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Törölt nick Creative Commons License 2015.10.17 0 0 36

Micsoda második félidő! A kis Melbourne 2:0-ról áll fel, de ugyanúgy, mint májusban, hármat szerezve a nagy Melbourne győzedelmeskedik. Ismét gól szerzett Berisha és Barbarouses, továbbá Ben Khalfallah.

 

Melbourne Victory - Melbourne City 3:2

Törölt nick Creative Commons License 2015.10.17 0 0 35

89. percben szerzett góllal nyert ma 0:1-re a Sydney a Newcastle ellen. A vesztes csapatból az ex-ferencvárosi Leonardót a 79. percben lecserélték.

Törölt nick Creative Commons License 2015.10.16 0 0 34

1:1 a vége, nem volt egy jó meccs.

Törölt nick Creative Commons License 2015.10.16 0 0 33

Ilyen béna felszabadítást... ellenfélhez rúgja, az meg egy állítás után beveri. 1:1 10 perccel a vége előtt.

Törölt nick Creative Commons License 2015.10.16 0 0 32

Végre találtam működőt, itt nézhető:

 

http://myfootplus.blogspot.hu/2015/10/hyundai-league-preview-adelaide-united.html

 

1:0 öngóllal a hazai csapatnak.

Törölt nick Creative Commons License 2015.10.16 0 0 31

Sikerült streamet találni, de megőrjít az adchoice, nem látok semmit. Adelaide-Wanderers 10 perc után 0:0.

ChrisRea Creative Commons License 2007.08.27 0 0 23
A message from the FIFA President
Monday, 20 August 2007

Dear friends,

It is a great pleasure for me to greet you all on this very special occasion – the inaugural league match of the newly-formed Wellington Phoenix, the sole New Zealand representative in the Hyundai A-League!

It will truly be a historic night for everyone on hand as they will witness the birth of a new tradition. A tradition, one can safely say, that without a doubt would not have been possible without the generous support the dynamic Terry Serepisos, whose savvy decision to bring in FIFA World Cup veteran and current New Zealand head coach Ricki Herbert will no doubt pay dividends on the pitch.

I am happy about this development in Wellington because as you know, sport – and especially soccer – has the unique ability to use its unifying power as a platform to combat social ills and act as a universal “school of life”. It brings people together regardless of any differences of background, teaches us many important lessons and helps to promote the positive values associated with the game – sportsmanship, friendship, hope, emotion, solidarity and more. This is the true power of soccer, the embodiment of the spirit of Fair Play and the foundation of FIFA’s mission to “develop the Game, touch the world and build a better future”.

Thus, it is professional clubs such as the Wellington Phoenix – their players, coaches and supporters – that truly breathe life into the national character of the beautiful game in any given country. But it is far more than just structure, organisation and administration – it is built on the passion, effort and labour of every single person involved, from volunteers to marketing sponsors, team administration to fantastic supporter groups such as the Phoenix’s “Yellow Fever”.

Although I am unable to join you personally at this match, on behalf of FIFA and the entire worldwide soccer community, I would like to extend my very best regards to everyone in the stadium tonight – indeed to all fans of the beautiful game in New Zealand – and wish the Wellington Phoenix the best of luck in their inaugural season.

Have an enjoyable evening full of all the thrills, skills, emotion and excitement that only soccer can provide!

Joseph S. Blatter
FIFA President
ChrisRea Creative Commons License 2007.08.27 0 0 22
Here we go !http://www.stuff.co.nz/dominionpost/dominionpost/0a24215.html

elkezdodott: Wellington Phoenix 2-2 Melbourne Victory

A sirbol hoztuk vissza a tavalyi bajnok ellen. (egy alig par honapos klubbal ;)
ChrisRea Creative Commons License 2007.06.02 0 0 21
A WG Phoenix lassan kezd körvonalozódni :)

18 játékos már megvan. Köztük pl a barzil Daniel Cortez aki 2oo3 a Vidiben is játszott :)))))))))


Ricki Herbert aki egyben az All Whites kapitánya lehet összeránt egy jó szezont...
NZ barátságos meccsen kb C válogatottal egy hete 2-2 játszott idegenben a Bellamis, Giggses Walesiekkel :O

Phoenix akár a top 5 ben is lehet idén, megalakulásának évében
ChrisRea Creative Commons License 2007.05.21 0 0 20


A Wellington Phoenix, Ricki Herbert (aki egyben az All Whites kapitnya is) eddig 17 jatekost szedett ossze joreszt hazaik, meg egy ket Brazil csatar :O

Törölt nick Creative Commons License 2007.04.21 0 0 19
An Aussie way for Hungary - Les Murray

http://www.theworldgame.com.au/opinions/index.php?pid=st&cid=74078&ct=22


Ferenc Szusza died the other day, aged 84. Not many of today’s generation would have heard of him but by all accounts he was an awesome player, one of the greatest in Hungarian and world football.

I never saw him play but older Hungarian friends tell me he was something special: a tall centre-forward with glorious technique, packing a powerful shot with either foot and on his day better than Puskás, Hidegkúti or Kocsis (the front-three that kept Szusza out of the Magyar ‘golden team’ of the 1950s). He was a prolific scorer with the overhead bicycle kick and affectionate fans even have him mastering the bent free kick long before the Brazilians started exporting the ‘dry leaf’.

He scored 18 goals for Hungary in just 24 appearances, an exceptional strike rate even in football’s most attacking tactical era.

What makes this pertinent now, and makes Szusza’s death crudely timed, is that it reminds one of where Hungarian football once was and where it now isn’t. A couple of weeks ago, while I was in Budapest visiting the land of my childhood, Ujpest – Szusza’s former club – copped a 4-0 hiding at home from Vaduz, a tiny club team from amateur Liechtenstein, in a UEFA Cup qualifier.

The television commentator was driven to remark: ‘Well, we have lived long enough to even see this’. The very sight of it surely hastened Szusza’s death.

The shame that now masquerades as football in Hungary will depress even those foreign to this once envied football country. If you thought Australian football governance in the pre-Crawford era was as bad as it gets, think again. This is worse.

Which makes one seriously suggest that a Crawford-style shake-up is the only thing left that might revive the game in Hungary.

The twice World Cup runner-up is ranked 84th in the world. It has not qualified for the World Cup since 1982 and, barring some miracle, is unlikely to do so again, given its low pedigree which has it seeded in the qualifying draw on par with Moldova and Kazakhstan.

The season opening Supercup match between league champion Debrecen and Cup winner Szekesfehérvár drew 2000 fans. An editorial piece in the national sports daily, Nemzeti Sport, sighed: ‘Hungarian football now only exists in mementoes and on film’.

What makes it worse for Hungarians is that these are not symptoms of some regional malady where the small countries of the former communist bloc, where football had been long supported by the state under their dictatorships, might all be in a similar plight.

The Czech Republic remains one of the world’s elite football nations. Poland, Serbia-Montenegro, Croatia and Ukraine all qualified for the World Cup. They all produce quality players for export while the Hungarian conveyor belt, once the producer of some of the world’s best talent, sits idle, covered in rust and abandoned.

Neither is it the case that Hungary as a sporting nation in general has lost its way. It continues to excel in many other sports and, for its mere 10 million population, remains ninth on the all time Olympic medal list.

I had dinner in Budapest with some old friends, among them former Australia coach Frank Arok, repatriated former Sydney football writer Peter Scott and long time St George-Budapest president Les Bordacs.

Scott is now a sports agent, doing well, managing from his Budapest headquarters mostly women basketball players. He wouldn’t touch footballers with a barge pole.

Arok, who lives in Novi Sad in neighbouring Serbia, not long ago knocked back an offer to direct an elite Hungarian youth academy bankrolled by one of the country’s richest men. More’s the pity. The country could use his talent.

Bordacs, who too returned permanently to the land of his birth some years ago, remarked: ‘If you told me even ten years ago that Australian domestic football matches would attract eight or ten times more than that which go to games in Hungary I would have laughed you out of the room’.

That is how much times have changed.

There are many theories on what reasons lie behind the dark and steep demise of Hungarian football, corruption being the most plausible and probably the principle.

According to Hungarian chroniclers, who wrote books on the subject, the 1980s was the decade of sleaze, which led to it all, when match fixing was so ripe it was considered the norm, to a degree where players punched out team-mates who declined to go along.

In the era of ‘goulash communism’, when money sloshed about un-policed and grew like weed, generous cash given by the state to football was stolen as club officials and even those of the game’s governing body manoeuvred to attain and keep positions in order to fatten wallets. The broad interests of football sat on the back burner.

When regime change came and things had to become more transparent, match-fixing became less acceptable and fashionable but the culture of theft remained. Even today the Hungarian government gives more money to football in comparative terms than the $15 million Frank Lowy squeezed out of the Australian government in the advent of Crawford.

Yet the cash disappears, down a mysterious black hole as Hungarian football continues to lurch backward in international humiliation. The game’s credibility has hit zero and there are now more fans attending basketball, handball and kayaking in Hungary than there are those who occasionally mosey up to a football match on the off-chance that there is nothing better going on.

This in the country, which was once a global power in football and produced Puskás.

What makes all this interesting to an Australian reader is that there may be a way out of this mess for the Hungarians: the Australian way, or precisely the Crawford-Lowy-O’Neill way.

In other words it’s time for the government to step in, as the Howard government did when it launched the Crawford Inquiry. The Hungarian government did step in a few years ago but it was badly bungled. The then sports minister, the youthful Dr Tamás Deutsch, tried to bully the Hungarian FA into some changes only to earn the wrath of FIFA which doesn’t take kindly to political interference. Deutsch backed off.

What the government should do is what the Howard government did: set up an independent inquiry whose findings will determine whether the government continues to subsidise the sport or not.

The Howard government did not compel the old Soccer Australia board to resign. They did that themselves under enormous public pressure brought by the Crawford recommendations, which included that a man as respected as Lowy should take over the game’s governance.

Governments generally tend to do only things that there are votes in and that is where Howard got smart when agreeing to an inquiry into football. During the World Cup euphoria the Prime Minister must have been grinning from ear to ear, and rightly so because, like him or not, his government did play a role in what led to that euphoria by triggering the Crawford Inquiry.

That is the lesson for the Hungarians. And they can start their much needed football revolution by sending a study group to Australia to find out how it was done. After all, football in Australia pre-Crawford was also in a hopeless mess from which there seemed to be no way out.

There is one small pocket in Hungarian football that is doing something right. The Sándor Károly Football Academy, a private concern, is drawing accolades from international observers for the job it is doing with the cream of the country’s young talent.

Backed by the MTK club, the academy is on a country estate where 44 high-school age footballers reside full time, combining their football development with their schooling and are being fashioned for careers with the richer western European clubs.

This is the academy for which Frank Arok was once courted.

(Visit http://hvg.hu/english/20060704footballeng.aspx for more on the academy.)

The project is the brainchild of Gábor Várszegi, one of Hungary’s richest businessmen and the former owner of MTK. More recently Várszegi, or rather his lucrative retail chain, was the owner of Ferencváros, Hungary’s most popular club, but quit after being showered by anti-semitic insults when the club lost a key match in the 2002-03 season.

Now Ferencváros, broke and buried in debt, has been banished to the second division, for the first time in its history, after the FA found it did not have the financial resources to run a team in the top division.

Perhaps Gábor Várszegi is the man to do for Hungary what Frank Lowy did for Australia. That’s if the Hungarian government has the gumption to install him.


Last modified: 13 August 2006 23:18:15
ChrisRea Creative Commons License 2007.04.15 0 0 18
Wellington Phoenix

az uj nz csapat az Ausztral A ligaban.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wellington_Phoenix_FC
ChrisRea Creative Commons License 2007.03.25 0 0 17
Nagy nehezen kitudja hany het vacakolas utan, egy wellingtoni gorog miliomos kikohogott 1.1 mil dollart es igy kb 5 evig varhatoan lesz FC Wellinton az Ausztral Hunday A ligaban.


a nevrol most szavaztatjak a nepet :) Centurion, Phonix, Thunder, Wasp


a 2007-8 szezon masodik feletol fog jatszani kb 8 meccset otthon zsinorban (addig idegenbe)



ChrisRea Creative Commons License 2007.03.12 0 0 16
Ugy nez ki az NZ A-ligas csapat bedol, nem tudnak $2 milio szponzori penzt osszeszedni...
ChrisRea Creative Commons License 2007.03.09 0 0 15
te ezt tudtad ?

The A-League has been rated the 18th largest football league in the world and its success has been there for everyone to see.

Various Australian rugby league officials have already publicly expressed their concerns that the A-League could be the next big thing in Australian sport.
Előzmény: Zöldferi (14)
Zöldferi Creative Commons License 2007.03.02 0 0 14

Emléxem,mikor először jártam Ausztráliában,kint voltam egy St.George Budapest - Marconi meccsen.Azóta eltűntek mindketten.  :-(

A St.George-ban akkoriban azt hiszem Árok Ferenc volt az edző,ő volt szöv.kap.is a "Socceroosnál".

Azóta sajnos nem nagyon kísérem figyelemmel a történéseket. 

ChrisRea Creative Commons License 2007.03.02 0 0 13
"NZ az pedig Auckland"

Wellington :)
Előzmény: Törölt nick (10)
Lucilius Creative Commons License 2006.01.29 0 0 12
Köszi!
Előzmény: Törölt nick (10)
ChrisRea Creative Commons License 2006.01.29 0 0 11
a vegen en is lemaradtam a Sydney's meccsrol.

sot az egesz (angol) FA kupa fordulot is elneztem egy nappal :)


Törölt nick Creative Commons License 2006.01.28 0 0 10

Hello!

 

Central Coast as Gosford tulajdonkepen eszak Syndney, es az ahoz kozeli kis telepulesek.

NZ az pedig Auckland.

 

jo hetveget!

Előzmény: Lucilius (9)
Lucilius Creative Commons License 2006.01.28 0 0 9
Ave!

"A-League standings
Team Pl W D L F A GD P
1 Adelaide 19 13 3 3 31 22 +9 42
2 Newcastle 19 9 4 6 26 21 +5 31
3 Sydney 19 8 6 5 31 26 +6 30
4 Central Coast 19 7 7 5 30 25 +5 28
5 Perth 19 7 5 7 30 26 +3 26
6 Queensland 19 6 6 7 20 20 0 24
7 Melbourne 19 6 5 8 23 20 +3 23
8 New Zealand 19 1 2 16 13 44 -31 5"

Leírnátok nekem, h. a Central Coast és a New Zealand mely városok csapatait takarja. A Queenslandre tippelek ---> Brisbane?
Törölt nick Creative Commons License 2006.01.28 0 0 8

Ja nagy mecs lesz ha kikap a Sydney akkor vege es a Queensland megy a dontokbe, viszont ha nyer akkor minden ok... Sajnos nem tudom nezni a mecset amugy se de holnap meg utazzom igy halgatni se tudom.

 

Amugy az SBS TWG-en szoktal lenni?

Előzmény: ChrisRea (7)
ChrisRea Creative Commons License 2006.01.28 0 0 7
a knights eleg szerecsetlen egy szervezet ugy ahogy van, otletem sincs hogy mi alapjan szervezik oket, szvsz meg nzl se lennek dobogosok...

meg nem tudtam kinezni egy csapatot se magamnak de asszem a Sydney-ben nyomja Dwight Yorke is ! (eloszor el sem akartam hinni )

talan ezert engem is jobban erdekel :

29 January 2006 Perth Glory v Sydney FC 17:00 - Members Equity Stadium

Előzmény: Törölt nick (6)
Törölt nick Creative Commons License 2006.01.28 0 0 6

Sajnos Pekingben elek most es nem sok meccset lattam. Viszont a Central Coast-on tegnap voltak a legtobben eddigi torteneteben ami nagyon. Viszont sajnalnam ha Sydney nem jut be mert az fontos lenne.

Ilyen lendulete nem volt meg a futballnak AU-ban ez nagyban koszonheto a VB szereplesnek. Te NZ-en vagy? Ha igen ott van hatasa a Knights-nak?

 

Előzmény: ChrisRea (5)
ChrisRea Creative Commons License 2006.01.28 0 0 5
nekem bejon tv-n, idonkent nezem is, aztan itt megbeszelhetjuk a latottakat...

pl a knights-adelite nemsokara kb ugy elso 20 percig izgalmas lehet aztan varhatoan megszorjak a hazaiakat.

amiota megvan a vb szereples jobban hajtanak a csapatok, szerinted is ?
Előzmény: Törölt nick (4)
Törölt nick Creative Commons License 2006.01.28 0 0 4

En nezem! Ausztral-Magyar vagyok, es sokat tanulhatnank az Ausztraloktol. Amugy az Ausztral FFA (LSZ) igazgatoja a masodik legazdagab Ausztral aki Magyar szarmazasu (felvideki). Ott is valsagban volt a futball hosszu evekig, mert ott csak 4. rangu sportnak szamitott es nagyon elvolt nyomva.
Na enyyit a haterrol. Tobb mint 50 Ausztral jatszik Europaban elso osztalyban, Angliaban van jo par, pl. Cahill-Everton, Kewell-Liverpool, Schwarzer Middlesb. Neil-Blackburn, es meg rengeteg mas.

Az A-League-ben jatszik a Dwight Yorke Sydney-ben, es az Archie Thompson-t a Melburne Victory jatekosat most vittek el a PSV-Eindhovenbe.

Orulok hogy ilyen messzire eljutott a hire.

http://www.a-league.com.au/ 

Előzmény: ChrisRea (-)
ChrisRea Creative Commons License 2006.01.28 0 0 3
ja... biztos csak az abc sorrend miatt :D
Előzmény: Wolfhauser Ottokár (2)
Wolfhauser Ottokár Creative Commons License 2006.01.27 0 0 2
Adelaide az első? Akkor az ott élő rokonom most biztos boldog.
Előzmény: ChrisRea (-)
ChrisRea Creative Commons License 2006.01.27 0 0 1
egy tuti kepernyovedo:

http://www.a-league.com.au/_content/screensaver/00000001-pcversion.exe
ChrisRea Creative Commons License 2006.01.27 0 0 0
Mar ha nezi valaki :)

Ha kedveled azért, ha nem azért nyomj egy lájkot a Fórumért!