Melbourne City FC - Just another Pissant Town?

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about 13 years ago

I only like it because Jeff doesn't. Love you jeff <3


Yellow Fever - Misery loves company

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about 13 years ago

Free to make your own calls. We agree on a lot though...

Grumpy old bastard alert

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about 13 years ago

Correct. The way I actually feel is that it is a good idea, as it makes the players seem more accessible to the fans, rather than just symbols of the club, but it looks pretty tacky on the kit. I'm on the fence.


Yellow Fever - Misery loves company

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about 13 years ago

patrick478 wrote:
Correct. The way I actually feel is that it is a good idea, as it makes the players seem more accessible to the fans, rather than just symbols of the club, but it looks pretty tacky on the kit. I'm on the fence.

I like the idea of making players accessible, but how about they do it when they introduce the team & put them up on the big screen, show their picture with their handle underneath.

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about 13 years ago

JonoNewton wrote:

patrick478 wrote:
Correct. The way I actually feel is that it is a good idea, as it makes the players seem more accessible to the fans, rather than just symbols of the club, but it looks pretty tacky on the kit. I'm on the fence.

I like the idea of making players accessible, but how about they do it when they introduce the team & put them up on the big screen, show their picture with their handle underneath.


I think it might have worked better if they had their actual name at the top of the kit, and their twitter handle on the lower back of the kit.

Yellow Fever - Misery loves company

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about 13 years ago

JonoNewton wrote:

2ndBest wrote:
 Not a fan. Seem tacky.

This.


Agree.

Three for me, and two for them.

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about 13 years ago

David Davutovic @davutovic

@MelbourneHeart signed fmr Perth Glory defender Jamie Coyne til end of season
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about 13 years ago

Wonder if he has got a clause saying that he gets a another contract if he makes a certain amount of appearances. It has worked so well for him in the past ...

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about 13 years ago

Hard News wrote:

 Good riddance. A thug and a hack.

Cheerio, cheerio, cheerio.



Have to say, I'm not one to enjoy other people's misfortunes - but kinda happpy he's gone.
I'll never forget that tackle on Leo - and how he didn't break his leg remains a mystery.

Like HN said - good riddance to him. Twat



VUW AFC - Victoria University Football for life

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about 13 years ago

The Club has also released 31-year-old central defender Steven Gray with the player and Club parting ways by mutual consent.

With the January transfers of Behich and Michael Marrone, the release of Gray and injury to Mitchinson, Heart has signed a replacement in former Sydney FC and Perth Glory defender Jaime Coyne, 32, who has recently returned to Australia from a stint with Indonesia Super League club Sriwijaya.

http://www.footballaustralia.com.au/melbourneheart/news-display/Tadic-Mitchinson-join-injured-list-Gray-Released-and-Coyne-joins/60176

Gray only played 1 game. Him leaving opens up another visa spot for Heart.

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about 13 years ago

Heart fans are the latest to jump on the silent protest bandwagon according to twitter.


Yellow Fever - Misery loves company

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about 13 years ago

patrick478 wrote:

Heart fans are the latest to jump on the silent protest bandwagon according to twitter.

What are they protesting? Victory and Wanderers fans rightly or wrongly feel like they are being persecuted. Not sure I've heard of any Heart fans getting banned.
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about 13 years ago

patrick478 wrote:

Heart fans are the latest to jump on the silent protest bandwagon according to twitter.

What are they protesting? Victory and Wanderers fans rightly or wrongly feel like they are being persecuted. Not sure I've heard of any Heart fans getting banned.
Protesting the lack of people turning up to their games? I feel a #HeartProtest coming...

Yellow Fever - Misery loves company

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about 13 years ago

Signed Jeremy Walker on a pro contract. 


Yellow Fever - Misery loves company

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about 13 years ago

He has done a decent job since Marrone left for China.

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about 13 years ago · edited about 13 years ago · History

Heart announced a bunch of changes to their squad today, the biggest new is that they have signed Iain Ramsey from Adelaide.

Fred, Simon Colosimo, Matt Thompson and Clint Bolton have been released, and Mate Dugandzic, Jonatan Germano, Nick Kalmar and Sam Mitchinson all have signed extensions to their contracts.

http://www.footballaustralia.com.au/melbourneheart/news-display/Heart-confirms-resignings-and-departures/64804


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about 13 years ago · edited about 13 years ago · History

Ramsey is a good pick up. 

[Edit: tons of cap space freed up also]

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about 13 years ago

also think it'll be good for Aloisi to have moved on some of the guys he was playing with - I'm sure it would be hard to rark them up at times.

I've never been convinced by Ramsey. Poor man's Leckie


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about 13 years ago

I wonder if they have re-signed their Physio?

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almost 13 years ago

 Wonder if this has more truth than the CCM one

http://theworldgame.sbs.com.au/news/1149826/Takeover-bid-for-Melbourne-Heart-tabled

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almost 13 years ago

Nope. 

article factually incorrect. Have received offer and rejected outright.


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almost 13 years ago

I can absolutely see why South Melbourne would be keen on this, and on one level it would probably be a great thing for the club.  At the same time I can absolutely see why it was rejected.  Heart still seem like a team without a soul - a genuine franchise rather than a club.  I don't know how they go about changing that

Normo's coming home

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almost 13 years ago

Don't reckon FFA will grant an A league franchise to an NSL club; but not sure if this is enshrined anywhere. South Melbourne facilities and setup are top notch.

Kotahitanga. We are one.

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almost 13 years ago

Fact is, the Heart brand still has far more fans than the South Melbourne one - most SM fans are Victory fans except for a handful of bitters.

a.haak

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almost 13 years ago

james dean wrote:

I can absolutely see why South Melbourne would be keen on this, and on one level it would probably be a great thing for the club.  At the same time I can absolutely see why it was rejected.  Heart still seem like a team without a soul - a genuine franchise rather than a club.  I don't know how they go about changing that

When the club was set up, the only defining feature was 'we are not the Victory'. Really not sure what they can do, to set themselves apart from the Victory. Long term Geelong should have a team, maybe they might end up being shifted there if SMFC ever gets accepted.
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almost 13 years ago

Aloisi has been saying they plan to convert Ramsey into a Left Back. This wont end well.

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over 12 years ago

Melbourne Heart FC is delighted to welcome back foundation player Aziz Behich for the 2013-14 Hyundai A-League Season.

In a massive boost, crowd favourite Behich returns to the Heart on a one-season loan deal from Turkish Super Lig club Bursaspor.

http://www.footballaustralia.com.au/melbourneheart/news-display/Heart-Welcome-Back-Behich/71376


Seems like a backwards move to me, probably on the way out of Bursapor. And what does this mean to the Ramsey to LB move.

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over 12 years ago

Melbourne Heart have confirmed they've agreed to terms with 14-time Dutch International Orlando Engelaar, with the 33 year-old to fill the Heart’s marquee position for the 2013/14 Hyundai A-League season.
http://www.footballaustralia.com.au/news-display/heart-agree-terms-with-orlando-engelaar/72376

Seen this guy play...and he is an absolute beast.  Probably 6 ft 6  but has real ball skills and strikes a ball about as hard as anyone I have seen. If he is any sort of from he will be excellent in the A-League
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over 12 years ago

Kewell, Wielaert and now Engelaar, Shit. Heart might actually go alright this season. 
Engelaar is such a good signing, if we had signed him I would of lost the plot.

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over 12 years ago


Oh Tando, don't you ever change. (1:03 & 4:50)

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over 12 years ago

He is sooooo average.

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over 12 years ago

why do teams keep picking him - he is god aweful

Queenslander 3x a year.

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over 12 years ago

Marco Monteverde @marcothejourno

Bad news for Melb Heart. There are fears that Engelaar has fractured his leg.

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over 12 years ago

Wow that really sucks! poor guy, oh well least we dont have a marquee with a broken leg!

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