final against Mounties Wanderers FC, who finished 5 pts behind them 5th on the ladder.
Coach Tony Candy obviously shoring-up his defence with signing Meggsy, trying to get them back up to the NPL1.
JoyfulPenguin
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Former Mariner Francisco Stella signs for South Melbourne:
http://www.smfc.com.au/francesco-stella-re-joins-smfc-2017-npl-season/
http://www.smfc.com.au/francesco-stella-re-joins-smfc-2017-npl-season/
JoyfulPenguin
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Not very relevant but ah well,
St Albans pre-season preview (the club our former trialist Facundo Alacacer headed to):
http://www.cornerflag.com.au/qa-michael-grgic-previews-st-albans-saints/
St Albans pre-season preview (the club our former trialist Facundo Alacacer headed to):
http://www.cornerflag.com.au/qa-michael-grgic-previews-st-albans-saints/
FFC Mariner
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Might be to get him fit too.
Signing in mid season when he isn't fit is setting him up to fail (See Usok T) Winter there and a pre season with us and it may be worth a punt on him.
Who knows?
Signing in mid season when he isn't fit is setting him up to fail (See Usok T) Winter there and a pre season with us and it may be worth a punt on him.
Who knows?
JoyfulPenguin
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Facundo Alcacer singing for St Albans confirmed:
http://www.cornerflag.com.au/st-albans-continue-south-american-raid-with-alcacer-signature/
http://www.cornerflag.com.au/st-albans-continue-south-american-raid-with-alcacer-signature/
Wombat
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JoyfulPenguin
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Tomislav Uskok, Panny Nikas and Glen Trifro represented Sydney United as they lost to Shanghai Shenhua 0-3 in Shanghai.
JoyfulPenguin
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Francesco Stella has left South Melbourne and joined the Port Melbourne Sharks.
JoyfulPenguin
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Panny Nikas up against Carlos Tevez!
JoyfulPenguin
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Glen Trifiro with Shanghai stars:
Yes considering he can take free kicks and corners and we don't have a youth player in that position.
However he was part of the brat pack
Fair enough, I didnt know which camp he was in for all of that internal stuff.
style_cafe
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Listening to the radio 95.3 apparently only a very small crowd 2,500 maybe
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