confusing policy employed here

HOT OFF THE PRESS!!!! Man gets drunk and falls on his face. An event not seen in Adelaide since yesterday evening. these victim mentality bleeding hearts with their crazy conspiracies about the Advertiser (which is owned by Murdoch who also owns, um Foxtel :lol: ) are the same ones that think ...

looks like he lost a fight with himself

its not like many opposition fans turn up to those games

Yet somehow he's still in business, and another disgruntled employee has disappeared into anonymity. (Was it you or your dad that used to work for him?) what are you conspiracy theorising now? :lol: I just thought that if you or a family member were the disgruntled employee it would explain a lot ...

Griffin is such a smart businessman he managed to get sued by his first appointed manager :lol: Yet somehow he's still in business, and another disgruntled employee has disappeared into anonymity. (Was it you or your dad that used to work for him?) what are you conspiracy theorising now? :lol: http ...

look at all the false starts,
Beverly, West Beach, Thebarton, Angle Park

how many years has it been now?

smart businessman

Griffin is such a smart businessman he managed to get sued by his first appointed manager

Baresi wrote:

etpjk5424 wrote:the NPL is the top tier

the Hyundai invitation only A-league isnt part of any kind of pyramid

Explain how they fit into the FFA cup then.....

another invitation only tournament

the NPL is the top tier

the Hyundai invitation only A-league isnt part of any kind of pyramid

Mackem Lad wrote:

etpjk5424 wrote:

Mackem Lad wrote:
Their home ground is still at Hindmarsh so whats the issue.

they wont train at Hindmarsh

How many teams in their countries top tier actually train on there home ground

most teams in the NPL

there are no A-league clubs. this is why the A-league is a joke

live from where???? I would hazard a guess that more than 40% of Adelaide's population would live north of Regency Road. even if that spurious claim were true, its still another 20km to Elizabeth from there And, what's your point? how is it disenfranchising their support? As has already been ...

Mackem Lad wrote:
Their home ground is still at Hindmarsh so whats the issue.

they wont train at Hindmarsh

Black_Panther wrote:
live from where????

I would hazard a guess that more than 40% of Adelaide's population would live north of Regency Road.

even if that spurious claim were true, its still another 20km to Elizabeth from there

this is a bad move for a franchise that supposedly represents the whole state in the Hyundai A-league clearly they're nearly broke and cant afford anything closer in highlights also the divide between the elitist Hyundai franchises and the local clubs that some sharing arrangement for a training ...

this is a bad move for a franchise that supposedly represents the whole state in the Hyundai A-league Shoot goal Thank you for the input . I think it is a good move. Great for Playford. i'm not against it. i dont care where they go, however if they think they're going to rep the whole state then ...

this is a bad move for a franchise that supposedly represents the whole state in the Hyundai A-league clearly they're nearly broke and cant afford anything closer in highlights also the divide between the elitist Hyundai franchises and the local clubs that some sharing arrangement for a training ...

are they going to have clubrooms there?

who is going to want to go to Elizabeth?

thats good news (if only it were true)

lets hope we see the socceroos here more than once in the next 4 years

I have serious doubts about those figures

bigpond wrote:Josh Brilliante. Loan to Empoli will see him gain game time and confidence. He is only 22.

not so far

Then why get involved with the conversation if you don't know anything about sport? I thought this was a football forum :? That's fine (it is), however Megabonus' question was across the 4 football codes. So if you couldn't understand his question that's fine or you don't know much about sport that ...

Black_Panther wrote:

etpjk5424 wrote:why would I want to learn about Rugby league?

Then why get involved with the conversation if you don't know anything about sport?

I thought this was a football forum :?

Socca wrote:

etpjk5424 wrote:Greeks, Italians and Croatians still doing all the heavy lifting in Australian sockah

Besides the coach, which other Greeks ?

the guy that scored the winner

why would I want to learn about Rugby league?

Is he the greatest contemporary footballer across all codes? His record.... 2 championships as a player (1 as a captain) 4 club championships as a coach (2 SMH & 2 Roar) 1 Asia Championship as. National Team coach Don't know much about League or Union but in Aussie Rules there's Leigh Matthews ...

Greeks, Italians and Croatians still doing all the heavy lifting in Australian sockah

this isnt over
the guy is in Australia, he's not going to admit to saying that
elections are in May, stay tuned

its not a bad show

switch off if you dont like, strange thing to rant about on a forum

It is certainly expected that the teams get the facilities they ask for, it's called common corteousy. Have watched a fair bit of net action and its VERY rare to see the same teams bowlers bowling to their own batsmen on the day of a test. It's very counter productive. Remember last year and an ...