Australia vs Kuwait - Starting line-up
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Australia vs Kuwait - Starting line-up
According to David Davutovic this is the starting line-up:
----------------Cahill-----------------
Kruse--------------------------Leckie
----------Troisi-------Longo----------
-----------------Jedinak---------------
Behich-Spiranovic-Sainsbury-Franjic
-----------------Ryan------------------
Bench: Oar, Wilkinson, Bresciano, Milligan, Burns
All Looks okay except for Franjic
Juric should also be available from the bench
----------------Cahill-----------------
Kruse--------------------------Leckie
----------Troisi-------Longo----------
-----------------Jedinak---------------
Behich-Spiranovic-Sainsbury-Franjic
-----------------Ryan------------------
Bench: Oar, Wilkinson, Bresciano, Milligan, Burns
All Looks okay except for Franjic
Juric should also be available from the bench
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I think he may be right. And I don't have a problem with it. We are going to try and run teams into the ground. Pass and move. I think teams will struggle to deal with that. Then you can bring on Bresh, burns or juric who can cause havoc in a positive Australian team
I am a big fan of Luongo. My kind of player and the first aussie I've been excited about for a long time. I could be proven wrong but he seems like a 'gamer'. That's why you have to try different players. You never know who will rise to the occasion in the green and gold
I am a big fan of Luongo. My kind of player and the first aussie I've been excited about for a long time. I could be proven wrong but he seems like a 'gamer'. That's why you have to try different players. You never know who will rise to the occasion in the green and gold
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Agree - Luongo is a breath of fresh air and the type of player who can improve incrementally as they mature.BruceLee wrote:I think he may be right. And I don't have a problem with it. We are going to try and run teams into the ground. Pass and move. I think teams will struggle to deal with that. Then you can bring on Bresh, burns or juric who can cause havoc in a positive Australian team
I am a big fan of Luongo. My kind of player and the first aussie I've been excited about for a long time. I could be proven wrong but he seems like a 'gamer'. That's why you have to try different players. You never know who will rise to the occasion in the green and gold
If he has a good Asian Cup he will be at a bigger club than Swindon next season.
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Prestoz wrote:According to David Davutovic this is the starting line-up:
----------------Cahill-----------------
Kruse--------------------------Leckie
----------Troisi-------Longo----------
-----------------Jedinak---------------
Behich-Spiranovic-Sainsbury-Franjic
-----------------Ryan------------------
Bench: Oar, Wilkinson, Bresciano, Milligan, Burns
All Looks okay except for Franjic
Juric should also be available from the bench
Looks as strong as we've got, wow, not many there playing regularly at a high level
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It's really only Jedinak isn't it.Knight15 wrote:Prestoz wrote:According to David Davutovic this is the starting line-up:
----------------Cahill-----------------
Kruse--------------------------Leckie
----------Troisi-------Longo----------
-----------------Jedinak---------------
Behich-Spiranovic-Sainsbury-Franjic
-----------------Ryan------------------
Bench: Oar, Wilkinson, Bresciano, Milligan, Burns
All Looks okay except for Franjic
Juric should also be available from the bench
Looks as strong as we've got, wow, not many there playing regularly at a high level
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Depends what you mean ... Cahill and Ryan would certainly qualify.Black_Panther wrote:It's really only Jedinak isn't it.Knight15 wrote:Looks as strong as we've got, wow, not many there playing regularly at a high levelPrestoz wrote:According to David Davutovic this is the starting line-up:
----------------Cahill-----------------
Kruse--------------------------Leckie
----------Troisi-------Longo----------
-----------------Jedinak---------------
Behich-Spiranovic-Sainsbury-Franjic
-----------------Ryan------------------
Bench: Oar, Wilkinson, Bresciano, Milligan, Burns
All Looks okay except for Franjic
Juric should also be available from the bench
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If the MLS is a high level then I'd say the HAL almost is as well.otto62 wrote:Depends what you mean ... Cahill and Ryan would certainly qualify.Black_Panther wrote:It's really only Jedinak isn't it.Knight15 wrote:
Looks as strong as we've got, wow, not many there playing regularly at a high level
Behich starting has raised my eyebrows. Otherwise given the reports lately its sounds about right.
As for the bench I think the rest of the squad can be the bench.
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Behich starting because he is playing and Davidson is not I would imagine.
Only one South Aussie
I was thinking about who the top 3 players of say the last 30 years from each state
We dont stack up too well. Just something that I was thinking about.
I will be pretty disappointed if we don't dominate tonight. This is one time I would imagine that I am in full support of a lot of Melbourne Victory fans! I'm actually happy this game is in Melbourne
Only one South Aussie
I was thinking about who the top 3 players of say the last 30 years from each state
We dont stack up too well. Just something that I was thinking about.
I will be pretty disappointed if we don't dominate tonight. This is one time I would imagine that I am in full support of a lot of Melbourne Victory fans! I'm actually happy this game is in Melbourne
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Luongo!!!!
I guess I wasn't wrong
Nice to have Bresh on the bench too
Still Havnt played great football so far
I guess I wasn't wrong
Nice to have Bresh on the bench too
Still Havnt played great football so far
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these centre backs are clearly in the team for their 'ball playing ability' rather than their defending.
if thats the case surely boogard should've got a run in at least one of the friendlies, his diagonal ball and runs from the back have been pretty good this season
if thats the case surely boogard should've got a run in at least one of the friendlies, his diagonal ball and runs from the back have been pretty good this season
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Are you kidding? Sainsbury gave the ball away twice in five minutes with piss poor passes.manny wrote:these centre backs are clearly in the team for their 'ball playing ability' rather than their defending.
if thats the case surely boogard should've got a run in at least one of the friendlies, his diagonal ball and runs from the back have been pretty good this season
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i believe you have misread my post... why would i recommend another player if i thought they were doing good enough??Nice One Cyril wrote:Are you kidding? Sainsbury gave the ball away twice in five minutes with piss poor passes.manny wrote:these centre backs are clearly in the team for their 'ball playing ability' rather than their defending.
if thats the case surely boogard should've got a run in at least one of the friendlies, his diagonal ball and runs from the back have been pretty good this season
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When you said they were in the team for their 'ball playing ability', I thought you meant they were in the team for their 'ball playing ability'. Forgive me for the misunderstanding.manny wrote:i believe you have misread my post... why would i recommend another player if i thought they were doing good enough??Nice One Cyril wrote:Are you kidding? Sainsbury gave the ball away twice in five minutes with piss poor passes.manny wrote:these centre backs are clearly in the team for their 'ball playing ability' rather than their defending.
if thats the case surely boogard should've got a run in at least one of the friendlies, his diagonal ball and runs from the back have been pretty good this season
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Baresi wrote:Surely we have a better center back pairing! 1-0 down
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I agree Ange plays a possession based game and Boogartti is the leader of AU's defence. He could have (and IMO has) gone with worse.manny wrote:these centre backs are clearly in the team for their 'ball playing ability' rather than their defending.
if thats the case surely boogard should've got a run in at least one of the friendlies, his diagonal ball and runs from the back have been pretty good this season