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Arquebus posted:Ahhh Kruse out for another twelve months with a bad achilles injury, the ABC commentators just said - poor fucker can't catch a break, but at least he has this to celebrate Looks like he's just spent the last 40 minutes in tears, poor bloke
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webmeister posted:Boos for Blatter, let's go Gathering of arseholes might be my new favourite term, up there with a triggering of white girls
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LordPants posted:I don't get it. Korea last won in like the dark ages or whatever. I did an afl-ism
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South Korean keeper got screwed not to win best goalie. Tonight was the first time anyone got goals past him in the tournament!
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MysticalMachineGun posted:Wow, Kruse looks really experienced with those crutches, eh? Haha yeah
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MysticalMachineGun posted:Wow, Kruse looks really experienced with those crutches, eh? I thought the same thing and felt bad lol
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Shrapnig posted:Nice job keeping Asia down Australia. Down under my vinegary balls
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Adnar posted:Australia win and Kruse doing his achilles, can life be any better than this?? idgi
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Shmoses posted:can you die from a hangover Not officially. Many years ago a friend I knew died of a brain aneurysm whilst suffering a fairly bad hangover. Most likely coincidence, but there was always argument that the drinking exacerbated it.
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Lunongo, Cahill and Davidson only 3 in final not to have played in A-League.
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MiniSune posted:Not officially. 
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Shmoses posted:good god man dont do this to me It's only one out of a sample of thousands. Wouldn't bet on a nag at even a tenth of those odds.
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Greatest time I've had for my 30th birthday this weekend - the wife bought us a trip to the Whitsundays, the tigers win some football, Liverpool won a game, the Australian team won the cup and the LNP got turfed out on their arse. So happy right now that it's hard to believe I'm not dreaming.
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Byolante posted:So is it safe to say that Tony Popovic was a fraud propped up by being allowed to ignore the rules? I wouldn't be that harsh. He was able to assemble a squad with some reasonable players and a drat fine marquee (that most other teams have not matched before or since). Retaining a successful squad in this league is hard given the other clubs also looking for good & proven players and the threat of overseas dollars. Look at all the major championship sides - they are usually gutted within a few years from players doing what players do best - following the money. The trick is to rebuild successfully and he has not done so as yet (Time may indeed tell).
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MiniSune posted:I wouldn't be that harsh. Its a lot easier to create a squad with a good marquee and amazing depth when you are being bankrolled by the organisers and are allowed more visa players than anyone else. Now those benefits are gone and he is having to run a club like everyone else he is unable to win a single game.
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Byolante posted:So is it safe to say that Tony Popovic was a fraud propped up by being allowed to ignore the rules? I think so. He did well but no more than expected given that he was able to ignore the financial and national constraints on the rest of the league, it's the closest thing possible to buying the league. That said, it normally takes a while for a team to buy their way to success so managing to hit the ground running was his biggest achievement imo.
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