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2010 Qualifies future socceroo line up
Posted: Mon Jul 23, 2007 4:22 pm
by jazzy
with some players retiring, others past there best, what do u think a future socceroo line up:
Schwarzer: will still indicated has another world cup campaign in him.
Defenders
Neill: Will still be around and better off after this campaign,
Milligan: future captain for 2014
Beachamp: another 2 campaigns in him
Carney: established his future this campaign
defenders a major concern if much is coming through
midfield
Grella: came in injuried, and never hit the hieghts, still essential part
Breshiano: Will still be hungry to prove himself further at international level
Culina: still has plenty to offer
Cahill: say no more
Emerton: Right side is his for another campaign maybe 2
Kewell: I think show great character in this tournament, be a great captain on his leadership this campaign:
Troisi: Building nicely by qualifies should be close to make
Macdonald: champions league football each year will make him stronger
Burns: another 4 campaigns for him
Carle: Well everyone loves him
Bridge: Showed in Olyroos has a good football brain
anyone else like to add some names or the next campaign??? is for the future of football in australia was the Asian Cup an important lesson learnt on picking plast on past glory not on actual form?
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Posted: Mon Jul 23, 2007 6:26 pm
by PENALTY 5
What about Kisnorbo
Re: 2010 Qualifies future socceroo line up
Posted: Mon Jul 23, 2007 7:50 pm
by Lilly Whites
jazzy wrote:with some players retiring, others past there best, what do u think a future socceroo line up:
Schwarzer: will still indicated has another world cup campaign in him.
Defenders
Neill: Will still be around and better off after this campaign,
Milligan: future captain for 2014
Beachamp: another 2 campaigns in him
Carney: established his future this campaign
defenders a major concern if much is coming through
midfield
Grella: came in injuried, and never hit the hieghts, still essential part
Breshiano: Will still be hungry to prove himself further at international level
Culina: still has plenty to offer
Cahill: say no more
Emerton: Right side is his for another campaign maybe 2
Kewell: I think show great character in this tournament, be a great captain on his leadership this campaign:
Troisi: Building nicely by qualifies should be close to make
Macdonald: champions league football each year will make him stronger
Burns: another 4 campaigns for him
Carle: Well everyone loves him
Bridge: Showed in Olyroos has a good football brain
anyone else like to add some names or the next campaign??? is for the future of football in australia was the Asian Cup an important lesson learnt on picking plast on past glory not on actual form?
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who will back up schwazer? if he gets injured??
jones?
lol
Posted: Tue Jul 24, 2007 9:20 am
by Judge Judy
PENALTY 5 wrote:What about Kisnorbo
Posted: Tue Jul 24, 2007 11:50 am
by ronaldo07
._. wrote:PENALTY 5 wrote:What about Kisnorbo
gold !!
Posted: Tue Jul 24, 2007 1:30 pm
by Andy_Pipkin
Posted: Tue Jul 24, 2007 1:32 pm
by Andy_Pipkin
What about Kennedy
he looked ok in WC but is injured I think at the moment
Posted: Sat Jul 28, 2007 8:44 am
by sparts
carney's not a defender, milligan NO! the young keeper at liverpool will be the other keeper, boutsanis or something like that
Posted: Sun Jul 29, 2007 2:00 am
by The Kop
^ Bouzanis
Its impossible to predict so far from the event.
If you look back at the 2006 squad and consider where the players were in 2003::
Culina was at little known De Graafschap, Cahill was coming off the bench for Millwall, Kennedy was playing amatuer status lower divs in Germany, Milligan was on the books of Northern Spirit!! (theres a blast from the past).
Players will drop off the radar and players will come outta nowhere.
Future prospects that might be in with a shot if we believe the hype: Spiranovic, Dilevski, Williams, Vidosic, Kilkenny.
Posted: Mon Jul 30, 2007 5:47 pm
by Mr X
The Kop wrote:^ Bouzanis
Its impossible to predict so far from the event.
If you look back at the 2006 squad and consider where the players were in 2003::
Culina was at little known De Graafschap, Cahill was coming off the bench for Millwall, Kennedy was playing amatuer status lower divs in Germany, Milligan was on the books of Northern Spirit!! (theres a blast from the past).
Players will drop off the radar and players will come outta nowhere.
Future prospects that might be in with a shot if we believe the hype: Spiranovic, Dilevski, Williams, Vidosic, Kilkenny.
Great call The Kop
Named some good future players, Patafta aint bad, no-one hard of Burns a year ago (not many anyway) more will emerge
lot of kids in Europe, with Aussie passports who may choose Australi s their choice after the last WC, and the promise of regular meaningful International Football and the competition in making an England side (or others)
Posted: Tue Jul 31, 2007 12:04 pm
by g8crshr
Spiranovic, Williams, Vidosic, Kilkenny all look promising
Posted: Thu Aug 02, 2007 4:38 pm
by the_gun
spiranovic, bouzanis, brad jones, kilkenny, troisi, aaron downes, patafta, burns, vidosic, sarkies.
Posted: Thu Aug 02, 2007 8:47 pm
by the_gun
also, don't forget about nick ward.
Posted: Fri Aug 03, 2007 1:22 am
by Tony Adams
wesolowski, leijer, bridge, lets see how some of the aleague rookies for v3,4 pull up to mayb we have our own messi out there hiding in the shadows really cant predict. but i think that we probably have more talent now, and up our sleeves then ever before
Posted: Sat Aug 18, 2007 8:53 pm
by predator10
Nikolai Topor-Stanley is a quality defender IMO
i think he possibly could be regualr socceroo in future
Posted: Tue Aug 21, 2007 3:48 pm
by diegom
bLooDy diVinG iTaLiAnS wrote:australia wont make the next world cup. kewell and viduka will be gone. spain will win in 2010. they have David Villa and hes a superstar.
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Posted: Sun Aug 26, 2007 3:34 am
by Lilly Whites
diegom wrote:bLooDy diVinG iTaLiAnS wrote:australia wont make the next world cup. kewell and viduka will be gone. spain will win in 2010. they have David Villa and hes a superstar.
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Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2007 7:03 pm
by nuffsed
Ryan McGowan may be around the mark come 2010 if he continues the way he is going..
Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2007 7:31 pm
by Golden Greek
nuffsed wrote:Ryan McGowan may be around the mark come 2010 if he continues the way he is going..
you love him dont you?
and why am i quoted in your signature?
Future Players
Posted: Wed Sep 12, 2007 9:40 am
by ozzie owl
The defenders worry more than other area for the future.
Posted: Thu Sep 13, 2007 4:12 pm
by Ollo Ollo
Carney, what a joke.
If Ryan McGowan can establish himself you never know. Still got age on his side, maybe 2014 for him.
I though it kills me to say it, I can not see us qualifying for 2010, Asia is much harder then the Aussie Football Federation thought.
seen this?
Posted: Sat Dec 22, 2007 1:08 am
by tonnym
Posted: Sat Dec 22, 2007 12:10 pm
by aPod
Yammy Boy wrote:Carney, what a joke.
If Ryan McGowan can establish himself you never know. Still got age on his side, maybe 2014 for him.
I though it kills me to say it, I can not see us qualifying for 2010, Asia is much harder then the Aussie Football Federation thought.
Hey everyone, first post for me.
Carney, a joke? You have to be kidding me. The guy is in great form, you'd have to be with bayern munich looking at you! I think your mistaken on that on Yammy boy.
As for 2010, yes asia will be hard, but lets not be so pessamistic. You never know what can happen, no one thought we'd qualify for 2006 either.
Finally, in terms of goal keepers, anyone rate Adam Federici? I think hes on the bench for redding, but came on last season against Man U and stopped a christiano ronaldo shot...
Posted: Sat Dec 22, 2007 9:29 pm
by Baptista
Ryan Mcgowan could possibly make 2014. I assume if he is on the bench for hearts he could play A-league with ease....somehow i dont think he could and he is 19 i think
Posted: Sun Dec 23, 2007 10:50 am
by pires7
Wilkshire is a good enough right back!
Just because he plays in Holland and not the 2nd division in England
never gets the credit he deserves!
Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2008 9:11 am
by Drusetta
My list of Socceroos in contention
GK: Schwarzer, Federici, Bouzanis + ?
Defence: Neill, Milligan, Chipperfield, + ??
Midfield: Grella, Carney, Bresciano, Culina, Cahill, Kewell, Carle + ?
Forward: MacDonald, Burns, Kennedy, Bridge, Djite, Brosque, Kruse, Zullo
One or two from this list: Spiranovic, Dilevski, Williams, Vidosic, Kilkenny will be a regular Socceroo by 2010
All in all I agree that the defence is a worry.
Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2008 2:00 pm
by Googes
Drusetta wrote:My list of Socceroos in contention
GK: Schwarzer, Federici, Bouzanis + ?
Defence: Neill, Milligan, Chipperfield, + ??
Midfield: Grella, Carney, Bresciano, Culina, Cahill, Kewell, Carle + ?
Forward: MacDonald, Burns, Kennedy, Bridge, Djite, Brosque, Kruse, Zullo
One or two from this list: Spiranovic, Dilevski, Williams, Vidosic, Kilkenny will be a regular Socceroo by 2010
All in all I agree that the defence is a worry.
What about some olyroos defenders for example leijer
Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2008 2:26 pm
by E. Grant & Co
I see no one has mentioned James Troisi just moved from Newcastle to some Dutch club for more 1st team football.
Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2008 2:46 pm
by Drusetta
Oops, I had Troisi on my list - meant to move him from midfield to forward.
As for Leijer - I haven't seen enough of him to comment; the same for Patafta, Topor-Stanley. My limited list is only of the players I have seen, so no doubt there are quite a few omissions from my list.
