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Must have a few injuriesswannsong wrote:I'm not in a position to argue with you nuggett......but there is quite often a dichotomy of views on football games !nuggett69 wrote:WHAT???? Composure??? you need to have the ball even to worry about that!
They touched the ball 4 or 5 times all game! GOOBER had one chance that wouldve been a goal had he been playing Rugby!
COMPOSURE???
Stamm didn't make a save all game!
If Nugget spent more time watching the game instead of trying to be SAASL Personality of the Year, he would have a fucking idea as to what goes on.Smokey wrote:Watched the same game and thought the Downs had the better of the second half. Downs bench looked like a war zone with all the injuries. nugget must have been on the turps if he thought the Downs were without chances in the second half.
Nugget....................the two young lads I'm on about were playing in maroon you tubenuggett69 wrote:I'm not even sure why I'm responding to your dribble carra but thosecarra23 wrote:2 young lads up front who lacked composure when it
mattered, but they were reserves so they'll learn from it.
2 young lads that lacked composure up front scored 1 each & gave the 3rd off on Sunday against one of the better keepers in the league but your right both did lack composure that day & should've had a hatrick each if they finished that's how bad Gardens played...
They have also scored 35 Goals between them in both the League & Cup this year. So by all means write what you see maybe just wipe the sh*t out of your eyes before you do.
Fingers on the pulse obviously eastEast Boy wrote:Why does everyone think Carra23 is from Vista. I thought he moved on from there??
When did I mention Vista?You Too wrote:Gardens dominated the first half and went two ahead rather early in the piece and obviously took the foot off in the second allowing a well deleted Downs in with a sniff. Nothing more nothing less. Unfortunately forum folk - like it or not but if Gardens win on Sunday we can all write what ever crap we think we saw and provide whatever bias commentary we wish but the facts will speak for themselves. If rosey coloured glasses Carra23 thinks Vista will be a power house in Division 1 next year based purely on a couple of wins against Division 1 clubs pre-season I'm afraid like most of those before them they are in for a rude shock, just take a look at where last years two promoted teams are and like Vista they though themselves world beaters this time last year too.
The King is nearly dead and unfortunately for all of us forum folk Prince Nugget has one hand on the crown.
Does anyone else see the irony in someone ranting about alleged rants?You Too wrote:Vista envy? You do have a great sense of humour Carra. Honestly have Vista actually ever won anything? Go on list them for me.
Sorry if you're not associated but the annual rant from wannabe Division 2 club people is somewhat tiresome, and we hear the same crap year after year. We hear about the great Division 2 super teams that are being promoted, but unfortunately history tells us that not too many have hung around very long, much less go on and actually win something worthwhile. Sadly the mighty Vista will no doubt prove history correct, that is of course if they can manage to beat Easties on Sunday. I kinda hope they do, that way next year when I watch a game up at the mighty Vista I can come into the club house (after our win) for a drink and gaze longingly at the latest in their long history of success - you know the 2010 Division 2 Runner-Up trophy.
Sadly however it's all a dream: Easties 2 -0 Vista
If Carlesberg did morons................You Too wrote:Nah I didn't think there was a list either Vista Girl.
dont forget even if Parafield slip up Florina have to win - a draw not good enough for them.ROBBO wrote:Simo seems pretty confidant too, he's pretty pumped for it, you will do well to win it
Who gives a FK if Simo is pumped for it ROBBO...ROBBO wrote:Simo seems pretty confidant too, he's pretty pumped for it, you will do well to win it
At the end of the Day both Nuggett and Robbo are spectators, and have no real influence on the result, so time will tell and the best team will win,nuggett69 wrote:Who gives a FK if Simo is pumped for it ROBBO...ROBBO wrote:Simo seems pretty confidant too, he's pretty pumped for it, you will do well to win it
You don't think our coach & players are pumped for it as well?
The deference is though they have something to play for.
YOU NEED TO HARDEN THE FK UP ROBBO !
Knocking you off Nuggett is certainly worth playing for, don't worry about that.nuggett69 wrote:Who gives a FK if Simo is pumped for it ROBBO...ROBBO wrote:Simo seems pretty confidant too, he's pretty pumped for it, you will do well to win it
You don't think our coach & players are pumped for it as well?
The deference is though they have something to play for.
YOU NEED TO HARDEN THE FK UP ROBBO !
I always knew that you swing that way, it's good that you can finally admit itROBBO wrote: Knocking you off Nuggett is certainly worth playing for, don't worry about that.
Don't fret there will be pleanty of bbq for everyone mateROBBO wrote:how many ppl you reckon will be down there nuggett?? 1000 ??
rosey will be in his element! ill be down for the game. CARN UUUUU GARDENS!lefty wrote:Adelaide United FC Head Coach and Dutchman Rini Coolen will be a special guest at the Parafield Gardens and Ingle Farm SAASL Premier League match this Sunday afternoon (September 5) 3pm as the Parafield Gardens Sports and Soccer Club celebrates and recognises its Dutch heritage.
The Reds boss, who will have just returned from trying to mastermind an Adelaide United win over Sydney FC, will take part in the after match presentation and be introduced to the local Dutch community from the neighbouring Dutch Community Club.
Coolen’s attendance will complement a day which will see Parafield Gardens wear the 2010 Dutch World Cup strip during the warm up as acknowledgement of the Dutch migrants that established the highly successful Parafield Gardens Sports and Soccer Club in 1966.
Two of the club's founders Ferdie Pitt & Joe Meuris continue to support Parafield Gardens at each game, and on Sunday they will be hoping to not only celebrate the club’s heritage but also to be crowned Sunday League Premier League champions. Parafield Gardens currently sit top by 2 points over Salisbury Florina with one round to play.
GO U GARDENS
