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Post by anothermp on Apr 22, 2012 13:18:43 GMT 10
Maybe SUS could care to explain? Oh wait..
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Post by paoktzi on Apr 22, 2012 13:30:10 GMT 10
Cause of robert sestan? Zeljko kalac and mark bosnich?
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Post by paoktzi on Apr 22, 2012 17:53:45 GMT 10
FNSW - Match Report
Sydney Olympic win thanks to an Awad screamer
22.04.12 00:18
Action shown from the Marconi Stallions v Sydney Olympic match (Photos by Rhonell Dela Rosa)
Marconi Stallions faced their old rivals Sydney Olympic on the magnificent green top of Marconi Stadium and went down thanks to a cracker of a goal from Sam Awad with only his first touch of the game.
“Sammy has always been a decent player and he’s probably been floating around a while,” said his coach Peter Tsekenis.
“He became available at the beginning of this season and I thought it was a good opportunity because he’s fairly versatile.
“He got a late run tonight and there was the opportunity for the shot. You just hope that he can pull one out for you and he did because I know he’s capable”
Tsekenis’s opposite, Marconi’s Luke Casserly, was also impressed with the goal and philosophical about how it changed the game in the end.
“What do you do when someone scores a goal like that?” he asked almost rhetorically. “It was a belter from a long way out and sometimes it goes against you.”
Early in the game David Gullo fired just wide of the post after receiving a delightful cross from Will Angel. It was a close call for the visitors but one which Marconi survived.
In the 20’ minute a long, through diagonal ball cut the Marconi Stallions defence apart and somehow it fell nicely to Angel on the other side of the park, but unfortunately for Olympic he rushed his shot at the out coming James Chronopoulos and the ball finished just over the crossbar.
Marconi’s reply came shortly afterwards. From a corner kick, which was half-heartedly cleared away by Sydney Olympic, Daniel Severino blasted a powerful shot straight into the arms of Paul Henderson.
Marconi’s best chance of the opening half fell to the evergreen Nahuel Arrarte who drove the ball forcefully towards the bottom left hand corner of the net only to be met by the statue-like figure of Peter Triantis who managed to cleverly block the shot almost standing on his own goal line.
In the second-half the early chance fell to Marconi when Jamie McMaster lobbed the ball towards goal only to see it take a slight deflection and finish over the crossbar.
Chris Triantis then almost struck back at the other end for Sydney Olympic but his thunderbolt finish ended up just wide of the net.
The game meandered gently along until the 81’ minute when Nathan Elasi came close for Marconi but it wasn’t to be their night.
In the 88’ minute the only goal of the game arrived and it was the sealer for the visitors. Sam Awad fired in a bolt from the blue that ended up straight into the back of the net. He had just entered the field of play when a loose ball from well outside the area ended up in his pathway and he blasted home.
Peter Tsekenis, the winning coach of Sydney Olympic, certainly enjoyed celebrating the win with his team afterwards.
“That’s what it’s about, winning and losing, and enjoying the moment when you’re winning,” he said.
“We didn’t take all of our chances today but we are at the top of our game so we kept going.
“The way we played I wouldn’t have been happy with a draw, but we were playing a quality side and there’s always a chance that you might concede one. In regards to the effort and performance today, I would have been quite disappointed not to have won.”
On the other side of the spectrum Marconi’s coach Luke Casserly expressed similar sentiments. His side certainly had some good chances too and Casserly was disappointed with the overall loss.
“If you are looking at today’s game, our goalkeeper didn’t have to make a save,” he said. “We had two super chances in the first-half, but ideally the game is there to score goals.
“Defensively we were very solid and the only opportunity they had was that belter from a long way out.
“To me they came at us with a really high tempo in the first 15’ minutes and they sort of had us on the back foot.
“After that the game started to take shape where you had two very hard working and well organised teams that didn’t give each other much of an inch.
“We are a little bit disappointed and, on another day, it could have been different.”
Match Stats
Marconi Stallions 0
Sydney Olympic 1 (Sam Awad 88’)
Saturday 21st April, 2012
Marconi Stadium, Bossley Park
Referee: Alex Glasgow
Assistant Referees: Sarah Ho and Adam Coombs
Fourth Official: Brendan Johansen
Marconi Stallions: 22.James Chronopoulos; 2.Andrew Mailer, 3.Ali Haydar, 4.Umut Tokdogan, 6.Shane Webb, 7.Sean O’Connell (10.Joey Gibbs 82’), 11.Nathan Elasi, 16.Daniel Severino (9.Keith Shevlin 71’), 18.Jamie McMaster, 23.Christopher Nunes, 26.Nahuel Arrarte.
Substitutes Not Used: 19.Damien Travis, 15.Alan De la Cuadra, 40.Andrew Mercuri
Yellow Cards: Mailer 52’, McMaster 85’
Red Cards: Nil
Sydney Olympic: 1.Paul Henderson; 2.Emmanuel Giannaros, 3.Brett Studman, 4.Blaz Dejanovic, 8.Peter Triantis, 9.Aman Hadid (14.Sam Awad 86’), 10.Chris Triantis, 11.William Angel (15.Zac Elrich 69’), 16.Joel Wood (6.Marco Sama 66’), 18.David Dascal, 19.David Gullo
Substitutes Not Used: 12.Troy Danaskos, 32.Luke Kairies
Yellow Cards: Giannaros 30’, Angel 45’, Sama 92’
Red Cards: Nil
Player Ratings:
3 - Peter Triantis (SO)
2 - Will Angel (SO)
1 - Jamie McMaster (MS)
-By Joe Russo
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Post by SCFC1957 on Apr 22, 2012 20:56:16 GMT 10
lol mate if you spent as much time and effort going about being productive as you do when making logos then united would be one of Australias biggest clubs, not our fault you support a dud team lol you cunts are all on drugs... OU are non existant this year, your just another komiti, FFS APIA and AVALA BOYS have more credibility this season then you cunts. |
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Post by paoktzi on Apr 22, 2012 21:26:49 GMT 10
keep pulling urself
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Post by anothermp on Apr 22, 2012 22:06:36 GMT 10
www.olympicultras.com.au/news/127During the NSW Premier League match between Marconi and Sydney Olympic FC played last night 21 April, a solitary flare was thrown from behind the stadium and onto the field of play. The Olympic Ultras were neither present nor responsible for the lighting of any flares at Marconi Stadium last night. As such, it is clear that the Olympic Ultras have no case to answer. Olympic Ultras
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Post by cigan1996 on Apr 22, 2012 22:18:22 GMT 10
who you guys think did it farken ?
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Post by sydcro57 on Apr 23, 2012 7:10:48 GMT 10
Youve got a case to answer because you werent present. If youwerent at the game then you were definitely capable of being responsible for throwing it from OUTSIDE
Seeing as you blokes are quite keen on flares (going by numerous posts and threads on here) id have to say that it looks a bit dodgy
Question then becomes - if you werent at the game, where were you?
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Post by anothermp on Apr 23, 2012 7:38:36 GMT 10
Is this guy retarded? On the internet
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Post by paoktzi on Apr 23, 2012 7:39:54 GMT 10
Why is this article even up?
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Post by mini on Apr 23, 2012 8:37:50 GMT 10
Yeah this article is FKN retarded
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Post by anothermp on Apr 23, 2012 8:40:09 GMT 10
Then who put it up?
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Post by anothermp on Apr 23, 2012 8:42:56 GMT 10
But back on point, was SUS at Olympic v marconi on Saturday? There as incriminated as OU by not being there lol.
In any case this seems a little juvenile for SUS
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Post by SCFC1957 on Apr 23, 2012 13:47:18 GMT 10
Youve got a case to answer because you werent present. If youwerent at the game then you were definitely capable of being responsible for throwing it from OUTSIDE Seeing as you blokes are quite keen on flares (going by numerous posts and threads on here) id have to say that it looks a bit dodgy Question then becomes - if you werent at the game, where were you? too funny. lol |
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