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ex-Nix: Where/what are they now?

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almost 10 years ago

Totori picked up a double for Solomon Islands vs PNG in a friendly. Sign him up!

"Yeah, but is he any good?"

Actually, getting outplayed quite a bit these days

almost 10 years ago

Kotahitanga. We are one.

almost 10 years ago

Bumped into Siggy in Christchurch last Friday when the 'deal' was being talked over.

Said he would only be playing for about 10 games at this stage.
Wanted to get back to where it all started were his words.

almost 10 years ago

Christchurch United?

E's Flat Ah's Flat Too

almost 10 years ago

Global Game wrote:

Judas. 


Allegedly

almost 10 years ago

foal30 wrote:

Christchurch United?


That's what I was thinking as well. But like I say, they were his words. I think he might've been meaning grassroots CHCH football.
almost 10 years ago

Sarpong just posted a photo on instagram in nz? ? ?

almost 10 years ago

with #tb (throwback). It's an old photo. 


Allegedly

almost 10 years ago

Tegal wrote:

with #tb (throwback). It's an old photo. 

Im really not up with these hip youth things sigh. lol

almost 10 years ago

RR wrote:

I'd say that Sherminator is a better nickname than Red Hyphen. Makes him sound like a Russian submarine

almost 10 years ago

dunnix wrote:

I'd say that Sherminator is a better nickname than Red Hyphen. Makes him sound like a Russian submarine

Good call - he's much more German tank/cyborg than Russian submarine for sure. LOL
E + R + O

almost 10 years ago

dunnix wrote:

RR wrote:

I'd say that Sherminator is a better nickname than Red Hyphen. Makes him sound like a Russian submarine

surely should be #theGingerHyphen? that sounds a bit better...



almost 10 years ago

Either way, Shermanator is a million times better

over 9 years ago

Tegal wrote:

with #tb (throwback). It's an old photo. 

I thought it meant he had tuberculosis, and it was explaining why he was so underwhelming for us

People like Coldplay and voted for the Nazis. You can't trust people.

over 9 years ago

Appiah - The Raheem Sterling of the A League.

Proud to have attended the first 175 Consecutive "Home" Wellington Phoenix "A League" Games !!

The Ruf, The Ruf, The Ruf is on Fire!!

over 9 years ago

Lonegunmen wrote:

Appiah - The Raheem Sterling of the A League.

That's a bit harsh on Appiah

over 9 years ago

Lonegunmen wrote:

Appiah - The Raheem Sterling of the A League.

That's a bit harsh on Appiah

I think it's quite the compliment, actually.

over 9 years ago

QBoyd wrote:

Lonegunmen wrote:

Appiah - The Raheem Sterling of the A League.

That's a bit harsh on Appiah

I think it's quite the compliment, actually.

Not if you watched Sterling in these last few England games. Yes he is a talented young player, He should have stayed at QPR but thanks Liverpool, you scored us a few mill when you sold him to City. At Liverpool he was very good, at City he hasn't.

Proud to have attended the first 175 Consecutive "Home" Wellington Phoenix "A League" Games !!

The Ruf, The Ruf, The Ruf is on Fire!!

over 9 years ago

Lonegunmen wrote:

QBoyd wrote:

Lonegunmen wrote:

Appiah - The Raheem Sterling of the A League.

That's a bit harsh on Appiah

I think it's quite the compliment, actually.

Not if you watched Sterling in these last few England games. Yes he is a talented young player, He should have stayed at QPR but thanks Liverpool, you scored us a few mill when you sold him to City. At Liverpool he was very good, at City he hasn't.

Actually, I change my mind, I agree with you. Besides, Sterling has been crap at City, but, actually, Appiah has never failed to score in a Premier League game in which he's taken part. A goal for every game played, brilliant!

over 9 years ago

Stein Huysegems played 16 times for Belgian Second Division club Dessel Sport last season (twice as many games as the previous season when he was plagued by injury) and scored four goals.

However, he still missed long stretches of last season such as not playing at all between September and December and missing the whole of March:

 http://int.soccerway.com/players/stijn-huysegems/2...

Ernie off-loaded him at the right time with his fitness now a constant problem.

Big Pete 65, Christchurch

over 9 years ago

RR wrote:

EXCLUSIVE: Central Coast are set to strengthen their attack with the signing of former Wellington duo Blake Powell and Kwabena Appiah.

FourFourTwo understands both forwards are set to sign for the Mariners.

http://www.fourfourtwo.com/au/news/mariners-land-powell-appiah


I imagine Blake is already a done deal. Obviously missing Sydney, probably sorted out this deal and cut his contract with us. Happy for him.
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It's good to see Blake pick up another A-League contract. CCM are a little hopeless right now, but he's got his foot firmly in the door. Good luck to him.

As for Appiah, well... yeah... Mariners are a bang-average club signing a bang-average player.

over 9 years ago

Blake will score goals and Appiah will entertain the crowd with his amazing ball control. Every club needs some humour factor.

Proud to have attended the first 175 Consecutive "Home" Wellington Phoenix "A League" Games !!

The Ruf, The Ruf, The Ruf is on Fire!!

over 9 years ago

I'm glad he went to the least offensive club in the greater Sydney area. Hopefully he bangs them in against everyone except us

People like Coldplay and voted for the Nazis. You can't trust people.

over 9 years ago

I feel like Powell leaving is the biggest missed t-shirt opportunity Fever has ever suffered.

Incredible stamina. No shame. Yellow Fever.

over 9 years ago

I know everyone can't help but bang on about how Appiah isn't much of a footballer, but for me I'm glad he's going to still be in the A-League. Any Kiwi that's playing in a pro environment I'm happy to see - and who knows, he might even improve ? Unlikely but you never know..




over 9 years ago

If Appiah can develop some control he could be deadly with his pace.

He's only 21, still has plenty of time... look at Watson, until last year he was to fat, too slow and not committed enough to make it.

over 9 years ago

Appiah is 24. Well past the age of 'potential'.

Will never be a top footballer.

a.haak

over 9 years ago

Didn't realise he was so old!

Who knows, maybe he will do a Krishna and surprise some people. A good run of game time might help him... he's only lived off the bench for the last few seasons.

over 9 years ago

MetalLegNZ wrote:

Didn't realise he was so old!

Who knows, maybe he will do a Krishna and surprise some people. A good run of game time might help him... he's only lived off the bench for the last few seasons.

there is a reason for that. Well several actually
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MetalLegNZ wrote:

Didn't realise he was so old!

Who knows, maybe he will do a Krishna and surprise some people. A good run of game time might help him... he's only lived off the bench for the last few seasons.

Except Krishna's improvement came from a year in a professional environment, it was late but then he was an amateur until late as well. Apiah has spent five years as a professional under two of the top coaches in the A-League and is still very raw.

over 9 years ago · edited over 9 years ago · History

Krishna was banging in goals for fun in the ASBP and for Fiji before coming to the Nix. Is he really that much of a surprise?


Allegedly

over 9 years ago · edited over 9 years ago · History

Tegal wrote:

Krishna was banging in goals for fun in the ASBP and for Fiji before coming to the Nix. Is he really that much of a surprise?

Also almost signed with Derby in England but couldn't get a work permit IIRC

People like Coldplay and voted for the Nazis. You can't trust people.

over 9 years ago

Ryan wrote:

MetalLegNZ wrote:

Didn't realise he was so old!

Who knows, maybe he will do a Krishna and surprise some people. A good run of game time might help him... he's only lived off the bench for the last few seasons.

Except Krishna's improvement came from a year in a professional environment, it was late but then he was an amateur until late as well. Apiah has spent five years as a professional under two of the top coaches in the A-League and is still very raw.

Raw ? Is that some kind of youf speak for "a nice bloke, but pretty  shark footballer"