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Your Typical NSL Crowd
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Originally posted by KiNgCliVe26
Stam throws his line into pond at 3.46.
KingClive swallows the bait at 3.51
Now that's what I call fishing Stam.
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I went to a NSL game once at the Melbourne Knights with my two kids.
The rest of the crowd loved us - we were the first non-Croations to go to Sunshine to see a game of soccer - not supporting anyone in particular, just for fun.
They lost 4-0.
The rest of the crowd loved us - we were the first non-Croations to go to Sunshine to see a game of soccer - not supporting anyone in particular, just for fun.
They lost 4-0.
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Typical eastern states NSL crowd. We're hoping for a 10,000+ crowd at Hindmarsh Friday night to see Adelaide United take on the top of the table Brisbane Strikers.
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Looks like a Birmingham City home crowd from a few years back
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Originally posted by robbieando
Looks like a Birmingham City home crowd from a few years back
I thought it was more like a Vile home crowd at Witton Sheds when you lot were in the old third, but there appears to be more people at the NSL.
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Yes well, that photo would have been taken FROM the one place in brookie that contained any of the crowd 
I really didn't mind Brookvale Oval as a venue, apart from Manly being a real arse to get to for me.
I really didn't mind Brookvale Oval as a venue, apart from Manly being a real arse to get to for me.
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Looks like the crowd at Turkey' next home game.
10,000 people at Hindmarsh will be fantastic. A great spot to watch soccer.
10,000 people at Hindmarsh will be fantastic. A great spot to watch soccer.
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We got that plus about 5,000 more.
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Originally posted by Nandrolone Stam
Hey tosser, that was from my friend's Northern Spirit supporter pic site and was taken 30 minutes before kick off.
We actually got 3300 to the match where this pic was taken.
The only people who have the right to criticise Australian soccer are those who make an effort to actually attend mates.
The sport in Australia is what you make it, you know!
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Here is another NSL pic
How many of you "soccer lovers" will be at Pit****er tomorrow to support Spirit against Glory?
Check this pick for size kids.
The NSL is indicative of bad management. But it doesn't mean I'm going to disert the game. I love it (inspite of itself in this country, it must be said.)
How many of you "soccer lovers" will be at Pit****er tomorrow to support Spirit against Glory?
Check this pick for size kids.
The NSL is indicative of bad management. But it doesn't mean I'm going to disert the game. I love it (inspite of itself in this country, it must be said.)
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Wrong. The picture is titled:
The Spirit clear the ball out of trouble.
Have a kleenex or three to wipe the egg off your face.
I have been to an NSL 'mate' (i assume thats NSL-speak for matches), so I have the right to heap ridicule as I see fit.'
As a paying consumer I have a right to demand value for money. I also demand more than 2 passes being strung together. I won't get either at an NSL game - but enjoy your shanty-town class league.
Originally posted by JF_Bay_22_SCG
Hey tosser, that was from my friend's Northern Spirit supporter pic site and was taken 30 minutes before kick off.
We actually got 3300 to the match where this pic was taken.
The only people who have the right to criticise Australian soccer are those who make an effort to actually attend mates.
The sport in Australia is what you make it, you know!
a mad JF
Wrong. The picture is titled:
The Spirit clear the ball out of trouble.
Have a kleenex or three to wipe the egg off your face.
I have been to an NSL 'mate' (i assume thats NSL-speak for matches), so I have the right to heap ridicule as I see fit.'
As a paying consumer I have a right to demand value for money. I also demand more than 2 passes being strung together. I won't get either at an NSL game - but enjoy your shanty-town class league.
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Just to add insult to injury, heres a second picture taken later in the game
Maybe this one was 30 mins before kick off too
Maybe this one was 30 mins before kick off too
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Well if I see more of what I saw at the Adelaide United v Brisbane game, I wont be knocking the NSL anymore!
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Re: Re: Re: Your Typical NSL Crowd
Don't be bloody dumb. You see that at my level of soccer never mind the NSL.
There is more to life than watching soccer on Fox Sports you know.
Soccer will never be where we want it to be in this country unless it is supported.
Thankfully it appears that the ASA is finally taking soccer where it deserves to go.
Once we get a decenet structure and get the crowds coming back tehn you will get more money and then you can keep the good players at home for longer and get them back sooner. Then the standard increases.
As far as the standard goes, I think some of Lozanovski's crosses on Friday night were international standard.
Don't be bloody dumb. You see that at my level of soccer never mind the NSL.
There is more to life than watching soccer on Fox Sports you know.
Soccer will never be where we want it to be in this country unless it is supported.
Thankfully it appears that the ASA is finally taking soccer where it deserves to go.
Once we get a decenet structure and get the crowds coming back tehn you will get more money and then you can keep the good players at home for longer and get them back sooner. Then the standard increases.
As far as the standard goes, I think some of Lozanovski's crosses on Friday night were international standard.
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You've really got your head in the sand if you think ONE team is going to make all the difference. Every single new inclusion has had a honeymoon period, you watch them all drop off when the going gets tough.
How many chances do you want to give administrators in this country to get it right?
You think players will stay? What incentive is there? Clearly you are either a) deluded, b) swept up in Adelaide United hysteria or c) both.
You've really got your head in the sand if you think ONE team is going to make all the difference. Every single new inclusion has had a honeymoon period, you watch them all drop off when the going gets tough.
How many chances do you want to give administrators in this country to get it right?
You think players will stay? What incentive is there? Clearly you are either a) deluded, b) swept up in Adelaide United hysteria or c) both.
Or Adelaide by the sounds of things.
