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Scum in turmoil
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Bear
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thomas477 said:
As I said "and if Covic seriously want a shot at making the next world cup, he should bugger off to". Its a long time before the world cup, he wont be second choice by then. There is no way we will take 2 keepers as 1st and 2nd choice both over 35 years of age, whats the point, to many better young keepers coming thru. 1 injury and he will never make a socceroos squad again
If he wants a SERIOUS chance, he needs to be playing 1st choice at a better level than the a-league
midfielder
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midfielder said:dru said:midfielder said:
I'm sorry I would be hoping that no matter who we sent they would be doing their absolute best to bring the team down from the inside!irate:
Possibly send someone like Eggy, looks like a good prospect but first training manages to take out both Covic and Kennedy as well as anyone else resembling talent.
Maybe ..........some of those ........Zidane.........kisses.......... would help speed things along.
Mariners best ..............at training with the scum............remember Sparta...... connect the link 10 sec only.
http:// youtube.com/watch?v=y44HcqbBHSI
FFC Mariner
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Must believe the Herald, that never gets fed any bullshit by the Jest does it?
midfielder
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If the following is true could be an interesting midfielder the scum have with Holland, Sung & Kaz Patafta
http://theworldgame.sbs.com.au/austr...-pitch-109477/
Its not a done deal yet but talk is rife that Kaz Patafta will be heading to A-League champion Newcastle Jets that is if the Japanese dont get to him first.
The 19-year-old midfielder, who is currently on loan at Melbourne from Portuguese giants Benfica, has had limited opportunities to impress under Ernie Merrick but that wont be the case if golden coach Gary Van Egmond has anything to do with it.
Seems Van Egmond is super keen to sign Patafta, who has admitted that there is no other club hed rather play for in the A-league than the Jets.
Sydney FC outcast Ruben Zadkovich is close to making the move up the coast to EnergyAustralia Stadium while former Australian youth international defender Adrian Madaschi and AIS striker Jason Naidovski are also in Van Egmond's sights.
http://theworldgame.sbs.com.au/austr...-pitch-109477/
Its not a done deal yet but talk is rife that Kaz Patafta will be heading to A-League champion Newcastle Jets that is if the Japanese dont get to him first.
The 19-year-old midfielder, who is currently on loan at Melbourne from Portuguese giants Benfica, has had limited opportunities to impress under Ernie Merrick but that wont be the case if golden coach Gary Van Egmond has anything to do with it.
Seems Van Egmond is super keen to sign Patafta, who has admitted that there is no other club hed rather play for in the A-league than the Jets.
Sydney FC outcast Ruben Zadkovich is close to making the move up the coast to EnergyAustralia Stadium while former Australian youth international defender Adrian Madaschi and AIS striker Jason Naidovski are also in Van Egmond's sights.
Deej
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skilbeck said:
Holland can go DM CM or AM plus also a back up striker if needed, Song IMO looked average in the finals but with more time in Oz and getting know the teams style better etc he could become an asset I guess, and Patafta would provide the spark in the centre......all young too
People are quick to write off Newcastle but I have no doubt they will be challenging for a top 4 finish, may not make it next time but will be within a few points if they don't.
If they lose North and the Griffiths brothers then it could be very different thou, but at this stage they are all contracted there for V4
looks like Ljubo could be going there as well
http://au.fourfourtwo.com/news/73423,ljub-say-hello-i-say-goodbye.aspx
Ljub Say Hello, I Say Goodbye?
EXCLUSIVE: Ljubo Milicevic would be a fantastic signing according to Newcastle Jets skipper Jade North but the Socceroos defender has no intention of hanging around for a Hunter reunion.
While there are strong whispers the former Melbourne Victory man is being chased by Jets, North, who played with Milicevic at the AIS and for the national Under 20s, has reiterated his desire to quit EnergyAustralia Stadium, whoever the signings during the off-season.
North was a big hit for Pim Verbeeks green and gold outfit as Australia secured a precious World Cup point in China last month and upon arriving home announced that it was time for him to seek an overseas challenge.
The dust may have settled on the China clash somewhat but North remains determined to pursue a fresh opportunity.
Speaking to au.fourfourtwo.com today, North said: Ive spoken to Gary (van Egmond) since coming back to Australia. He knows my feelings but then the club has known my ambitions ever since I joined.
You have to take opportunities when they are presented to you in football. Who knows, this might never come round again for me? This might not happen for me a year from now. You just dont know.
I do have another year on my contract but Con (Constantine) has said he would not stand in the way of players looking to progress.
Although he wouldnt be drawn on specifics, North admits there is interest from other clubs and he has two ideal destinations.
He said: Playing in France or Holland really appeals to me.
"Obviously Ive already learned a lot from working with Pim (the Dutch influence) but then I think the French league is a quality competition as well, a very technical league.
"But well see. Its just a question of looking at things day to day.
As North takes a short break to recharge the batteries before a hectic period of Socceroo camps and World Cup qualifiers, his current club is busy trying to bolster depleted stocks.
Milicevic is on the radar but a deal for former Sydney FC man Ruben Zadkovich looks close to collapse with the player reportedly bound for English Championship club Crystal Palace.
And could it be that North sees the former Socceroo, who had an injury-plagued and controversial spell at Melbourne, as a potential successor?
North said: It would be fantastic if the club could sign Ljubo. I played with him at the AIS and also the Under 20s. He has great experience and is a great leader.
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http://au.fourfourtwo.com/news/73423,ljub-say-hello-i-say-goodbye.aspx
Ljub Say Hello, I Say Goodbye?
EXCLUSIVE: Ljubo Milicevic would be a fantastic signing according to Newcastle Jets skipper Jade North but the Socceroos defender has no intention of hanging around for a Hunter reunion.
While there are strong whispers the former Melbourne Victory man is being chased by Jets, North, who played with Milicevic at the AIS and for the national Under 20s, has reiterated his desire to quit EnergyAustralia Stadium, whoever the signings during the off-season.
North was a big hit for Pim Verbeeks green and gold outfit as Australia secured a precious World Cup point in China last month and upon arriving home announced that it was time for him to seek an overseas challenge.
The dust may have settled on the China clash somewhat but North remains determined to pursue a fresh opportunity.
Speaking to au.fourfourtwo.com today, North said: Ive spoken to Gary (van Egmond) since coming back to Australia. He knows my feelings but then the club has known my ambitions ever since I joined.
You have to take opportunities when they are presented to you in football. Who knows, this might never come round again for me? This might not happen for me a year from now. You just dont know.
I do have another year on my contract but Con (Constantine) has said he would not stand in the way of players looking to progress.
Although he wouldnt be drawn on specifics, North admits there is interest from other clubs and he has two ideal destinations.
He said: Playing in France or Holland really appeals to me.
"Obviously Ive already learned a lot from working with Pim (the Dutch influence) but then I think the French league is a quality competition as well, a very technical league.
"But well see. Its just a question of looking at things day to day.
As North takes a short break to recharge the batteries before a hectic period of Socceroo camps and World Cup qualifiers, his current club is busy trying to bolster depleted stocks.
Milicevic is on the radar but a deal for former Sydney FC man Ruben Zadkovich looks close to collapse with the player reportedly bound for English Championship club Crystal Palace.
And could it be that North sees the former Socceroo, who had an injury-plagued and controversial spell at Melbourne, as a potential successor?
North said: It would be fantastic if the club could sign Ljubo. I played with him at the AIS and also the Under 20s. He has great experience and is a great leader.
Have YOUR say - What do you think about "Ljub Say Hello, I Say Goodbye?"? Tell us NOW in the comment section below
FFC Mariner
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Well Lube-oh would certainly help team harmony wouldnt he??
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