scottmac
Suspended
He has it in him. You've just got to see some of his performances at previous clubs to know that. Wether it comes to the fore this weekend is yet to be seen. Maybe the C will do him good
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Round 24 v Sydney FC @ Grahame Park
- Thread starter Hammo
- Start date
Coastalraider
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I honestly think the frustration in Wout comes from the level of his teammates. I dont think he planned to head to Australia for a holiday, but I would feel that the level of talent he plays with would be a surprise. He looks like the kind of player who is not as naturally talented as Tommy, but does an exceptional job in a good system, with a good team. This experience seems to leave him a bit confused, as he isn't used to being the main man having to lead a team. He plays best when Tommy is bossing the midfield, and seems to struggle when he is the only one back there at his level.
Its like he gets sick of waiting for people to run proper lines, or block passing lanes, and that frustration leads to him lashing out.
Hence the for the Mariners part. I also hold him to higher standards knowing what he has done and the reputation he came with
style_cafe
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I`ll be there...I love a good manhug!
true believer
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im caring , sharing guy . i have the mev hughes beard .
i think i'd give you a hug to and a mev special tooo ,wombat
just so you don't feel left out .
i think i'd give you a hug to and a mev special tooo ,wombat
just so you don't feel left out .
Capn Gus Bloodbeard
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Everybody should fire up for our game against the underdogs
https://theworldgame.sbs.com.au/article/2018/03/23/arnold-labels-sydney-league-underdogs
What the 54-year-old did offer was an unlikely assessment of a side with a five-point league lead.
"The way I see it is we're the underdogs in this competition," Arnold said.
"We're the underdogs because everyone is trying to stop us from making history.
"Being the underdogs that we are in trying to create history - which no team has done before - it's a great challenge for the players.
"We really have to get the siege mentality, that it is us against the rest of them."
On Saturday 'them' is the Mariners, who languish in ninth but have been a rare source of bother this season, beating Sydney at home 2-0 in November and holding them to a 1-1 draw at Allianz in January.
God, Arnold is a dickhead. He's going to make it so uncomfortable cheering on the socceroos.....
https://theworldgame.sbs.com.au/article/2018/03/23/arnold-labels-sydney-league-underdogs
What the 54-year-old did offer was an unlikely assessment of a side with a five-point league lead.
"The way I see it is we're the underdogs in this competition," Arnold said.
"We're the underdogs because everyone is trying to stop us from making history.
"Being the underdogs that we are in trying to create history - which no team has done before - it's a great challenge for the players.
"We really have to get the siege mentality, that it is us against the rest of them."
On Saturday 'them' is the Mariners, who languish in ninth but have been a rare source of bother this season, beating Sydney at home 2-0 in November and holding them to a 1-1 draw at Allianz in January.
God, Arnold is a dickhead. He's going to make it so uncomfortable cheering on the socceroos.....
bikinigirl
Well-Known Member
. no doubt - but it is a tactic he uses to motivate his players and doesn't care (or takes pride/uses it for further motivation) when he is called out as being a dickhead
ballantyne
Well-Known Member
I read Dexy's used to do this pre-violins and as you can imagine it stomped with a brass section.
In this game I expect the same as last game of the 15/16 season when Newcastle scored in 45 seconds, nailing the spoon to our foreheads forever- a day of shame for all of us. Nevertheless I really wish I could be there and not stuck at work, and I think even a heavy defeat would bring with it no shame, except in the event of another petulant assault by Brama.
My thoughts and prayers are with you all, and I'm in the Bay in spirit. You never know, the lads could pull it off, particularly if Sydney sit back again.
Woollybutt
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Love the early Saturday kick offs. Makes it so much easier to get up and back in one day.
Ask and you shall receive
No McGing
Baro is back
No Striker unless it’s DDS or Hoole.
Stacked midfield
Very interesting
Pirate Pete
Well-Known Member
Weird didn't expect that.
I hope he's got a plan B ready
I hope he's got a plan B ready
He starting with plan C already
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