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Posted August 21, 2017 06:50 · last edited August 21, 2017 06:51

The JourneyFan wrote:

Mainland FC wrote:

RR wrote:

yellowsite wrote:

Rosco wrote:

newzealandpower wrote:

Vinnie Lia signed with Adelaide Utd

https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/football/a-league/95...

A shame he just sort of slipped out the back door, we didn't get a chance to farewell him.

He got a ceremonial dinner and celebrity game.

Those would count if it was known he was leaving at the time but until he signed for Adelaide, the club hadn't even acknowledge that he had left the club. The average fan never got a chance to say goodbye to him.

Vinnie Lia = Wellington's Alessandro di Piero     (comparison not so much in skills level, as in ever playing for just one good club only and then suddenly moving to an Australian mainland club)

thats probably the biggest under statement I've ever read on here!!!!

Picky, picky.  

One day Del Piero will long be forgotten, but the memory of this strike will last for us forever:

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The JourneyFan wrote:
Mainland FC wrote:
RR wrote:
yellowsite wrote:
Rosco wrote:
newzealandpower wrote:

Vinnie Lia signed with Adelaide Utd

https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/football/a-league/95...

A shame he just sort of slipped out the back door, we didn't get a chance to farewell him.

He got a ceremonial dinner and celebrity game.
Those would count if it was known he was leaving at the time but until he signed for Adelaide, the club hadn't even acknowledge that he had left the club. The average fan never got a chance to say goodbye to him.

Vinnie Lia = Wellington's Alessandro di Piero     (comparison not so much in skills level, as in ever playing for just one good club only and then suddenly moving to an Australian mainland club)

thats probably the biggest under statement I've ever read on here!!!!

Picky, picky.  One day Del Piero will long be forgotten, but the memory of this strike will last for us forever:

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