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More worried about ommissions than inclusions
Thought scicluna and younis would be worth a look
Thought scicluna and younis would be worth a look
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Sign Up Now!Worry about exclusions when they are actually excluded. I've no idea who else will be coming to the camp but I'm reasonably confident that the players going there already know that they are and have organised a date to get there.More worried about ommissions than inclusions
Thought scicluna and younis would be worth a look
Doubt he will call up 55.I don't think they are. If he takes the full 55 into preliminary camp there will be plenty of spots in that camp for kids as well.
You’d think if Dylan Scicluna, a guy whose season is completely over, was gonna get called up he’d come now unless he’s negotiating an overseas move. Marcus Younis is possibly back training with Brøndby so he might still come.Worry about exclusions when they are actually excluded. I've no idea who else will be coming to the camp but I'm reasonably confident that the players going there already know that they are and have organised a date to get there.
I think Raphael Borges Rodrigues will likely be going to the camp as a differential option along with Jacob Italiano but Italiano will possibly make the final 26-player list instead because he ranks higher in defensive contributions and has senior international experience which Borges Rodrigues lacks.Interesting he said there'll be some players we haven't seen before and alluded to that when he was talking about positions of depth concerns.
I reckon candidates would be Bennie and Borges-Rodriguez for RWB and Sapsford and T.Yengi for up top.
Any other contenders?
Popovic was very clear in his press conference that Leckie was picked for his experience and Younis was not due to inexperience, but that his time will come. He said Leckie was the best player for Melb City in the weekend game v AUK. I watched that game. Leckie was good. Younis could have been but perhaps because he was marked so tightly by Auckland, his teammates kept going left.If Leckie gets called up the that suggest Younis hasn't been included as I don't think he's being given a short holiday.
It’s 100% certain that more than half of the 50 make the 26………We can have around 50 players in this camp so I'm not surprised by the names, although I will be shocked if more than half of those named make the 26.
Yeah who needs a technical director anyway.Football Australia must be awash with cash and nothing else to invest it in.
Leckie shouldn't get the nod but the only position I don't hate the idea of him in is RWB.Leckies mobility in midfield is elite, but a midfield of leckie and irvine would be the ugliest football in roo history lol
Fair pointLeckie shouldn't get the nod but the only position I don't hate the idea of him in is RWB.
I guess that means he’ll be in the squad then. Bruh.Popovic was very clear in his press conference that Leckie was picked for his experience and Younis was not due to inexperience, but that his time will come. He said Leckie was the best player for Melb City in the weekend game v AUK. I watched that game. Leckie was good. Younis could have been but perhaps because he was marked so tightly by Auckland, his teammates kept going left.
Leckie should not be in the Socceroos playing list for the World Cup anyway given that he's only just returned to full fitness after having hip surgery and we have much better options at right wing back and in midfield who fit into Tony Popovic's tactical system.Leckie shouldn't get the nod but the only position I don't hate the idea of him in is RWB.
but 55 is the number, if he chooses to use them all, in which case...It’s 100% certain that more than half of the 50 make the 26………
Definitely Volpato, Arena and Okon Jr JrInteresting he said there'll be some players we haven't seen before and alluded to that when he was talking about positions of depth concerns.
I reckon candidates would be Bennie and Borges-Rodriguez for RWB and Sapsford and T.Yengi for up top.
Any other contenders?
Does he still have the engine for RWB at 35? Have watched a bit of Younis but city are probably least appealing for me as a neutra viewer.Leckie shouldn't get the nod but the only position I don't hate the idea of him in is RWB.
I highly doubt Leckie can still play right wing back at 35 years of age in addition to only just returning from a serious hip injury and we'll be better off naming a more youthful player in that position instead.Does he still have the engine for RWB at 35? Have watched a bit of Younis but city are probably least appealing for me as a neutra viewer.
True but I meant of the 8 named so far.It’s 100% certain that more than half of the 50 make the 26………