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I keep telling Unlimited that but he won't listen.

Hey. He's our German supercoach who we signed because in Germany they know they have to get results immediately, and thus we can expect top 4, if not top 2, and a trophy in our first year.

He supposedly had some interest from Russian clubs post-world cup but nothing came of it. If no-one from Asia wants him in January he's probably going to stick around until the end of the season and see what is on offer and if he doesn't get any good deals he'll look for a new A-League contract.

The TV games are Avondale vs Smurfs on Wed 19th and Apia vs Adelaide on Wed 26th. Wed 19th our game is on the app or live streaming on the fox sports site and Bentleigh vs Heidelberg is on the 26th.

I originally thought he said Bridge there but after another listening I wasn't sure.

https://www.wswanderersfc.com.au/video/markus-babbel-17-september-2018 He doesn't sound too confident. Not to be unexpected. Bridge is probably out until the start of the season at least, Tongyik out, Kamau calf injury and he forgot Vedran. What is our style meant to be?

No wonder, the O'Connell Street exit picture you were practically inside the stadium.

Melbourne City vs Western Sydney Wanderers VS Date: 19/09/18 Sydney Kick-Off Time: 7:30PM EST Round: Quarter Final Competition: FFA Cup Location: Melbourne, Victoria Stadium: AAMI Park View full record

Melbourne City vs Western Sydney Wanderers VS Date: 19/09/18 Sydney Kick-Off Time: 7:30PM EST Round: Quarter Final Competition: FFA Cup Location: Melbourne, Victoria Stadium: AAMI Park View full record

Football doesn't draw any more. We need music played on a shitty tannoy system and sparkly lights to bring the crowds back.

Another of the insane thought bubbles the FFA are popping up with instead of bothering to fix the structural issues to let football clubs do football and attract football fans to their football clubs in our football league.

Bozza, Gallas, Silva before him.

Hasn't stopped Sotirio.

Veloso! Awesome football manager signing. We're waiting on Ziggy to get his Australian citizenship confirmed, which should be close to the start of the season.

Signing Pignata to run the club is a very good acquisition, and Popa for his faults has won a trophy in the A-League, which no-one at Perth has since the NSL died. I suspect they'll be confident of a top 4 and will be aiming at the ACL positions. Popa will likely do his usual "trying to be competitive" schtick while wanting to win the league. Knowing our luck he'll finally break his grand final drought after three goes with us.