3 points always suspended Western Sydney Wanderers FC

Considered a little photoshopping but couldnt be arsed!

This all looks way worse than it does just because of how he looks. Bet if it were someone like Weemac trying to threaten staff he'd be laughed out the door

Not really. If Wee Mac got arrested and charged for intimidation I'd find it less funny (because hes not from wanderers) but I'd still react the same.

I think AJ meant that the staff would laugh him out the door and he'd never be charged in the first place

His own fault, he should know that facial tattoos and spelling mistakes don't give the best impression.

Bulut does have a history though. Robbery and shark like that.

That Bulut looks a right fudging shark cod.

cods are meant to be caught

Double post

Nick Ward did his ACL in his WSW debut

That is both sad and funny at the same time, poor guy

playing games every 2 days probably doesn't help. 

Yeah head with Nick Ward I believe coming on that this was a record for most different players in a season for a team

That said it has been a season like no other for them or any other A League side

Showing their true colours now that their team is shark. RBB has halved in numbers. Not the diehard perfect croud after all. Commentators are noticeably quiet about it after jerking off about them for two seasons.

losing at home to the Jest must mean a shambles of a season.

As was my guess 40 minutes ago, Popovic has signed a contract extension to stay with the Wanderers.

— Ray Gatt (@Gatty54) May 7, 2015

Wanderers release TEN players:

http://theworldgame.sbs.com.au/article/2015/05/15/...

"Western Sydney Wanderers confirmed the departure of 10 players with Australia striker Tomi Juric and veteran goalkeeper Ante Covic the most high-profile among them as coach Tony Popovic looks to rebuild his playing group.

Forwards Kerem Bulut and Nikita Rukavytsya, midfielders Jason Trifiro, Nick Ward and Nick Kalmar, defenders Antony Golec and Adrian Madaschi and Italian import Iacopo La Rocca were the others to end their association with the Wanderers after a disappointing A-League campaign that resulted in a ninth place finish."

WSW's stadium getting an upgrade courtesy of the NSW government. 7 News in Aussie used a picture of the Red Bull Arena as an example of what it might look like and because it had the Red Bull logos on it now some people are thinking that Red Bull are going to buy WSW

It would explain some behaviour of the fans - being all hopped up on jungle juice

RBB's new shirts for this season:

Fingers are meant to represent ACAB .....

Glad to see them doing their bit to fight that unfair media portrayal of the RBB as violent thugs

I wanna rock and roll all night, and throw flares everyday

http://www.a-league.com.au/article/western-sydney-...

Football NSW has been asked to explain why a $5m grant was “allegedly diverted” to help start an A-League club. http://t.co/j7iaHTLaFQ

— Australian Sport (@aus_sport) September 14, 2015

Does anyone else think it's quite gimmicky how they have a star on their A-League jersey to celebrate winning the ACL? I could understand on an ACL jersey, but for a different competition...?

Personally I think they brought this on themselves!

What in the hell is happening in this league?

Also when is our anual police clash lined up?

This one's a bit ridiculous, but I can see the logic in the rest.

• RBB supporters will be ordered to remain in their seats and to not 'compress' [stand shoulder-to-shoulder and jump and clap their hands above their heads ] when they chant;

Pass the Popcorn... this is gonna be great!

I think this is a bit of a "reaping what you sow" situation for our RBB friends. They didn't mind effectively doing whatever they liked and breaking rules/laws all over the shop whenever it suited them to, then whined if they got flak about it. Yeah, this is a huuuuuuge overreaction by the NSW Cops, no doubt about it, and some of these restrictions are laughable but I agree that the RBB's actions and attitude have pretty much put them in a situation where they were going to be stamped on. The FFA didn't have the balls to do anything at all, so now the police have gone overboard to "control" them. 

#clappingisnotacrime

It is in NSW! 

"It's not the clapping. It's how we're clapping."

Statement from WSW http://www.wswanderersfc.com.au/article/letter-fro...

Bit I find funny and shows there is a problem "Western Sydney Wanderers since the end of last season has attempted to mediate the relationship between NSW Police and our active supporter group, the RBB."

If the RBB wasn't causing trouble, there wouldn't be a need for the club to step in with the police.