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The Suba-roos (Australian Men's Team)

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over 9 years ago

2-2 draw with the Saudis this morning

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over 9 years ago

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over 9 years ago

Japan look totally in control when on the ball.

1-0 Japan

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over 9 years ago

How does Tomi Juric get into this team?

He plays like a lobotomised version of Shane Smeltz.

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over 9 years ago

I've seen septuagenarian cuckolds with more game than this Australian team. 

Terrible.

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over 9 years ago

Jedinak gets the pen

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over 9 years ago

Could argue shoulder-to-shoulder, but a stupid challenge, going away from goal.

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over 9 years ago

Juric off, Timmy on.

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over 9 years ago

Ended 1-1

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over 9 years ago

Australia now second place in Group B after Saudi Arabia. However next month there'll be one matchday and in that matchday Japan will play Saudi Arabia whereas Australia will play Thailand away. A favourable matchup for the Footballroos.

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over 9 years ago

Australia fails to make it out of the group stages at the AFC u19's, so miss out on qualification to u20s world cup.

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over 9 years ago

The Australian men's age group teams have under-performed in recent years. 

What's the opposite of a golden generation?

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over 9 years ago

Wooden?

You know we belong together...

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over 9 years ago

Caltex Socceroos squad for 2018 FIFA World Cup Qualifier v Thailand

Name Club, Country A International Caps (Goals)
Aziz BEHICH Bursaspor, TURKEY 11 (2)
Luke BRATTAN Melbourne City FC, AUSTRALIA -
Nathan BURNS F.C. Tokyo, JAPAN 23 (3)
Tim CAHILL Melbourne City FC, AUSTRALIA 94 (48)
Milos DEGENEK TSV 1860 Munchen, GERMANY 4 (0)
Adam FEDERICI A.F.C. Bournemouth, ENGLAND 16 (0)
Jason GERIA Melbourne Victory FC, AUSTRALIA 1 (0)
Alex GERSBACH Rosenborg BK, NORWAY 2 (0)
Apostolos GIANNOU Guangzhou R&F F.C., CHINA 5 (0)
Craig GOODWIN Sparta Rotterdam, NETHERLANDS 3 (0)
Chris IKONOMIDIS Aarhus Gymnastikforening, DENMARK 6 (0)
Jackson IRVINE Burton Albion FC, ENGLAND 6 (0)
Mile JEDINAK Aston Villa F.C, ENGLAND 67 (13)
James JEGGO SK Sturm Graz, AUSTRIA -
Tomi JURIC FC Luzern, SWITZERLAND 20 (4)
Robbie KRUSE Bayer 04 Leverkusen, GERMANY 47 (4)
Mitchell LANGERAK VfB Stuttgart, GERMANY 6 (0)
Mathew LECKIE FC Ingolstadt 04, GERMANY 36 (3)
Massimo LUONGO Queens Park Rangers F.C., ENGLAND 24 (5)
Ryan MCGOWAN Henan Jianye F.C., CHINA 18 (0)
Mark MILLIGAN Baniyas F.C., UAE 52 (5)
Aaron MOOY Huddersfield Town AFC, ENGLAND 20 (5)
Tommy OAR Brisbane Roar FC, AUSTRALIA 28 (2)
Josh RISDON Perth Glory, AUSTRALIA 3 (0)
Tommy ROGIC Celtic FC, SCOTLAND 22 (5)
Mathew RYAN Valencia CF, SPAIN 29 (0)
Trent SAINSBURY Jiangsu Suning F.C., CHINA 20 (3)
Brad SMITH A.F.C. Bournemouth, ENGLAND 13 (0)
Matthew SPIRANOVIC Hangzhou Greentown F.C., CHINA 33 (0)
Bailey WRIGHT Preston North End FC, ENGLAND 12 (1)


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over 9 years ago

They trimmed the squad a little and have decided to rest Cahill

Caltex Socceroos squad for 2018 FIFA World Cup Qualifier v Thailand

Name Club, Country A International Caps (Goals)
Nathan BURNS F.C. Tokyo, JAPAN 23 (3)
Milos DEGENEK TSV 1860 Munchen, GERMANY 4 (0)
Adam FEDERICI A.F.C. Bournemouth, ENGLAND 16 (0)
Alex GERSBACH Rosenborg BK, NORWAY 2 (0)
Craig GOODWIN Sparta Rotterdam, NETHERLANDS 3 (0)
Jackson IRVINE Burton Albion FC, ENGLAND 6 (0)
Mile JEDINAK Aston Villa F.C, ENGLAND 67 (13)
James JEGGO SK Sturm Graz, AUSTRIA -
Tomi JURIC FC Luzern, SWITZERLAND 20 (4)
Robbie KRUSE Bayer 04 Leverkusen, GERMANY 47 (4)
Mitchell LANGERAK VfB Stuttgart, GERMANY 6 (0)
Mathew LECKIE FC Ingolstadt 04, GERMANY 36 (3)
Massimo LUONGO Queens Park Rangers F.C., ENGLAND 24 (5)
Jamie MACLAREN Brisbane Roar FC, AUSTRALIA 1 (0)
Mark MILLIGAN Baniyas F.C., UAE 52 (5)
Aaron MOOY Huddersfield Town AFC, ENGLAND 20 (5)
Josh RISDON Perth Glory, AUSTRALIA 3 (0)
Tommy ROGIC Celtic FC, SCOTLAND 22 (5)
Mathew RYAN Valencia CF, SPAIN 29 (0)
Trent SAINSBURY Jiangsu Suning F.C., CHINA 20 (3)
Brad SMITH A.F.C. Bournemouth, ENGLAND 13 (0)
Matthew SPIRANOVIC Hangzhou Greentown F.C., CHINA 33 (0)
Bailey WRIGHT Preston North End FC, ENGLAND 12 (1)

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over 9 years ago

"rest Cahill" as in make sure he is available for City vs WSW


Yellow Fever - Misery loves company

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over 9 years ago

patrick478 wrote:

"rest Cahill" as in make sure he is available for City vs WSW

City rested him because of soreness on the weekend, maybe he is just as old as dirt?
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over 9 years ago

Aussie drew 2-2 against Thailand this morning whilst Japan beat Saudi Arabia, dropping Aussie down to 3rd in their group.

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over 9 years ago

Australia just might find themselves playing off in 3rd place, Something they haven't done since leaving Oceania but something there use to.

Mr Positive

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over 9 years ago

[quote=Royz]

Australia just might find themselves playing off in 3rd place, Something they haven't done since leaving Oceania but something there use to.

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They have 3 of the 5 games at home so  I would be surprised if they had to go to a play off. It would be hard to play as poorly again as they did against Thailand last week.

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

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over 9 years ago

They seem to be struggling for goals atm, most of their attacking players are fringe players at their clubs currently. A lack of quality strikers seem to be an issue coming thru their age groups, Juric & Maclaren are the only two of note.

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over 9 years ago

RR wrote:

They seem to be struggling for goals atm, most of their attacking players are fringe players at their clubs currently. A lack of quality strikers seem to be an issue coming thru their age groups, Juric & Maclaren are the only two of note.

That's why they should've called up Cahill. What an impact off the bench he can make.
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about 9 years ago

Caltex Socceroos squad for 2018 FIFA World Cup Qualifiers v Iraq and United Arab Emirates (UAE)

Name Club, Country A International Caps (Goals)
Mustafa AMINI Aarhus Gymnastikforening (AGF), DENMARK -
Aziz BEHICH Bursaspor, TURKEY 11 (2)
Tim CAHILL Melbourne City FC, AUSTRALIA 94 (48)
Milos DEGENEK Yokohama F Marinos, JAPAN 5 (0)
Rhyan GRANT Sydney FC, AUSTRALIA -
Jackson IRVINE Burton Albion FC, ENGLAND 7 (0)
Mile JEDINAK Aston Villa FC, ENGLAND 68 (15)
James JEGGO SK Sturm Graz, AUSTRIA -
Tomi JURIC FC Luzern, SWITZERLAND 20 (4)
Robbie KRUSE Liaoning Whowin FC, CHINA 48 (4)
Mitchell LANGERAK VfB Stuttgart FC, GERMANY 6 (0)
Mathew LECKIE FC Ingolstadt 04, GERMANY 37 (3)
Massimo LUONGO Queens Park Rangers FC, ENGLAND 24 (5)
Riley McGREE Adelaide United FC, AUSTRALIA -
Mark MILLIGAN Baniyas FC, UAE 53 (5)
Aaron MOOY Huddersfield Town AFC, ENGLAND 21 (5)
Mathew RYAN KRC Genk, BELGIUM 30 (0)
Trent SAINSBURY FC Internazionale Milano, ITALY 21 (3)
Brad SMITH AFC Bournemouth, ENGLAND 14 (0)
James TROISI Melbourne Victory FC, AUSTRALIA 26 (4)
Daniel VUKOVIC Sydney FC, AUSTRALIA -
Rhys WILLIAMS Perth Glory FC, AUSTRALIA 14 (0)
Bailey WRIGHT Bristol City FC, ENGLAND 12 (1)

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about 9 years ago
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about 9 years ago

If they don't beat Iraq tonight there pretty much cemented 3rd place for them self and the play-offs.

Mr Positive

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about 9 years ago

Ange pulling a 3-2-4-1 formation out of his arse for the match. Wtf.


Yellow Fever - Misery loves company

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about 9 years ago

1-1 draw. the formation backfired in the 2nd half. Australia has 3rd place wrapped up and heading for the playoffs.

Mr Positive

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about 9 years ago

drew 1-1 with iran in tehran.  

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about 9 years ago

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about 9 years ago

I knew I had read that wrong.   My sincere apologies to all iraq fans 

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about 9 years ago

Aussie's remaining games

vs UAE

vs Saudi Arabia

@ Japan

vs Thailand

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almost 9 years ago · edited almost 9 years ago · History

Australia win 2-0 but both Japan & Saudi Arabia won also. That leaves Aussie comfortably in the play off spot but 3 points behind Japan & Saudi Arabia. That Saudi game in the next window is looming rather large.

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almost 9 years ago

Australia must win its last 3 games, Anything is possible but I still believe there heading down the playoff path.

Mr Positive

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almost 9 years ago
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almost 9 years ago

SOCCEROOS boss Ange Postecoglou has confirmed when he will finish up as national team manager.

Speaking at a dinner event on Wednesday night at the AFI Institute, Postecoglou stated he will be stepping down after the 2018 World Cup in order to pursue coaching options in Europe.

http://www.foxsports.com.au/football/socceroos/aussie-media-watch-ange-postecoglou-confirms-socceroos-end-date/news-story/ca77d69a023d8e631fb03207b7d71102
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almost 9 years ago

Caltex Socceroos squad for the following matches / tournaments:

  • 2018 FIFA World Cup Qualifier v Saudi Arabia (Adelaide; June 8)
  • Friendly v Brazil (Melbourne; June 13)
  • 2017 FIFA Confederations Cup (Russia; June 19 – July 2)
Name Club, Country A International Caps (Goals)
Mustafa AMINI Aarhus Gymnastikforening (AGF), DENMARK 1 (0)
Aziz BEHICH Bursaspor, TURKEY 11 (2)
Mark BIRIGHITTI (gk) Swansea City AFC, ENGLAND 1 (0)
Tim CAHILL Melbourne City FC, AUSTRALIA 96 (48)
Milos DEGENEK Yokohama F Marinos, JAPAN 7 (0)
Alex GERSBACH Rosenborg BK, NORWAY 2 (0)
Craig GOODWIN FC Sparta Rotterdam, NETHERLANDS 3 (0)
Rhyan GRANT Sydney FC, AUSTRALIA -
Ajdin HRUSTIC FC Groningen, NETHERLANDS -
Jackson IRVINE Burton Albion FC, ENGLAND 9 (1)
Mile JEDINAK Aston Villa FC, ENGLAND 70 (15)
James JEGGO SK Sturm Graz, AUSTRIA -
Tomi JURIC FC Luzern, SWITZERLAND 22 (4)
Robbie KRUSE Uncontracted 50 (4)
Mitchell LANGERAK (gk) VfB Stuttgart FC, GERMANY 7 (0)
Mathew LECKIE FC Ingolstadt 04, GERMANY 39 (5)
Massimo LUONGO Queens Park Rangers FC, ENGLAND 25 (5)
Jamie MACLAREN SV Darmstadt 98, GERMANY 2 (0)
Dylan McGOWAN FC Pacos de Ferreira, PORTUGAL -
Ryan McGOWAN Guizhou Zhicheng, CHINA 18 (0)
Riley McGREE Adelaide United FC, AUSTRALIA -
Mark MILLIGAN Baniyas FC, UAE 55 (5)
Aaron MOOY Huddersfield Town AFC, ENGLAND 22 (5)
Tom ROGIC Celtic FC, SCOTLAND 23 (5)
Mathew RYAN (gk) KRC Genk, BELGIUM 31 (0)
Trent SAINSBURY FC Internazionale Milano, ITALY 22 (3)
Brad SMITH AFC Bournemouth, ENGLAND 14 (0)
James TROISI Melbourne Victory FC, AUSTRALIA 28 (4)
Daniel VUKOVIC (gk) Sydney FC, AUSTRALIA -
Bailey WRIGHT Bristol City FC, ENGLAND 14 (1)

http://www.socceroos.com.au/article/ange-postecoglou-names-30-man-caltex-socceroos-squad-for-june-clashes/s60nhq4kxbsc1un2rziw4crqz

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