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14 Jan 02:04 · edited 09 Sep 06:11
Good news is he hasn't inherited his fathers skill.

How's my driving? - Whine here

14 Jan 02:06 · edited 09 Sep 06:11
Hard News wrote:
Good news is he hasn't inherited his fathers skill.
Oi!
14 Jan 02:10 · edited 09 Sep 06:11
tripvincent wrote:


well its talent (musa) being spotted at a level thats not international nonetheless and while its only one example, its an example of us being on the right track i think anyway.

but yes let's see what happens. good luck to your son :)

That's a fair enough point in the context of the original debate about players only being discovered if they've been picked at international level.

Thanks for the best wishes for my lad.
14 Jan 02:11 · edited 09 Sep 06:11
4-0 now:

77' GOAL!!! New Zealand 3, American Samoa 0: Substitute Tim Payne gets on the scoresheet for New Zealand when he controls the ball in the box and dinks it over Mavaega

79' GOAL!!! New Zealand 4, American Samoa 0: Substitute Ken Yamamoto scores for New Zealand when he finishes off a delivery from Wypych
14 Jan 02:11 · edited 09 Sep 06:11
oldbastard wrote:

Hard News wrote:
Good news is he hasn't inherited his fathers skill.
Oi!




sadly some of us do.

if only i inherited my grandfathers skills


14 Jan 02:19 · edited 09 Sep 06:11
tripvincent wrote:
oldbastard wrote:

Hard News wrote:
Good news is he hasn't inherited his fathers skill.
Oi!




sadly some of us do.

if only i inherited my grandfathers skills
14 Jan 02:25 · edited 09 Sep 06:11
Full time - 4-0.  Irrespective of the previous debates over the quality of the squad, they are getting the job done.
14 Jan 02:33 · edited 09 Sep 06:11
Game against PNG on Sunday should prove interesting - if PNG can replicate their performances against Vanuatu and Fiji they will prove a decent test for the Kiwis.
 
 
14 Jan 02:42 · edited 09 Sep 06:11
oldbastard wrote:
Full time - 4-0.� Irrespective of the previous debates over the quality of the squad, they are getting the job done.


Still PNG and then most likely Tahiti in the final. Job not done yet by any means.

Three for me, and two for them.

16 Jan 02:16 · edited 09 Sep 06:11
3-0 over PNG. Another pretty average performance. 3rd goal was class though, great build up and excellent finish. Defence was solid again but midfield sluggish. Number 11 who came on as sub missed about 3 one on ones and an open header from 6 yards, doubt he'll get a kick in the final.

Tahiti will be the toughest game yet, should be a cracker.

Three for me, and two for them.

16 Jan 04:26 · edited 09 Sep 06:11
Buffon II wrote:
3-0 over PNG. Another pretty average performance. 3rd goal was class though, great build up and excellent finish. Defence was solid again but midfield sluggish. Number 11 who came on as sub missed about 3 one on ones and an open header from 6 yards, doubt he'll get a kick in the final.

Tahiti will be the toughest game yet, should be a cracker.


I have to agree with you there. I'm a little worried. Some really great players in there but some really average ones as well. I'm quite surprised


17 Jan 10:44 · edited 09 Sep 06:11
did anyone catch CGW interview with Luke Adams tonight?George Costanza2011-01-17 23:52:53
17 Jan 22:43 · edited 09 Sep 06:11
Buffon II wrote:
3-0 over PNG. Another pretty average performance. 3rd goal was class though, great build up and excellent finish. Defence was solid again but midfield sluggish. Number 11 who came on as sub missed about 3 one on ones and an open header from 6 yards, doubt he'll get a kick in the final.

Tahiti will be the toughest game yet, should be a cracker.
 
Yeah, pretty half-arsed for a lot of the game, although we were in control thanks largely to two early goals. That number 15 kid was class. But he got really tired and they just left him on for waaaaay to long, espesh with the game wrapped up. And he got injured.. Not sure how serious. That third goal was fantastic. And yeah, number 11... Had some glorious chances! Agreed about the midfield.
18 Jan 00:55 · edited 09 Sep 06:11
Does anyone know if the final vs tahiti will be televised, and if so what time/channel
Cheers
18 Jan 01:09 · edited 09 Sep 06:11
I'll take that as a "No"...poohs, no doubt we'll get World Championship Prawn Tickling etc... instead :(
 
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18 Jan 01:13 · edited 09 Sep 06:11
Something they can press a button to show instead of sending cameras to cover.

How's my driving? - Whine here

18 Jan 01:24 · edited 09 Sep 06:11
I see the OFC has highlights posted on Youtube.
18 Jan 02:28 · edited 09 Sep 06:11
How much are tickets for the final ??
18 Jan 04:06 · edited 09 Sep 06:11
Free.

Three for me, and two for them.

18 Jan 05:31 · edited 09 Sep 06:11
Elliot found the week long trial at West Brom very intense as he was training from 8.30am to 4pm with 18 year old signed up scholarship players (Elliot is 15) then he then had to train from 7pm to 9pm with the 15 year old Academy team. He did well during his day trainings with the 18 year olds, but unfortuneately he was only being assessed during his evening trainings with his own age group, by which time he was extremely tired & unable to perform at his best. Feedback from West Brom was Elliot did well & was on par with other team members. However, he did not show them anything oustanding, which is what they needed to sign him up on a scholarship. They felt he was capabable of much more than he demonstrated during the 15 year old evening sessions, which was disapointing as they had to asses him on what they had seen. Elliot then went on to trial for 2nd division club Plymouth Argyle, where he had attended the academy as a 12 year old, and had a very sucessfull trail. He also trialed with 3rd division club Yeovil with the 18 year old scholarship team, where he again had a sucessful trial.
18 Jan 07:25 · edited 09 Sep 06:11
hmm whos Elliot?
18 Jan 09:03 · edited 09 Sep 06:11
more spam??
18 Jan 09:12 · edited 09 Sep 06:11
yeah no mention of grays anatomy dvds.
18 Jan 10:21 · edited 09 Sep 06:11
George Kostanza wrote:
did anyone catch CGW interview with Luke Adams tonight?


here is the link to the story.


http://www.skysport.co.nz/Default.aspx?tabid=57&cgid=0&cid=36900

18 Jan 19:43 · edited 09 Sep 06:11
tomrewi wrote:
hmm whos Elliot?


Look back a few pages, you will find out.

Thanks for the update Mrs C
hepatitis2011-01-19 08:43:56
18 Jan 22:09 · edited 09 Sep 06:11
sky news taking a camera there.. so highlights package or something on prime/sky news and crowd goes wild looks likely.
18 Jan 23:49 · edited 09 Sep 06:11
Any live feeds? Text or audio.

Its no longer a problem.

18 Jan 23:57 · edited 09 Sep 06:11
will probably be a text one here
http://www.oceaniafootball.com/ofc/
19 Jan 03:10 · edited 09 Sep 06:11
N.Z football twitter feed have text updates,

"7' Cameron Howieson scores directly from a deep free kick. NZL 1 TAH 0"

http://twitter.com/#!/NZ_Football

We will never fully decide who has won the football.

19 Jan 03:17 · edited 09 Sep 06:11
Even better HN, sounds like the boys are in for win so far.

We will never fully decide who has won the football.

19 Jan 03:36 · edited 09 Sep 06:11
Keep this up lads. Good work!

  Improving,,on the up, a work in progress from Italiano and the Nix. Bring on the bathroom bling in '24! COYN!

19 Jan 04:38 · edited 09 Sep 06:11
only a little bit to go..

We will never fully decide who has won the football.

19 Jan 04:42 · edited 09 Sep 06:11
QUALIFIED! whose coming to mexico???


19 Jan 04:47 · edited 09 Sep 06:11
brilliant, well done boys.

Final score New Zealand wins 2-0, goals scored by Cameron Howieson in the 7th minute and Tim Payne in the 36th minute.Azevo2011-01-19 17:50:00

We will never fully decide who has won the football.

19 Jan 05:35 · edited 09 Sep 06:11
Great result.
Good on the boys & Steve Cain. Wish I was going to Mexico.

If you are old and wise you were probably young and stupid

19 Jan 05:40 · edited 09 Sep 06:11
Good luck to the lads.

But they are going to get doubt a lesson over in Mexico. Especially if they play like how I have seen them play over the last week.
19 Jan 06:07 · edited 09 Sep 06:11
Congratulations to the team and a special mention for Scott Basalaj, winner of the golden glove for best keeper of the tournament.