dibo
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Where was that published?Missed this in the papers about a week ago, interesting comparisons
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Mariners Squad - HAL 11 - 2015/2016
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Luke
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Got a funny feeling that it was a Melbourne paper but can't quite remember.
I do however remember when it was released the Adelaide CEO came out and said it was totally wrong that they spent that much,so not sure how accurate it is.
style_cafe
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I`m not sure that`s correct.
For a start it says estimated figures.
Then it has Victory in third place,that sold it for me.
If those Mexicans are 3rd on the list it can`t be right.
For a start it says estimated figures.
Then it has Victory in third place,that sold it for me.
If those Mexicans are 3rd on the list it can`t be right.
elevated position
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sorry style it has city as third and MV as 5th which would have been their ladder standing at the time
pjennings
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An old profile on our heavily rumoured next signing - notice the obligatory next 'Viduka' comparison
http://www.a-league.com.au/article/young-aussie-feature-matthew-fletcher/ysasjiy0orh11r1rafoiongkm
Young Aussie Feature: Matthew Fletcher
Saturday, 11 December 2010 -
A profile on one of Australia's brightest young footballing prospects Matthew Fletcher
Date of birth: 01.06.1992 Position: Forward
Club: Sunderland FC
Matthew Fletcher is currently one of Australia-s most promising and exciting young talents but apart from as a young boy for Curl Curl FC in Dee Why (Sydney), he-s yet to play much football in this country. He moved from Sydney to take up a scholarship in Sunderland where he quickly established himself as one of the best players in their youth setup.
From his early footballing days in Sydney it was obvious to those playing and watching him that he had the potential to make a career from football. Curl Curl FC President Ludo Ledieu says as a young player he always looked like scoring goals.
“He just stood out amongst the others. Every year he got better and he always looked like he-d go somewhere. All his coaches from under 6-s up said he had the potential to go all the way.”
During the 2008/09 English youth league season, he made a name for himself in England-s premier youth competition, finishing up as the Young Cats' top scorer with nine goals.
The following season saw him progress immensely and his eye for goal was again proven with him scoring 16 goals in 27 appearances as well as winning the academy goal of the season for a spectacular effort against Barnsley (he also got the third best goal as well against Sheffield Wednesday U18s!). Google it, it-s a cracker! Despite having played little football in Australia, he-s committed his international career to his homeland, featuring recently in the AFC Asian under 19-s tournament in China, where he scored in the 4-1 victory over Yemen.
His travelling hasn-t stopped this year; in August he linked up with the squad in Vietnam for the Asian U19 football championships and in late September he headed over to the Asian Football Confederation U19 Championships.
The side played extremely well throughout the tournament and narrowly lost in the final against DPR Korea after an 89th minute goal was enough to win the match 3-2. Despite this loss, they became the first Australian men-s side to reach the final of any Asian international competition and in doing so qualified for next year-s U20 FIFA World Cup.
After graduating from the youth setup and signing a full-time contract on Wearside in the middle of 2010, he-s currently playing in the reserve team and scoring goals in that setup too. Due to Sunderland-s strong showing in the Premiership, we-re yet to see him in action in the first team.
If he continues to progress at his current rate, we-re sure to hear more from him in the near future, either playing in the U20 World Cup or domestically in England. Many promising young players are loaned out to lower league clubs in England so this could be a possible way for Fletcher to be given the chance to take the next step up.
Fans of Sunderland-s youth team have labelled him the next Mark Viduka, probably due to his height and ability in the air and on the deck. Big complements for such a young player but if he fulfills his potential we could soon be seeing the latest Australian success story in the top English leagues and another great striker for the Qantas Socceroos.
http://www.a-league.com.au/article/young-aussie-feature-matthew-fletcher/ysasjiy0orh11r1rafoiongkm
Young Aussie Feature: Matthew Fletcher
Saturday, 11 December 2010 -
A profile on one of Australia's brightest young footballing prospects Matthew Fletcher
Date of birth: 01.06.1992 Position: Forward
Club: Sunderland FC
Matthew Fletcher is currently one of Australia-s most promising and exciting young talents but apart from as a young boy for Curl Curl FC in Dee Why (Sydney), he-s yet to play much football in this country. He moved from Sydney to take up a scholarship in Sunderland where he quickly established himself as one of the best players in their youth setup.
From his early footballing days in Sydney it was obvious to those playing and watching him that he had the potential to make a career from football. Curl Curl FC President Ludo Ledieu says as a young player he always looked like scoring goals.
“He just stood out amongst the others. Every year he got better and he always looked like he-d go somewhere. All his coaches from under 6-s up said he had the potential to go all the way.”
During the 2008/09 English youth league season, he made a name for himself in England-s premier youth competition, finishing up as the Young Cats' top scorer with nine goals.
The following season saw him progress immensely and his eye for goal was again proven with him scoring 16 goals in 27 appearances as well as winning the academy goal of the season for a spectacular effort against Barnsley (he also got the third best goal as well against Sheffield Wednesday U18s!). Google it, it-s a cracker! Despite having played little football in Australia, he-s committed his international career to his homeland, featuring recently in the AFC Asian under 19-s tournament in China, where he scored in the 4-1 victory over Yemen.
His travelling hasn-t stopped this year; in August he linked up with the squad in Vietnam for the Asian U19 football championships and in late September he headed over to the Asian Football Confederation U19 Championships.
The side played extremely well throughout the tournament and narrowly lost in the final against DPR Korea after an 89th minute goal was enough to win the match 3-2. Despite this loss, they became the first Australian men-s side to reach the final of any Asian international competition and in doing so qualified for next year-s U20 FIFA World Cup.
After graduating from the youth setup and signing a full-time contract on Wearside in the middle of 2010, he-s currently playing in the reserve team and scoring goals in that setup too. Due to Sunderland-s strong showing in the Premiership, we-re yet to see him in action in the first team.
If he continues to progress at his current rate, we-re sure to hear more from him in the near future, either playing in the U20 World Cup or domestically in England. Many promising young players are loaned out to lower league clubs in England so this could be a possible way for Fletcher to be given the chance to take the next step up.
Fans of Sunderland-s youth team have labelled him the next Mark Viduka, probably due to his height and ability in the air and on the deck. Big complements for such a young player but if he fulfills his potential we could soon be seeing the latest Australian success story in the top English leagues and another great striker for the Qantas Socceroos.
shipwreck
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Does he seriously not even have a Wikipedia Page?
Forum Phoenix
Well-Known Member
Likeable isn't it.
Be kinda nice to see a young player who can bang in goals but isn't bothered with a twitter feed and FB profile for his fans to follow him and his selfies on "Insta".
One can dream
Be kinda nice to see a young player who can bang in goals but isn't bothered with a twitter feed and FB profile for his fans to follow him and his selfies on "Insta".
One can dream
Forum Phoenix
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Seriously though, decent pedigree, but where has he been last two years?
No one can accuse us of not giving money ball a good go can they.
Now for a marquee #10.
Time to wake up already.
No one can accuse us of not giving money ball a good go can they.
Now for a marquee #10.
Time to wake up already.
FFC Mariner
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Who the f**k? Isn't he a cripple who hasn't played for 2 years?
Forum Phoenix
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FROM TO DATE FEE
Unassigned to Hull City 17 Sep 2013 Undisclosed
Hull City to Unassigned 01 Jul 2014 Undisclosed
Can't find anything else. Without a known club for 18 months?
There's romance to it if he revives his career. I like this about us. BUT that talk of experience and quality signings to bolster/provide leadership must happen. This is not that.
Unassigned to Hull City 17 Sep 2013 Undisclosed
Hull City to Unassigned 01 Jul 2014 Undisclosed
Can't find anything else. Without a known club for 18 months?
There's romance to it if he revives his career. I like this about us. BUT that talk of experience and quality signings to bolster/provide leadership must happen. This is not that.
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Forum Phoenix
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nebakke
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TW said he's had hos shoulder reconstructed. Couldn't find anything anywhere though.
FFC Mariner
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A lot
Qantas Olyroos line-up: 18.Dean Bouzanis (gk) (1.Andrew Redmayne (gk) 46’), 2.Sebastian Ryall (3.Ryan McGowan 61’), 4.Matthew Jurman (19.Sam Gallagher 61’), 5. Aziz Behich, 6.Oliver Bozanic (c) (13.Diogo Ferreira 61’), 8.Aaron Mooy, 9.Jason Hoffman, 11.Rocco Visconte (16.Mustafa Amini 61’), 14.Marko Jesic (21.Matthew Fletcher 61’), 17.Kofi Danning, 20.Matthew Foschini (15.Scott Neville 61’)
Substitutes not used:, 12.Mark Birighitti (gk)
Tuesday 14 June 2011
The Qantas Olyroos recorded a 6-0 victory over the Singapore U23 team in a training match held in wet and windy conditions at Blacktown Olympic Park this afternoon.
Some regular A League names in that squad.
Substitutes not used:, 12.Mark Birighitti (gk)
Tuesday 14 June 2011
The Qantas Olyroos recorded a 6-0 victory over the Singapore U23 team in a training match held in wet and windy conditions at Blacktown Olympic Park this afternoon.
Some regular A League names in that squad.
Nothing is safe on the Internet
https://ccmfans.net/community/threads/olyroos-joeys-and-young-socceroos.4387/page-2
Roy Law: June 29, 2011
Good to see Bernie in there, he's done very well in a short time. And, yes Matthew Fletcher uncontracted - he's very decent.
https://ccmfans.net/community/threads/olyroos-joeys-and-young-socceroos.4387/page-2
Roy Law: June 29, 2011
Good to see Bernie in there, he's done very well in a short time. And, yes Matthew Fletcher uncontracted - he's very decent.
Luca Brasi
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http://au.fourfourtwo.com/forums/default.aspx?g=posts&t=64578
November 2011
Thoughts should have gone A League root instead of UK.
Someone says more winger/striker than an out and out striker
Might be a little late?
Another Mitch Austin?
November 2011
Thoughts should have gone A League root instead of UK.
Someone says more winger/striker than an out and out striker
Might be a little late?
Another Mitch Austin?
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