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Sydney FC in trouble?
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marinermick
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serious14 said:marinermick said:
My rants aren't good enough for you??
I'm a half glass full sort of person
marinermick
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serious14 said:I see.
I'll take up that press conference invite though, get stuck into Kossie.
yeah, i need more ammunition and you may well be the trick
he didn't bite at the mariners press conference when i asked if thought one shot on goal was good enough
bring back branko - he was always good for a gee-up
FFC Mariner
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Kossie, tell us, are you hanging Aloisi out to dry so he becomes a scapegoat for your ineptitude?
Kossie, did you get a woody when Ufuk smashed Heff's leg
Kossie, do you think that butchering one of the best squads in the HAL qualifies you to replace Arnoldout?
You get the drift?
Kossie, did you get a woody when Ufuk smashed Heff's leg
Kossie, do you think that butchering one of the best squads in the HAL qualifies you to replace Arnoldout?
You get the drift?
marinermick
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you might have to wait until next season james as we will not be playing sydney in the finals this season
FFC Mariner
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Well if that happens, a Kossie interview would be even better.
"So Kossie, you have become the 1st SFC coach to miss the finals after rebuilding the squad and paying a great deal of money. Did you have help or was it all your own work?"
G Souness reckoned his Blackburn promotion side was better that Jean Tigana's Fulham that season. Sadly for him, we were champions with nearly 100 points and beat Blackburn away with only 10 men.
Kossie obviously has the same delusional illness
"So Kossie, you have become the 1st SFC coach to miss the finals after rebuilding the squad and paying a great deal of money. Did you have help or was it all your own work?"
G Souness reckoned his Blackburn promotion side was better that Jean Tigana's Fulham that season. Sadly for him, we were champions with nearly 100 points and beat Blackburn away with only 10 men.
Kossie obviously has the same delusional illness
midfielder
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Bearinator said:
I have been to paster's anonymous ... each Friday we meet in a chat room and no one is allowed to copy and paste anything ... can you think of anything more cruel....
So I have decided to join a new society it's the CPA's ... stands for Copy Paste and Amend ... means you can re write what you copy to suit your own desired outcomes. Their meetings are also on Fridays ... which should I attend.... any suggestions
FFC Mariner
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From the sfc board - funniest thread ever. Well done to them
http://sfcu.com.au/index.php?option=com_smf&Itemid=28&topic=11714.0
The Dr Evil one is my fave
http://sfcu.com.au/index.php?option=com_smf&Itemid=28&topic=11714.0
The Dr Evil one is my fave
Arabmariner
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From the Tards forum......
http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x67/ac_bombers/choke.jpg
http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x67/ac_bombers/choke.jpg
TerrigalUtd
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Arabmariner said:From the Tards forum......
http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x67/ac_bombers/choke.jpg
dru
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In another case of the smurfs realising we do things better they have just announced that Sydney FC and Shanghai form partnership
might solve there loliosi problem
Cause obviously they have given up trying to sell the brand in Sydney.
might solve there loliosi problem
Cause obviously they have given up trying to sell the brand in Sydney.
Alicia
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Sydney FC coach John Kosmina could face the sack
By John Taylor
http://www.news.com.au/dailytelegraph/story/0,22049,24872396-5006068,00.html
UNDER-fire John Kosmina has conceded Sydney FC's playoff hopes are history. Now he's waiting to hear whether he's history and becomes the third coach in four years to be sacked by the one-time glamour club.
Sydney FC is the coaching job everyone seeks but it's certainly a hot potato, as Terry Butcher and Branko Culina found out. Now Kosmina could also be out the exit door.
Only Pierre Littbarski produced a championship-winning team, in the inaugural year of the A-League.
It is unknown just how new owners David Traktovenko and Paul Ramsay will react until they actually take control of the club, which could be as early as next month.
Does Kosmina deserve to be sacked for Sydney's performances?
But Kosmina is certainly in the hot seat, with Sydney losing six of their past eight games and out of the finals for the first time. They had a terrific start to the season but it all turned sour from round eight.
"If the new owners feel they need a change (of coach) there is nothing I can do about it," Kosmina said yesterday. "I want to stay on and I think I can do a job."
Kosmina, who still has another year of his contract to run and would have to be paid out, said yesterday that it had been difficult to fix a whole range of things that had gone wrong.
"Injuries, continual changes, losing skipper Tony Popovic, being forced to play national youth league players, the transfer scandal (five players signing with other clubs) all adds up. It just snowballed.
"We've used 31 players in 18 games. I think that tells a story."
Kosmina knows the fans are calling for his head but "I ask them to stick by us".
"We need some real quality and experience like what Melbourne, Adelaide and Queensland have done," he said.
"The two Costa Ricans for Victory (Hernandez and Lopez) are class acts, Brazilians Cassio and Cristiano have stood out for Adelaide and Charlie Miller and Sergio van Dijk have been terrific for Queensland.
"These players have improved the standard of the competition."
While Adelaide beat Sydney 2-0 on Saturday night to assume the A-League lead, Kosmina is not convinced they can claim the title.
"It will be a big test for them against Melbourne on Tuesday night at the Telstra Dome," he said.
Victory and Queensland players strongly criticised the state of the Telstra Dome surface on Friday when the match was almost called off because there was still debris on the pitch from a dance party held at the stadium on New Year's Eve.
Workers at the ground were forced to crawl on their hands and knees removing pieces of plastic from the pitch just hours before kick-off.
By John Taylor
http://www.news.com.au/dailytelegraph/story/0,22049,24872396-5006068,00.html
UNDER-fire John Kosmina has conceded Sydney FC's playoff hopes are history. Now he's waiting to hear whether he's history and becomes the third coach in four years to be sacked by the one-time glamour club.
Sydney FC is the coaching job everyone seeks but it's certainly a hot potato, as Terry Butcher and Branko Culina found out. Now Kosmina could also be out the exit door.
Only Pierre Littbarski produced a championship-winning team, in the inaugural year of the A-League.
It is unknown just how new owners David Traktovenko and Paul Ramsay will react until they actually take control of the club, which could be as early as next month.
Does Kosmina deserve to be sacked for Sydney's performances?
But Kosmina is certainly in the hot seat, with Sydney losing six of their past eight games and out of the finals for the first time. They had a terrific start to the season but it all turned sour from round eight.
"If the new owners feel they need a change (of coach) there is nothing I can do about it," Kosmina said yesterday. "I want to stay on and I think I can do a job."
Kosmina, who still has another year of his contract to run and would have to be paid out, said yesterday that it had been difficult to fix a whole range of things that had gone wrong.
"Injuries, continual changes, losing skipper Tony Popovic, being forced to play national youth league players, the transfer scandal (five players signing with other clubs) all adds up. It just snowballed.
"We've used 31 players in 18 games. I think that tells a story."
Kosmina knows the fans are calling for his head but "I ask them to stick by us".
"We need some real quality and experience like what Melbourne, Adelaide and Queensland have done," he said.
"The two Costa Ricans for Victory (Hernandez and Lopez) are class acts, Brazilians Cassio and Cristiano have stood out for Adelaide and Charlie Miller and Sergio van Dijk have been terrific for Queensland.
"These players have improved the standard of the competition."
While Adelaide beat Sydney 2-0 on Saturday night to assume the A-League lead, Kosmina is not convinced they can claim the title.
"It will be a big test for them against Melbourne on Tuesday night at the Telstra Dome," he said.
Victory and Queensland players strongly criticised the state of the Telstra Dome surface on Friday when the match was almost called off because there was still debris on the pitch from a dance party held at the stadium on New Year's Eve.
Workers at the ground were forced to crawl on their hands and knees removing pieces of plastic from the pitch just hours before kick-off.
marinermick
Well-Known Member
our "pride of nsw" rings more and more true with every new article out about sydney and newcastle
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