Well for once there was a sensible question asked on the ACFC thread
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Well for once there was a sensible question asked on the ACFC thread
This is the first post of yours I have agreed because the rest have lacked any real sense.
Grumpy old bastard alert
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Meanwhile, ACFC v Canterbury United this Thursday after work at 5.30 Kiwitea Street Sandringham.
Okay, so I may have to leave work a touch early.
Okay, so I may have to leave work a touch early.
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Meanwhile, ACFC v Canterbury United this Thursday after work at 5.30 Kiwitea Street Sandringham.
Okay, so I may have to leave work a touch early.
Okay, so I may have to leave work a touch early.
Ooh, I might go to that. Will it be okay to wear my Nix scarf or will I get stabbed to death with knitting needles? I probably have a blue one somewhere.
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This forum needs less angst and more Kate Bush threads
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Wear Red and Black in support of the Earthquake.
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BYO half time knitting...
Incredible stamina. No shame. Yellow Fever.
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BYO half time knitting...
Free knitting patterns will be provided.
Nah, it's been quite a good atmosphere lately.
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Can someone please tell me what brand of shampoo Mr Ivan Vicelich uses? His hair looked amazing on Sunday.
I was led to believe that someone on here may be able to enlighten me? JordyBean?
I was led to believe that someone on here may be able to enlighten me? JordyBean?
End of an era. Vinnie - It's over.
If anyone cares for my inane babbling follow @iluvnix17 on the Twitter.
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Ivan is too tough to use shampoo in his hair. He uses real poo.
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Auckland City players don't shampoo their hair. They are the 5th best team in the world. Their fans do it for them...
Grumpy old bastard alert
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Note to self: buy shares in the Brylcreem factory.
edward l2011-03-16 16:45:00
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Ah, 5 nil over Tefana, nice atmosphere yet again.
Not sure how young Maddaford thought it was 'flat', must be the thick glass windows in the media box.
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Michael Brown was the Herald's presence at Kiwitea Street, Edward. TKM was fulfilling multiple duties out west.
Atmosphere-wise, the 248 Crew was certainly in fine voice throughout, although like the Yellow Fever, your matchday hymnal needs updating - I heard one chant on at least three separate occasions yesterday. Variety is the spice of life, etc..
Cheers,
JR
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Tune into Sky Television tonight (Wed 30March) to see Auckland City FC featured on �The Crowd Goes Wild�
Big James McOnie headed down to Kiwitea Street this afternoon to catch up with ACFC's coaches and a number of their players prior to the team leaving tomorrow for Port Vila, Vanuatu to take on Amicale FC in the first leg of the Oceania Champions League Final this Saturday.
The piece tonight features ACFC's co-coaches Aaron McFarland and Ramon Tribulietx along with club captain Ivan Vicelich and fellow teammates Jacob Spoonley, David Mulligan, Manel �Xino� Exposito, Angel Berlanga and Luis Corrales.
The show will be repeated a number of times across various channels on Sky Television this evening. For details of scheduling refer below:
The Crowd Goes Wild
Channel: Prime
Show Time:
Today 30 Mar | 18.30 22:35
The Crowd Goes Wild
Channel: the BOX
Show Time:
The Crowd Goes Wild HD
Channel: SKY Sport 1
Show Time:
Today 30 Mar 22:00
Note � times may be subject to change so check your Sky schedules this evening.
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Great story on the team good to see the lads having a laugh too.
Peoples Republik of Aucklandia
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Given the TV coverage, I know expect the final to sell out.
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Nah everybody will be too busy watching the Phoenix this weekend...oh wait...
Allegedly
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oh the green eyed monster surfaces again!!!!!
you ladies just wait 6 months for the Aussies to start again and let ACFC worry about representing there Country and Region on the World stage
you ladies just wait 6 months for the Aussies to start again and let ACFC worry about representing there Country and Region on the World stage
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Which country? So many of them in the ACFC lineup
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oh the green eyed monster surfaces again!!!!!
you ladies just wait 6 months for the Aussies to start again and let ACFC worry about representing there Country and Region on the World stage
you ladies just wait 6 months for the Aussies to start again and let ACFC worry about representing there Country and Region on the World stage
And I was cheering ACFC on all the way. Then you all used it as an opportunity to be petty and needlessly knock tge Phoenix,then I wished I hadn't.
I'll still cheer an asbp team on in the CWC though,it's a shame you're so hell bent on turning people away who have been introduced to tge game by the Phoenix.
Allegedly
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their
Pity you are not as good at Geography as you are at Grammar
you might be able to tell the difference between Australia and New Zealand
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Erm geographically the Phoenix play in Wellington,nz.
It is politically where you argue them to be an Aussie club.
Troll fail...
It is politically where you argue them to be an Aussie club.
Troll fail...
Allegedly
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Which country? So many of them in the ACFC lineup
4 different countries in ACFC squad
at least 7 in Phoenix squad from season just gone according to wikipedia site?
Guess you lose again mate
nice try though at least you are getting into the spirit of this forum
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Which country? So many of them in the ACFC lineup
4 different countries in ACFC squad
We all know the only reason you have a chance of winning is because you are cheating.
How about playing by the rules and stop indangering the futures of so many of our up and comming players for your own gratufication 
A dog with a bone :)
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you ladies
Yes Phil, I am actually a woman. Sexism is tiresome.
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oh the green eyed monster surfaces again!!!!!
you ladies just wait 6 months for the Aussies to start again and let ACFC worry about representing there Country and Region on the World stage
I think it is kinda ironic that while you argue that NZF/Nix are killing interest in the ASBP, your attitude, and that of your fellow ACFC 'fans', are putting most people off supporting ACFC next time they are in the CWC. 2ndBest2011-03-31 09:31:37you ladies just wait 6 months for the Aussies to start again and let ACFC worry about representing there Country and Region on the World stage
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Which country? So many of them in the ACFC lineup
4 different countries in ACFC squad
Yet you still call it a NZ team.
We all know the only reason you have a chance of winning is because you are cheating.
How about playing by the rules and stop indangering the futures of so many of our up and comming players for your own gratufication
hahahahahahahahahahaha the best yet priceless
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You're right the spelling is awful.
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Spelling was never my strong point.
And yes jellybean, the teams are meant to be priceless.
A dog with a bone :)
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ACFC vs Phoenix
Be fun to watch 2 professional NZ based teams play each other.
Be fun to watch 2 professional NZ based teams play each other.
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