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MAKE no mistake, the World Cup finals and World Cup bids to be decided over the next 12 months will map soccer's place in the Australian sporting landscape for decades to come. Much of the groundwork for both has been done in 2009. Full Article at Adelaide Now
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Tommy Oar is set to make a timely return to the Brisbane Roar line-up on Wednesday night with Pim Verbeek to be an interested spectator for the derby with North Queensland Fury. Full Article at Fox Sports Australia
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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - OCTOBER 13: Australian Socceroo coach Pim Verbeek talks with Hary Kewell of the Socceroos at an Australian Socceroos training session at at Etihad Stadium on October 13, 2009 in Melbourne, Australia. View Photo »
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Tommy is on the pre-list for the Asian Cup qualifier against Kuwait which will be good for him to get some international experience
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Veteran Serbian coach Radomir Antic admits he considered signing Kewell five or six years ago. Full Article at ABC Online
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Kewell was on target for Turkish side Galatasaray again at the weekend with his strike securing a 3-2 win over Antalyaspor, whose second goal was scored by Kewell's international teammate Mile Jedinak. Full Article at Fox Sports Australia
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Victory star Carlos Hernandez opened the floodgates with the first goal of the second half. Full Article at The Age
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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - OCTOBER 13: Australian Socceroo coach Pim Verbeek talks with Hary Kewell of the Socceroos at an Australian Socceroos training session at at Etihad Stadium on October 13, 2009 in Melbourne, Australia. View Photo »
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There's still months to go, and Scott for sure is always on the 'long list' of players we're thinking about. We have many alternatives as striker. Harry (Kewell) certainly can, but also Josh Kennedy, Archie Thompson, Alex Brosque, Bruce Djite. As far as I know (Mark) Viduka has retired, but Archie still...
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There aren’t many football clubs around the world who start of their season by sacrificing an animal. In this case, a goat was the specific species, taken down to the training ground ahead of the first home match of the campaign. Full Article at Goal.com
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SOCCEROOS boss Pim Verbeek yesterday had his worst fears confirmed with veteran fullback Scott Chipperfield facing a race to be fit for the World Cup thanks to torn ankle ligaments. Full Article at The Daily Telegraph
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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - OCTOBER 13: Australian Socceroo coach Pim Verbeek talks with Hary Kewell of the Socceroos at an Australian Socceroos training session at at Etihad Stadium on October 13, 2009 in Melbourne, Australia.
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CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA - DECEMBER 4: In this handout photo provided by the 2010 FIFA World Cup Organising Committee, Australian coach Pim Verbeek at the Mixzone after the 2010 Soccer World Cup Final Draw at the CTICC on December 4, 2009 in Cape Town, South Africa.
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Tommy is on the pre-list for the Asian Cup qualifier against Kuwait which will be good for him to get some international experience
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There's still months to go, and Scott for sure is always on the 'long list' of players we're thinking about. We have many alternatives as striker. Harry (Kewell) certainly can, but also Josh Kennedy, Archie Thompson, Alex Brosque, Bruce Djite. As far as I know (Mark) Viduka has retired, but Archie still...
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We have a difficult group and that would be seen negatively by some teams but the way the Australians are, the better the opponent the better they prepare themselves ... They don’t see any problems in playing big teams. In qualification, Japan away and China away, were games with difficult circumstances...
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I’ve heard from my players that they would have preferred to have England in their group and I can understand that because most of them have English backgrounds or play in England, but to have the advantage of playing England will probably be the extra 1% that they need to go to the second round
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Let's focus to get there, that's the most important thing at the moment. But it can be a bonus for the players for the last 2 per cent of motivation they can hopefully play England in the next round
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Germany is one of the best teams in the world - it's a great opponent for the first game, Ghana is very strong and Serbia beat France. Every game is full of challenges
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It's interesting because we have a good record against Ghana, we won four times against them and two times it's a draw so we have never lost against them
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I haven't thought about it and I'm not going to think about it also. I'm just going there and enjoy the draw and enjoy my time in Cape Town
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I think we need another six points to be absolutely sure, two wins from the last three games. But that's to be completely sure, and it depends, of course, on the result when Kuwait play Indonesia. We had an excellent training camp here in Oman and we are grateful to OFA for providing us with an excellen...
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I think we need another six points to be absolutely sure, two wins from the last three games. But that's to be completely sure, and it depends, of course, on the result when Kuwait play Indonesia. We had an excellent training camp here in Oman and we are grateful to OFA for providing us with an excellen...
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They (Oman) are a strong side and has the ability to surprise us. I never did say that Oman would be defensive when they play us in Melbourne. The media misquoted that. They showed a great team character and I think they can attack us once again
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They (Oman) are a strong side and has the ability to surprise us. I never did say that Oman would be defensive when they play us in Melbourne. The media misquoted that. They showed a great team character and I think they can attack us once again
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I think we beat Qatar here 3-0 and we drew an away game that was 40 degrees
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They beat Saudi Arabia in August so that says enough about the qualities of Oman
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I think Oman will come with one striker and will play defensively with nine players ... So they will play in their own penalty box, waiting until they can counter-attack.
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Josh didn't play at all in the last month in Germany and is playing every game in Japan and scores every game. It is very good for us and very good for him
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He will start and I will see during the game if he can play 90 minutes - or maybe if I have to take him off after 60 or 70 minutes to save him for Wednesday ... But he is ready to play. He's experienced, we missed him against South Korea and we're happy he's back.
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We like to win against the Netherlands, we have to win against Oman
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For all of us it's a good opportunity to have him for a week in training and to see him, and for him it's a great opportunity to be back in Australia and to meet the rest of the players
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Emmo is back ... I was with him at Blackburn Rovers a few weeks ago and he looks very, very fit. He's ready and very eager to start playing games for the first team and for us obviously it's great to have him back. He can play two games in a row - he likes to play two games in a row so there are no worr...
