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DamnedUnited

DamnedUnited

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Better dead than being communist I agree with that. But I think he is talking about man united reds ;-)

 

Come on Comrade, lets not deny you fight for the red!

 

Better dead than not communist comrade but as POUMista said, maybe another time. And now for something completely different and not the nine o'clock news - how good will the RBB be tonight. Light's out and here comes the terror from your dreams

ManfredSchaefer

ManfredSchaefer

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Cranky franky begging the supporters to turn up and help a bit.http://m.smh.com.au/sport/soccer/rivalry-already-like-no-other-in-aleague-20131025-2w772.html

 

Sea of Blue? .. could Cranky Franky be thinking about his one and only friend?

 

alcohol%20gin%20drinks%20liquor%20bombay

Wanky glass but brilliant gin.

 

I would've thought after last week's effort Frankie will be taking sips out of a bottle of $3 Royal Reserve Port or maybe some McWilliams Dry Sherry hidden in a brown paper bag. If any club would turn a coach into a cheap booze sipping wino derelict it'd be ESFC....

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PARRASFC

PARRASFC

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Congrats to all of you on a great win.

 

We weren't really in it, except parts of 2nd half where we created half chances. Obviously missed Del Piero heaps, although I think Carle did well and kept us hoping until the final 20 minutes.

 

RBB were great, and a class above any other active support group in the country. Onus is on you now to not lose the passion over time, because every other supporter group is weaker now than in the first 2-3 seasons of the A-League. I now see in the RBB what I used to see in Victory's NT. The Cove too, while never reaching RBB's current heights, were stronger than we are now.

 

It's been a frustrating 3.5 years to be a Sydney FC fan. We are far from finding that winning formula. But we're not going anywhere, and the rivalry will grow into something that grips Sydney weeks before the ball is kicked. The big picture is we're onto something good. Cheers all.

West13

West13

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Congrats to all of you on a great win.

 

We weren't really in it, except parts of 2nd half where we created half chances. Obviously missed Del Piero heaps, although I think Carle did well and kept us hoping until the final 20 minutes.

 

RBB were great, and a class above any other active support group in the country. Onus is on you now to not lose the passion over time, because every other supporter group is weaker now than in the first 2-3 seasons of the A-League. I now see in the RBB what I used to see in Victory's NT. The Cove too, while never reaching RBB's current heights, were stronger than we are now.

 

It's been a frustrating 3.5 years to be a Sydney FC fan. We are far from finding that winning formula. But we're not going anywhere, and the rivalry will grow into something that grips Sydney weeks before the ball is kicked. The big picture is we're onto something good. Cheers all.

Thanks man.

Glad im on the right side of town.

Thank Franky for playing Warren again... **** he is ****.

Lmc

Lmc

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Loved how the cove was never really working.

GunnerWanderer

GunnerWanderer

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My favourite thing was seeing all the SFC fans leaving the venue ASAP in the last 10 mins.

would have thought the Cove would stick around. 80% of them legged it before their players made it to them.

Burgerman

Burgerman

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Congrats to all of you on a great win.

 

We weren't really in it, except parts of 2nd half where we created half chances. Obviously missed Del Piero heaps, although I think Carle did well and kept us hoping until the final 20 minutes.

 

RBB were great, and a class above any other active support group in the country. Onus is on you now to not lose the passion over time, because every other supporter group is weaker now than in the first 2-3 seasons of the A-League. I now see in the RBB what I used to see in Victory's NT. The Cove too, while never reaching RBB's current heights, were stronger than we are now.

 

It's been a frustrating 3.5 years to be a Sydney FC fan. We are far from finding that winning formula. But we're not going anywhere, and the rivalry will grow into something that grips Sydney weeks before the ball is kicked. The big picture is we're onto something good. Cheers all.

Thanks man

 

Were you the guy in a batman esfc outfit? I laughed my head off when I seen that bloke

Burgerman

Burgerman

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My favourite thing was seeing all the SFC fans leaving the venue ASAP in the last 10 mins.

 

would have thought the Cove would stick around. 80% of them legged it before their players made it to them.

They were leggings it as fast as they could seen some leaving around 70 minute which is not cool

pys

pys

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the cove actually had a few issues tonight, they don't seem to realize who is on their side and who isn't.

ManfredSchaefer

ManfredSchaefer

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My favourite thing was seeing all the SFC fans leaving the venue ASAP in the last 10 mins.

would have thought the Cove would stick around. 80% of them legged it before their players made it to them.

They were leggings it as fast as they could seen some leaving around 70 minute which is not cool

Had to get their late night taxis back to Bondi Junction before their soya macchiatos went cold...even worse for them to cry in a cold cuppa...

GunnerWanderer

GunnerWanderer

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had a look at their post game thread. 

Here is the only quotes that don't have abuse for their players or just general whinging lol

 

Support-wise, RBB had the edge the entire time, from an hour before kickoff, with their bays 80% full compared to the Cove that barely had 50 people at the same time. 
 
 
WSW fans understandably have the fresh enthusiasm, but they looked like every WSW fan was an active supporter. Their Poznan and 'who do you sing for' are awe-inspiring to watch
 
I really hated the fact that the RBB owned our stadium. As I was walking up Moore Park Rd after the game I could still hear them singing inside. That sucks. And it was only possible because our team folded yet again
 
**** the derby. The result is disappointing but the rest of the day was purely miserable. Not going to be a part of that again
 
Terrible stuff. But the night was made so much worse by this one woman sitting in front of me in a Sydney FC shirt who after the first goal said "I'm going for Wanderers now." and proceeded to sing every song and cheer every positive movement from Wanderers.
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Gavo

Gavo

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Terrible stuff. But the night was made so much worse by this one woman sitting in front of me in a Sydney FC shirt who after the first goal said "I'm going for Wanderers now." and proceeded to sing every song and cheer every positive movement from Wanderers.

Wow... They can keep her. They should have thrown her over the fence.

Burgerman

Burgerman

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My favourite thing was seeing all the SFC fans leaving the venue ASAP in the last 10 mins.

would have thought the Cove would stick around. 80% of them legged it before their players made it to them.

They were leggings it as fast as they could seen some leaving around 70 minute which is not cool

Had to get their late night taxis back to Bondi Junction before their soya macchiatos went cold...even worse for them to cry in a cold cuppa...

Or to get to there cars before the wog western hooligans come out to steal there cars.

ManfredSchaefer

ManfredSchaefer

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Where's NorWester? Where's Southy? Where's SBS who promised he'd be back?

 

Guess they've gone missing like most of the so-called passionate Cove fans, or the supposed classy squad in sky blue, or Farina's home ground advantage, or ADP's desire to play with his shower of shite colleagues....

 

That chilli stick went right up ESFC's jaxy so easily, so smoothly....

mack

mack

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Terrible stuff. But the night was made so much worse by this one woman sitting in front of me in a Sydney FC shirt who after the first goal said "I'm going for Wanderers now." and proceeded to sing every song and cheer every positive movement from Wanderers.

Wow... They can keep her. They should have thrown her over the fence.

 

Let's not jump to rash words.

 

Was she hot?

Also Rhyan Grant has supposedly done an ACL so that's their 2nd best player gone.

Guest mickisnot

Guest mickisnot

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Congrats to all of you on a great win.

 

We weren't really in it, except parts of 2nd half where we created half chances. Obviously missed Del Piero heaps, although I think Carle did well and kept us hoping until the final 20 minutes.

 

RBB were great, and a class above any other active support group in the country. Onus is on you now to not lose the passion over time, because every other supporter group is weaker now than in the first 2-3 seasons of the A-League. I now see in the RBB what I used to see in Victory's NT. The Cove too, while never reaching RBB's current heights, were stronger than we are now.

 

It's been a frustrating 3.5 years to be a Sydney FC fan. We are far from finding that winning formula. But we're not going anywhere, and the rivalry will grow into something that grips Sydney weeks before the ball is kicked. The big picture is we're onto something good. Cheers all.

I'm seriously impressed with this chivalry. This is what every Sydney FC fan should be doing though: "campaigning to get rid of Frank Lowie" The winning formula will come when you get a proper administration.

 

Does anywhere care to tell me what the hell the cove tifo was? They said "there's some things you can't turn your back on", like I get it, Le Cove are all gay and you don't want to turn your back on them other wise you get ... But why would you display that?

mack

mack

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Cove Forum says that Craig Duncan, the Doctor who actually kept their players fit before Farina fired him and hired Anthony Crea who then crocked all their players, is now working for us.

 

I've changed the name of the thread to just "Sydney FC thread" because there's nothing more I can say that is more embarrassing that just "Sydney FC" right now.

SBW

SBW

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Congrats to all of you on a great win.

 

We weren't really in it, except parts of 2nd half where we created half chances. Obviously missed Del Piero heaps, although I think Carle did well and kept us hoping until the final 20 minutes.

 

RBB were great, and a class above any other active support group in the country. Onus is on you now to not lose the passion over time, because every other supporter group is weaker now than in the first 2-3 seasons of the A-League. I now see in the RBB what I used to see in Victory's NT. The Cove too, while never reaching RBB's current heights, were stronger than we are now.

 

It's been a frustrating 3.5 years to be a Sydney FC fan. We are far from finding that winning formula. But we're not going anywhere, and the rivalry will grow into something that grips Sydney weeks before the ball is kicked. The big picture is we're onto something good. Cheers all.

I'm seriously impressed with this chivalry. This is what every Sydney FC fan should be doing though: "campaigning to get rid of Frank Lowie" The winning formula will come when you get a proper administration.

 

Does anywhere care to tell me what the hell the cove tifo was? They said "there's some things you can't turn your back on", like I get it, Le Cove are all *** and you don't want to turn your back on them other wise you get ... But why would you display that?

 

 

Funny that, a smurfette friend of mine posted thisvon her FB.

 

 

Well the only positive I can take out of the derby is it was nice to see so many WSW fans back in their old seats

 

Is this meant to be dig at us for a fair few wanderers fans ditching the Smurfs when the wanderers were formed?

Kizza

Kizza

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Yeah I remember the last time Sydney had 40k to a game before Wanderers were around.... must've been the same time they had about 30k members too...

 

 

 

Oh wait....

 

Why would ex SFC members have had seats in the away end?

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