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Western Sydney Wanderers vs Melbourne City 30/3/2019 7:50PM


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  • Opponent: Melbourne City
    Home Team: Western Sydney Wanderers
    Away Team: Melbourne City
    Sydney Kick-Off Time: 7:50PM EDT
    Round: 23
    Competition: A-League Regular Season
    Location: Sydney Olympic Park, Sydney
    Stadium: Sydney Olympic Stadium
    Result: West Sydney Win
    Western Sydney Score: 3
    Opponent Score: 0
    Time Of Result: 90 Minutes
    Western Sydney Starting Lineup: Vedran Janjetovic, Raul Llorente, Giancarlo Gallifuoco, Brendan Hamill, Tarek Elrich, Rashid Mahazi, Roly Bonevacia, Bruce Kamau, Oriol Riera, Mitch Duke, Kwame Yeboah
    Western Sydney Substitutions: Abraham Majok (Roly Bonevacia 46), Keanu Baccus (Giancarlo Gallifuoco 66), Alexander Baumjohann (Mitch Duke 75)
    Western Sydney Unused Substitues: Nick Suman, Tass Mourdoukoutas
    Western Sydney Goals: Oriol Riera (35, 84), Mitch Duke (53)
    Western Sydney Cards: Oriol Riera (Yellow 45), Raul Llorente (Yellow 79), Rashid Mahazi (Yellow 80)
    Western Sydney Manager: Markus Babbel
    Opponent Starting Lineup: Eugene Galekovic, Ritchie De Laet, Harrison Delbridge, Bart Schenkeveld, Curtis Good, Rostyn Griffiths, Luke Brattan, Kearyn Baccus, Florin Berenguer, Shayon Harrison, Iacopo La Rocca
    Opponent Substitutions: Lachie Wales (Iacopo La Rocca 60), Riley McGree (Floring Berenguer 61), Connor Metcalf (Rostyn Griffiths 75)
    Opponent Unused Substitues: Mark Birighitti, Ramy Najjarine
    Opponent Cards: Rostyn Griffiths (Yellow 40), Luke Brattan (Yellow 42), Shayon Harrison (Yellow 80), Curtis Good (Yellow 90)
    Opponent Manager: Warren Joyce
    Attendance: 7078
    Referee: Daniel Elder
    Post Match Thread:

    City Crunched 3-0

Western Sydney Wanderers vs Melbourne City 30/3/2019 7:50PM

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Paul01

Posted

Follows a day after an NRL match on the 29th March

mack

Posted

I now realize this game is not this weekend. However, I might have some internet trouble on Saturday anyway so just in case it goes really badly at least this thread is up.

LeeMarvin

Posted

 I reckon a lot of forumites - even the diehards, might have given up caring about this season now.  Can anyone think of some reasons to be enthusiastic about this match?

Erebus

Posted

We have 10 days to discuss how little we care, how little half the team cares, how tired the Olyroos will be, and how we'll throw away the match because no one cares.

StringerBellend

Posted (edited)

20 hours ago, LeeMarvin said:

 I reckon a lot of forumites - even the diehards, might have given up caring about this season now.  Can anyone think of some reasons to be enthusiastic about this match?

1 It’s football, the off season goes on for ages, might as well enjoy what’s left

2 pre game beer and pizza in lidcombe 

3 it’s better than being dragged around Ikea or Bunnings

4 that’s all I’ve got 

Edited by StringerBellend
Hughesy

Posted

I feel like this seasons schedule of home games has been very erratic compared to previous seasons. It's been either feast or famine. Surely this isn't helping promote regular attendance from casuals on the fence or members struggling to maintain their motivation to keep coming back?

WSWJACK

Posted

39 minutes ago, hughsey said:

I feel like this seasons schedule of home games has been very erratic compared to previous seasons. It's been either feast or famine. Surely this isn't helping promote regular attendance from casuals on the fence or members struggling to maintain their motivation to keep coming back?

That's a fair point, remember growing up you could chisel it in stone, home this week away next week, rinse and repeat.

hawks2767

Posted

22 hours ago, LeeMarvin said:

 I reckon a lot of forumites - even the diehards, might have given up caring about this season now.  Can anyone think of some reasons to be enthusiastic about this match?

They lost to Mariners.

They beat East Sydney

Their form is so up and down that you'd get an aneurysm trying to pick a winner.

For the first time in a long time I actually think we'll win this.... brb brain bleeding.

LeeMarvin

Posted

2 minutes ago, hawks2767 said:

They lost to Mariners.

They beat East Sydney

Their form is so up and down that you'd get an aneurysm trying to pick a winner.

For the first time in a long time I actually think we'll win this.... brb brain bleeding.

But we have Vedran!

Taurus

Posted

We should have more football free international windows. 

dcrow

Posted

3 hours ago, Taurus said:

We should have more football free international windows. 

And start the season in late August.

Hughesy

Posted

Perhaps pausing for international breaks wasn’t the great idea we all thought it would be? 

The fact the Socceroos aren’t even playing a game this week seems almost pointless to even honour the break.

Upthehill

Posted

On 22/03/2019 at 12:48 PM, Taurus said:

We should have more football free international windows. 

I’m fine with them. As long as we didn’t have youth and senior internationals being played the weekend before the break. Can you imagine how stupid that would be? Glad our FA hasn’t let that happen

DamnedUnited

Posted

I care so much for this game I'll spend the weekend in Melbourne after watching Richmond v C#@× Thursday night. Having said that I just got 8 tix for Newcastle away given that it and Mariners away are the only Active games left.

Erebus

Posted

On 24/03/2019 at 12:39 AM, hughsey said:

Perhaps pausing for international breaks wasn’t the great idea we all thought it would be? 

The fact the Socceroos aren’t even playing a game this week seems almost pointless to even honour the break.

Its because the FFA are tight arses and Arnie has both the Olyroo and Socceroo jobs. Olyroo qualification tournament is over the international weekend so that was fine. But no coach to do anything with the Socceroos was silly from the FFA. We're gonna struggle to qualify for the WC as it is.

Davo

Posted (edited)

When the biggest problem most national team coaches face is a lack of time with their squad, having your first team coach unavailable because they're with the youth team is moronic.

But if that's the way the FFA want to play it then why not have a senior team camp in Cambodia at the same time? The youth team can train with the senior team and get experience with a senior camp, plus the first team players get to spend time with the young guys and give them advice. They could even organise a friendly between the Socceroos the Cambodian first team while they're there to get a game.

It's like they're not even trying to come up with solutions.

Edit: this should probably be in the national team thread but it's come up here and we have another week before the City game, so yeah...

Edited by Davo
Upthehill

Posted

3 hours ago, Erebus said:

Its because the FFA are tight arses and Arnie has both the Olyroo and Socceroo jobs. Olyroo qualification tournament is over the international weekend so that was fine. But no coach to do anything with the Socceroos was silly from the FFA. We're gonna struggle to qualify for the WC as it is.

Spot on, completely ridiculous move.

I’ve kind of resigned to the fact I’ll be supporting Germany at the next World Cup (not that they are a sure thing any more based on current form).

WSWJACK

Posted

Weather forecast 70% chance of thunderstorm atm, of course it is.

Just want to see this past month of improvement not going to waste after the break, hope the impetus kicks on not fades away, going for a WSW 2v MC 1

Upthehill

Posted

55 minutes ago, WSWJACK said:

Weather forecast 70% chance of thunderstorm atm, of course it is.

Just want to see this past month of improvement not going to waste after the break, hope the impetus kicks on not fades away, going for a WSW 2v MC 1

My hope is it’s given Yeboah and Bridge a bit more recovery time and we haven’t picked up any new injuries in training.

Finals are now almost entirely out of the question, even winning every single game. But winning whatever we can before next season will be great for morale. 

sonar

Posted

Just now, StringerBellend said:

I just want to see The King score

It would be a perfect sendoff if he scored our last goal of the season...........he scored our first in the HAL.

ManfredSchaefer

Posted

Don't know what to think about this game. How can anyone expect a top notch effort from our lads considering how poor we were last time, plus the international break and whatever the story is with our Olyroo trio. On the other hand, as said before, Melchester are up & down like a whore's drawers. Throw in what will be another insipid experience at ANZ and the possibility of crap weather and it could be another 'Meh Fest'

Oh well, guess one can fire up for Royal Oak $4.90 schooners & pizza.

Sithslayer1991

Posted

we gonna win because City won last week against Sydeny FC. They due a loss or draw against us

Upthehill

Posted

3 hours ago, ManfredSchaefer said:

Don't know what to think about this game. How can anyone expect a top notch effort from our lads considering how poor we were last time, plus the international break and whatever the story is with our Olyroo trio. On the other hand, as said before, Melchester are up & down like a whore's drawers. Throw in what will be another insipid experience at ANZ and the possibility of crap weather and it could be another 'Meh Fest'

Oh well, guess one can fire up for Royal Oak $4.90 schooners & pizza.

We expect it because we’ve seen this squad fire now a few times. I expect it because these players simply have to give a good account of themselves if they want support when returning to parramatta.

Wearing the red and black and playing at Parra is something these men should cherish. I want to see that they’ve got the heart and desire to do it, not just ‘Vedran’ it. This should feel like more than a paycheque to them

Paul01

Posted

Selections

Ins: 13.Tass MOURDOUKOUTAS (returns from international duty), 16.Jaushua SOTIRIO (returns from injury), 17.Keanu BACCUS (returns from international duty), 19.Mark BRIDGE (returns from injury), 49.Abraham MAJOK (returns from international duty)

Outs: 24.Raul LLORENTE (not selected), 42.Andrea AGAMEMNONOS (not selected), 43.Daniel WILMERING (not selected) Unavailable: Nil?

Ins: 1.Mark BIRIGHITTI (returns from illness), 8.Riley MCGREE (returns from international duty), 10.Dario VIDOSIC (promoted), 13.Nathaniel ATKINSON (returns from international duty), 19.Lachlan WALES (returns from international duty), 27.Florin BERENGUER-BOHRER (promoted)

Outs: 3.Scott JAMIESON (toe), 58.Yaya DUKULY (omitted), 21.Ramy NAJJARINE (omitted), 43.James DELIANOV (omitted) Unavailable: 30.Moudi NAJJAR (ankle)

Referee: Daniel Elder

Assistant Referee 1: Owen Goldrick

Assistant Referee 2: Greg Taylor

Fourth Official: Adrian Arndt

VAR: Craig Zetter




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