touche....and becaue nothing more needs to be said, those three sum things up perfectlydru said:Only because you understand all three words in those postskeensy said:tbh i like the "scum are c**ts" greenpole betterdru said:But we like this new GreenpoleGreenpoleffc said:
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Aloi$i now for Sydney FC
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Bear
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Aloisi's Debut On Hold Again - 442
JOHN Aloisi is facing a longer injury lay-off than first thought and it is likely to be September before Sydney FC fans get to see their marquee star in action.
Initially the forward had only been expected to miss the first game of the new season against Melbourne Victory but that now appears an overly optimistic view.
Kosmina has vowed that Aloisi will only return when he is fit to do so and that he will not be rushed back to appease fans, sponsors, broadcasters or anyone else.
Aloisi worked out in the gym today while his colleagues were put through their paces by coach Kosmina at the Sydney Football Stadium.
Speaking after training at the SFS Kosmina said: Johnny will still be a while away.
I cant quite honestly see Johnny being available before September. Once he gets back on the track I want to see him get through at least two to three weeks of solid training, competitive training, apart from the conditioning work hes got to do as well.
Kosmina is not interested in getting Aloisi fit enough for a short burst of action. He wants him ready to cope with the long haul.
He said: From my perspective as a coach I want Johnny on the park for long periods of time. That doesnt mean 60 minutes, it means 90 minutes. Then 90 minutes the week after and the week after that.
I dont want to try and bring John back too quick because either the media expect it, the fans expect it, or the FFA wants it or the sponsors want it, I dont care about that. Its the best interests of the player.
Johnny will do the right amount of rehabilitation and he wont come back until we think hes ready.
He is going to need some time on the training paddock to start with to get some conditioning and some form and hes going to need matches as well.
He wont be forced back unless hes 100 per cent ready.
Tony Popovic's hamstring niggle has improved sufficiently to allow him to face Wellington Phoenix tomorrow but Brendan Santalab is still recovering from a quad tear.
American Mike Enfield is definitely sidelined until the end of September following a knee operation.
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JOHN Aloisi is facing a longer injury lay-off than first thought and it is likely to be September before Sydney FC fans get to see their marquee star in action.
Initially the forward had only been expected to miss the first game of the new season against Melbourne Victory but that now appears an overly optimistic view.
Kosmina has vowed that Aloisi will only return when he is fit to do so and that he will not be rushed back to appease fans, sponsors, broadcasters or anyone else.
Aloisi worked out in the gym today while his colleagues were put through their paces by coach Kosmina at the Sydney Football Stadium.
Speaking after training at the SFS Kosmina said: Johnny will still be a while away.
I cant quite honestly see Johnny being available before September. Once he gets back on the track I want to see him get through at least two to three weeks of solid training, competitive training, apart from the conditioning work hes got to do as well.
Kosmina is not interested in getting Aloisi fit enough for a short burst of action. He wants him ready to cope with the long haul.
He said: From my perspective as a coach I want Johnny on the park for long periods of time. That doesnt mean 60 minutes, it means 90 minutes. Then 90 minutes the week after and the week after that.
I dont want to try and bring John back too quick because either the media expect it, the fans expect it, or the FFA wants it or the sponsors want it, I dont care about that. Its the best interests of the player.
Johnny will do the right amount of rehabilitation and he wont come back until we think hes ready.
He is going to need some time on the training paddock to start with to get some conditioning and some form and hes going to need matches as well.
He wont be forced back unless hes 100 per cent ready.
Tony Popovic's hamstring niggle has improved sufficiently to allow him to face Wellington Phoenix tomorrow but Brendan Santalab is still recovering from a quad tear.
American Mike Enfield is definitely sidelined until the end of September following a knee operation.
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soccersensei
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It's perfect for him,
...so much more time to go shopping and spend his 1.4mill with the wife...
...do shampoo ads...swan around Bondi...he even gets to work out at the gym for free...
All the important "BIG stuff" he had to leave CCM to go and do...
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...so much more time to go shopping and spend his 1.4mill with the wife...
...do shampoo ads...swan around Bondi...he even gets to work out at the gym for free...
All the important "BIG stuff" he had to leave CCM to go and do...
:
dru
Well-Known Member
soccersensei said:It's perfect for him,
...so much more time to go shopping and spend his 1.4mill with the wife...
...do shampoo ads...swan around Bondi...he even gets to work out at the gym for free...
All the important "BIG stuff" he had to leave CCM to go and do...
:
At least it's not us paying the $1.4mil for these activities.
Arabmariner
Well-Known Member
Initially I thought they'd be lucky to get 10 games out of him.
Might review that to about 5 or 6!
The "one knee" song may not even get an airing in '08 at all!
Might review that to about 5 or 6!
The "one knee" song may not even get an airing in '08 at all!
Teddy Bear
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I wonder how much pressure Kossie & Aloi$i will be under to return quickly if they start off on a losing streak.
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soccersensei
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dru said:soccersensei said:It's perfect for him,
...so much more time to go shopping and spend his 1.4mill with the wife...
...do shampoo ads...swan around Bondi...he even gets to work out at the gym for free...
All the important "BIG stuff" he had to leave CCM to go and do...
:
At least it's not us paying the $1.4mil for these activities.
Indeed
clarence
Well-Known Member
Not having much luck with their marquees in recent times, are they? 
:-*
Juninho last year was a crock, and now Aloi$i is likey to miss matches til September. That's what? All the Pre Season trials and PSC, as well as 3 A-League Rounds? He'll have to wear a name plate on the front of his shirt when he does get to play with them, half his team won't know him!
:-*Juninho last year was a crock, and now Aloi$i is likey to miss matches til September. That's what? All the Pre Season trials and PSC, as well as 3 A-League Rounds? He'll have to wear a name plate on the front of his shirt when he does get to play with them, half his team won't know him!
FFC Mariner
Well-Known Member
Agree, Kossie 1st manager this season to get the punt IMHO
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soccersensei
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I think his "injury problems and international absentees" will buy him a fair bit of time...
And it looks like they really have all swallowed his I am God act...
And it looks like they really have all swallowed his I am God act...
mariners4ever
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RADINHO said:
some 17 year old from umina
RADINHO said:
already been done
if he does will be interesting to see who would take over
maybe arnold after finally being sacked once the olympics is done
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