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Western Sydney Wanderers vs Perth Glory 23/2/2013 5:30PM

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    • Opponent: Perth Glory
    Home Team: Western Sydney Wanderers
    Away Team: Perth Glory
    Sydney Kick-Off Time: 5:30PM EDT
    Round: 22
    Competition: A-League Regular Season
    Location: Parramatta, New South Wales
    Stadium: Parramatta Stadium
    Result: West Sydney Win
    Western Sydney Score: 1
    Opponent Score: 0
    Time Of Result: 90 Minutes
    Western Sydney Starting Lineup: Aaron Mooy, Adam D'Apuzzo, Ante Covic, Iacopo La Rocca, Jérome Polenz, Joey Gibbs, Mark Bridge, Michael Beauchamp, Nikolai Topor-Stanley, Shinji Ono, Youssouf Hersi.
    Western Sydney Substitutions: Dino Kresinger (Joey Gibbs 66), Kwabena Appiah-Kubi (Youssouf Hersi 76), Shannon Cole (Shinji Ono 84).
    Western Sydney Unused Substitues: Jerrad Tyson.
    Western Sydney Goals: Aaron Mooy (58).
    Western Sydney Cards: Iacopo La Rocca (Yellow 11), Adam D'Apuzzo (Yellow 63), 1Dino Kresinger (Yellow 84).
    Western Sydney Manager: Tony Popovic.
    Opponent Starting Lineup: Danny Vukovic, Steve Pantelidis, Dean Heffernan, Joshua Risdon, Michael Thwaite, Nick Ward, Liam Miller, Steven McGarry, Shane Smeltz, Travis Dodd, Chris Harold.
    Opponent Substitutions: Scott Jamieson (Dean Heffernan 64), Matias Cordoba (Nick Ward 64), Ryo Nagai (Chris Harold 69).
    Opponent Unused Substitues: Lewis Italiano.
    Opponent Cards: Steven McGarry (Yellow 19), Nick Ward (Yellow 45+2), Danny Vukovic (Yellow 87).
    Opponent Manager: Alistair Edwards.
    Attendance: 11772
    Referee: Ben Williams
    Post Match Thread:

    Mooy Off The Mark In 1-0 Win Over Perth

    Note 1: This match was the 150th A-League game for Mark Bridge and the 100th A-League game for Ante Covic.
    Note 2: Aaron Mooy scored his first ever goal for the Wanderers with his 56th minute deflected strike.
    Note 3: This match was the 7th win in a row for Western Sydney, equalling the 2nd highest streak held by Adelaide United in 2005 and 2006, 1 away from the 8 game winning streak held by Melbourne Victory in 2006.
    Note 4: This match saw Western Sydney on top of the A-League table for the first time in the history of the club. Their time at the top lasted less than an hour, as the Central Coast Mariners regained top position by defeating Melbourne Victory 6-2 in a game that kicked off directly after this one.
Western Sydney Wanderers vs Perth Glory 23/2/2013 5:30PM
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RobDog

With all this talk about the Mariners game and the Sydney game, this Perth game has gotten very little attention. I'm sure popa will have the boys focused for this one.

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MiguelB

BOM is predicting heavy rain and winds

 

does the wet weather favour anyone?

Rain, hail or shine, we sing for Wanderers.

 

(nekminnit thunderstorm)

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Jukes01

We will need to be focused. Alistair Edwards got a massive turn around out of the team that beat the Mariners. Any team that just beat the Mariners needs to be taken very seriously. The Perth side was like Jekyll and Hyde from the weekend to the previous week. Cant slacken off. Need to keep pushing for 3 pts and hope the Mariners lose.

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POUMista

We will need to be focused. Alistair Edwards got a massive turn around out of the team that beat the Mariners. Any team that just beat the Mariners needs to be taken very seriously. The Perth side was like Jekyll and Hyde from the weekend to the previous week. Cant slacken off. Need to keep pushing for 3 pts and hope the Mariners lose.

This, pretty much. I don't doubt that Popa is thinking the same thing, but we need to approach this game in the same way - as loud as possible.

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zola

 

 

BOM is predicting heavy rain and winds

 

does the wet weather favour anyone?

I love it moist.

moist.jpg

 

Would be better suited to a creepy, run-down VW with curtains

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Gazmon

 

CCM to lose and us to win. Fruit bowl here we come.

Toilet seat FTW

 

Not sure about the Fruit Platter/Bowl but the Toilet Seat is pretty heavy for what it is. Managed to hold it when I was a *cough* in the Cove *cough* and George Negus was wandering around with it for some strange reason... as much as I love old school trophies like the FA Cup, Stanley Cup and Champs League there is something unique that I love about our Toilet Seat. Any publicity is good publicity.

 

Anyway, my tip on this one. 2-0 WSW. Mooy to break his duck in the 75th and then Topor in the 89th.

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OglenLangden

This winning streak is bound to end at some point, it wouldn't be so bad to get it out of the way this weekend. it would service to remind the boys that although they have been doing well, some of the other teams have made it easier than it should have been. 

That being said, win or lose I will be singing.

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Davo

If we can beat Melbourne Victory away then we should be going into every match expecting a win. Perth is a team we should beat at home.

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Peaches

It won't be an easy game but its one the Wanderers should win. Here's hoping Popovic has the boys ready for it.

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sydneycroatia58

I wouldn't be putting to much thought into Perth's win last week. For 1) It was at home, which for Perth is a massive difference to playing away and 2) It was Edwards first game and with the week they had it's not so much of a surprise they put in a performance like that.

 

Popa won't be worrying about Perth so much, he'll be worrying about our boys and will know that as long as we play to our game we should have no problems getting past Perth at home.

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manyalocura

Perth should of been put away in the firs 30 minutes by mariners. They were very lucky in that period not to be 2 or 3 nil down.

 

They'll be massively pumped for this game though and they'll make it difficult. But no chance popa will let the boys get ahead of them selves and think of the mariners game coming up instead of focusing on this one

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OglenLangden

 

Saturday 23 February

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Min 20

Max 24

Rain. Windy.

Sydney area

Cloudy. Rain, with possibly heavy falls. The chance of thunderstorms. Winds east to southeasterly 25 to 35 km/h increasing to 45 km/h before tending east to northeasterly 20 to 30 km/h during the day.

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AEK

Win, lose or draw.....only thing the RBB should be focused on is shutting Alistair Edwards up and make sure he doesnt make comments that will embarras him again, i am pretty sure he did not watch the MV v Wanderers last weekend, hence his stupid comment...

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matty

Win, lose or draw.....only thing the RBB should be focused on is shutting Alistair Edwards up and make sure he doesnt make comments that will embarras him again, i am pretty sure he did not watch the MV v Wanderers last weekend, hence his stupid comment...

Which comment?

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srsen

 

Win, lose or draw.....only thing the RBB should be focused on is shutting Alistair Edwards up and make sure he doesnt make comments that will embarras him again, i am pretty sure he did not watch the MV v Wanderers last weekend, hence his stupid comment...

Which comment?

He challenged the RBB...... we will accept! We gotta sing SO LOUD this week - make sure no-one ever doubts us agian!

 

I hope it rains. If it does we should crank the 'Thunderstruck/Wanderers' call and response chant idea lol!

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Liv7

Wish I was there to add to the volume but unfortunately I have a trial game at the same time. Can't believe it. First home game I am going to miss this season. Spewing. Hopefully Edwards and the Glory will be eating their words!

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