I can't even get into the stream. What is the score now?
FT. ACFC take it 2-1
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Well done Auckland but the league is a complete joke sorry
Normo's coming home
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Video of the ASB Premiership Final:
1st video is Ivan Vicelich interview post-match
2nd is highlights
3rd one down is the full match:
Big Pete 65, Christchurch
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Enjoyable game and thought HBU a bit unfortunate . Set themselves up well and thought that Tinsley was close to the best player on the park.
AC dominated possession so it was hard to see HBU scoring again once behind. Did not have a good view of the controversial hand ball decision , but did hear O'Leary comment "my fault" which made everyone think he had made an error but refused to change his decision.
HBU won the whinging championship however.
I wondered too about Irving - thought I saw him in one of the photos of the presentation - injured or a foreign player quota issue ?
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Enjoyable game and thought HBU a bit unfortunate . Set themselves up well and thought that Tinsley was close to the best player on the park.
AC dominated possession so it was hard to see HBU scoring again once behind. Did not have a good view of the controversial hand ball decision , but did hear O'Leary comment "my fault" which made everyone think he had made an error but refused to change his decision.
HBU won the whinging championship however.
I wondered too about Irving - thought I saw him in one of the photos of the presentation - injured or a foreign player quota issue ?
He's having an op on his shoulder. Out longterm.
"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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Enjoyable game and thought HBU a bit unfortunate . Set themselves up well and thought that Tinsley was close to the best player on the park.
AC dominated possession so it was hard to see HBU scoring again once behind. Did not have a good view of the controversial hand ball decision , but did hear O'Leary comment "my fault" which made everyone think he had made an error but refused to change his decision.
HBU won the whinging championship however.
I wondered too about Irving - thought I saw him in one of the photos of the presentation - injured or a foreign player quota issue ?
He's having an op on his shoulder. Out longterm.
Bad luck for him, he was supposed to go to England for a trial with Portsmouth
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Enjoyable game and thought HBU a bit unfortunate . Set themselves up well and thought that Tinsley was close to the best player on the park.
AC dominated possession so it was hard to see HBU scoring again once behind. Did not have a good view of the controversial hand ball decision , but did hear O'Leary comment "my fault" which made everyone think he had made an error but refused to change his decision.
HBU won the whinging championship however.
I wondered too about Irving - thought I saw him in one of the photos of the presentation - injured or a foreign player quota issue ?
He's having an op on his shoulder. Out longterm.
Bad luck for him, he was supposed to go to England for a trial with Portsmouth
I think he did. Then they found out about his shoulder.
"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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Sun, 05 Apr 2015 9:23a.m.
We are join by friend of the show Ivan Vicelich
http://www.radiolivesport.co.nz/Ivan-Vicelich/tabid/454/articleID/24064/Default.aspx
Tue, 07 Apr 2015 7:45a.m.
Auckland City coach Ramon Tribulietx is with us to look at
his side’s ASB Premiership victory over Hawke’s Bay on Sunday and the
upcoming O-League campaign in Fiji.
http://www.radiolivesport.co.nz/Ramon-Tribulietx/tabid/454/articleID/24071/Default.aspx
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Sun, 12 Apr 2015 9:26a.m.
Auckland City coach Ramon Tribulietx is with us to look at his side’s O-League campaign in Fiji.
http://www.radiolivesport.co.nz/Ramon-Tribulietx/tabid/454/articleID/24126/Default.aspx
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2 wins from 2 games for ACFC
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2 wins from 2 games for ACFC
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The Big Game
TW v AC in the final of the OFC Championship
7 pm Sunday 26th Set your sky decoders
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The Big Game
TW v AC in the final of the OFC Championship
7 pm Sunday 26th Set your sky decoders
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Wow thats a long time between games. Could have made that Friday and saved more cash........
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Wow thats a long time between games. Could have made that Friday and saved more cash........
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Looks like Tribulietx will be coaching the Brisbane Roar next season.
Auckland City coach Ramon Tribulietx is in the running to coach Brisbane Roar next season, according to media reports in New Zealand.
Tribulietx led Auckland to the bronze medal in last year's FIFA Club World Cup, beating Mexico's Cruz Azul on penalties in the play-off for third.
Roar football director Ken Stead visited New Zealand last month to interview Tribulietx, The Courier-Mail reports.
The 42 year-year old Spaniard is currently with Auckland City in Fiji at the Oceania Champions League, where it plays Team Wellington in Sunday's final and is chasing a fifth successive title.
Dutchman Frans Thijssen was named interim coach at the Roar in November last year, after Mike Mulvey was sacked six weeks into the new season.
The previous season, Mulvey was named A-League coach of the year after leading Brisbane to the premiership-championship double.
Brisbane sits seventh in this year's A-League, but will make the finals as third-placed Perth Glory us ineligible due to salary cap breaches.
Roar is expected to announce their new coach next month.
http://theworldgame.sbs.com.au/article/2015/04/24/aucklands-tribulietx-candidate-roar-job
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Good on him. He deserves the shot. His overseas contacts could see him bring in some interesting foreign players.
One would think his real challenge will be working with different rules in terms of local players and salary cap etc.
If he does move up, who is next in line for Auckland City? And will the ACFC fans all of a sudden become Roar and A-League fans?
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Good on him. He deserves the shot. His overseas contacts could see him bring in some interesting foreign players.
One would think his real challenge will be working with different rules in terms of local players and salary cap etc.
If he does move up, who is next in line for Auckland City? And will the ACFC fans all of a sudden become Roar and A-League fans?
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Looks like Tribulietx will be coaching the Brisbane Roar next season.
Auckland City coach Ramon Tribulietx is in the running to coach Brisbane Roar next season, according to media reports in New Zealand.
Tribulietx led Auckland to the bronze medal in last year's FIFA Club World Cup, beating Mexico's Cruz Azul on penalties in the play-off for third.
Roar football director Ken Stead visited New Zealand last month to interview Tribulietx, The Courier-Mail reports.
The 42 year-year old Spaniard is currently with Auckland City in Fiji at the Oceania Champions League, where it plays Team Wellington in Sunday's final and is chasing a fifth successive title.
Dutchman Frans Thijssen was named interim coach at the Roar in November last year, after Mike Mulvey was sacked six weeks into the new season.
The previous season, Mulvey was named A-League coach of the year after leading Brisbane to the premiership-championship double.
Brisbane sits seventh in this year's A-League, but will make the finals as third-placed Perth Glory us ineligible due to salary cap breaches.
Roar is expected to announce their new coach next month.
http://theworldgame.sbs.com.au/article/2015/04/24/aucklands-tribulietx-candidate-roar-job
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Yeah that's the question - Who would take the rains over at ACFC. I cant think of any locals good enough for it - Maybe Ivan can do a player/coach gig?.
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Yeah that's the question - Who would take the rains over at ACFC. I cant think of any locals good enough for it - Maybe Ivan can do a player/coach gig?.
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It'll be Ivan.
"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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Looks like Ramon will be 'unveiled' as the new Roar coach any day now.
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Sat, 02 May 2015
Are Auckland FC on the the hunt for a new Coach?The rumour mill says that Auckland FC's superstar Coach might be off to Brisbane. But he told Brendan Talfer on Weekend Sport that he's still here ... for the moment.
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Looks like Ramon will be 'unveiled' as the new Roar coach any day now.
https://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/sport/soccer/a/2...
Nope - they've gone with former Melbourne Heart flop John Aloisi instead:
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/football-soccer/news/art...
A rather baffling choice !
Aloisi has hardly any coaching CV and was very poor as Heart coach a few years ago before he was sacked.
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Looks like Ramon will be 'unveiled' as the new Roar coach any day now.
https://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/sport/soccer/a/2...
Nope - they've gone with former Melbourne Heart flop John Aloisi instead:
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/football-soccer/news/art...
A rather baffling choice !
Aloisi has hardly any coaching CV and was very poor as Heart coach a few years ago before he was sacked.
I agree seems strange choice considering his history! Maybe they felt Ramon was a step to far! Untried at that level maybe....
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My guess is that Ramon is the one who said no, not the Roar. Probably saw it for the poisoned chalice it is
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Coaching announcements made for the new season, Ramon staying on as coach of the first team and Jose Figueria has been appointed Youth Team head coach replacing Michael Mayne.
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Tade resign his contract with Mitre and he's going home (NZ)
woohoo! missing the jaffa lifestyle.
"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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He should go back to where he came from...
...(Wellington United)
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He should go back to where he came from...
...(Wellington United)
Too old.
"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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Tade resign his contract with Mitre and he's going home (NZ)
Awesome they are going to need to reinforcements up front if DeVries gets picked up
UNDERDOG: One that is expected to lose a contest or struggle
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Tade resign his contract with Mitre and he's going home (NZ)
Awesome they are going to need to reinforcements up front if DeVries gets picked up
Rumour that Brownie might be on his way too.
"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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I would have thought with the pace they play at and the style of game they play, then Sean Lovemore would be the perfect target for them. He seems to have matured and would be the fastest striker in the league and has consistency of scoring.
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Disagree Vader, Lovemore has had his day. Still has a tendency for late challenges ONLY when the opposition player's unable to protect themselves. Thinks he's more important than the team he's playing for and doesn't generally get on with his teammates.
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Tade resign his contract with Mitre and he's going home (NZ)
Awesome they are going to need to reinforcements up front if DeVries gets picked up
Rumour that Brownie might be on his way too.
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