St George FC vs Wanderers NPL 22/4/2017 7:00PM

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Be sure to head to Seymour Shaw Park this Saturday at 7:00pm

Saturday, 22 April 2017

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NPL2 5 - 2 Win 

U20's 0 - 0 Stalemate

U18's 5 - 1 Win 

Good night out but not for the NPL2 team.

Was about the 70th minute I think where St George realised the game was gone so they started hacking our boys.

One of the most disgusting teams I've seen in a long time.

I didn't catch the name of the WSW kid who was stretchered off after having his leg taken out but he was not in a good way.

The coach was sent off as well after running on to complain about the hackjob, it was a farce.

Not the first time NPL teams have started hacking our young lads after getting beaten by skill.

Good night out but not for the NPL2 team.

 

Was about the 70th minute I think where St George realised the game was gone so they started hacking our boys.

 

One of the most disgusting teams I've seen in a long time.

 

I didn't catch the name of the WSW kid who was stretchered off after having his leg taken out but he was not in a good way.

 

The coach was sent off as well after running on to complain about the hackjob, it was a farce.

Kosta Grozos. 

He's the 16yo lad that scored the 3rd & 4th goals last night & that travelled to Adelaide with the AL squad last week.

Ankle isn't broken, he was able to walk to car wearing a moonboot & with aid of crutches.

PS: I reckon you're stalking me.  ​  

Our academy sides played Bankstown City Lions at Edensor Park yesterday afternoon.

Results 

u13's 6 - 0 win

u14's 4 - 0 win

u15's 2 - 0 win

u16's 10 - 1 win

lol were you wearing a WSW jersey ?

I'm only home for a week, may as well get as much football in before going back to AFL town

Nup, casual attire

St George 2 Western Sydney Wanderers 5

Western Sydney beat a courageous St George 5-2 at Seymour Shaw Park on Saturday night, with the three-goal margin flattering the young Wanderers.

Oliver Puflett opened the scoring for the Wanderers in the 26th minute, but Saints struck back two minutes later through Tarik Ercan. Matiu Cordier gave the visitors a 2-1 advantage in the 38th, but again Saints equalised, this time through Spanish import Juan Carlos Romero just shy of the hour. Kosta Grozos then struck twice in as many minutes in the 63rd and 64th minutes to give the Wanderers a comfortable 4-2 lead, before Emmanuel Gonzalez sealed the deal a minute before fulltime.

"The result probably sounds more one-sided than it actually was," Wanderers coach Trevor Morgan told Football NSW. "St George had a young goalkeeper who made some errors that helped us but it wasn't easy and it was a reasonably even game. St George have some good players that can create problems. They're very dangerous at set-pieces and their delivery into the box is very good. And they tried to play; they tried to stretch us. It was a more even game than some have been this season but the boys attacked at good speed and found a way to win the match, which is important. In the end, the scoreline worked out for us."   

Meanwhile, St George coach Terry Palapanis rued the fact that he didn't have a senior goalkeeper available, forcing him to select teenager Nathan Cupit to make his debut. The debut proved to be a nightmare.

"Unfortunately, all my senior goalkeepers were injured so we had a 16-year-old goalkeeper who had a night to forget. We gifted them three goals from goalkeeping errors. I feel sorry for the kid and I pulled him off with 20 minutes to go. He was shattered but he's only young and he'll learn from it."

Palapanis added that the game was "extremely close" and while the Wanderers dominated the first half, Saints "were the better side in the second half".

"We had more possession than them in the second half which was surprising but we played really well," Palapanis said. "We created heaps of chances and it was a very close match. The difference between the two sides was the goalkeeper but I was very pleased with our guys.

"There were moments where we ran over the top of them in terms of our performance and the way we kept the ball and shifted them and created chances."

Palapanis praised import Orman Okunaiya, who he believed was the best player on the field.  

"The whole team put in a good shift but Orman added that touch of class and was always dangerous," Palapanis said. "Our other visa player, Spanish striker Juan Carlos Romero is also a very good player and has a quality about him. He's a complete nine. He's got everything. But it'll take a little bit more time before he really hits his straps."  

St George 2 (Tarik Ercan 28', Juan Carlos Romero 57') Western Sydney Wanderers 5 (Oliver Puflett 26', Matiu Cordier 38', Kosta Grozos 63', Kosta Grozos 64', Emmanuel Gonzalez 89')

Seymour Shaw Park

Saturday 22 April 2017

St George: Nathan Cupit (GK), 3. Ali Nasreddine, 4. Jonathan Kontalis, 5. Jayden Mcleod, 6. Zac Ribeiro, 7. Robbie Deasy, 8. Tarik Ercan ©, 9. Steven Ilic, 10. Nicholas Paras, 11. Orman Okunaiya, 14. Jacob Bandur, 16. Daniel Loe, 18. David Ilic, 19. Anthony Morabito, 20. Juan Carlos Heras Romero, 34. Daniel Mitwali, 38. M. Kotzambasis, 45. Anthony Barca.

Coach: Terry Palapanis

Western Sydney Wanderers: 20. Daniel Axford (GK), 2. Lachlan Campbell, 3. A. Kuku, 4. Henry Davies, 5. Matiu Cordier, 6. Cameron Devlin, 8. Charles Abou Serhal, 9. Kyle Cimenti, 10. Emmanuel Gonzalez, 11. Kosta Grozos, 16. Jerry Skotadis, 18. Oliver Puflett, 19. R Stewart, 21. Mario Shabow, 22. Matthew Lecce, 23. O Wiggin, 24. T Russell, 25. Liam Youlley, 26. Jackson Brandiera, 40. Nick Suman (GK), 42. Keanu Baccus, 47. Rami Najjarine, 49. Abraham Majok, 50. Tariq Maia

Coach: Trevor Morgan

NPL Wrap: Wanderers slay St George

 

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The Wanderers picked up their fifth win of the season against St George

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