Ever wondered why so
many Australian footballers (Socceroos,
Olyroos, Matildas) play overseas?
11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20
The knives are out as budgets will be
forced to be slashed and crowds abandon the game as the media blackout begins
to bite in the midst of the Money Market Crisis of 09. Jealous rages of “I told you so!” abound from
the disenfranchised SBS and the inbred sheep baaa baaa loudly as they blindly
bow to Crappielackie and his Sticky Poo Gang of thugs. The Penguin does his utmost to promote the
Tiddleywimp as he bashes up women and attempts to overrun the West Australian
media to extend the monopoly control of information across Australia.
Sydney FC move from
one humiliation to the next is now rumoured of having the plug pulled. This look grim on the New Noon as vampires
swam across the countryside and from the balconies of Sydney towers. Now of course this is confirmed.
Sherry the Pinko from the Island of Mass Destruction
(Tasmania) where sludge fills the harbours from the paper mills and who is in
charge of superannuation legislation
from the Australian Senate claims “(he) does not want another sporting
event in Australia until the (tiddleywimp) competition starts again.” is his
opening comment to Australian Directors at a recent conference. This is the way these corrupt pollies operate
here- attempting to force the ‘free’ market to follow their directives. No doubt this is a message to the corporate
sector – either do as I say or look out.
The message is to intimate corporate directors who may see an
opportunity in the Asian economies and it is typical of the political scene
here in Australia. It is found
throughout the government sector of the economy where favours and promotions
through the bureaucracy are based on anti-football rhetoric. The uncontrolled bureaucracy and monopoly
media’s attempt to black out football and promote their own tiddleywimp thugs
is par for the course. The Ausmoron
didn’t even have an article about the A-League with Adelaide jetting off to
Japan.
Endo’s nutmeg of
Galekovic ended the World Cup bid with a narrow 1-0 win to Osaka Gamba. Adelaide matched the team and came close to
forcing the game into extra-time as Gamba’s bar came to the rescue. A well played campaign and as usual totally
under-rated by an ignorant media monopoly dominated by tiddleywimp
factions. In the “World Today” no
mention of the World Club result game but an extended coverage of a
tiddleywimp’s Basher of the Weak and Defenseless return to a game next year. So that’s world news? The rampant ignorance and nepotism in the ABC
continues unabated. Meanwhile in the
A-League the grounds are in an appalling state covered with sand and
lines. The grounds management appears to
be about “Who can produce the worst football field in Australia?” How can Australia possibly hope to host the
World Cup when the grounds staff at the stadia are incompetent and lazy?
FC are humiliated by Perth at home and the scapegoat
becomes Aloisi. The well paid super hero
from the last World Cup campaign missed two sitters that would have put FC in
front. Instead, they went behind and
what did Kosmina do? He replaced a
striker, Aloisi with another striker instead of replacing a defender. Needless to say FC lost. Kossie’s style which is one of lack of tact,
doesn’t seem to work on the players. The
team is going backwards and the game against Melbourne becomes the season
defining game. A loss here and the team
is doomed to another year out of the Asian Champions League. The FC management
needs to seriously look at the way the team has performed this year and the
failed tactical approach. Going into a
home game needing a win with one striker does not have that ring of
confidence. FC should be the standard of
the league and not some nervous kitten fearing a loss to the weakest team in
the competition in a home game. The all
bark approach of Kossie does not work in the world of professional football.
Kossie’s substitution of Aloisi to make him the scapegoat was a disgrace and
smacked of cowardice. It is time for
Kossie to accept the responsibility for his team’s poor performance.
The Australian army in Afganistan claims it is not seen as a
foreign invader as it is teaching the Afghans to play “Aussie” rule i.e.
tiddleywimps. This is the claim of ‘war
documentary maker’ George Gittoes
in a report on Radio National. Now that
makes sense! How ignorant and stupid can
the defence force be if this is correct?
This is just another example of the absolute crap that comes over the
government controlled media and the propaganda and anti-football rhetoric that
permeates the Australian media. Last
time there was a report from Afghanistan from independent media sources the Afghans
were playing football in street despite the presence of Australian army
personnel attempting to force their quaint tiddleywimps onto the local
population. Is this at gun point?
This stupidity is also found at the corporate level where the
Australian international aid company Coffey International’s in its latest newsletter the CEO claims that
tiddleywimps is world class sport! Now
that’s a forward thinking business and a relevant business facto! And guess where they have just received a big
contract funded by the government? Iraq!
We all know the Iraqis are into tiddleywimps. Is this another case of aid for cultural
imperialism and favor for the tiddleywimp boys by the government? It would be interesting get information about
the government’s Future Funds and their strategy for funding the fat cats in
Canberra. Has it a financial strategy in
which the portfolio of shares is based on a tiddleywimp index?
Sydney FC now look
like being wooden spooners and Adelaide hold a narrow lead on top of the
A-League ladder. Allsop swerves towards
and smashes into Kosmina to send him flying into the plastic chairs which make
up the bench. The Melbourne riot squad
surrounds Sydney Fans as they sing for their team attempting to intimate them
to stop sing “We hate Victorians!” Apparently it is considered illegal to have
fans support a rival team at the Telstra Dome.
Tiddleywimps in Victoria is rather placid and lacks any form of colour
or passion, but surely Victorian police are trained in dealing with cultural
differences.
Victory go on to
slug out a 1-0 home win over Adelaide to top the ladder by one point on a pitch
that strewn with broken glass and syringes that makes Bondi beach look flat,
safe for children and grassy. No wonder
Adelaide hardly put in a tackle and were forced to go long with their balls.
Now that was a worthy advertisement for the World Cup bid- no doubt it took
some marketing nous in the boardroom of the aging dome and its troglodytes. The draw for the Asian Champions League is
made and both Newcastle and Central Coast have the opportunity to win some
serious prize money.
Group E
Ulsan Hyundai
Newcastle Jets
Beijing Guoan
Nagoya Grampus
Group H
Central Coast Mariners
Tianjin Teda
Kawasaki Frontale
Pohang Steelers
Meanwhile the Stinkoes at the Ignorance controlling ABC
television news claim that Melbourne Victory verses Adelaide top of the table
game was not worthy of a report despite 27k at the game. Who is paying these people to black out the
news?
Pim picks the all A-League side for the Asian qualifier
in Indonesia.
QANTAS SOCCEROOS SQUAD –
Monday 19 January 2009
NAME - CLUB -
A-Internationals (goals)
Danny ALLSOPP Melbourne
Victory
Billy CELESKI Melbourne Victory -
Shannon COLE Sydney FC -
Robert CORNTHWAITE Adelaide United -
Tarek ELRICH Newcastle Jets -
Eugene GALEKOVIC Adelaide United -
Dean HEFFERNAN Central Coast Mariners -
Scott JAMIESON Adelaide United -
Dylan MACALLISTER Central Coast Mariners -
Matthew McKAY Queensland Roar
Craig MOORE Queensland Roar
Tom PONDELJAK Melbourne Victory
Paul REID Adelaide United -
Matt SIMON Central Coast Mariners -
Michael THEOKLITOS Melbourne Victory -
Archie THOMPSON Melbourne Victory
Matthew THOMPSON Newcastle Jets -
Nikolai TOPOR-STANLEY Perth Glory
Rodrigo VARGAS Melbourne Victory -
Danny VUKOVIC Central Coast Mariners -
Michael ZULLO Queensland Roar -
No Griffiths twins, no Milligan and Sasa decided he would
never make the Socceroo squad for South Africa and defected to Macedonia. Let’s see how they go. With very little time to prepare and all
players involved with their clubs over the weekend this will be a stern test of
the resilience and stamina of the players.
Captain Courageous Craig Moore will lead the team in this important
qualifier. They are all professional
players so they should be able to acquit themselves well against the Indonesian
even though they are away from home and in front of 90k hostile fans. There are
many guesses about the exact lineup which is probably as yet undecided by Pim
the Great who will look at the players and see they shape up after the weekend.
The Socceroos played well and shut the door on Indonesia
to gain a valuable away point with 0-0.
Moore was by far the best player on the park with the Socceroos playing
a creditable conservative passing game.
Simon was the only striker that looked likely to breach the Indonesian
defence. The state of the ground with
its long grass and bumpy made it difficult to play high tempo game. Still it was in better nick than most of the
A-League grounds.
As expected Kossie get the sack
after the less than spectacular season.
The new owners now have the long winding road to turn the team around.
The important World Cup qualifier looms against Japan and
Okada is calling on the Big Guns and preparation in is a full steam ahead. The squad chosen is:
Goalkeepers:
Ryota Tsuzuki (Urawa Red Diamonds), Eiji Kawashima (Kawasaki Frontale),
Takanori Sugeno (Kashiwa Reysol)
Defenders: Shuhei Terada
(Kawasaki Frontale), Yuji Nakazawa (Yokohama Marinos), Kazumichi Takagi (Gamba
Osaka), Marcus Tulio Tanaka (Urawa), Yuichi Komano (Jubilo Iwata), Yuto
Nagatomo (FC Tokyo), Michihiro Yasuda (Osaka), Atsuto Uchida (Kashima Antlers)
Midfielders: Shunsuke Nakamura
(Celtic/SCO), Hideo Hashimoto (Osaka), Junichi
Inamoto (Eintracht Frankfurt/GER), Yasuhito Endo (Osaka), Kengo Nakamura
(Kawasaki), Daisuke
Matsui (Saint-Etienne/FRA),
Yasuyuki Konno (FC Tokyo), Makoto Hasebe (VfL Wolfsburg/GER), Shinji Kagawa
(Cerezo Osaka)
Forwards: Keiji Tamada (Nagoya
Grampus), Seiichiro Maki (JEF United Chiba), Yoshito Okubo (Wolfsburg/GER),
Tatsuya Tanaka (Urawa), Shinji Okazaki (Shimizu S-Pulse).
Inamoto has an accurate pass, strong tackle and is not shy
in taking on defenders and will be a key danger man for the Socceroos to
watch. Matsui is also no slouch with some slick
footwork. Add Yoshito
with set pieces and there will be plenty of skill to go around.
The standings before the game:
Group A |
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TOKYO: Japan coach
Takeshi Okada has come under fire again after a shock defeat to Bahrain ahead
of their 2010 FIFA World Cup qualifying showdown with arch rivals Australia.
Japan went down 1-0 to their lower-ranked opponents in an away qualifier on
Wednesday for the 2011 AFC Asian Cup, which they have won three times.
"It always feels shocking when you lose," Okada told reporters after
the tie in Manama, described by the coach as a "must-win" test ahead
of their February 11 home World Cup qualifying clash with the physically
stronger Socceroos, unbeaten leaders in Asia's Group A.
"I believe we
have learned various lessons ahead of the Australia game," he said.
Asked in a post-match press conference whether the loss was a source of shame,
Okada said it was "what you may call a shock or something very
unfortunate".
"Fire him right now!!" a tabloid headline cried Thursday. "Can't
win under Okada."
Yahoooooooooo.
AussieaussieOioioi! We are in the
World Cup.
Meanwhile, in the ultimate irony the crappielackies wallowing in the mud
contract Swine Flu.
Great play by the Socceroos to top the group. Cahill’s individual brilliance scoring two well taken goals and the win was assured after coming from behind. Australia 2- Japan 1. Tulio’s goal sent shivers down Australian football fans but the team fought back in a controlled manner not opening the defence to the sucker punch.
Ability is rarely recognized and when it is, jealousy rears its green monster head. This has been the case with some football commentators who should know better e.g. Postecoglou. His jealousy was physically evident as his rising blood-pressure turned him greener after each Socceroo win or draw in the qualifying campaign. His undisguised rages of jealousy reached their crescendo as he attacked Pim the Great for his tactics. What were Pim’s tactics? Winning at home and drawing away.
Is it any wonder that Postecoglou really never achieved any decent results as a football coach? And as a player he was no defence-splitter either, he had a lot of heart but little science.
Then there are the MMs with the Penguin who attempted to do anything possible to ignore or denigrate the Socceroos. Despite this, the professional attitude of the players was to ignore the bigots in Australia’s media monopoly. The ABC Ignorance before the Japan game made a point of highlighting the “dead rubber” status at the “soccer” game in Melbourne. The Ignorance is also ignoring the Confederation Cup in South Africa which is the lead-up tournament to the World Cup. No mention of the opening game involving South Africa but gave saturation coverage of the South African white rugger buggers. And all this is when Australia has put in a bid for the World Cup! The government funded Ignorance cannot even bring itself to report world football games.
The management consists of people who are incapable of reporting the correct and official name of football tournaments using all sorts of methods to avoid mentioning the term football. The use of “Asian Soccer Championship’ and “World Soccer Cup” abounds. The standard of reporting and internal political nepotism in its sports departments and news departments is transparent. Ignorance and rudeness abounds in an organisation of unaccountable quasi-bureaucrats who are not about reporting sport or news but are about pushing their little crappielackey uphill.
Group 1 |
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Team |
MP |
W |
D |
L |
GF |
GA |
Pts |
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8 |
6 |
2 |
0 |
12 |
1 |
20 |
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Japan * |
8 |
4 |
3 |
1 |
11 |
6 |
15 |
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Bahrain ** |
8 |
3 |
1 |
4 |
6 |
8 |
10 |
|
8 |
1 |
3 |
4 |
5 |
14 |
6 |
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8 |
1 |
1 |
6 |
5 |
10 |
4 |
Now is that not a great achievement! Socceroos rule!