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Milligan
Posted: Tue Jul 17, 2007 9:10 am
by cheesecake shop 2
This guy is a star and Australia's best player last night and if he gets dropped for the superstars to come back, that will be a joke. He would have to be in the top 3 players in the A League, can play as a defender or defensive midfielder and he is still only young. Plenty of potential would have to be his last year in the A-League.
Posted: Tue Jul 17, 2007 9:13 am
by Judge Judy
don't think he's that good in the a-league, but didn't put a foot wrong last night, MOTM by a long way, it was a farce giving it to viduka
Posted: Tue Jul 17, 2007 9:24 am
by Jono82
._. wrote:don't think he's that good in the a-league, but didn't put a foot wrong last night, MOTM by a long way, it was a farce giving it to viduka
Simon Hill and I agree!
How can you give it to the striker for doing what he's supposed to do... when the defence stands firm all night (doing it's job also - and in my opinion much better).
Posted: Tue Jul 17, 2007 9:28 am
by cheesecake shop 2
Most games i have seen him play hasnt put a foot wrong. Viduka got MOM voted by who Kossie and Arnold??? It was probably Viduka's best game for Socceroos but not bloody MOM.
Posted: Tue Jul 17, 2007 9:32 am
by Judge Judy
i thought he was pants apart from the 2 goals and he switched it to the left once.
Posted: Tue Jul 17, 2007 9:41 am
by cheesecake shop 2
Still his Viduka's best game for Australia even if he only did that.
Posted: Tue Jul 17, 2007 10:10 am
by BAGGIO 15
The guy had a great game.
Will Neil get a recall?
Posted: Tue Jul 17, 2007 10:35 am
by manU4life
milligan,beauchamp and carney all impressed me last night. thought bresciano had a stella game also. wouldnt mind thailand RB playin in the a league....thought it was hilarious when kewell let him get in behind him and culina cut sick at him and rightly so!
Posted: Tue Jul 17, 2007 10:37 am
by BAGGIO 15
manU4life wrote:milligan,beauchamp and carney all impressed me last night. thought bresciano had a stella game also. wouldnt mind thailand RB playin in the a league....thought it was hilarious when kewell let him get in behind him and culina cut sick at him and rightly so!
Finaly some real passion.
Milligan
Posted: Tue Jul 17, 2007 10:39 am
by ozzie owl
Man of the match for me.
Posted: Tue Jul 17, 2007 10:54 am
by Judge Judy
am i the only one who though bresh was farken ordinary? far far too often he was too slow to give the ball, or he lost the ball because of a rotten first touch.
Posted: Tue Jul 17, 2007 11:02 am
by Brown paper bag crew
hey ._. hows things fella? I thought bresh was fricken class in the first half, he was running a mock, he seemed to be everywhere. Died out of the game in the second half, but im not surprised, especially as he was stuck covering alot of Grella's fk ups!
Milligan def MOM though, great game. Hopefuly it just wasnt a once off performance. I still dont get Viduka. I thought Aloisi (who also had a bad game) played his role better than Viduka himself. How is someone who is always talked up as being great in holding the ball up, not staring against players half his size?
Posted: Tue Jul 17, 2007 11:16 am
by 10
im with xabi, Bresciano has been so ordinary lately it isn't even funny - first touch of a brick wall. a few times he showed what he can do, but he has been well down on what a player of his calibre is capable of, kept giving the ball away too cheaply.
Posted: Tue Jul 17, 2007 11:31 am
by Judge Judy
Brown paper bag crew wrote:hey ._. hows things fella? I thought bresh was fricken class in the first half, he was running a mock, he seemed to be everywhere. Died out of the game in the second half, but im not surprised, especially as he was stuck covering alot of Grella's fk ups!
Milligan def MOM though, great game. Hopefuly it just wasnt a once off performance. I still dont get Viduka. I thought Aloisi (who also had a bad game) played his role better than Viduka himself. How is someone who is always talked up as being great in holding the ball up, not staring against players half his size?
howdy chief, long time ey? haven't seen you on here either, what's the go?
i don't know, i honestly can't remember bresh doing anything of note throughout the whole game, but i've been known to only remember bits n pieces of games (n i wasn't even pished). no kidding about grella, he was absent for most of the game, culina was doing the work of two men in the middle while grella just trotted about the park.
i can't believe how slow we are on the ball, how often was there a chance to get it wide to carney or wilkshire who had acres in front of them, but by the time we got it out to them, they were just about closed down! after watching alonso spray the ball on command with first and second touches vs crewe to absolute perfection, it made for tough viewing seeing grella and bresh on the footie!
Posted: Tue Jul 17, 2007 11:57 am
by Brown paper bag crew
Sure has been a long time mate. My ventures out in the real world are at a premium these days, addition to the family on the way has put an end to all fun! and thanks to work net checks I dont get on here too much ethier, not to mention there is waaaay too many absolute twats who frequent this place, my own mates fill up enough of that quota!
Seems many people have different views on how people played. I just recall Bresh running at players a few times in the first half, he semed to get himself alot of space. something noone else was able to manage in the first 2 games. We seem slow on the ball because our first intention always seems to be to look down the middle to Viduka.
I hear you had some good times O/S eh! nice 1. Pity about missing out on ya tix, but i bet in comparison to the whole trip you have forgotten about that already. Let me guess, plans already underway to head back? Cant beat a bit of saw dust, plastic bag tied to the belt buckle and 3 warm cans of bear for a good time
Posted: Tue Jul 17, 2007 1:08 pm
by Reggina10Cozza
last night we saw a lot more of what Bresc is capable of, how can you say his first touch was ordinary, on numorous occasions his first touch killed the man on him and got him away... pay closer attention if you think his first touch wasnt there..... in the first half he was brilliant.... finally playing behind the strikers and we looked so well structured.... bresciano with every opportunity was creating space and pushing the ball out to the wings, and whenever he didnt its coz the opposition couldnt handle him and fouled him. In the second half we were under the pump and Bresciano was covering at times deep in our defensive half and that is no blemish on his game... just at that period of the match Australia were up against it, still we had all the signs that w could be deadly on the counter as the asians have done so well against us.... we are a different team with bresciano behind the front two.
Posted: Tue Jul 17, 2007 1:10 pm
by Harryolympos
If Milligan hadnt put in top performances in the A league he wouldnt be there , played awesome in the asian cup aswell . He is easily in the top 3 a league defenders & shhiits on kisnorbo , so he definately deserves that starting spot
Posted: Tue Jul 17, 2007 1:22 pm
by manU4life
Harryolympos wrote:If Milligan hadnt put in top performances in the A league he wouldnt be there , played awesome in the asian cup aswell . He is easily in the top 3 a league defenders & shhiits on kisnorbo , so he definately deserves that starting spot
you watch plenty of leciester city games do you??
milligan played awesome but you can't compare eggs with apples. xabi, agree to disagree....breshas played awesome
Posted: Tue Jul 17, 2007 1:35 pm
by cheesecake shop 2
Harryolympos Posted: Tue Jul 17, 2007 1:10 pm Post subject:
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If Milligan hadnt put in top performances in the A league he wouldnt be there , played awesome in the asian cup aswell . He is easily in the top 3 a league defenders & shhiits on kisnorbo , so he definately deserves that starting spot
Also played heaps well for the Olyroos
Posted: Tue Jul 17, 2007 6:13 pm
by Redstar75
Am i imagining things? Is it just me that thinks Vince Grella has been useless in the past two games?
His first touch has been abysmal, he has been slow on the ball and time and time again has been caught out and lost the ball which many times has seen us caught on a counter attack because of it.
It has to be mentioned that he also has to take some of the blame here for Australia's poor performances so far.
I still havent made up my mind about him. I personally think he's overrated.
Grella
Posted: Tue Jul 17, 2007 6:55 pm
by ozzie owl
Vinnie has struggled maybe two defensive midfielders is one too many.
Posted: Tue Jul 17, 2007 11:49 pm
by pino
._. wrote:am i the only one who though bresh was farken ordinary? far far too often he was too slow to give the ball, or he lost the ball because of a rotten first touch.
Xabi I agree totally. I thought he was very average last night. His first touch wasn't great and there were numerous times where he didn't mark a player coming through or track any runs. I know he is an exceptional player...but I haven't really seen it yet this tournament.
Posted: Mon Jul 23, 2007 11:43 am
by manU4life
must say ive been ultra impressed with him and to a lesser extent carney...if beauchamp and heffernan can move abroad then surely these two can but the a-league has to do their best to retain players or the league will suffer
Posted: Mon Jul 23, 2007 12:16 pm
by Judge Judy
Brown paper bag crew wrote:I hear you had some good times O/S eh! nice 1. Pity about missing out on ya tix, but i bet in comparison to the whole trip you have forgotten about that already. Let me guess, plans already underway to head back? Cant beat a bit of saw dust, plastic bag tied to the belt buckle and 3 warm cans of bear for a good time
bahaha yes yes and fark yes. contiki tour is in the pipeline

Posted: Mon Jul 23, 2007 2:32 pm
by olympiakos
manU4life wrote:must say ive been ultra impressed with him and to a lesser extent carney...if beauchamp and heffernan can move abroad then surely these two can but the a-league has to do their best to retain players or the league will suffer
he is abroad, nuremeberg
Posted: Mon Jul 23, 2007 3:05 pm
by manU4life
olympiakos wrote:manU4life wrote:must say ive been ultra impressed with him and to a lesser extent carney...if beauchamp and heffernan can move abroad then surely these two can but the a-league has to do their best to retain players or the league will suffer
he is abroad, nuremeberg
yeh, think you need to read what i said properly
