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Melbourne City vs Western Sydney Wanderers 12/11/2017 7:00PM


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  • Opponent: Melbourne City
    Home Team: Melbourne City
    Away Team: Western Sydney Wanderers
    Sydney Kick-Off Time: 7:00PM EDT
    Round: 6
    Competition: A-League Regular Season
    Location: Melbourne, Victoria
    Stadium: AAMI Park
    Result: Match Drawn
    Western Sydney Score: 1
    Opponent Score: 1
    Time Of Result: 90 Minutes
    Western Sydney Starting Lineup: Vedran Janjetovic, Raul Llorente, Brendan Hamill, Robert Cornthwaite, Michael Thwaite, Roly Bonevacia, Jumpei Kusukami, Kearyn Baccus, Oriol Riera, Jaushua Sotirio, Mark Bridge
    Western Sydney Substitutions: Alvaro Cejudo (Jumpei Kusukami 60), Brendon Santalab (Oriol Riera 78)
    Western Sydney Unused Substitues: John Hall, Jonathan Aspro, Keanu Baccus
    Western Sydney Goals: Jaushua Sotirio (19)
    Western Sydney Cards: Robert Cornthwaite (Yellow 72), Brendon Santalab (Yellow 80)
    Western Sydney Manager: Josep Gombau
    Opponent Starting Lineup: Eugene Galekovic, Manny Muscat, Scott Jamieson, Bart Schenkeveld, Michael Jakobsen, Nick Fitzgerald, Bruce Kamau, Stefan Mauk, Ross McCormack, Osama Malik, Iacopo La Rocca
    Opponent Substitutions: Marcele Carrusca (Stefan Mauk 46), Marcin Budzinski (Bruce Kamau 71)
    Opponent Unused Substitues: Dean Bouzanis, Neil Kilkenny, Luke Brattan
    Opponent Goals: Ross McCormack (55)
    Opponent Cards: Michael Jakobsen (Yellow 61)
    Opponent Manager: Warren Joyce
    Attendance: 7516
    Referee: Jonathan Barreiro
    Post Match Thread:

    Los Reyes Del Empate

    Note 1: This was Josep Gombau's first game in charge of the Western Sydney Wanderers. He took over from interim manager Hayden Foxe, who was in place after Tony Popovic left the club before the start of the season.
Melbourne City vs Western Sydney Wanderers 12/11/2017 7:00PM

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3 minutes ago, Paul01 said:

Hopefully, Herd is recovered as well as Thwaite. Perhaps, Llorente to Left wing and Clisby in. Roly to the CAM and Cejudo to right wing.

Thwaite won’t be in I don’t think. He and Jerrad have been bouncing all over the place to kids events this week according to his LinkedIn.

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I don't understand this pushing Llorente forward and bringing in Clisby.

Clisby is a liability. Llorente can do his work AND more. He is a specialised LB and should remain there. Clisby can stay on the bench or out altogether as far as I'm concerned.

Llorente will lose his open space and overlap if he is played as LW.

Also, as said on this week's ATB. It should be a Llorente - Cejudo left wing combination permanently so it can continue to do damage to other teams.

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39 minutes ago, mack said:

Herd & Thwaite are back. 

They were listed in last week's squad too though..

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3 minutes ago, Erebus said:

They were listed in last week's squad too though..

Maybe Gombau took over the WSW website and ignored what Foxe had said last week.

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1 hour ago, Erebus said:

I don't understand this pushing Llorente forward and bringing in Clisby.

Clisby is a liability. Llorente can do his work AND more. He is a specialised LB and should remain there. Clisby can stay on the bench or out altogether as far as I'm concerned.

Llorente will lose his open space and overlap if he is played as LW.

Also, as said on this week's ATB. It should be a Llorente - Cejudo left wing combination permanently so it can continue to do damage to other teams.

Llorente has played in the past and this his alternate position in Transfermarket.

Well, if Llorente played left back, they can skin Manny Muscat and leave Jumpei/Hamill to work on Jamieson (if he plays). Get Herd to man man up to Malik and it could be an excellent game.

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so far from llorente I'm more impressed with him going forward 

defending I still have question marks the way he stood off in the derby and let that shot come was strange considering that was the only present danger 

there's been a few other times I can recall he's been a little suspect 

he's got a great engine and passing ability I'm sure he will be more steady as season progresses 

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Llorente won't make or break this side.  Our creative midfielders need to do their job and supply opportunities.  Oreo is good enough to score and our defence is adequate too. It's our creative engine that concerns me. If Josep can get that right we are a chance. If not scrape in at 4 the best we can hope for 

 

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12 hours ago, beatsurrender said:

Llorente won't make or break this side.  Our creative midfielders need to do their job and supply opportunities.  Oreo is good enough to score and our defence is adequate too. It's our creative engine that concerns me. If Josep can get that right we are a chance. If not scrape in at 4 the best we can hope for 

 

Llorente and Risdon should be the key to how we play, both capable of getting forward and crossing the ball. Reira is possible the best scorer of headers in the league. #overlappingfullbacktastic

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I like our side. 

What killed us is switch off in the second half of the game.

Bridge still needs to get fit.

I prefered roly in a more front position than bridge.

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Get your act together, girls.

  • we buried them in the first half >> we should have buried them in the first half
  • we played 90 minutes full steam >> we ran out of puff after 60 minutes

 

 

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Melbourne "No One Gives a **** About" City will be on the bounce after  last week. Is it just me or do they seem to be playing better without Fakaroli and Mr Vi$sion in the starting line up? At least they're winning (last week aside of course).

That city is there's, 20,000 empty seats, who ******* cares :rofl:

New manager, a win is on the cards me thinks :)

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1 hour ago, SomeGuy1977 said:

Melbourne "No One Gives a **** About" City will be on the bounce after  last week. Is it just me or do they seem to be playing better without Fakaroli and Mr Vi$sion in the starting line up? At least they're winning (last week aside of course).

That city is there's, 20,000 empty seats, who ******* cares :rofl:

New manager, a win is on the cards me thinks :)

It's you mate.

They have stiffened up their spine with Muscat, Bart, La Rocca, Jamieson 

Plus Jakobsen in DM.

I'm still hoping for a win with a ref without grudges like Gillett 

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Attacking line up should be interesting to see if Gombau tweeks the formation, tipping a hard fought win that's if var doesn't screw us in favor of $ity.

Come on you wanderers 

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I was thinking that as city play 3 at the back so target them with santa/Oreo pressing with Cedeju and roly in midfield trying to feed them and play more direct rather than run around them. Have Sotirio and bridge on each wing, leave out Jumpei for last 30minutes, take off both bridge,Santa for a fresh last 30" when we seem to drop off games.

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