Daniel responded to me on Facebook congratulating him on 100.
*high five!*
Maybe a banner (wish Ahmad was up for this match):
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"Daniel.� VERY NICE!"
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There's a great Fever tee in that one. Make it a Borat silhouette!
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Danieal for the All Whites - yay or nay??
He's lived here longer than wee mac ever has!
Normo's coming home
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I say yes
FWIW
hamezilla2012-01-20 21:54:11 
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Ricki don't you dare bring on Daniel now....
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a tactical subsitution to see out the win for the team is more important than someone's personal milestone
All I do is make the stuff I would've liked
Reference things I wanna watch, reference girls I wanna bite
Now I'm firefly like a burning kite
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Danieal for the All Whites - yay or nay??
He's lived here longer than wee mac ever has!
Covered a couple of pages back. Sentimentally: yes. Football logic and development of next tier: no
Grumpy old bastard alert
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a tactical subsitution to see out the win for the team is more important than someone's personal milestone
So happy Daniel made a difference in those 90 seconds of his 100th game.
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a tactical subsitution to see out the win for the team is more important than someone's personal milestone
This. It used up valuable time and reduced further risk of injury to our Paul.
"Phoenix till they lose"
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Bloody ref added an extra 70 seconds on top of the 4 minutes, so no valuable time used up.
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Danieal for the All Whites - yay or nay??
Covered a couple of pages back. Sentimentally: yes. Football logic and development of next tier: no
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He's lived here longer than wee mac ever has!
I would say - first 11 at a world cup: No.
Qualifiers, friendlies, injuries, lack of european-based players: Yes.
In other words, prettymuch the same role he plays at the nix.
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Bloody ref added an extra 70 seconds on top of the 4 minutes, so no valuable time used up.
Doesn't matter, a sub breaks up play and the chasing team has to redouble it;'s efforts.
Good move by Ricki.
"Phoenix till they lose"
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a tactical subsitution to see out the win for the team is more important than someone's personal milestone
damn Frankie, I'm forced to agree with you
imagine the riot if a tired iffy had given away possession and they had scored
daniel gave us more energy - 3 points way more important than 100 apps
we can still sing for Daniel next wknd
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I didn't consider the clock aspects of the substitution so fair play.
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1-0 up in stoppage time - if you don't clear your bench you've failed your coaching badge.
(I wouldn't know actually as I haven't done a coaching course. I'd like to say they taught us that at the refs course, but they didn't)
(I wouldn't know actually as I haven't done a coaching course. I'd like to say they taught us that at the refs course, but they didn't)
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a tactical subsitution to see out the win for the team is more important than someone's personal milestone
damn Frankie, I'm forced to agree with you
imagine the riot if a tired iffy had given away possession and they had scored
daniel gave us more energy - 3 points way more important than 100 apps
we can still sing for Daniel next wknd
Hmm, I always found these late substitutions a silly move. It doesn't really save time since referees will add further time for the sub regardless of the time when it was made, and the sub presents as much danger for your own team as you're putting on a player who's not in the flow of the game for a minute or two where he can't pace himself into the game, and any mistake can be very costly.
The bottom line is, if your players do a good job for you for 93 minutes, they can do it for one more minute, especially since there is little to nothing to be gained from making a sub that late.
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Wonder how Daniel feels, didn't touch the ball in his 100th appearance...
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Wonder how Daniel feels, didn't touch the ball in his 100th appearance...
prob happy to win his 100th and feeling good. Better than losing at home (dont mean to jinx)
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Hmm, I always found these late substitutions a silly move. It doesn't really save time since referees will add further time for the sub regardless of the time when it was made, and the sub presents as much danger for your own team as you're putting on a player who's not in the flow of the game for a minute or two where he can't pace himself into the game, and any mistake can be very costly.
The bottom line is, if your players do a good job for you for 93 minutes, they can do it for one more minute, especially since there is little to nothing to be gained from making a sub that late.
The bottom line is, if your players do a good job for you for 93 minutes, they can do it for one more minute, especially since there is little to nothing to be gained from making a sub that late.
They add 30 seconds on for each substitution and yellow card during regular time, plus time for significant injury breaks and other disturbances to the game.
I assume that the time the referee ads on for substitutions in time added on works the same way. i.e. they add 30 seconds. So you can use it to use up time, if you can make it take longer than 30 seconds, which you can do by various ways, not the least of which includes making sure the player to be substituted is hanging around near one of the far corners of the ground and walks/shuffles slowly to the half way line and the new player makes sure they don't break early and waits until the player coming off gets RIGHT to the side line, and then they have an exagerated, well played/good luck out there mate embrace...
Incredible stamina. No shame. Yellow Fever.
Phoenix fans. We have to win them over one fan at a time.
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Its also a minimum time to be played. i.e. if the 4th shows 3 on the board, its a minimum 3 mins, it could well be 3:17 or 3:54 not a hard and fast 3.
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Thread Name change to 101 not out?
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Hmm, I always found these late substitutions a silly move. It doesn't really save time since referees will add further time for the sub regardless of the time when it was made, and the sub presents as much danger for your own team as you're putting on a player who's not in the flow of the game for a minute or two where he can't pace himself into the game, and any mistake can be very costly.
The bottom line is, if your players do a good job for you for 93 minutes, they can do it for one more minute, especially since there is little to nothing to be gained from making a sub that late.
They add 30 seconds on for each substitution and yellow card during regular time, plus time for significant injury breaks and other disturbances to the game.I assume that the time the referee ads on for substitutions in time added on works the same way. i.e. they add 30 seconds. So you can use it to use up time, if you can make it take longer than 30 seconds, which you can do by various ways, not the least of which includes making sure the player to be substituted is hanging around near one of the far corners of the ground and walks/shuffles slowly to the half way line and the new player makes sure they don't break early and waits until the player coming off gets RIGHT to the side line, and then they have an exagerated, well played/good luck out there mate embrace...
The bottom line is, if your players do a good job for you for 93 minutes, they can do it for one more minute, especially since there is little to nothing to be gained from making a sub that late.
The referee is then within his rights to book both players for delaying the restart of the game. Is it really worth it risking two yellow cards to kill 15 seconds off the clock?
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I am not arguing it is not without risk or possible adverse consequences. I was just rebutting the assertion that "it doesn't really save time". It can. It might not, but it can.
Btw., I absolutely agree with your statement:
Btw., I absolutely agree with your statement:
The bottom line is, if your players do a good job for you for 93 minutes, they can do it for one more minute,
Incredible stamina. No shame. Yellow Fever.
Phoenix fans. We have to win them over one fan at a time.
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Fair enough. It's just one of the things I never quite understood as an observer, yet it happens a lot of the time at all levels of the game.
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Wonder how Daniel feels, didn't touch the ball in his 100th appearance...
prob happy to win his 100th and feeling good. Better than losing at home (dont mean to jinx)
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1 Standing Ovation coming up
Reckon.
Incredible stamina. No shame. Yellow Fever.
Phoenix fans. We have to win them over one fan at a time.
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Two garden stakes (1.8 metres long - green plastic, light wieght and strong) and 4 cable ties later and I have two of the three Brazilian flags from the Embassy ready to go as per:
The third one might be kept loose to be waved by two people holding each end and leaning forwards over the front rail I think. More Brazilian flags are on the way.
bwtcf2012-01-23 15:41:39
The third one might be kept loose to be waved by two people holding each end and leaning forwards over the front rail I think. More Brazilian flags are on the way.
bwtcf2012-01-23 15:41:39
Incredible stamina. No shame. Yellow Fever.
Phoenix fans. We have to win them over one fan at a time.
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Two garden stakes (1.8 metres long - green plastic, light wieght and strong) and 4 cable ties later and I have two of the three Brazilian flags from the Embassy ready to go as per:
The third one might be kept loose to be waved by two people holding each end and leaning forwards over the front rail I think. More Brazilian flags are on the way.
Good man.
If you are old and wise you were probably young and stupid
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Who has organised a Brazilian flag?
PM me so I can liaise with the club as to how many are coming. We need to get them through the gates, so need to set up when and where flag carriers need to be so that the Red badge Nazis will let us through.
Incredible stamina. No shame. Yellow Fever.
Phoenix fans. We have to win them over one fan at a time.
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Has Phil's Emporium in Porirua sold out of Brazilian flags yet?
Incredible stamina. No shame. Yellow Fever.
Phoenix fans. We have to win them over one fan at a time.
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Has Pete's Emporium in Porirua sold out of Brazilian flags yet?
I got one yesterday $12.50
Kiwi Hatter2012-01-25 12:13:20We're the WELLINGTON Phoenix
And this is our Home
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Good man.
Placemakers, green plastic garden stakes, 1.8m x 16mm make excellent flag poles if you don't have one... plus one or two cable ties depending on whether your flag's hoist pocket is open or stitched shut.
Incredible stamina. No shame. Yellow Fever.
Phoenix fans. We have to win them over one fan at a time.
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Good man.
FixedMitre 10, green plastic garden stakes, 1.8m x 16mm make excellent flag poles if you don't have one... plus one or two cable ties depending on whether your flag's hoist pocket is open or stitched shut.
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I will be leaving the Back Bencher at 3.45pm. People with Brazilian flags either:
( a ) meet me at the Back Bencher in time to depart at 3.45pm
OR
( b ) Meet me at the Fran Wilde Walk Sign just before the turnstiles at 4.00pm at the very latest.
There will be a presentation to daniel at 4.20pm and we need to be in position at the front of the Fever Zone by 4.15pm.
bwtcf2012-01-25 21:14:01
( a ) meet me at the Back Bencher in time to depart at 3.45pm
OR
( b ) Meet me at the Fran Wilde Walk Sign just before the turnstiles at 4.00pm at the very latest.
There will be a presentation to daniel at 4.20pm and we need to be in position at the front of the Fever Zone by 4.15pm.
bwtcf2012-01-25 21:14:01
Incredible stamina. No shame. Yellow Fever.
Phoenix fans. We have to win them over one fan at a time.
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I will be leaving the Back Bencher at 3.45pm. People with Brazilian flags either:( a ) meet me at the Back Bencher in time to depart at 3.45pmOR( b ) Meet me at the Fran Wilde Walk Sign just before the turnstiles at 4.00pm at the very latest.There will be a presentation to daniel at 4.20pm and we need to be in position at the front of the Fever Zone by 4.15pm
Will the presentation be in the tunnel and will Daniel walk off straight after the game?
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No. A taxi Driver I spoke to told me it would be on the field in front of the Fever zone. With the Brazilian flags behind Daniel. bwtcf2012-01-26 14:58:43
Incredible stamina. No shame. Yellow Fever.
Phoenix fans. We have to win them over one fan at a time.
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