:lol: Still reeling you in after all these years...
Wanderers' goalie was superb toward the end there. Well played WSW/RBB.
f**k off Bart.
:lol: Still reeling you in after all these years...
Wanderers' goalie was superb toward the end there. Well played WSW/RBB.
f**k off Bart.
:lol: Still reeling you in after all these years...
http://www.theguardi...-in-round-three
A night to remember in Parramatta
Fox Sports commentator Simon Hill put it best when he referred to Saturday night as the biggest night for club football in Australia. Over 40,000 fans at the Melbourne derby at Etihad Stadium, and a capacity crowd at Parramatta Stadium for the biggest game in Western Sydney Wanderers history. Once again, the two biggest cities drove the interest in Australian soccer. With the Asian Cup just 74 days away, the Wanderers run to the Asian Champions League final couldn’t come at a better time. No doubt the Local Organising Committee, who have been working tirelessly to promote the Asian Cup, will be pleased that the Wanderers have done so well in one of their most important target markets.
After a few early scares, the Wanderers did exactly as they set out to achieve - to score a goal at home and to keep a clean sheet. It was Antony Golec and Tomi Juric - two ex-Sydney United boys - who combined for the only goal of the match, but it was goalkeeper Ante Covic who was the hero of the night. The fact the entire team went over to congratulate him immediately after the final whistle shows how important that clean sheet is. Incredibly, the Wanderers are just 90 minutes away from winning the biggest prize in Asia.
Suity,
Are they letting Lederer into Saudi land for the 2nd leg?
Hey look a story about the Western Sydney Dalmatians. I thought we got rid of ethnic based teams.
Dunno Baz. Was talk about some sort of diplomatic exemption.
Would be a good thing, on many counts, if they could arrange it.
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The Wanderers were hoping for a contingent of around 200 of their supporters to spur them on against Al-Hilal at King Fahd Stadium in Riyadh on Sunday morning (AEDT).
However, a club spokesperson said a strict and complex process for obtaining Saudi Arabia visas, along with the travel cost, had reduced the touring party leaving from Sydney to 13 men and one woman.
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Yes and no. Just papering over the cracks. But that's their culture. We ain't gonna change that.
Suity
Yes, but it's an aspect of their 'culture' that should be exposed to public view. WTF would have happened if the three key players for the Wanderers were Jewish (unlikely I know)?
Why should it be exposed? It's "their" culture. We may not agree with it and we may very well find it historically primitive.
But, we are visitors to their country and should obey their laws.