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Posted November 13, 2022 23:35 · last edited November 14, 2022 02:34

My own thoughts from the game are that we played within our abilities, but did not capitalise on our early chances and got muscled out overall; that excludes the poor penalty as a separate issue.
Apart from that, I thought that the referee lost effective control of the game at some point.  It is one thing to let the play flow, but it's another thing altogether to let Risdon kick our team off the park before getting a reluctant yellow on 7th infringement, apparently for dissent, rather than for hacking our players.    The inexcusable "sandwich" foul on David Ball by two WU players did not even get us a free kick, let alone a card. Danaskos is inexperienced and should have more support and training on the evidence of this game.
My final thought is that John Aloisi proved yet again that he is a better tactician than Talay, and his last two games against us are a case in point.

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Unknown editor edited November 14, 2022 02:34
My own thoughts from the game are very far from the "we played like sharke" view. We played within our abilities, poor penalty aside.
My thought is that Aloisi proved yet again that he is a better tactician than Talay, and that is nothing to be ashamed about.  Aloisi is a better tactician than many other coaches. He has apparently some ongoing issues with player management as reported here, but his last two games against us are a case in point.
Apart from that, I thought that the referee lost effective control of the game at some point.  It is one thing to let the play flow, but it's another thing altogether to let Risdon kick our team off the park before getting a reluctant yellow on 7th infringement, apparently for dissent, rather than for hacking our players.    The inexcusable "sandwich" foul on David Ball by two WU players did not even get us a free kick, let alone a card. Danaskos is inexperienced and should have more support and training on the evidence of this game.
Unknown editor edited November 14, 2022 00:39
My own thoughts from the game are very far from the "we played like sharke" view. We played within our abilities, poor penalty aside.
My thought is that Aloisi proved yet again that he is a better tactician than Talay, and that is nothing to be ashamed about.  Aloisi is a better tactician than many other coaches. He has apparently some ongoing issues with player management as reported here, but his last two games against us are a case in point.