peterss
Local league player
Walkin In A Glory Wonderland
Posts: 96
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Post by peterss on Jun 29, 2005 21:07:33 GMT 10
I am leaning towards MVFC having the best looking team on Paper at this stage
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Post by melbourne on Jun 29, 2005 22:30:25 GMT 10
Any team is a chance in this league. I agree. But what happened to "Sydney then daylight"  |
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Post by perthblooo on Jun 29, 2005 22:39:09 GMT 10
1. Sydney
2. Newcastle
But the most exciting to watch...The Mariners.
With Gumprecht and Pondeljak in the midfield they will be a very pleasing to the eye.
Don't think they quite have the balance in the team to win the league though.
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Post by omni on Jun 29, 2005 23:00:04 GMT 10
Never said Sydney than daylight, but Sydney have definatley set themself up as the team to beat in this tournament.
Perthblooo, I dunno I thought Queensland were pretty damn exciting, but do you think we're a contendor for the title/finalists.
Never have 8 words bought such unity on such a touchy matter.
In other news - YAY FOR 500 POSTS!
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Post by perthblooo on Jun 30, 2005 0:15:35 GMT 10
Queensland have some exciting players to watch, particularly for me Murdocca (who was very impressive with S Melbourne). But I think the likes of Richter, Baird and co can be shackled by a well organised opposition. Whereas I've never seen an opposition at this level than can do that to either Pondeljak or Gumprect...the most we can hope to do when Perth play them is to mark your strikers out of the game so that their good work comes to nothing. Speaking of Mrdja, I think we can stop him with our current defence, not sure about your other strikers.
I can see the Mariners scrapping it out with Perth and Melbourne for the final two finals places.
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Post by omni on Jun 30, 2005 0:20:50 GMT 10
You'd hope if anyone could stop Mrdja it'd be Perth. You forgot Sully
Shame about Baird's injury.
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Post by melbourne on Jul 1, 2005 13:36:46 GMT 10
The bookies dont normally get it wrong, and the beleive the same as me.
The top 3 hard to split and favorites.
Marines middle of the road, average.
A-League winner
2.25 Sydney
4.50 Melbourne
5.50 Newcastle
7.00 Perth
10.00 Central Coast
11.00 Adelaide
17.00 Queensland
26.00 New Zealand
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Post by brett on Jul 1, 2005 13:45:13 GMT 10
Sydney are streets ahead of the rest, which you disagreed with. Some things you have said were right, some were wrong, but all were extremely biased towards Melbourne, and that is why no one will respect anything you say.
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Post by brett on Jul 1, 2005 13:58:26 GMT 10
On paper Melbourne is the best side in the league: Then you happily post the odds which totally contradict what you said. Sydney are twice as likely to win as Melbourne (according to the odds you posted) I'd consider that as 'daylight' between them and you. |
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striker9
New Recruit
best striker ever!
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Post by striker9 on Jul 1, 2005 14:16:11 GMT 10
guys..u play football on grass not paper........ bet ya mariners will give everyone a run for their money!
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