Straya - A-League and State Leagues

3 points always suspended Western Sydney Wanderers FC

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08 Nov 00:39
At 41 do you reckon he'd be a lock in for their starting XI??

Queenslander 3x a year.

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08 Nov 01:41
It's crazy how many players/staff that are eventually exposed as dodgy have (or at some point had) ties to WSW.
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08 Nov 01:52 · edited 08 Nov 01:52 · History
queenofthequail
It's crazy how many players/staff that are eventually exposed as dodgy have (or at some point had) ties to WSW.

Well we can't talk. We have had two accused match fixers play for us (Davila/Lewis), Troy Hearfield and Ahmad Elrich have both served jail time post football careers. Plus Richard Johnson had a drunk driving conviction whilst playing for us. And that is even before we talk about Terry.
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08 Nov 02:32
Fair enough. I suppose most of that is from before I even knew Wellington existed (the club, not the city) so can't really comment (:
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23 Nov 21:11
Apparently after the derby the players and the RBB had a "discussion" where they were basically telling the players to do better. Interesting bunch aren't they?
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06 Jun 16:50
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04 Jan 05:22 · edited 04 Jan 05:23 · History
Mo released by mutual termination.
Not massively surprising that he's looked miserable on the bench for quite some time.

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04 Jan 06:44 · edited 04 Jan 06:46 · History
And we’ve been speculating in another thread about whether we have a toxic workplace culture…

Makes you wonder how Kosta’s enjoying life right now.
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05 Jan 05:49
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06 Jan 22:17
I admit that there were days in the last few months I wished Mo had never left. While not a star performer, he was a solid midfield presence and did not use up a visa.  However, on the strength of the last few games, Nagasawa is looking better than Al-Taay ever was (for us).

Actually, getting outplayed quite a bit these days

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06 Jan 22:30
Yes Nagasawa is a smart player. Makes excellent decisions.

Oi Oi Edgecumbe... lets have a clean sheet

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08 Jan 01:58

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18 Jan 22:57

C'mon appoint Fowler for the lulz.
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20 Jan 04:46
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20 Jan 06:14
Gatty with new info

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20 Jan 07:00
Hopefully they don’t get their act together before we play them 😬
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20 Jan 07:34
WanderingSheep
Hopefully they don’t get their act together before we play them 😬
Just our luck play them the week the new gaffer arrives and as you know everyone wants to impress him

GET YOUR SHIRTS OFF FOR THE BOYS

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21 Jan 03:24
https://aleagues.com.au/news/western-sydney-wanderers-part-ways-with-head-coach-alen-stajcic-appoint-gary-van-egmond/

Western Sydney Wanderers have today confirmed the appointment of Gary van Egmond as the club’s new head coach until the end of the 2025-26 Isuzu UTE A-League campaign.

The 60-year-old takes charge of the Wanderers following the club’s decision to sack head coach Alen Stajcic following a poor start to the season.

No stranger to the Isuzu UTE A-League, van Egmond will be flanked by assistants Milos Ninkovic and Damir Prodanovic and will take charge of this weekend’s home game against Perth Glory.

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21 Jan 07:08 · edited 21 Jan 07:08 · History
So does this mean they're going to be good now?  I quite liked seeing them at the bottom of the table.
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21 Jan 23:00
There is a good writeup in the football360.com.au website saying that the current state of affairs at WSW is due to the lack of planning post- Poppa.  After 2017 no subsequent coach was able to continue the same trajectory of early success and paid for it.
Potentially a lesson for Auckland FC futures too.

Actually, getting outplayed quite a bit these days

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