DrunkenWookie89

we need a third kit and I want the damn training jumpers or suits they have they are nice!

Far out you dont need to be wearing a no 10 to play attacking mid....no 10 is usually associate with a forward position CAM, RW, LW, CF, ST, SS Baccus can play AM if required!

apparently he is getting a new contract word is apparent im not certain or most certain or 100% certain thats the chatter im hearing

im hearing hamill resigned...not 100% sure though

NOPE 4 + 1 from my understanding

Ferreira could he be eligible for Aussie Citizenship

http://theworldgame.sbs.com.au/article/2017/01/26/wanderers-player-reportedly-charged-assault Wanderers player charged wtf? lol A Western Sydney Wanderers player has reportedly been charged by NSW police with assault from an incident earlier this month near Sydney Airport over a car parking space. Source: AAP 26 JAN 2017 - 7:49 AM UPDATED 1 HOUR AGO The Western Sydney player, 25, was charged with common assault from the January 5 incident after attending a NSW police station on Wednesday, according to Fairfax Media. Two other players are also reportedly under police investigation in relation to the altercation. Allegedly the argument, which started over a parking spot, quickly became physical and more charges could follow. "About 1pm on Thursday, January 5, a verbal altercation occurred between a 25-year-old man and a 49-year-old man on Duncan Street, Arncliffe, resulting in the younger man punching the older man in the chest," a NSW Police spokeswoman told Fairfax Media. "The 25-year-old man attended St George Police Station about 2pm today and was charged with common assault." Popovic hopes Wanderers can build on Jets win Coach Tony Popovic is cautiously optimistic Western Sydney Wanderers's first home A-League win could provide the springboard for a late-season finals push. The player made conditional bail and is due to attend Sutherland Local Court on February

Victory and Sydney FC also have something else in commong they sign alot of their youth or academy products as squaddies for cheap but can still have an impact if required. We sign squaddies all **** round! hence forth lack of cap space me thinks. We need to spend money on marquees and the visa players are key

FFA give zero f u c k s about the fans they are just out to please melbourne city

I wonder what he did to get this kind of treatment

Off field behaviour?

Borda was a panic signing....we need to have better scouting networks, martinez and jumpei great signings but we honestly need our scouts to be smarter

Honestly a 4 3 3 or a 4 4 2 would suit us so much better with our current team which is heavy on midfielders some of which deputise as wingers

I've sort of noticed too. Without taking the youth contracts and marquee contracts into consideration, with 25 players on the books wouldn't it be ideal the splash the cash on a first 11, the best young (cheap) talent happy for any game time but can come in as a 2nd 11... then 3 utility playera. That way you're covered in every position and don't end up with 8 CBs and 6 DMs then resort to playing a CB at LB and central players on the wing. There's a few teams loading up on a starting 11 but it's very risky. 1 or 2 injuries and it can all fall apart. Happpened to Victory halfway through last season and they spent the rest of it playing catch up. Yeah But if you think you have a few u23, u21 players and youth players that are competent enough to play in that position you are covered you might sign a decent squadie that can cover a key position balance the signigns and cap but i guess you have a point about injuries.

Also i have noticed other teams really use their youth players as squadies...players u21 or u23 on contracts could really save us cap space and allow to use the cash to sign some quality players for key positions. I think working the cap is the biggest thing. 2 players outside the cap 1 guest marquee and another 11-14 players of quality with the rest of the squad being made up of up and coming u21s and u23s. We need to use the cap space and marquee options.