v Sydney Wed 9th Feb 9pm SS1

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Nothing fills me with more dread then seeing Daniel in the starting line up. Even when I knew it would be the case zonknz2011-02-08 16:44:36

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Doloras wrote:

Luis Garcia wrote:

James North is quality!

I believe he was personally picked for the team by Ritchie Herbert.

"Phoenix till they lose"

Posting 97% bollox, 8% lies and 3.658% genuine opinion.

Genuine opinion: FTFFA

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zonknz wrote:

Nothing fills me with more dread then seeing Daniel in the starting line up. Even when I knew it would be the case

You're right. He was atrocious last week. And all the goals he has cost us this season!

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about 15 years ago · edited over 13 years ago

How often has the Phoenix won 2 on-the-trot away from home?

"Sharing rewards the weak"- Steven Colbert

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zonknz wrote:

Nothing fills me with more dread then seeing Daniel in the starting line up. Even when I knew it would be the case

He was one of our best against Adelaide.

Would like to see Rojas come off and Clapham or Lovemore get a bit of a run and Marco a bit of a rest valeo2011-02-08 20:43:45

a.haak

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Traitor wrote:

How often has the Phoenix won 2 on-the-trot away from home?

They haven't ever managed it.

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Perennial strugglers Liverpoolfan1 wrote:

Traitor wrote:

How often has the Phoenix won 2 on-the-trot away from home?

ï¿½

They haven't ever managed it.

This will be the first time.

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aitkenmike wrote:

zonknz wrote:

Nothing fills me with more dread then seeing Daniel in the starting line up. Even when I knew it would be the case

You're right. He was atrocious last week. And all the goals he has cost us this season!

Atrocious my ass! He was fine, tactically kept to the plan and even played some good balls in. Defensively far more sound.

Botafogo - Rio de Janeiro and Wellington Phoenix, my two teams til death do us part.

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valeo wrote:

zonknz wrote:

Nothing fills me with more dread then seeing Daniel in the starting line up. Even when I knew it would be the case

He was one of our best against Adelaide.

Would like to see Rojas come off and Clapham or Lovemore get a bit of a run and Marco a bit of a rest

This. He was stable at the end when we needed to hold the ball. Didn't look like scoring really but still put in what was required. Still, we'll see which Daniel shows up eh

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about 15 years ago · edited over 13 years ago

Ricki should give Crowther his first minute of the season, bring on him at 90minutes for LOLs.

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Black Plague wrote:

aitkenmike wrote:

zonknz wrote:

Nothing fills me with more dread then seeing Daniel in the starting line up. Even when I knew it would be the case

You're right. He was atrocious last week. And all the goals he has cost us this season!

Atrocious my ass! He was fine, tactically kept to the plan and even played some good balls in. Defensively far more sound.

Sarcasm fail.

Daniel has copped WAY more flack this year than he has deserved. He was bad in the game he started, but most of the time he has come off the bench he has added something. In most games he has made at least one defense splitting pass. aitkenmike2011-02-08 22:06:09

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tripvincent wrote:

Vukovic
Hearfield North Musa Lochhead
Rojas Brown Ward Daniel
D Mac Greenacre

Crowther Toto Clapham Lovemore

Looks good enough to take it to Sydney

Jeez though;

will be fun if any of the back four get injured

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about 15 years ago · edited over 13 years ago

aitkenmike wrote:

Black Plague wrote:

aitkenmike wrote:

zonknz wrote:

Nothing fills me with more dread then seeing Daniel in the starting line up. Even when I knew it would be the case

You're right. He was atrocious last week. And all the goals he has cost us this season!

Atrocious my ass! He was fine, tactically kept to the plan and even played some good balls in. Defensively far more sound.

Sarcasm fail.

played well last game
otherwise has been terrible all season

Calling all fans in Japan, come down and support the mighty nix in Osaka

http://www.facebook.com/WellingtonPhoenixClubMembersSupportersGroupOsaka

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Happy hundreth Ricki

Sydney FC v Wellington Phoenix
Wednesday, 9 February 2011
Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney
Local kick-off: 7.00pm AEDT
Referee: Peter Green
Assistant referees: Sarah Ho Scott Edeling
Fourth official: Ryan Shepheard

Live and exclusive broadcast on FOX Sports 2, FS2 HD and Sky Sports 1 (NZ). Hyundai A-League club partner is SBS 6 (Digital), The Radio Network (Wellington) 1035AM. To purchase tickets visit www.ticketek.com.au.

Sydney FC: 1. Liam REDDY, 2. Sebastian RYALL, 3. Stephan KELLER, 6. Hirofumi MORIYASU, 7. Brendan GAN, 8. Stuart MUSIALIK, 9. Bruno CAZARINE, 10. Nick CARLE, 11. Kofi DANNING, 12. Shannon COLE, 15. Terry MCFLYNN (c), 17. Matt JURMAN, 18. Juho MAKELA, 20. Ivan NECEVSKI (gk), 21. Scott JAMIESON, 22. Sung-Hwan BYUN, 23, Rhyan GRANT.
*three to be omitted*

In: Liam REDDY (returns from suspension), Brendan GAN, Kofi DANNING, Rhyan GRANT (all promoted).
Out: Dimitri PETRATOS (Ankle - 6 weeks), Dylan MITCHELL
Unavailable: Hayden FOXE (groin ï¿½ 2 weeks), Mark BRIDGE (stomach ï¿½ 1 week), Terry ANTONIS (knee ï¿½ indefinite).

Wellington Phoenix: 3. Tony LOCHHEADï¿½ 4. Nicky WARD, 6. Tim BROWN, 9, Chris GREENACRE, 10, Oscar Roberto CORNEJO, 11. DANIEL, 12. James MUSA, 13. Troy HEARFIELD, 15. Jade NORTH, 19, Danny VUKOVIC, 20, Reece CROWTHER, 21. Marco ROJAS, 23. Dylan MACALLISTER, 24. Sean LOVEMORE, 26. Aaron CLAPHAM.

In: Sean LOVEMORE (injury replacement), Aaron CLAPHAM (injury replacement).
Out: Vince Lia (injury), Andrew Durante (suspended ï¿½ 2 matches)
Unavailable: Paul IFILL (leg ï¿½ 4 weeks), Mark PASTON (gk, knee ï¿½ season), Leo BERTOS (injury), Ben SIGMUND (Suspended), Manny MUSCAT (suspended)

Head-to-Head: All matches (played 12): Sydney FC wins 7, Wellington Phoenix wins 4 (1 draw)

ï¿½ This will be Wellington Phoenix coach RICKI HERBERTï¿½s 100th Hyundai A-League match as coach.

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I thought players in the domestic league couldn't go directly into the Phoenix. Have I got this wrong or has this ruling changed?

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Manbeast wrote:

Ricki should give Crowther his first minute of the season, bring on him at 90minutes for LOLs.

And why not? He did it for Andy Barron.

Ramming liberal dribble down your throat since 2009
This forum needs less angst and more Kate Bush threads

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Corkster wrote:

I thought players in the domestic league couldn't go directly into the Phoenix. Have I got this wrong or has this ruling changed?

They can go in. It's coming back again that is the challenge. Four week standdown for Professional back to Amateur football.

How's my driving? - Whine here

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about 15 years ago · edited over 13 years ago

yeah so i wonder if they have thought about this? 1 month standdown is interesting. Wonder if it'll apply if they dont play?

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Manbeast wrote:

Ricki should give Crowther his first minute of the season, bring on him at 90minutes for LOLs.

Play Vuko up filed, sounds like he was once quite a prolific striker. Man thatd be awesome!!

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playwithFire wrote:

yeah so i wonder if they have thought about this? 1 month standdown is interesting. Wonder if it'll apply if they dont play?

Imray and Spoonley both injury covered early last season and were carefully released to allow four week stand-downs before O-League and ASB Premiership obligations. Neither got on the pitch.

I suspect they will stay with the Phoenix until the season is done anyway.

How's my driving? - Whine here

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playwithFire wrote:

yeah so i wonder if they have thought about this? 1 month standdown is interesting. Wonder if it'll apply if they dont play?

I suspect this is what they cleared with NZFA yesterday. I highly doubt this will be an issue.

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It's not NZ Soccer's decision. It's a FIFA rule.

How's my driving? - Whine here

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Hard News wrote:

I suspect they will stay with the Phoenix until the season is done anyway.

"They've only come in for the one game," Herbert said. "I can't see them carrying on, but it's a fantastic opportunity. They're a couple of good Kiwi boys and now they get a chance."

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Hard News wrote:

It's not NZ Soccer's decision. It's a FIFA rule.

We'll see who is right in a weeks time.

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about 15 years ago · edited over 13 years ago

Could be that they will just hope no one notices.

How's my driving? - Whine here

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about 15 years ago · edited over 13 years ago

Is Clapham even classed as an amatuer?

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about 15 years ago · edited over 13 years ago

It's about the competition definition, not the individual definition and officially the ASB Premiership is/was amateur. I will qualify that this could have changed but seeing how antsy NZ Football were about making sure no one was officially paid this season that seems unlikely.

How's my driving? - Whine here

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This is directly from the NZFC regulations. Although it doesn't explicitly state injury replacements to the NZ based a-league team are allowed to play immediately upon return, just the fact that it mentions them as an exception, and you are not allowed to register someone else, indicates there is provision for this. I don't have time to scour the laws looking for it but I'm telling you, these guys will be allowed play for their NZ teams straight away.

Players Selected by Professional Clubs

8.15 Notwithstanding anything to the contrary under 8, a franchise club may replace Franchise Club Players at any time on account of a player being selected by the New Zealand based A League franchise (other than as an injury replacement as contemplated under 8.17(i)) or another professional football club, so that that player is no longer available to play for the franchise club during the relevant NZFC season and whose transfer and registration shall be dealt with under NZF Regulation 5 - Status of Players.

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this may be a stupid suggestion but why cant they play as amatuers in a proffessional league ??? Nobody says they have to be paid to play, its just an opportunity and forced by circumstances !!!!!!

Its done in golf ?????

Possibly done in the lower divisions in England, wouldnt be many but !!!!!

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Manbeast wrote:

Ricki should give Crowther his first minute of the season, bring on him at 90minutes for LOLs.

Are you crowther's gf or something?

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about 15 years ago · edited over 13 years ago

That's not what that quote says rj. What that says is that a Franchise can replace a player called up to the Phoenix.

Was that the section you meant to quote?

How's my driving? - Whine here

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about 15 years ago · edited over 13 years ago

It says "other than an injury replacement". Meaning you can register a different player but not for players called up as injury replacements.

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about 15 years ago · edited over 13 years ago

What does 8.17(i) say?

How's my driving? - Whine here

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about 15 years ago · edited over 13 years ago

Game Day!

Firing Up!

Stripey is on!

Get amongst it!

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Hard News wrote:

What does 8.17(i) say?

You might need more information for context, I find it pretty badly written, here's a link to the whole thing

http://www.nzfootball.co.nz/fileadmin/user_upload/Documents/Rules_And_Regs/NZF_Reg_10_Sept2009.pdf

and also more on status of players

http://www.nzfootball.co.nz/fileadmin/user_upload/Documents/Rules_And_Regs/reg_5_current_version_sept_2007.pdf

New Zealand International Loan Players

8.17 Notwithstanding anything to the contrary under 8, a franchise club may name in its twenty four (24) players under 8.1 a player whose registration shall remain held by a FIFA authorised entity offshore, who may loan that player to the relevant franchise club for any agreed number of weeks during the current NZFC season without that player‟s registration having to be held by or as directed by NZF, provided that that player is a current New Zealand international player "All Whites". For the purpose of this regulation, a current All White is defined as a player who has played for the All Whites during the three years immediately prior to the commencement of the current NZFC season.

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Hard News wrote:

What does 8.17(i) say?

There isn't a rule 8.17(i) as I can see??

8.17 is about NZ International Loan Players - that is, All Whites playing overseas being loaned to an NZFC franchise.

Think as someone else has stated, Clapham and Lovemore won't be clased as Professionals as the nix may not be paying them, so the stand down period doesn't apply?
Wibblebutt2011-02-09 11:42:51

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