Quite glad to see CCM win. Odd to hear Graham Arnold sounding afterwards like he was preparing to depart. Difficult position for Phil Moss if he has applied to coach us. Could see that being a mess.
Sauce says Arnie definitely going.
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2012/13 Grand Final - WSW vs CCM 6pm Sun SS3
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But hey, we threw a bottle once.
So I guess they will come out with "Totally not our fault. The seats were just too flimsy for our level of support. Passion is not a crime."
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Pictures a bit too big to post in the thread, but well played CCM fans - http://sphotos-e.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-prn1/12388_10151435983783026_1703446127_n.jpg
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But hey, we threw a bottle once.
So I guess they will come out with "Totally not our fault. The seats were just too flimsy for our level of support. Passion is not a crime."
It all could have been avoided had they been allowed umbrellas.
Allegedly
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Pictures a bit too big to post in the thread, but well played CCM fans - http://sphotos-e.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-prn1/12388_10151435983783026_1703446127_n.jpg
Literally more there than at most CCM home games.
Three for me, and two for them.
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http://www.thefootballsack.com/2013/04/wanderers-players-clean-up-after.html
So lovely responses at the bottom of the page.
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tWSW must have thought the toilet bowl was theirs .Im so happy CCM won good on them .wow pictures afterwards dont do RBB any good
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Just finished watching, congrats CCM. Flare on the field when the pen was to be taken and beer thrown at McBreen after was garbage. CCM deserved it but begrudgingly impressive season from WSW.
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Quite glad to see CCM win. Odd to hear Graham Arnold sounding afterwards like he was preparing to depart. Difficult position for Phil Moss if he has applied to coach us. Could see that being a mess.
Sauce says Arnie definitely going.
Sort of surprised to hear that. Another HAL gig or overseas?
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Quite glad to see CCM win. Odd to hear Graham Arnold sounding afterwards like he was preparing to depart. Difficult position for Phil Moss if he has applied to coach us. Could see that being a mess.
Sauce says Arnie definitely going.
Sort of surprised to hear that. Another HAL gig or overseas?
Overseas most likely. Word on the street (twitter) is that there was an offer in China for him.
Yellow Fever - Misery loves company
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Quite glad to see CCM win. Odd to hear Graham Arnold sounding afterwards like he was preparing to depart. Difficult position for Phil Moss if he has applied to coach us. Could see that being a mess.
Sauce says Arnie definitely going.
Sort of surprised to hear that. Another HAL gig or overseas?
Overseas most likely. Word on the street (twitter) is that there was an offer in China for him.
Do CCM still have that connection with that Chinese club? Where McKinna spent about a little bit longer than Smeltz?
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Quite glad to see CCM win. Odd to hear Graham Arnold sounding afterwards like he was preparing to depart. Difficult position for Phil Moss if he has applied to coach us. Could see that being a mess.
Sauce says Arnie definitely going.
Sort of surprised to hear that. Another HAL gig or overseas?
Overseas most likely. Word on the street (twitter) is that there was an offer in China for him.
Do CCM still have that connection with that Chinese club? Where McKinna spent about a little bit longer than Smeltz?
I dont think hes motivated by money so i think China is bogus. Rumour about Sheffield United more likely id say
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NSW Police Force
Police took action against 21 people for offences at yesterday’s A-League Grand Final at Allianz Stadium.
Over 43,000 people attended the match between the Western Sydney Wanderers and Central Coast Mariners.
Police from Central, North West Metropolitan and Northern Regions, the Public Order and Riot Squad (PORS), Operations Support Group (OSG), Mounted Police Unit, Dog Unit, Police Transport Command, PolAir, Licensing Police and Traffic and Highway Patrol Command all assisted during the operation.
Both before and after the game, police and the Transport Management Centre (TMC) assisted in managing heavy pedestrian and vehicle traffic in the Moore Park area.
During the operation police took action against 21 people for varying alleged offences including:
• 6 x Offensive conduct/language
• 1 x Assault police (spat at police - CIN issued)
• 3 x Detected in possession of flares
• 2 x Person enter field of play
• 1 x Assault
• 4 x Intoxicated person
• 1 x Malicious damage
• 1 x Throw object (drink)
• 1 x Fail to comply (smoking)
• 1 x Person attempt to enter stadium (FFA Banned Person)
Two smoke bombs and 14 flare ignitions occurred during the event.
A number of seats were damaged by spectators during the match. Police are in possession of CCTV footage from the ground and will review it to identify those involved.
Police took action against 21 people for offences at yesterday’s A-League Grand Final at Allianz Stadium.
Over 43,000 people attended the match between the Western Sydney Wanderers and Central Coast Mariners.
Police from Central, North West Metropolitan and Northern Regions, the Public Order and Riot Squad (PORS), Operations Support Group (OSG), Mounted Police Unit, Dog Unit, Police Transport Command, PolAir, Licensing Police and Traffic and Highway Patrol Command all assisted during the operation.
Both before and after the game, police and the Transport Management Centre (TMC) assisted in managing heavy pedestrian and vehicle traffic in the Moore Park area.
During the operation police took action against 21 people for varying alleged offences including:
• 6 x Offensive conduct/language
• 1 x Assault police (spat at police - CIN issued)
• 3 x Detected in possession of flares
• 2 x Person enter field of play
• 1 x Assault
• 4 x Intoxicated person
• 1 x Malicious damage
• 1 x Throw object (drink)
• 1 x Fail to comply (smoking)
• 1 x Person attempt to enter stadium (FFA Banned Person)
Two smoke bombs and 14 flare ignitions occurred during the event.
A number of seats were damaged by spectators during the match. Police are in possession of CCTV footage from the ground and will review it to identify those involved.
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NSW Police Force
Police took action against 21 people for offences at yesterday’s A-League Grand Final at Allianz Stadium.
Over 43,000 people attended the match between the Western Sydney Wanderers and Central Coast Mariners.
Police from Central, North West Metropolitan and Northern Regions, the Public Order and Riot Squad (PORS), Operations Support Group (OSG), Mounted Police Unit, Dog Unit, Police Transport Command, PolAir, Licensing Police and Traffic and Highway Patrol Command all assisted during the operation.
Both before and after the game, police and the Transport Management Centre (TMC) assisted in managing heavy pedestrian and vehicle traffic in the Moore Park area.
During the operation police took action against 21 people for varying alleged offences including:
• 6 x Offensive conduct/language
• 1 x Assault police (spat at police - CIN issued)
• 3 x Detected in possession of flares
• 2 x Person enter field of play
• 1 x Assault
• 4 x Intoxicated person
• 1 x Malicious damage
• 1 x Throw object (drink)
• 1 x Fail to comply (smoking)
• 1 x Person attempt to enter stadium (FFA Banned Person)
Two smoke bombs and 14 flare ignitions occurred during the event.
A number of seats were damaged by spectators during the match. Police are in possession of CCTV footage from the ground and will review it to identify those involved.
Police took action against 21 people for offences at yesterday’s A-League Grand Final at Allianz Stadium.
Over 43,000 people attended the match between the Western Sydney Wanderers and Central Coast Mariners.
Police from Central, North West Metropolitan and Northern Regions, the Public Order and Riot Squad (PORS), Operations Support Group (OSG), Mounted Police Unit, Dog Unit, Police Transport Command, PolAir, Licensing Police and Traffic and Highway Patrol Command all assisted during the operation.
Both before and after the game, police and the Transport Management Centre (TMC) assisted in managing heavy pedestrian and vehicle traffic in the Moore Park area.
During the operation police took action against 21 people for varying alleged offences including:
• 6 x Offensive conduct/language
• 1 x Assault police (spat at police - CIN issued)
• 3 x Detected in possession of flares
• 2 x Person enter field of play
• 1 x Assault
• 4 x Intoxicated person
• 1 x Malicious damage
• 1 x Throw object (drink)
• 1 x Fail to comply (smoking)
• 1 x Person attempt to enter stadium (FFA Banned Person)
Two smoke bombs and 14 flare ignitions occurred during the event.
A number of seats were damaged by spectators during the match. Police are in possession of CCTV footage from the ground and will review it to identify those involved.
21 people in trouble--- out of 43000. Pretty small percentage. Hardly worth a mention.
If you are old and wise you were probably young and stupid
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The 14 flares and 2 smoke bombs are. Not to mention the many broken seats. And the assault.
Those numbers are just people they managed to catch within that crowd of people.
But yeah, aside from that, with those numbers in any other code NSW police would issue a much shorter statement saying it was a well behaved event etc.
Allegedly
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The 14 flares and 2 smoke bombs are. Not to mention the many broken seats. And the assault.
Those numbers are just people they managed to catch within that crowd of people.
But yeah, aside from that, with those numbers in any other code NSW police would issue a much shorter statement saying it was a well behaved event etc.
Sack the #FFA
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