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Posted October 15, 2014 23:34 · last edited October 15, 2014 23:34

2ndBest wrote:

Goalkeepers

Jacob Gleeson - 6/0, Portland Timbers/USA
Oliver Sail 0/0, Wellington Phoenix/NZ

Defenders

Michael Boxall – 9/0, Wellington Phoenix/NZ
Thomas Doyle – 1/0, Wellington Phoenix/NZ
Jesse Edge – 0/0, Vicenza Calcio/ITA
Louis Fenton – 1/0, Wellington Phoenix/NZ
James Musa – 1/0, Team Wellington/NZ
Winston Reid (capt) – 18/1, West Ham Utd/ENG
Storm Roux – 4/0, Central Coast Mariners/AUS
Tommy Smith -27/2, Ispwich Town FC/ENG

Midfielders

Cameron Howieson – 9/0, Burnley FC/ENG
Dan Keat – 5/0, Falkenbergs FF/SWE
Michael McGlinchey – 28/3, Wellington Phoenix/NZ
Tim Payne – 11/2, Auckland City FC/NZ
Bill Tuiloma – 5/0, Olympique Marseille/FRA
Ryan Thomas – 2/0, PEC Zwolle/HOL

Forwards

Kosta Barbarouses – 26/2, Melbourne Victory/AUS
Tyler Boyd – 3/0, Wellington Phoenix/NZ
Jeremy Brockie – 44/1, Wellington Phoenix/NZ
Marco Rojas -18/1, SpVgg Greuther Furth/GER
Joel Stevens – 1/0, Wellington Phoenix/NZ
Chris Wood – 35/12, Leicester City FC/ENG

http://www.nzfootball.co.nz/index.php?id=11&tx_ttnews[tt_news]=3217&tx_ttnews[backPid]=10&cHash=f2e4e7fbb6

This is a squad where Hudson finds out what he has that he has not seen. There are some players who wont be up to it but he needs to find that out in the blood lost in battle rather than the sweat lost in practice.

I think he has probably done the Phoenix a favour as a nod as well - not taking Durante and Moss. It mean most likely Caira, Cunningham and Krishna come in for Toyle, McGlinchey and Brockie. He has not completely gutted them and left them vulnerable.

No Chris James as well. The only other one to find out about is Craig Henderson I guess.

Tommy Smith I still have no love for and this smack of 'wah my club ain't picking me anymore' Just completely two faced.

As for Spoonley, that is a surprise but again, there could be valid reasons for that.

The shuffling aside of Emblen is very much a surprise. I don't think anyone saw that coming. That was NZFs local succession plan tossed back in their face.

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Jeff Vader edited October 15, 2014 23:34
2ndBest wrote:

Goalkeepers

Jacob Gleeson - 6/0, Portland Timbers/USA
Oliver Sail 0/0, Wellington Phoenix/NZ

Defenders

Michael Boxall – 9/0, Wellington Phoenix/NZ
Thomas Doyle – 1/0, Wellington Phoenix/NZ
Jesse Edge – 0/0, Vicenza Calcio/ITA
Louis Fenton – 1/0, Wellington Phoenix/NZ
James Musa – 1/0, Team Wellington/NZ
Winston Reid (capt) – 18/1, West Ham Utd/ENG
Storm Roux – 4/0, Central Coast Mariners/AUS
Tommy Smith -27/2, Ispwich Town FC/ENG

Midfielders

Cameron Howieson – 9/0, Burnley FC/ENG
Dan Keat – 5/0, Falkenbergs FF/SWE
Michael McGlinchey – 28/3, Wellington Phoenix/NZ
Tim Payne – 11/2, Auckland City FC/NZ
Bill Tuiloma – 5/0, Olympique Marseille/FRA
Ryan Thomas – 2/0, PEC Zwolle/HOL

Forwards

Kosta Barbarouses – 26/2, Melbourne Victory/AUS
Tyler Boyd – 3/0, Wellington Phoenix/NZ
Jeremy Brockie – 44/1, Wellington Phoenix/NZ
Marco Rojas -18/1, SpVgg Greuther Furth/GER
Joel Stevens – 1/0, Wellington Phoenix/NZ
Chris Wood – 35/12, Leicester City FC/ENG

http://www.nzfootball.co.nz/index.php?id=11&tx_ttnews[tt_news]=3217&tx_ttnews[backPid]=10&cHash=f2e4e7fbb6

This is a squad where Hudson finds out what he has that he has not seen. There are some players who wont be up to it but he needs to find that out in the blood lost in battle rather than the sweat lost in practice.

I think he has probably done the Phoenix a favour as a nod as well - not taking Durante and Moss. It mean most likely Caira, Cunningham and Krishna come in for Toyle, McGlinchey and Brockie. He has not completely gutted them and left them vulnerable.

No Chris James as well. The only other one to find out about is Craig Henderson I guess.

As for Spoonley, that is a surprise but again, there could be valid reasons for that.

The shuffling aside of Emblen is very much a surprise. I don't think anyone saw that coming. That was NZFs local succession plan tossed back in their face.