Shorty...

Just wonderinig how your U/11's went against Cumberland?

don't know who was on the coaching panel.

they do have a lot of young players, as they did last year. they've basically replaced a whole senior side with last years reserves and under 17's.

quick question then... if they aren't a skillfull side then why was majority of last years total state playing group from cumberland? of the 32 that travelled to coffs harbour at least 10 of them were from cumberland, and then there was 8 in the 16 girl squad for the Kanga Cup. you could say it was ...

two things... 1/ can confirm he has resigned, he does play so there is that and his work. 2/ can someone clarify what you mean by flooding? if you mean getting players behind the ball to defend then that is what all major teams around the world do. just watch it on telly. milan will do it against ...

How will the table finish? who will be player of the year? please stick to topic and show that this part of the forum has an intellect and actually thinks about football properly and not personally... Table: Fulham City Cumberland Metro Olympic Gawler Sturt Vale Campbelltown Para Hills Possible ...

not litterally money earners...

hypothetically if there was money on offer who would be the players getting the big contracts and why?

just a question "gubs" how can you not know who in other teams causes your team the most problems when you play them?

Yes, thanks for that... obviously missed the point of the question... who are the players that would be considered the "turn-a-game" players. Best players are usually the most consistent players, that's how they get votes, but who would be considered the players that have the magic to turn a game?

We all know in the world of football the highest paid players are the one's who cause the most problems for the opposition.

Who would be considered the "danger" players in the womens league for season 2007? Especially considering Swaffer has retired