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Auckland City FC - Thanks a Trillion

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about 12 years ago

Hi Jerzy, the Brian Turner thing was pre-match (1pm start) - and well done to Josh Easby for pulling it together. Fantastic hosting job, and it ran till about 3.30pm-ish.

It was aimed at promoting the Friends of Football group, which by its own philosophy is about "creating opportunities for people to share their love of football without boundaries...." so it would have been rather incongruous if they were the reason punters couldn't access the clubrooms.


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about 12 years ago

Do I detect that Chicken Sandwich man has come here to stir things up and give someone a bite...?

Should be filling.


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about 12 years ago
No but if you get one that's off it'll give you the sh*ts!
 
Stray Cat wrote:

Do I detect that Chicken Sandwich man has come here to stir things up and give someone a bite...?

Should be filling.


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about 12 years ago

Nah, thought you were starting to slice up the two Waikato apologists here...

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I do feel a tad sorry for the few travelling ACFC fans that made the HUGE trip down SH 1. Unfortunately the rules that Waibop United (the hirer) set out that if you didn't front with your Sponsors/VIP card at the door then access was denied . Lets be honest, if they let the ACFC fans in then they would have to let all 600 Waibop ones in also. If, as Mr H points out, that they may have wanted to here what both coaches had to say regarding the game then i'm sure they would of heard the same speech at Kiwitea St. in the 1st round. I guess CFC don't have the luxury as Ngarras did with their extra room upstairs for speeches etc but hey I here they're getting new changing rooms soon so you never know. Haters will ALWAYS hate. End   

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I do feel a tad sorry for the few travelling ACFC fans that made the HUGE trip down SH 1. Unfortunately the rules that Waibop United (the hirer) set out that if you didn't front with your Sponsors/VIP card at the door then access was denied . Lets be honest, if they let the ACFC fans in then they would have to let all 600 Waibop ones in also. If, as Mr H points out, that they may have wanted to here what both coaches had to say regarding the game then i'm sure they would of heard the same speech at Kiwitea St. in the 1st round. I guess CFC don't have the luxury as Ngarras did with their extra room upstairs for speeches etc but hey I here they're getting new changing rooms soon so you never know. Haters will ALWAYS hate. End   


Should probably of let the ACFC Chairman, General Manager and Secretary in though eh??

Do you know what nemesis means

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about 12 years ago
Aces wrote:

I do feel a tad sorry for the few travelling ACFC fans that made the HUGE trip down SH 1. Unfortunately the rules that Waibop United (the hirer) set out that if you didn't front with your Sponsors/VIP card at the door then access was denied . Lets be honest, if they let the ACFC fans in then they would have to let all 600 Waibop ones in also. If, as Mr H points out, that they may have wanted to here what both coaches had to say regarding the game then i'm sure they would of heard the same speech at Kiwitea St. in the 1st round. I guess CFC don't have the luxury as Ngarras did with their extra room upstairs for speeches etc but hey I here they're getting new changing rooms soon so you never know. Haters will ALWAYS hate. End   


Should probably of let the ACFC Chairman, General Manager and Secretary in though eh??




wholly shit, no way!  please tell all...

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about 12 years ago
Aces wrote:

I do feel a tad sorry for the few travelling ACFC fans that made the HUGE trip down SH 1. Unfortunately the rules that Waibop United (the hirer) set out that if you didn't front with your Sponsors/VIP card at the door then access was denied . Lets be honest, if they let the ACFC fans in then they would have to let all 600 Waibop ones in also. If, as Mr H points out, that they may have wanted to here what both coaches had to say regarding the game then i'm sure they would of heard the same speech at Kiwitea St. in the 1st round. I guess CFC don't have the luxury as Ngarras did with their extra room upstairs for speeches etc but hey I here they're getting new changing rooms soon so you never know. Haters will ALWAYS hate. End   


Should probably of let the ACFC Chairman, General Manager and Secretary in though eh??

Don't know them so sorry can't comment

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about 12 years ago

Haha is this a real thing? I never stay around to know what goes on in the post-match function but either this is miscommunication, a strict players-only rule, or top quality trolling from those in charge at WaiBOP. Actually, I should try get the people in charge to tell me what exactly was the policy if this is true.

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about 12 years ago

Thats what I heard.

Do you know what nemesis means

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about 12 years ago

Oh wow, this is waaay weirder than anyone realised, I reckon. This is hilarious. Most clubs are gasping to get fans to stay behind... at Waikato they lock 'em out. Ha ha.

Only thing I don't get is the hating bit... what's that all about? Only hater was Stantiall slagging off Auckland fans big-time and nobody takes him seriously.



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about 12 years ago

Top bloke that Grant, top bloke indeed. 

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about 12 years ago

The words "goal" and "own" come to mind for some reason.  :-)

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about 12 years ago

I don't think you can lock fans out of a beer TENT :-)

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about 12 years ago

You don't get it do you Chicken Salad?

Your comments that travelling fans and family would have heard the same speech at Kiwitea St. in the 1st round is condescending and more insulting than the F's and C abuse from angry Stantiall. 

Word of advice; don't post any more, you are making Waikato a laughing stock with every gold nugget you reveal, the papers will be onto it next...


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about 12 years ago

I don't Tweet but i'm sure Grant didn't mean to upset you guys, he was most probably miffed WU didn't win. Please accept our humblest  apologies from the Waikato. XX   

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about 12 years ago

Nah, Grant was upset that Auckland fans were pissed off - and he was trying to defend Waikato but knew it was indefensible. 

His mate Holloway usually settles things down after


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Christobel Marquez now signed with Olimpiacos Volou in Greek Football League (i.e. Div below SuperLeague).

see latest on www.aucklandcityfc.com

 

"At the end of the drive the lawmen arrive...

I'll take my chance because luck is on my side or something...

Her name is Rio, she don't need to understand...

Oh Rio, Rio, hear them shout across the land..."

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about 12 years ago
Jerzy Merino wrote:


Christobel Marquez now signed with Olimpiacos Volou in Greek Football League (i.e. Div below SuperLeague).

see latest on www.aucklandcityfc.com

 

Well wupty do for Marquez who could hardly be seen as an ACFC player after only a couple of appearances. (Couldn't find news on the link?) City have had some very good players over the past 10 years but none talked up as much as this one. Why, and for who's benefit?
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about 12 years ago

i thought he was quite good.  added a decent dose of ball retention and work rate at the WCC

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about 12 years ago
reg22 wrote:

i thought he was quite good.  added a decent dose of ball retention and work rate at the WCC

So was Smith, kee and Riera to name a few but never got "best mid field player to ever play for ACFC" or to words to that effect.
I also thought Marquez was good but I liked the Spanish guy who broke his shoulder better AND Viera.
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Spud wrote:
reg22 wrote:

i thought he was quite good.  added a decent dose of ball retention and work rate at the WCC

So was Smith, kee and Riera to name a few but never got "best mid field player to ever play for ACFC" or to words to that effect.

I also thought Marquez was good but I liked the Spanish guy who broke his shoulder better AND Viera.

Not so much. But he may have had the best pedigree having played in La Liga for, I think, Villareal. IMO Guerau was better. But he was a DM and not setting up strikers. And yep, J Smith and Ky were also good. As far as Riera, I said on this forum before the Nix game it was gonna be interesting to see how 'the best DM in the ASB" would handle the Nix's fulltime pros and nobody outside the ACFC regulars knew who I was talking about.

"At the end of the drive the lawmen arrive...

I'll take my chance because luck is on my side or something...

Her name is Rio, she don't need to understand...

Oh Rio, Rio, hear them shout across the land..."

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about 12 years ago
Jerzy Merino wrote:


Christobel Marquez now signed with Olimpiacos Volou in Greek Football League (i.e. Div below SuperLeague).

see latest on www.aucklandcityfc.com

 


Good riddance!! 

Do you know what nemesis means

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about 12 years ago
Jerzy Merino wrote:
Spud wrote:
reg22 wrote:

i thought he was quite good.  added a decent dose of ball retention and work rate at the WCC

So was Smith, kee and Riera to name a few but never got "best mid field player to ever play for ACFC" or to words to that effect.

I also thought Marquez was good but I liked the Spanish guy who broke his shoulder better AND Viera.

Not so much. But he may have had the best pedigree having played in La Liga for, I think, Villareal. IMO Guerau was better. But he was a DM and not setting up strikers. And yep, J Smith and Ky were also good. As far as Riera, I said on this forum before the Nix game it was gonna be interesting to see how 'the best DM in the ASB" would handle the Nix's fulltime pros and nobody outside the ACFC regulars knew who I was talking about.

Riera was good at City but now outstanding for the Phoenix only because he's been given a trusted 'free hand' 
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about 12 years ago
Spud wrote:
Jerzy Merino wrote:
Spud wrote:
reg22 wrote:

i thought he was quite good.  added a decent dose of ball retention and work rate at the WCC

So was Smith, kee and Riera to name a few but never got "best mid field player to ever play for ACFC" or to words to that effect.

I also thought Marquez was good but I liked the Spanish guy who broke his shoulder better AND Viera.

Not so much. But he may have had the best pedigree having played in La Liga for, I think, Villareal. IMO Guerau was better. But he was a DM and not setting up strikers. And yep, J Smith and Ky were also good. As far as Riera, I said on this forum before the Nix game it was gonna be interesting to see how 'the best DM in the ASB" would handle the Nix's fulltime pros and nobody outside the ACFC regulars knew who I was talking about.

Riera was good at City but now outstanding for the Phoenix only because he's been given a trusted 'free hand' 

Hmm.. I'd say it's more because he's dead keen to prove himself in a fulltime pro environment - which is kinda what he's said himself. Plus surrounded by better players, which always helps.

 

"At the end of the drive the lawmen arrive...

I'll take my chance because luck is on my side or something...

Her name is Rio, she don't need to understand...

Oh Rio, Rio, hear them shout across the land..."

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about 12 years ago

can we just agree that riera is damn good?

someone mentioned smith. how this guy never played for new zealand is beyond me.  he disappeared to australia didn't he?

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about 12 years ago

Japan

Grumpy old bastard alert

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about 12 years ago
reg22 wrote:

did he make anything of himself as a player?

Didn't go there to play. To work.

"At the end of the drive the lawmen arrive...

I'll take my chance because luck is on my side or something...

Her name is Rio, she don't need to understand...

Oh Rio, Rio, hear them shout across the land..."

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about 12 years ago

Well I went and watched today. More calls from the crowd to shoot than there were shots on goal. Each keeper probably had 1 save to make.

Adam Dickinson, as much as I cannot stand him, scored a quality goal, one of the best I have seen for a while and I have to give the guy credit for some nice touches as well.  From 30ish out, going lateral across the field, then just belted this tracer into the bottom left corner inside the post that no keeper on earth would have saved. It never got 6 inches off the ground and it was like it was fired out of a gun. It was that bloody good. Claphams 'scissor kick' as reported in the MSM was more of a high boot and a trickle in off the post.

This was a largely predictable and boring game. 7/8 goal kicks Auckland would take short and Canty had done their homework so cut all the options and wide men off so ACFC had to hoof in to touch under pressure. Just take the the fucking things long if you can't get out of your own half and show that you can think for yourselves. Dan Terris was equally predictable as every ball he kicked either went long for a goal kick or out for a throw. The first half was largely played in ACFCs half but they had possession. Their was acres of space up ACFC left flank but no one made the runs which Iwata and Dickinson should have done more of. Best players for them was probably Burfoot and Danko. Tom Schwarz is carrying about 10kgs to much (along with, and I am not making this up Danny Bhoys?). It looks like Aaron Clapham gave it to him because Clapham looked like an emaciated size 0 model. I also think any time you have to rely on Bay Olympic reject Julyan Collett in your back line, you are in trouble. Most of ACFCs play came up his flank

2nd half was more of the same and predictable but I think Keith had done his homework and really stopped the chip over the top and in behind (except down Colletts flank) so ACFC were not able to get to the goal line and cut back as they normally do. The day Stu Kelly makes a tackle, Canty will be a better side for it. Also its unusual to see Kamo outside his sty but he still rolled about like he was in it still. 14 1v1 contacts and he rolled over on 10 of them. He probably could have kept his feet for all but 2. He really is overrated and ACFC figured him out easy in that they just had to put a hand over him, he fell over and looked for the freekick. Clapham had no influence in the game. I liked Steve Morrison and Cory Mitchell. They had work rate and shut down a lot of the passing lanes. Braithwaite was fine with stacking the 18y line and Clapham could be found there a lot but had he been 10-15y forward, he would have been in a hole and lead the counter easy which would have made life harder for ACFC.

Mario Donkey has no place in that side. Tade had about 5 runs for balls over the top and that was it. Pritchett was industrious and Ivan was efficient (kinda like Ryan Nelsen). Interesting (and maybe arrogant) to not start Bale but young Sam Burfoot is definitely a start. I thought Dickinson was played too wide. Danko got about well. Bales second yellow was a complete brain explosion but too late in the game to make a difference.

Players not mentioned had no real effect on the game. For all the hype of Marquez, he was largely anonymous.

A real interesting point that the 2 of us noticed was that ACFC bitch and moan and really swear at each other A LOT. Canty were more of a 'build you' talk even when someone made a mistake. Real noticeable difference in atittude and approach.

If anyone from ACFC says thats more exciting than a Phoenix game (as of recent I shall add) then I'll slit my wrists. I did enjoy their chanting and after a while I didn't notice it other than about 10 mins of oh oh oh oh ah ah ah ah to some tune that I forget. Original.... I think. The sooner someone take the beer drunk bucket guy out the back and shoots him, the better. I enjoyed the chanting, not so much the incessant banging on the plastic bucket.

Otherwise, a draw was a fair result.


Grumpy old bastard alert

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about 12 years ago
Jeff Vader wrote:

Well I went and watched today. More calls from the crowd to shoot than there were shots on goal. Each keeper probably had 1 save to make.

Adam Dickinson, as much as I cannot stand him, scored a quality goal, one of the best I have seen for a while and I have to give the guy credit for some nice touches as well.  From 30ish out, going lateral across the field, then just belted this tracer into the bottom left corner inside the post that no keeper on earth would have saved. It never got 6 inches off the ground and it was like it was fired out of a gun. It was that bloody good. Claphams 'scissor kick' as reported in the MSM was more of a high boot and a trickle in off the post.

This was a largely predictable and boring game. 7/8 goal kicks Auckland would take short and Canty had done their homework so cut all the options and wide men off so ACFC had to hoof in to touch under pressure. Just take the the fucking things long if you can't get out of your own half and show that you can think for yourselves. Dan Terris was equally predictable as every ball he kicked either went long for a goal kick or out for a throw. The first half was largely played in ACFCs half but they had possession. Their was acres of space up ACFC left flank but no one made the runs which Iwata and Dickinson should have done more of. Best players for them was probably Burfoot and Danko. Tom Schwarz is carrying about 10kgs to much (along with, and I am not making this up Danny Bhoys?). It looks like Aaron Clapham gave it to him because Clapham looked like an emaciated size 0 model. I also think any time you have to rely on Bay Olympic reject Julyan Collett in your back line, you are in trouble. Most of ACFCs play came up his flank

2nd half was more of the same and predictable but I think Keith had done his homework and really stopped the chip over the top and in behind (except down Colletts flank) so ACFC were not able to get to the goal line and cut back as they normally do. The day Stu Kelly makes a tackle, Canty will be a better side for it. Also its unusual to see Kamo outside his sty but he still rolled about like he was in it still. 14 1v1 contacts and he rolled over on 10 of them. He probably could have kept his feet for all but 2. He really is overrated and ACFC figured him out easy in that they just had to put a hand over him, he fell over and looked for the freekick. Clapham had no influence in the game. I liked Steve Morrison and Cory Mitchell. They had work rate and shut down a lot of the passing lanes. Braithwaite was fine with stacking the 18y line and Clapham could be found there a lot but had he been 10-15y forward, he would have been in a hole and lead the counter easy which would have made life harder for ACFC.

Mario Donkey has no place in that side. Tade had about 5 runs for balls over the top and that was it. Pritchett was industrious and Ivan was efficient (kinda like Ryan Nelsen). Interesting (and maybe arrogant) to not start Bale but young Sam Burfoot is definitely a start. I thought Dickinson was played too wide. Danko got about well. Bales second yellow was a complete brain explosion but too late in the game to make a difference.

Players not mentioned had no real effect on the game. For all the hype of Marquez, he was largely anonymous.

A real interesting point that the 2 of us noticed was that ACFC bitch and moan and really swear at each other A LOT. Canty were more of a 'build you' talk even when someone made a mistake. Real noticeable difference in atittude and approach.

If anyone from ACFC says thats more exciting than a Phoenix game (as of recent I shall add) then I'll slit my wrists. I did enjoy their chanting and after a while I didn't notice it other than about 10 mins of oh oh oh oh ah ah ah ah to some tune that I forget. Original.... I think. The sooner someone take the beer drunk bucket guy out the back and shoots him, the better. I enjoyed the chanting, not so much the incessant banging on the plastic bucket.

Otherwise, a draw was a fair result.


A pretty fair assessment of a tight game. ACFC are without a number of key players, notably the injured De Vries and Browne and could have done with Krishna's pace and Riera's industry. Also missed Irving at the back. Nice to see Turner get a run.

I think the players were tired after a midweek game and it showed. Less snap going forward. I still wish ACFC would press more in attack and cut the square and back passes when under no pressure. Thought Caterbury were tough to break down.

Atmosphere at the ground was a bit flat, humid conditions and holiday mood probably played a part.Quite a few regulars away.

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about 12 years ago
Jeff Vader wrote:

Well I went and watched today. More calls from the crowd to shoot than there were shots on goal. Each keeper probably had 1 save to make.

Adam Dickinson, as much as I cannot stand him, scored a quality goal, one of the best I have seen for a while and I have to give the guy credit for some nice touches as well.  From 30ish out, going lateral across the field, then just belted this tracer into the bottom left corner inside the post that no keeper on earth would have saved. It never got 6 inches off the ground and it was like it was fired out of a gun. It was that bloody good. Claphams 'scissor kick' as reported in the MSM was more of a high boot and a trickle in off the post.

This was a largely predictable and boring game. 7/8 goal kicks Auckland would take short and Canty had done their homework so cut all the options and wide men off so ACFC had to hoof in to touch under pressure. Just take the the fucking things long if you can't get out of your own half and show that you can think for yourselves. Dan Terris was equally predictable as every ball he kicked either went long for a goal kick or out for a throw. The first half was largely played in ACFCs half but they had possession. Their was acres of space up ACFC left flank but no one made the runs which Iwata and Dickinson should have done more of. Best players for them was probably Burfoot and Danko. Tom Schwarz is carrying about 10kgs to much (along with, and I am not making this up Danny Bhoys?). It looks like Aaron Clapham gave it to him because Clapham looked like an emaciated size 0 model. I also think any time you have to rely on Bay Olympic reject Julyan Collett in your back line, you are in trouble. Most of ACFCs play came up his flank

2nd half was more of the same and predictable but I think Keith had done his homework and really stopped the chip over the top and in behind (except down Colletts flank) so ACFC were not able to get to the goal line and cut back as they normally do. The day Stu Kelly makes a tackle, Canty will be a better side for it. Also its unusual to see Kamo outside his sty but he still rolled about like he was in it still. 14 1v1 contacts and he rolled over on 10 of them. He probably could have kept his feet for all but 2. He really is overrated and ACFC figured him out easy in that they just had to put a hand over him, he fell over and looked for the freekick. Clapham had no influence in the game. I liked Steve Morrison and Cory Mitchell. They had work rate and shut down a lot of the passing lanes. Braithwaite was fine with stacking the 18y line and Clapham could be found there a lot but had he been 10-15y forward, he would have been in a hole and lead the counter easy which would have made life harder for ACFC.

Mario Donkey has no place in that side. Tade had about 5 runs for balls over the top and that was it. Pritchett was industrious and Ivan was efficient (kinda like Ryan Nelsen). Interesting (and maybe arrogant) to not start Bale but young Sam Burfoot is definitely a start. I thought Dickinson was played too wide. Danko got about well. Bales second yellow was a complete brain explosion but too late in the game to make a difference.

Players not mentioned had no real effect on the game. For all the hype of Marquez, he was largely anonymous.

A real interesting point that the 2 of us noticed was that ACFC bitch and moan and really swear at each other A LOT. Canty were more of a 'build you' talk even when someone made a mistake. Real noticeable difference in atittude and approach.

If anyone from ACFC says thats more exciting than a Phoenix game (as of recent I shall add) then I'll slit my wrists. I did enjoy their chanting and after a while I didn't notice it other than about 10 mins of oh oh oh oh ah ah ah ah to some tune that I forget. Original.... I think. The sooner someone take the beer drunk bucket guy out the back and shoots him, the better. I enjoyed the chanting, not so much the incessant banging on the plastic bucket.

Otherwise, a draw was a fair result.




After a few years you don't really notice it.

"At the end of the drive the lawmen arrive...

I'll take my chance because luck is on my side or something...

Her name is Rio, she don't need to understand...

Oh Rio, Rio, hear them shout across the land..."

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about 12 years ago
Jeff Vader wrote:

Well I went and watched today. More calls from the crowd to shoot than there were shots on goal. Each keeper probably had 1 save to make.

Adam Dickinson, as much as I cannot stand him, scored a quality goal, one of the best I have seen for a while and I have to give the guy credit for some nice touches as well.  From 30ish out, going lateral across the field, then just belted this tracer into the bottom left corner inside the post that no keeper on earth would have saved. It never got 6 inches off the ground and it was like it was fired out of a gun. It was that bloody good. Claphams 'scissor kick' as reported in the MSM was more of a high boot and a trickle in off the post.

This was a largely predictable and boring game. 7/8 goal kicks Auckland would take short and Canty had done their homework so cut all the options and wide men off so ACFC had to hoof in to touch under pressure. Just take the the fucking things long if you can't get out of your own half and show that you can think for yourselves. Dan Terris was equally predictable as every ball he kicked either went long for a goal kick or out for a throw. The first half was largely played in ACFCs half but they had possession. Their was acres of space up ACFC left flank but no one made the runs which Iwata and Dickinson should have done more of. Best players for them was probably Burfoot and Danko. Tom Schwarz is carrying about 10kgs to much (along with, and I am not making this up Danny Bhoys?). It looks like Aaron Clapham gave it to him because Clapham looked like an emaciated size 0 model. I also think any time you have to rely on Bay Olympic reject Julyan Collett in your back line, you are in trouble. Most of ACFCs play came up his flank

2nd half was more of the same and predictable but I think Keith had done his homework and really stopped the chip over the top and in behind (except down Colletts flank) so ACFC were not able to get to the goal line and cut back as they normally do. The day Stu Kelly makes a tackle, Canty will be a better side for it. Also its unusual to see Kamo outside his sty but he still rolled about like he was in it still. 14 1v1 contacts and he rolled over on 10 of them. He probably could have kept his feet for all but 2. He really is overrated and ACFC figured him out easy in that they just had to put a hand over him, he fell over and looked for the freekick. Clapham had no influence in the game. I liked Steve Morrison and Cory Mitchell. They had work rate and shut down a lot of the passing lanes. Braithwaite was fine with stacking the 18y line and Clapham could be found there a lot but had he been 10-15y forward, he would have been in a hole and lead the counter easy which would have made life harder for ACFC.

Mario Donkey has no place in that side. Tade had about 5 runs for balls over the top and that was it. Pritchett was industrious and Ivan was efficient (kinda like Ryan Nelsen). Interesting (and maybe arrogant) to not start Bale but young Sam Burfoot is definitely a start. I thought Dickinson was played too wide. Danko got about well. Bales second yellow was a complete brain explosion but too late in the game to make a difference.

Players not mentioned had no real effect on the game. For all the hype of Marquez, he was largely anonymous.

A real interesting point that the 2 of us noticed was that ACFC bitch and moan and really swear at each other A LOT. Canty were more of a 'build you' talk even when someone made a mistake. Real noticeable difference in atittude and approach.

If anyone from ACFC says thats more exciting than a Phoenix game (as of recent I shall add) then I'll slit my wrists. I did enjoy their chanting and after a while I didn't notice it other than about 10 mins of oh oh oh oh ah ah ah ah to some tune that I forget. Original.... I think. The sooner someone take the beer drunk bucket guy out the back and shoots him, the better. I enjoyed the chanting, not so much the incessant banging on the plastic bucket.

Otherwise, a draw was a fair result.




great write up vader, thanks for that

sounds like an odd game

interesting about the auckland 'chat'.  i've got no time for that rubbish and wouldn't want a coach who allows it to be in charge of our national side.

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about 12 years ago

TBF he probably doesnt understand it ....tho its been getting worse lately ...3 underwhelming games in a row probably doesnt help...

after a few years you hardly notice the banging at all ...in fact I miss it when its not happening , must be like the soldier banging his head against a wall .... feels so good when it stops ...

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about 12 years ago
FU BLU wrote:

TBF he probably doesnt understand it ....tho its been getting worse lately ...3 underwhelming games in a row probably doesnt help...

after a few years you hardly notice the banging at all ...in fact I miss it when its not happening , must be like the soldier banging his head against a wall .... feels so good when it stops ...

I thought you were the bucket-man!

"At the end of the drive the lawmen arrive...

I'll take my chance because luck is on my side or something...

Her name is Rio, she don't need to understand...

Oh Rio, Rio, hear them shout across the land..."

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about 12 years ago
Jerzy Merino wrote:
FU BLU wrote:

TBF he probably doesnt understand it ....tho its been getting worse lately ...3 underwhelming games in a row probably doesnt help...

after a few years you hardly notice the banging at all ...in fact I miss it when its not happening , must be like the soldier banging his head against a wall .... feels so good when it stops ...

I thought you were the bucket-man!

Don't knock the bucket man. His "drumming" may leave a lot to be desired but he's an enthusiastic supporter and a character, albeit an oddball. With so many moaners in the code, it makes a pleasant change.

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about 12 years ago
Bluemagic wrote:
Jerzy Merino wrote:
FU BLU wrote:

TBF he probably doesnt understand it ....tho its been getting worse lately ...3 underwhelming games in a row probably doesnt help...

after a few years you hardly notice the banging at all ...in fact I miss it when its not happening , must be like the soldier banging his head against a wall .... feels so good when it stops ...

I thought you were the bucket-man!

Don't knock the bucket man. His "drumming" may leave a lot to be desired but he's an enthusiastic supporter and a character, albeit an oddball. With so many moaners in the code, it makes a pleasant change.

Ah! YOU're the Bucket-Man, BM!

"At the end of the drive the lawmen arrive...

I'll take my chance because luck is on my side or something...

Her name is Rio, she don't need to understand...

Oh Rio, Rio, hear them shout across the land..."

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about 12 years ago
Jerzy Merino wrote:
Bluemagic wrote:
Jerzy Merino wrote:
FU BLU wrote:

TBF he probably doesnt understand it ....tho its been getting worse lately ...3 underwhelming games in a row probably doesnt help...

after a few years you hardly notice the banging at all ...in fact I miss it when its not happening , must be like the soldier banging his head against a wall .... feels so good when it stops ...

I thought you were the bucket-man!

Don't knock the bucket man. His "drumming" may leave a lot to be desired but he's an enthusiastic supporter and a character, albeit an oddball. With so many moaners in the code, it makes a pleasant change.

Ah! YOU're the Bucket-Man, BM!

Damn, exposed at last!

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about 12 years ago

^ Any chance of you taking drumming lessons?

"At the end of the drive the lawmen arrive...

I'll take my chance because luck is on my side or something...

Her name is Rio, she don't need to understand...

Oh Rio, Rio, hear them shout across the land..."

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