My wife is explaining to me the meaning of her name is kind of a word we either don’t have or I can’t think of. It means when a plant first pushes out of the ground and opens its leaves. Sprouts perhaps. It can also be used as a metaphor for a few things including the first signs of love.
Tanaka of course is a common name meaning in the rice fields.
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Funny how in the time it took you to post this, western not only scored but took the lead 🤷 martinb
Woooo!
My wife is explaining to me the meaning of her name is kind of a word we either don’t have or I can’t think of. It means when a plant first pushes out of the ground and opens its leaves. Sprouts perhaps. It can also be used as a metaphor for a few things including the first signs of love.
Tanaka of course is a common name meaning in the rice fields.
To be fair, apart from the complete mind shut off after we scored then let in two goals, the Wahinix have been playing some good and attractive football.
I think commentator hit the nail on the head earlier, straight passes into midfield are our downfall. Also not enough tracking from wingers/midfielders, often seeing 4v4's with no one tracking.
Wow don't deserve to be 4 goals down. Most of our own making
Yeah kinda strange, we actually look the better team most of the time - but damn, some wacky fudgeing defending and you'd hope a bit of time together on the pitch would fix this and we'd look pretty good.
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Well, I was going to criticise Elliott and Jale. I'm not a Jale fan,and she's not done anything to impress me today either.
But we have played a lot of good football, even though being blunt edged in front of goal.
But our defending,well,what can you say. Shocking. It's all too late ,but get mcmeekin on,put Barry in the center,and be kind to Lake and give her a rest.
