"Good crowd of about 4,000 in here". Well worth the trip then.
There is not 4K there
"Good crowd of about 4,000 in here". Well worth the trip then.
There is not 4K there
fudge this is dross
Nothing on it for both teams, playing in front of three men and a dog. Hardly likely to be a classic.
3 times the size of a Chelsea crowd then
"Ive just re-visited this and once again realised that C-Diddy is a genius - a drunk, Newcastle bred disgrace - but a genius." - Hard News, 11:39am 4th June 2009
Good on you, Singh. It's just fun seeing a Nix player actually smiling after a goal. We've been a pretty miserable lot for a while.
<3 Singh
2nd top goal scorer for the Nix and has barely played this season.
a.haak

<3 Singh
2nd top goal scorer for the Nix and has barely played this season.
One of the bigger travesties of Kalezic's reign.
Singh and Cacace impress me because it's not just the odd moment that they step up - it's their general play; Cacace's defensive positioning and Singh's calm passing out from pressured situations. It's really, really impressive and showcases the work we've done at youth level over the last few years.
Cacace has had Australia's new golden boy in his fudgeing pocket.
It also perhaps shows that we should expect more from a guy like Ridenton, who we perhaps give a bit of leeway because he's a young kiwi coming through.
a.haak

Singh and Cacace impress me because it's not just the odd moment that they step up - it's their general play; Cacace's defensive positioning and Singh's calm passing out from pressured situations. It's really, really impressive and showcases the work we've done at youth level over the last few years.
Cacace has had Australia's new golden boy in his fudgeing pocket.
Totally. Don't want to speak to soon because young players can so often fall by the wayside, but Cacace is the best young kiwi player I've seen since Rojas. Hard to believe he's only 17.
both singh and cacace put our more experienced players to shame - both showing more than weemac all season!
Queenslander 3x a year.
Breaking News:
The New Zealand Netball team will be changing their name to "The Ferns" for at least the next 4 years after failing to achieve their usual 2nd placing at the Comm Games!!!
"Ive just re-visited this and once again realised that C-Diddy is a genius - a drunk, Newcastle bred disgrace - but a genius." - Hard News, 11:39am 4th June 2009
Even then when Singh collected that long ball - perfect first touch
a.haak

Rossi looks like he's just bursting to get out of there...
Fixed
Well this is a fudgeing nightmare situation for me. Having to rely on the Planes to beat the Gypsies to #avoidthespoon.
Makes me feel dirty.
Feel like I need to go scrub myself with a scourer to get the filth off.
"Ive just re-visited this and once again realised that C-Diddy is a genius - a drunk, Newcastle bred disgrace - but a genius." - Hard News, 11:39am 4th June 2009
I take a lot of pride in Cacace having Arzani in his back pocket; a player who has been lauded as the next Kewell, next Viduka, next etc. by most of the Australian footballing public.
Good to finish with a win, you could tell everyone really wanted it. Has been a wretched season but there have at least been some positives to come out of it these last few weeks.
a.haak

Singh and Cacace impress me because it's not just the odd moment that they step up - it's their general play; Cacace's defensive positioning and Singh's calm passing out from pressured situations. It's really, really impressive and showcases the work we've done at youth level over the last few years.
Cacace has had Australia's new golden boy in his fudgeing pocket.
It also perhaps shows that we should expect more from a guy like Ridenton, who we perhaps give a bit of leeway because he's a young kiwi coming through.
Cacace's composure on the ball is what impresses me the most. Have we ever had a left back that can play an accurate pass to get out of trouble rather than just bombing a long ball forward? I don't think his future is in LB to be honest, he's showing too much promise not to play a bigger role.
Singh and Cacace impress me because it's not just the odd moment that they step up - it's their general play; Cacace's defensive positioning and Singh's calm passing out from pressured situations. It's really, really impressive and showcases the work we've done at youth level over the last few years.
Cacace has had Australia's new golden boy in his fudgeing pocket.
It also perhaps shows that we should expect more from a guy like Ridenton, who we perhaps give a bit of leeway because he's a young kiwi coming through.
Cacace's composure on the ball is what impresses me the most. Have we ever had a left back that can play an accurate pass to get out of trouble rather than just bombing a long ball forward? I don't think his future is in LB to be honest, he's showing too much promise not to play a bigger role.
Exactly what I thought. I think his future is as a DM, personally - has all the attributes to be a great one. In saying that, it is nice to have a full back who doesn't give me a heart attack...
Comparing him to Galloway does not end in a favourable conclusion for Scotty.
a.haak

What happens in Marines v Jets draw, who get's the spoon? Wins over goals difference?
How the hell did we manage to avoid the spoon, crazy stuff