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When the alternative is beating the Solomon Islands 20-0 and then not making the World Cup, i'll happily settle for frustrating games in the middle east
I honestly can't remember the last high quality Socceroos international I have seen in that region though. Bad Pitches and questionable refereeing at times. Qatar 2022 is going to be a shambles
Whenever a penalty is awarded and tne guy who has just won it runs over and does a celebration it should be instantly strippedWhat a ****en joke, first penalty was blatantly a dive.
We simply don't travel well as team, these sort of performances are not uncommon. Also why is Mooy in the team? He's honestly given up the ball so many times, I don't rate him in the slightest.
Honestly most of the Arab nations are dirty in the way they play, you wouldn't see this sort of time wasting from the Aussies and the East Asian nations. They dive, complain about every call and have a go at each other for messing up constantly. I noticed it last qualifying campaign and all throughout the Asian Cup.
If Mooy isn't as good as Rogic and Luongo then he's not far off. He's comfortably the best passer in the Australian squad, he just occasionally tries to play difficult passes when he should be playing a little simpler because he is that good.We need strikers, we started with Leckie up front (should be on the wing). We can't keep on relying on Cahil to kick our goals. Guys like Juric and Troisi should be starting up front. What's happened to Taggart as well?
Mooy, Wright and Ehlirich are also not national team standard.
No one told me Barca were playing in the Asian Qualifying games:
If this is what Thailand can bring, then I can't wait for some quality Thai players to come Leicester way (We've got an academy of them, currently at the U17 level).
So far, Bhutan, Cambodia, Yemen, and of course India are all eliminated from the World Cup. To show how much the national team means to the Indian Football Board, there was an ISL game at the same time India lost 3-0 to Oman. The contrast between the domestic and international game out there is so skewed one wonders if the future of Indian Football has anything to do with Indians at all.
Hey NUFC Tiger , The Azkuls are still 3rd, 2 points behind Uzbekistan, but it was a disappointing result against Bahrain after a draw with North Kora (I know Bahrain is usually one of the better sides, but still. Mind you, you guys did get a tough group.)
Yeah they had a disappointing 2-0 loss to Bahrain which puts a big dent in their chances but still got a few games to try and get through.
Before that about a week ago they played in North Korea (first time a Filipino team has played in the country) and managed to hold on for a draw - first time North Korea hasn't won at home I think? If not, still looking a chance to make the Asian Cup qualifiers which would be massive.
Either way, a lot of media in the Philippines are lauding it as one the biggest results for the Azkals in their history.
Believe it or not, there were also 7 dedicated (maybe mad is a better word) fans who followed the team and watched the match in Pyongyang - they may have been slightly outnumbered by the 50,000+ home crowd.