Squad is all A-League based bar one from a German club, presume he would not have got a look in otherwise, and Europe based players will be picked later in the campaign.
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Qantas Olyroos Head Coach Aurelio Vidmar and Qantas Young Socceroos Head Coach Jan Versleijen today announced a joint 31-player squad that will go into a training camp at the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) in Canberra from the 11th to 16th April 2011.
The majority of this squad is drawn from the locally-based Hyundai A-League and National Youth League player ranks with two players from the Victorian Premier League and Hertha Berlin�s Ante Drazina as the only overseas based player in the squad.
This is the first of a series of training camps for Australian based players to prepare for the upcoming 2012 London Olympic Games Asian Qualifiers and FIFA U-20 World Cup Colombia 2011. The Qantas Olyroos will face Yemen in the second round of the 2012 London Olympic Games Asian Qualifiers on the 19th and 23rd June 2011 with the venues to be confirmed at a later date. The Qantas Young Socceroos will compete at the FIFA U-20 World Cup Colombia 2011 which commences on the 29th July with the final to be played on the 20th August.
Aurelio Vidmar is eager to work with this group of players now that the Qantas Olyroos opponent for their first stage in qualifiers is known.
�It�s great to get the players back together for the first time since September last year.
�This is the first of three vital camps for us to assess the status of all players and most importantly gauge their fitness levels since the conclusion of the Hyundai A-league season.
Jan Versleijen is equally keen to get as much quality training time with his players with the start of the FIFA U-20 World Cup less than four months away.
�It�s important that we use all the possible time we have together positively to prepare for the upcoming tournament.
�The fact that the majority of players are out of season makes our task that little bit more difficult
�As per the competition regulations, we have to submit a preliminary list of 30 players in the next couple of months, so it�s up to the players to use this opportunity to prove that they should be in the final squad.
FFA Technical Director Han Berger believes that camps such as these are paramount to the success of our youth national teams.
�With the Hyundai A-League and National Youth League in recess, it is important that these players stay fit and sharp in the lead up to these very important competitions.
�We all also use this opportunity to have the players face each other competitively.
�In a similar vein to the recent camp we held in Europe, we have invited some players into this camp to identify talent and it will be up to the players to prove themselves against their peers.
Qantas Olyroos and Qantas Young Socceroos � Combined Squad List
AIS Camp � 11 to 16 April 2011
Name
Club
Date of Birth
Matthew Acton (gk)
Brisbane Roar
3/6/1992
Mustafa Amini
Central Coast Mariners
20/4/1993
Terry Antonis
Sydney FC
15/11/1993
Eli Babalj
Melbourne Heart
21/2/1992
Jake Barker-Daish
Gold Coast United
7/5/1993
Aziz Behich
Melbourne Heart
16/12/1990
Mark Birighitti (gk)
Adelaide United
17/4/1991
Brian Bran
Oakleigh Cannons (VPL)
2/3/1991
Oliver Bozanic
Central Coast Mariners
8/1/1989
Daniel Bowles
Brisbane Roar
19/10/1991
Ante Drazina
Hertha Berlin, Germany
23/2/1992
Mate Dugandzic
Melbourne Heart
22/10/1989
Sam Gallagher
Central Coast Mariners
5/5/1991
Jason Geria
AIS
10/5/1993
Curtis Good
Melbourne Heart
23/3/1993
Ben Halloran
Gold Coast United
14/6/1992
Brendan Hamill
Melbourne Heart
18/9/1992
Jack Hingert
Dandenong Thunder (VPL)
26/9/1990
Jason Hoffman
Melbourne Heart
28/1/1989
Bernie Ibini-Isei
Central Coast Mariners
12/9/1992
Marko Jesic
Newcastle Jets
7/8/1989
Gol Gol Mebrahtu
Gold Coast United
28/8/1990
Tahj Minniecon
Gold Coast United
13/2/1989
Mitch Nichols
Brisbane Roar
5/1/1989
Mirjan Pavlovic
Wellington Phoenix
21/4/1989
Andrew Redmayne (gk)
Brisbane Roar
13/1/1989
Mathew Ryan (gk)
Central Coast Mariners
8/4/1992
Trent Sainsbury
Central Coast Mariners
5/1/1992
Kliment Taseski
Melbourne Heart
27/5/1991
James Virgili
Newcastle Jets
8/7/1992
Rocco Visconte
Brisbane Roar
22/4/1990
Note:
To be eligible for the upcoming 2012 London Olympic Games players must be born on or after 1/1/1989, whilst to be eligible for the FIFA U-20 World Cup Colombia 2011 players must be born on or after 1/1/1991.
Name
Club
Date of Birth
Matthew Acton (gk)
Brisbane Roar
3/6/1992
Mustafa Amini
Central Coast Mariners
20/4/1993
Terry Antonis
Sydney FC
15/11/1993
Eli Babalj
Melbourne Heart
21/2/1992
Jake Barker-Daish
Gold Coast United
7/5/1993
Aziz Behich
Melbourne Heart
16/12/1990
Mark Birighitti (gk)
Adelaide United
17/4/1991
Brian Bran
Oakleigh Cannons (VPL)
2/3/1991
Oliver Bozanic
Central Coast Mariners
8/1/1989
Daniel Bowles
Brisbane Roar
19/10/1991
Ante Drazina
Hertha Berlin, Germany
23/2/1992
Mate Dugandzic
Melbourne Heart
22/10/1989
Sam Gallagher
Central Coast Mariners
5/5/1991
Jason Geria
AIS
10/5/1993
Curtis Good
Melbourne Heart
23/3/1993
Ben Halloran
Gold Coast United
14/6/1992
Brendan Hamill
Melbourne Heart
18/9/1992
Jack Hingert
Dandenong Thunder (VPL)
26/9/1990
Jason Hoffman
Melbourne Heart
28/1/1989
Bernie Ibini-Isei
Central Coast Mariners
12/9/1992
Marko Jesic
Newcastle Jets
7/8/1989
Gol Gol Mebrahtu
Gold Coast United
28/8/1990
Tahj Minniecon
Gold Coast United
13/2/1989
Mitch Nichols
Brisbane Roar
5/1/1989
Mirjan Pavlovic
Wellington Phoenix
21/4/1989
Andrew Redmayne (gk)
Brisbane Roar
13/1/1989
Mathew Ryan (gk)
Central Coast Mariners
8/4/1992
Trent Sainsbury
Central Coast Mariners
5/1/1992
Kliment Taseski
Melbourne Heart
27/5/1991
James Virgili
Newcastle Jets
8/7/1992
Rocco Visconte
Brisbane Roar
22/4/1990
"Ive just re-visited this and once again realised that C-Diddy is a genius - a drunk, Newcastle bred disgrace - but a genius." - Hard News, 11:39am 4th June 2009
Jack Hingert
Wellington Phoenix
26/9/1990
Bernie Ibini-Isei
Central Coast Mariners
12/9/1992
This guy is the real star. Their squad looks impressive. Especially the depth. Would be great to see us play them in the lead up to the tournament."I believe Mirjan appears to be touted well above his percieved talent. His playing style could be compared to that of the Equus africanus asinus"
Yellow Whever Whanganui
I'm not disagreeing with not using the word c--p, but manny people on this forum use the word c--t with regularity. I know which I prefer.
I find it rather hypocritical.
If you are old and wise you were probably young and stupid
I'm not disagreeing with not using the word c--p, but manny people on this forum use the word c--t with regularity. I know which I prefer.
I find it rather hypocritical.
Bout sums this place up some times lol
The Ruf, The Ruf, The Ruf is on Fire!!
I'm not disagreeing with not using the word c--p, but manny people on this forum use the word c--t with regularity. I know which I prefer.
I find it rather hypocritical.
Um its not the word(s) that matter, it's the lack of thought/reasoning behind it. If the post said, pav is a c**t, then i would have posted the exact same thing.
I'm not disagreeing with not using the word c--p, but manny people on this forum use the word c--t with regularity. I know which I prefer.
I find it rather hypocritical.
Jeez, what a giant c**t.
a.haak

And he probably needs to lay off the drinking and gambling :D
a.haak

I'm not disagreeing with not using the word c--p, but manny people on this forum use the word c--t with regularity. I know which I prefer.
I find it rather hypocritical.
Funny how some guys get away with saying exactly that day in and day out.

If you are old and wise you were probably young and stupid
He is never going to push in to the Phoenix 11, nor will he be a regular super sub. He is just that extra "fat" in the squad that could be used for someone with more potential.
That is my opinion...I hope that complies with forum rules.
He is never going to push in to the Phoenix 11, nor will he be a regular super sub. He is just that extra "fat" in the squad that could be used for someone with more potential.
That is my opinion...I hope that complies with forum rules.
Much better!
I was not talking about the word crap. Read the thread properly.I'm not offended by it.

If you are old and wise you were probably young and stupid
Looks like the fail rate for the phoenix university is going to soar.
PrettyRicki2011-04-11 02:03:01
Hang on.. PrettyRicki didn't start a thread called "Pav is crap", he just expressed his opinion of him. OK now you can ask him to elaborate why he thinks he's crap but I don't think it constitutes 'slagging him off'.
This to me, however, does:
[QUOTE=Hard News re Joel Griffiths]He's a cock. Kruse and Burns realm of cock. In the top 5 A-League cocks.
Just saying I think you're being too harsh here.
Wibblebutt2011-04-10 16:40:35
Mods take control.
O wait...
I think ban is too harsh a word. Is there room for a suspension in the charter? Like a two match/ day ban?
Auckland will rise once more
Closer.
In my defence though the players I mentioned have exposed complete cockness. I considered their exposed cockness as justification and not requiring re-assertion.
Lowest moment of the off season ever.brumbys2011-04-11 10:21:34
Apparently I'm apathetic, but I couldn't care less.
"Being a Partick Thistle fan sets you apart. It means youre a free thinker. It also means your team has no money." Tim Luckhurst, The Independent, 4th December 2003
Slagging isn't banned.
Slagging isn't banned.
Founder
Closer.
In my defence though the players I mentioned have exposed complete cockness. I considered their exposed cockness as justification and not requiring re-assertion.
Ha yeah well I don't disagree with you there!

Anyway.... Back on topic then.
Ummm well done Pav?

Wibblebutt2011-04-11 11:40:57
