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Aaron Mooy


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  • Date Of Birth: 15/09/90
    Nation: Australia
    Birthplace: Blacktown, New South Wales
    Squad Number: 10
    Position: Midfield
    Joined Wanderers: 25/06/12
    Contract Details: Two Year initial contract.
    Contract Finish: 2013/14
    Previous Club: St. Mirren
    Wanderers Debut: 6th October 2012 vs Central Coast Mariners
    A-League Appearances: 49
    A-League Goals: 4
    ACL Appearances: 5
    ACL Goals: 1
    FFA Cup Appearances: 0
    FFA Cup Goals: 0
    Club World Cup Appearances: 0
    Club World Cup Goals: 0
    Total Appearances: 54
    Total Goals: 5
    Yearly Appearances & Goals: 2012/13: 23 (1), 2013/14: 31 (4).
    Team Honours: A-League Premiership Winner (2012/13).
    Highlight: He became the first ever Wanderer to gain a national team call-up, and made his Socceroos debut on the 7th of December 2012 against Guam, scoring a free-kick as well. He followed this days later by scoring again from a free-kick against Taiwan.
    Highlight: Scored his first ever goal for the Wanderers, against Perth Glory in Round 22, Season 2012/13 on 23/02/2013.
    Description: A gifted midfield distributor, Aaron Mooy is a true box to box midfielder, with the ability to play as an alternative to Shinji Ono in the attacking midfield position. Mooy left the club after Season 2013/14 to join Melbourne Heart.
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102megan

Posted

We playing against him next weekend.

 

I can't f*cking stand him. I think the confident has got to him and he acts a bit too cocky now.

 

Cocky??  He's so quiet and shy.  He's definitely got his confidence back when playing, from when he lost it when he was with us - but I'd hardly call him cocky.

btron3000

Posted

 

We playing against him next weekend.

I can't f*cking stand him. I think the confident has got to him and he acts a bit too cocky now.

 

 

Cocky??  He's so quiet and shy.  He's definitely got his confidence back when playing, from when he lost it when he was with us - but I'd hardly call him cocky.

Yeah his character is one reason why the decision to go overseas is so important. It's brutal in Europe and if he's in the wrong environment his shyness could hinder him. The next phase of his career is going to be really interesting.
theguyyouwishyouwere

Posted

Still goes missing when the heat is on...

 

i thought we played fantastic with him on the pitch for most of last night.

Prydzopolis

Posted

 

Still goes missing when the heat is on...

i thought we played fantastic with him on the pitch for most of last night.
Missing? Bit harsh...

 

He really struggled last night because we weren't allowing him the space on the ball to either take players on or make a spectacular pass. In saying that, his set pieces were absolutely insane & caused us plenty of issues.

 

It was the way we played the game & took it to city that prevented there key players making a bigger impact. In the end, 4-3 didn't reflect how we dominated large parts of the game but at the same time showed that with this type of city team they are so dangerous in attack that they were close to getting something out of the game.

West13

Posted

I stand by him going missing when heat was on. Yep can whip a corner. But he doesnt dominate huge matches when his team is squeezed. He doesnt work back much (probably told to sit high anyway) and doesnt assume control of a match.

 

In first 75 minutes yesterday.. as best aussie player in a-league, what inspiration did he give his team?

He is their most important player.. more shpuld be expected in huge games.

ManfredSchaefer

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As I pull the splinters out of my arse from teh fence sitting, I agree with what West13 and Prydz has said. He was closed down and he had some great set pieces. However if he is as good as all his worshipers proclaim, he should be able to shrug off those problems and impose himself on a game.

 

The more I watch of him the more I wonder if his temperament and talent is as mixed as Carney's and Holman's. Both of those guys could make you scratch your head at how good they could be. On the other hand when the head went down it took a major miracle to pull it back up. Mooy needs to find another coach who can resolve the reticence he carries over from his personal life onto the ground, without stifling his creativity. For the interest of the Socceroos we need him to develop further and get better, for the A-League it won't hurt either. 

Prydzopolis

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Manfred, really like the comment that he needs a manager who turns Mooy into a mongrel on the field. Reminds me of Hazard, hasn't got that ego similar to ronaldo, Messi etc that can carry the team on his back in the big occasions.

I stand by him going missing when heat was on. Yep can whip a corner. But he doesnt dominate huge matches when his team is squeezed. He doesnt work back much (probably told to sit high anyway) and doesnt assume control of a match.

In first 75 minutes yesterday.. as best aussie player in a-league, what inspiration did he give his team?

He is their most important player.. more shpuld be expected in huge games.

What exactly are you saying though? Are you saying:

- He goes missing when teams put pressure on him & suffocate his space/room?

- He goes missing when the big teams play (Victory, Brisbane, WSW)?

 

In all honesty, I think it's his preference & the coaches instructions to stay high. He doesn't drop deep to do much defensive work nor does he like to drop too deep to get the ball. This makes it difficult for him to dominate games. I agree with your fact that when pressed he can't effect the game as much & I think this is why he does much better against the teams in the bottom of the table.

 

I disagree he is the most important player, definitely the most influential midfielder but it's how he works with Novillo & Fornaroli is the most important factor. On his day he can be the best Australian player in the aleague but I don't know if he has the personality to take the game by the scruff of the neck & dominate the game.

Guest mickisnot

Posted

his cranky petulant boot of the ball into the stands in injury time when the second one got thrown onto the pitch was a particular highlight of last night.

Right at good old bay 65

Davo

Posted

If getting three assists and setting up two more shots at goal is going missing I wish some of our players went missing more often...

TehSmileyBandit

Posted

The more I watch of him the more I wonder if his temperament and talent is as mixed as Carney's and Holman's.

 

Aaron has more class in his left sock than these two combined.

 

 

If getting three assists and setting up two more shots at goal is going missing I wish some of our players went missing more often...

 

Jeez, you're always the voice of reason Davo. Shows how good the lad is if everyone is talking about how quiet he was in this game. When King Mitch goes missing, even the tumbleweeds take the ball off him (and I LOVE King Mitch, before anyone complains).

JayZko

Posted (edited)

Mooy trades Melb city for Man city wtf?????

Mooys overall 84 tots on Fifa

To give u some idea someone like Jordan Henderson is rated lower then mooy so the world does watch the a league

So congrats finally an Aussie playing for a big 4 woooo

Edited by JayZko
wswanderersfc

Posted

lol well if fifa rates him he must be amazing god knows fifa knows football and is a true indication of a players talent 

Neverbloom

Posted

bye bye you weird alien looking greedy bastard

JayZko

Posted

bye bye you weird alien looking greedy bastard

true that he was one weird mother ****er always standoffish cost us the grand final vs roar btw
StringerBellend

Posted

Mooy trades Melb city for Man city wtf?????

Mooys overall 84 tots on Fifa

To give u some idea someone like Jordan Henderson is rated lower then mooy so the world does watch the a league

So congrats finally an Aussie playing for a big 4 woooo

Jordan Henderson is crap.

 

He should rate high for running around, pointing and complaining as far as passing, shooting and generally playing football he is the most over rated player in the EPL.

GunnerWanderer

Posted

 

Mooy trades Melb city for Man city wtf?????

Mooys overall 84 tots on Fifa

To give u some idea someone like Jordan Henderson is rated lower then mooy so the world does watch the a league

So congrats finally an Aussie playing for a big 4 woooo

Jordan Henderson is crap.

 

He should rate high for running around, pointing and complaining as far as passing, shooting and generally playing football he is the most over rated player in the EPL.

 

yep agreed. only player i would say is shitter is Joe allen. 

 

Brendon Rodgers lmao - knew how to pick a lemon

FCWanderers

Posted

http://www.theboltonnews.co.uk/sport/14589542.Manchester_City_sign_former_Wanderers_youth_product_Mooy/

 

There must be an AFL writer moonlighting at the Bolton News

 

Since then he played for St Mirren in Scotland before returning to his homeland and making a name for himself at Western Sydney Warriors and Melbourne City.

 

 

He has 16 caps for his country and five goals – and was compared to French legend Zinedine Zidane early in his Wanderers career by former youth team coach Peter Farrell.

 

How young does Mooy look?

JackDoff

Posted

Mooy on $4million a year now with Man City

Really?

JayZko

Posted

4 mill in footballs **** all messi and Ronaldo make enough to support a small country greedy bastards

Props to the bug eyed mofo Aaron mooy just show em your no flop that your same caliber as a silva or a Yaya

Zelinsky

Posted

Pep may just like what he sees.

 

Edit: I thought Lloydy was joking. He wasn't. Oops.

MartinTyler

Posted

 

That's a lot of money to go on loan to Bolton.....

Close. Huddersfield. Lol.

 

Interesting move. He should get plenty of game time in an unpredictable outfit. Only downside is that their pitch tends to get wrecked by the Rugby League team.



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