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Post by paoktzi on Aug 25, 2011 9:06:03 GMT 10
No longer an Olympic legend
FUCK HIM
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Post by paoktzi on Aug 25, 2011 13:56:29 GMT 10
EMERTON - ONCE AN OLYMPIC BOY 25/08/2011 It is expected that former Sydney Olympic FC hero and Socceroo great Brett Emerton is to sign with Gay Leagueclub HAKOA tomorrow, in a move that will only help to widen the divisions in Australian football today. Having played for 4 seasons in one of Sydney Olympic's most successful periods in its rich history, Emerton left Belmore Sports Ground over a decade ago with a promise to return to his boyhood club and give back to the team and the fans that gave him his first chance. The Olympic Ultras are disgusted at HAKOA's attempts to poach Brett and would likewise be thoroughly disappointed should he decide to trade the sacred SOFC jersey for the sky-blue rags of HAKOA. It is of our opinion that this move is a fickle attempt to eliminate any trace and downplay any contribution of our club, its history and its future in favour of promoting HAKOA as the premier, and in essence the only, football club in Sydney. This will be resisted. www.olympicultras.com.au/news/106 |
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Post by sweeper on Aug 25, 2011 14:38:52 GMT 10
What if he wanted to play for Olympic in the winter competition ?
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Post by paoktzi on Aug 25, 2011 15:30:09 GMT 10
Dont matter, he is no longer a club legend
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Post by sweeper on Aug 25, 2011 17:24:45 GMT 10
paoktzi,
As much as I hate to say it.
He did the right move for himself and his career.
I would have chosen Gay Leagueas well.
You can't expect a player of his caliber to play only state league.
Let's be serious here.
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Post by Blaze on Aug 25, 2011 18:08:43 GMT 10
No longer an Olympic legend FUCK HIM If you refuse to acknowledge his history at Olympic, then you are no better than the Gay Leaguefools you speak out against. |
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Post by sydcro57 on Aug 25, 2011 18:59:52 GMT 10
Lol I bet he's losing sleep about the ultras disowning him. I very much doubt that everyone in the ultras has done so anyway... A bit unfair to speak on everyone's behalf like that
How many of you are even old enough to remember Emmo playing for Olympic? Lol
Sad that you'd write him off so quickly. I'd understand if he had come out and said something against Olympic
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Post by paoktzi on Aug 25, 2011 20:18:55 GMT 10
www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/arsenal/5328639/Top-10-British-football-transfers-between-rival-clubs.html10. Rio Ferdinand: Leeds - Manchester United Back in the days when Leeds United where challenging for the Premier League and Champions League, rather than losing scraps with Millwall to reach the League One play-off final, the thought of losing players to their bitter rivals from across the Pennines was anathema to their supporters. But, with the financial house of cards Peter Risdale had built starting to wobble, £30 million for the 23-year-old was an offer they couldn’t refuse 9. Lee Clarke: Sunderland - Newcastle Clarke had trouble winning over the Sunderland public after his transfer from home town club Newcastle United in 1997 but as his new club stormed to what would now be called the Championship title in 1999 he was a key figure in that success, softening the resentment. All that changed when he was photographed at that year's FA Cup final between Newcastle and Manchester United wearing a T-shirt that bore the slogan ‘sad Mackem bastards’. He never played for them again. 6. Wayne Rooney: Everton - Manchester United Despite declaring via the medium of a T-shirt slogan ‘once a blue always a blue’, Rooney was happy to go in to the red in 2004 when United paid £25.6 million for the services of the Everton youth product. Rooney continues to be the target for fans’ ire when the two sides meet and ahead of the recent FA Cup semi-final win for his former employers admitted that were he to go to the final to watch Everton it would have to be “in disguise”. 1. Sol Campbell: Tottenham - Arsenal After coming through the club's youth ranks, Campbell was Tottenham’s best player and a hero to the fans. All that changed when he decided to move across north London in search of Champions League football. The pain of seeing the player join their most hated rivals was exacerbated for Spurs fans after Campbell ran down his contract to leave on a free transfer. Campbell went on to collect medals for fun at Arsenal, as well as a hefty salary, while Spurs were left with nothing but resentment and bile.
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Post by paoktzi on Aug 25, 2011 20:20:43 GMT 10
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Post by anothermp on Aug 27, 2011 0:53:09 GMT 10
In Emertons shoes i would rather retire with riches and glory than to have a career fade out with the scum
Gutted he's made himself a gay-league poster boy its an endorsement for the league and its fucked culture
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Post by ante on Aug 28, 2011 16:21:11 GMT 10
You guys are pathetic, shitest supporters out.
Is olympic playing top tier any more ?
No, so he had a good reason to go HAKOA, what can he win in the state league stop trolling
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Post by mini on Aug 28, 2011 17:24:48 GMT 10
I guess every club has there idiots.
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Post by paoktzi on Aug 28, 2011 19:35:22 GMT 10
alright ante you troll good on ya bro
if you are a sell out slut not our problem
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Post by elina4lyf on Aug 28, 2011 22:33:13 GMT 10
i was old enough cro and ye i remember
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Post by mrinde on Aug 30, 2011 22:35:15 GMT 10
Here is a thought...
What if he comes out here, and whilst playing in the Gay Leaguemakes comments like "the NSL was a real nursery that gave me the platform to have a successful career overseas"
"The SOFC supporters were the best supporters I have played in front of in Australia"
So on and so forth....
Would you still hate him for his decision?
Mr Inde
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