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Posted November 28, 2021 00:01 · last edited November 28, 2021 04:47

andrewvoerman
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I think we're getting a bit too far ahead of ourselves around here..
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Yipe likely, but AWs are miles ahead in their prep compared to Islands.

They are dealing with suspended domestic leagues, bringing in new coaches and naming early training  squads. Plus any overseas players like a David Browne for PNG not likely to join them until March. Solomons of course a real mess last few days.

They are at a huge disadvantage compared to Hay running a pretty solid Overseas based squad with plenty of contact time, starting in Japan.

And the Middle East will be all new to them. The AW setup ME vets in comparison. 

It’s no wonder they seem to still be arguing over best tourney schedule, to at least make Island teams competitive. Maybe some Jan window OFC pool games, to give them some prep. Knock outs in March, Qatar. AWs straight through to March knockouts. Who knows

Several other OFC nations have extended squads together training.
Not the same as quality international games together, back effectively to Tokyo aka the AWs, plus in PNG & New Calendonia the local comps have been suspended, so they are not even playing football.

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Unknown editor edited November 28, 2021 04:47
andrewvoerman
coochiee
Sancho
I think we're getting a bit too far ahead of ourselves around here..
FIFA.png 650.23 KB

Yipe likely, but AWs are miles ahead in their prep compared to Islands.

They are dealing with suspended domestic leagues, bringing in new coaches and naming early training  squads. Plus any overseas players like a David Browne for PNG not likely to join them until March. Solomons of course a real mess last few days.

They are at a huge disadvantage compared to Hay running a pretty solid Overseas based squad with plenty of contact time, starting in Japan.

And the Middle East will be all new to them. The AW setup ME vets in comparison. 

It’s no wonder they seem to still be arguing over best tourney schedule, to at least make Island teams competitive. Maybe some Jan window OFC pool games, to give them some prep. Knock outs in March, Qatar. AWs straight through to March knockouts. Who knows

Several other OFC nations have extended squads together training.
Not the same as international games together back effectively to Tokyo aka the AWs, plus in PNG & New Calendonia the local comps have been suspended, so they are not even playing football.
Unknown editor edited November 28, 2021 00:09
andrewvoerman
coochiee
Sancho
I think we're getting a bit too far ahead of ourselves around here..
FIFA.png 650.23 KB

Yipe likely, but AWs are miles ahead in their prep compared to Islands.

They are dealing with suspended domestic leagues, bringing in new coaches and naming early training  squads. Plus any overseas players like a David Browne for PNG not likely to join them until March. Solomons of course a real mess last few days.

They are at a huge disadvantage compared to Hay running a pretty solid Overseas based squad with plenty of contact time, starting in Japan.

And the Middle East will be all new to them. The AW setup ME vets in comparison. 

It’s no wonder they seem to still be arguing over best tourney schedule, to at least make Island teams competitive. Maybe some Jan window OFC pool games, to give them some prep. Knock outs in March, Qatar. AWs straight through to March knockouts. Who knows

Several other OFC nations have extended squads together training.
Not the same as international games together back effectively to Tokyo aka the AWs, and in PNG the local comp has been suspended, so they are not even playing football.
Unknown editor edited November 28, 2021 00:04
andrewvoerman
coochiee
Sancho
I think we're getting a bit too far ahead of ourselves around here..
FIFA.png 650.23 KB

Yipe likely, but AWs are miles ahead in their prep compared to Islands.

They are dealing with suspended domestic leagues, bringing in new coaches and naming early training  squads. Plus any overseas players like a David Browne for PNG not likely to join them until March. Solomons of course a real mess last few days.

They are at a huge disadvantage compared to Hay running a pretty solid Overseas based squad with plenty of contact time, starting in Japan.

And the Middle East will be all new to them. The AW setup ME vets in comparison. 

It’s no wonder they seem to still be arguing over best tourney schedule, to at least make Island teams competitive. Maybe some Jan window OFC pool games, to give them some prep. Knock outs in March, Qatar. AWs straight through to March knockouts. Who knows

Several other OFC nations have extended squads together training.
Not the same as international games together aka the AWs, and in PNG the local comp has been suspended, so they are not even playing football.
Unknown editor edited November 28, 2021 00:02
andrewvoerman
coochiee
Sancho
I think we're getting a bit too far ahead of ourselves around here..
FIFA.png 650.23 KB

Yipe likely, but AWs are miles ahead in their prep compared to Islands.

They are dealing with suspended domestic leagues, bringing in new coaches and naming early training  squads. Plus any overseas players like a David Browne for PNG not likely to join them until March. Solomons of course a real mess last few days.

They are at a huge disadvantage compared to Hay running a pretty solid Overseas based squad with plenty of contact time, starting in Japan.

And the Middle East will be all new to them. The AW setup ME vets in comparison. 

It’s no wonder they seem to still be arguing over best tourney schedule, to at least make Island teams competitive. Maybe some Jan window OFC pool games, to give them some prep. Knock outs in March, Qatar. AWs straight through to March knockouts. Who knows

Several other OFC nations have extended squads together training.
 Nowhere the same as international games together aka the AWs, and in PNG the local comp has been suspended, so they are not even playing football.