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Official Mariners Preseason Cup thread
- Thread starter marinermick
- Start date
FFC Mariner
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A.Haak said:
Like you need to be fit to fall over a lot
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Greenpoleffc said:
redman said:wtf there a bunch of fairys lolJules said:I just heard an ad on NZ radio for the Pheonix match (in Kiwi accent) :
"Can the Australian pretty boys handle the Wellington winter ?"
so stupid
baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
OMG you moron, what did you expect the accent to be ?
And to the 2nd Moron, your juvenile comments give you away.
What ever you do don't breed for the sake of everone.
FFC Mariner
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Oh great, a sheep f**ker coming on here insulting us
Will be a change from the scum I spose
Will be a change from the scum I spose
Greenpoleffc said:
LOL, christ another moron!!!!!
Those jokes are just like the convict ones, old and boring. Why don't you wake up?
I wasn't insulting you, unless you ask, and I don't think you could help yourself.
Hey hope its a good game, looking forward to 'the pie man'.
2 all draw, if your lucky.
FFC Mariner
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Way to make friends on another sides forum
FFC Mariner
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I am not a moron, I am a pinhead
SS told me so
SS told me so
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soccersensei
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...hey I seem to recall saying "Pin head" wasn't directed at you at the time...
But anyway plenty of times I call myself a pin head ;D
but please accept my apologies mate.
Best
SS
But anyway plenty of times I call myself a pin head ;D
but please accept my apologies mate.
Best
SS
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No offence taken
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Just pulled this from the Syd forum for anyone interested till something comes up on the a league site...
"just got home from game. (got to love being 5 minutes away.) dontr know how we didnt go down 2 or 3 nil in first half. second half was better realy picked up after first goal( scramble after corner, payne tap in) they had th korean (?) red carded for a last man tackle on brosque. prentice dipped the free kick over the wall for a sweet goal. colosimo, timpano and fyfe impressed for me. van djk looked got but couldnt put goals away.
"just got home from game. (got to love being 5 minutes away.) dontr know how we didnt go down 2 or 3 nil in first half. second half was better realy picked up after first goal( scramble after corner, payne tap in) they had th korean (?) red carded for a last man tackle on brosque. prentice dipped the free kick over the wall for a sweet goal. colosimo, timpano and fyfe impressed for me. van djk looked got but couldnt put goals away.
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soccersensei
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Greenpoleffc said:No offence taken
Excellent
verhead:
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soccersensei
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Ahhhhh..... just in...
Late goal gives Sydney victory
Saturday, 19 July 2008
Sydney FC staged a dramatic second-half comeback to defeat the dangerous Queensland Roar 2-1 in the opening round of the 2008 A-League Pre-Season Cup at Campbelltown Sports Stadium on Saturday night.
After a scoreless first half the match came to life as the side's traded goals shortly after the re-start.
The match turned in Sydney's favour in the 57th minute when Roar midfielder Hyuk-Su Seo was red-carded for his challenge on striker Alex Brosque.
Defender Mitchell Prentice's ensuing free-kick found the top-right corner of the net to hand the hosts a 2-1 advantage and a perfect start to the Pre-Season Cup.
The Roar were made to pay for a multitude of missed chances in the opening stanza but despite the loss showed plenty of promise in an entertaining clash with their bitter rivals.
Serginho Van Dijk's fizzing third-minute strike set the tone as Sydney FC custodian Clint Bolton was called into action early.
Making his 100th appearance for the Sydney siders in official competition the veteran responded with a sharp save to deny the Roar a dream start.
A minute later Tim Smits found space inside the host's penalty box but could not capitalise on a pin-point cross pushing his volley well right of the target.
Teenage sensation Chris Payne had the first half-chance for the hosts but his audacious over-head flick was fielded safely by Liam Reddy.
The Roar continued to pepper the Sydney defence but despite their clear dominance could not find the back of the net.
Sydney's best chance arrived in the 24th minute when Prentice unleashed a powerful volley from the edge of the box only to be denied by a classic save from Reddy.
Van Dijk and Massimo Murdocca both came agonisingly close in the latter stages of the half but the sides remained locked at 0-0 at the interval.
The Roar broke the deadlock four minutes into the second-half when the dangerous Van Dijk received the ball on the edge of the box, pivoted towards the goal and delivered a clinical finish for the opening goal.
But the host's response was swift as Payne - playing his first official match for the inaugural A-League champions - converted from close range to draw level.
After losing a man and conceding a second goal in the space of five minutes the Roar continued to attack, but despite their best efforts failed to snatch a late equaliser as the host's defence held firm to secure a valuable three points.
Sydney FC 2 (Payne, Prentice)
Queensland Roar 1 (Van Dijk)
Crowd: 4,222 at Campbelltown Sports Stadium
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4,222 attendance pfffttttt... somethings will always be a battle for Bling...
Late goal gives Sydney victory
Saturday, 19 July 2008
Sydney FC staged a dramatic second-half comeback to defeat the dangerous Queensland Roar 2-1 in the opening round of the 2008 A-League Pre-Season Cup at Campbelltown Sports Stadium on Saturday night.
After a scoreless first half the match came to life as the side's traded goals shortly after the re-start.
The match turned in Sydney's favour in the 57th minute when Roar midfielder Hyuk-Su Seo was red-carded for his challenge on striker Alex Brosque.
Defender Mitchell Prentice's ensuing free-kick found the top-right corner of the net to hand the hosts a 2-1 advantage and a perfect start to the Pre-Season Cup.
The Roar were made to pay for a multitude of missed chances in the opening stanza but despite the loss showed plenty of promise in an entertaining clash with their bitter rivals.
Serginho Van Dijk's fizzing third-minute strike set the tone as Sydney FC custodian Clint Bolton was called into action early.
Making his 100th appearance for the Sydney siders in official competition the veteran responded with a sharp save to deny the Roar a dream start.
A minute later Tim Smits found space inside the host's penalty box but could not capitalise on a pin-point cross pushing his volley well right of the target.
Teenage sensation Chris Payne had the first half-chance for the hosts but his audacious over-head flick was fielded safely by Liam Reddy.
The Roar continued to pepper the Sydney defence but despite their clear dominance could not find the back of the net.
Sydney's best chance arrived in the 24th minute when Prentice unleashed a powerful volley from the edge of the box only to be denied by a classic save from Reddy.
Van Dijk and Massimo Murdocca both came agonisingly close in the latter stages of the half but the sides remained locked at 0-0 at the interval.
The Roar broke the deadlock four minutes into the second-half when the dangerous Van Dijk received the ball on the edge of the box, pivoted towards the goal and delivered a clinical finish for the opening goal.
But the host's response was swift as Payne - playing his first official match for the inaugural A-League champions - converted from close range to draw level.
After losing a man and conceding a second goal in the space of five minutes the Roar continued to attack, but despite their best efforts failed to snatch a late equaliser as the host's defence held firm to secure a valuable three points.
Sydney FC 2 (Payne, Prentice)
Queensland Roar 1 (Van Dijk)
Crowd: 4,222 at Campbelltown Sports Stadium
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4,222 attendance pfffttttt... somethings will always be a battle for Bling...
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soccersensei
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ahhh NO, lol, though I wouldn't put it past uncle Frank ;D
Sorry it was attached to the pic that was with the article and I let it slip through...
will edit now :ashamed:
Sorry it was attached to the pic that was with the article and I let it slip through...
will edit now :ashamed:
FFC Mariner
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4,222 wow they cant pull a crowd anywhere can they??
Campelltown is obviously too far from E Subs where they all come from. W Syd just hates the bastards
Campelltown is obviously too far from E Subs where they all come from. W Syd just hates the bastards
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