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Jordan Bos played a full game and had an assist for Feyenoord in a 1-0 win over Groningen in the Eredivise.

Tete Yengi came on in the 89th minute for Livingston in a 1-2 loss to Rangers in the Scottish Top Flight. Ryan McGowan was not in the squad for Livingston.

Jahce Novello was an unused sub for Cosenza in a 1-0 over Siracusa Calcio in Serie C Group C.

Louis Agosti  was unavailable through national team duty for Dolomiti Bellunesi in Serie C Group A.

Rawley St John started and was subbed in the 66th minute for St Pauli II in a 2-0 win over HSC Hannover in the German Fourth Tier.

Noah Botic started, scored and was subbed off in the 67th minute for Austria Wien in a 3-1 over Rapid Wien in the Austrian Bundesliga. Marco Tilio came on in the 66th minute for Rapid Wien.

Jed Drew was unavailable through injury for Hartberg in the Austrian Bundesliga.

Ryan Teague was an unused sub for KV Mechelen in a 2-0 win over Sporting Charleroi in the Belgian Top Flight.

Marcus Younis came on in the 85th minute for Brønby in a 5-1 over OB in the Danish Top Flight.

Milos Degenek was an unused sub for TSC Backa Topola in a 1-0 win over Novi Pazar in the Serbian Top Flight.

Daniel Arzani was an unused sub for Ferencvaros in a 2-0 win over Györi ETO in the Hungarian Top Flight.

Tomi Juric came on at half time for FC Koper in a 2-4 loss to NK Bravo in the Slovenian Top Flight .

Saad Moukachar and Illiya Shalamanov-Trenkov were unused subs for Spartak Varna in a 1-1 draw with Slavia Sofia in the Bulgarian Top Flight.

Mellos Bajrami played a full game and recieved a yellow card for Vllanzia in a 1-1 draw with Teuta in the Albanian Top Flight.

Ryan Edwards came on in the 91st minute for Omonia Aradippou in a 1-0 win over Enosis Paralimni in the Cypriot Top Flight.

Giuseppe Bovalina was an unused sub for the Vancouver Whitecaps in a 2-2 draw with Seattle in the MLS.

Brad Smith was unavailable through injury for Cincinnati in the MLS.

Panos Armenakas played a full game and had an assist for the Oakland Roots in a 3-3 draw with Phoenix Rising in the USL.

Luke Ivanovic and Jacob Muir were unused subs for Monterrey Bay in a 1-0 win over Sacramento in the USL.

Arthur Papas' Cerezo Osaka lost 1-2 to Kyoto Sanga in the J-League.

Thomas Deng was not in the squad for Yokohama F Marinos in the J-League.

Connor Chapman played a full game for Gimpo in a 0-0 draw with Seongnam in K-2.

Aaron Calver came on in the 86th minute and John Iredale was not in the squad for Seoul E-Land in a 0-0 draw with Incheon United. Harrison Delbridge was not in the squad for Incheon United.

Stefan Mauk played a full game for Cong An Ha Noi in a 2-0 win over Nam Dinh in the Vietnamese Top Flight.

Dylan Ruiz-Diaz played a full game and recieved a yellow card for Nakhon Si United in a 5-4 win over Khonkaen United in the Thai Second Divison.
 
JS96 said:
Shouldn't be considered for national team at the moment. Try Balard and Luongo and try Kalik into the set up.
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The problem is, Teague is one of Popovic's boys, so he'll probably get picked for the next window. I like Teague, but you have to be playing to be considered for the Socceroos. I like the idea of picking Kalik & Karacic - both playing together in one of the best teams in Croatia.
 
SocceroosFan said:
The problem is, Teague is one of Popovic's boys, so he'll probably get picked for the next window. I like Teague, but you have to be playing to be considered for the Socceroos. I like the idea of picking Kalik & Karacic - both playing together in one of the best teams in Croatia.
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I don't - he has always been overrated. A matter of playing for a big club getting callups to junior NT setups - performing okay against boys but always found out against better opponents. I expect his natural fit to be the ALM or a spot in a lower Asian League. Then again I didn't rate Spiranovic either for the same reason.
 
SocceroosFan said:
The problem is, Teague is one of Popovic's boys, so he'll probably get picked for the next window. I like Teague, but you have to be playing to be considered for the Socceroos. I like the idea of picking Kalik & Karacic - both playing together in one of the best teams in Croatia.
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Hadjuk might be one of the best teams in Croatia, but they are very lowly rated from a European perspective. 153 in UEFA rankings, below teams from the likes of Faroe Islands, Latvia, Lithuania, Iceland, Kosovo.
 
Keeper66 said:
Hadjuk might be one of the best teams in Croatia, but they are very lowly rated from a European perspective. 153 in UEFA rankings, below teams from the likes of Faroe Islands, Latvia, Lithuania, Iceland, Kosovo.
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Years ago Liam Rose and Kalik were the 'wonderkids' at the Mariners. Rose was the one that impressed more and he really never kicked on having an average ALM career (nothing to sneeze at but less than the hype). I haven't seen Kalik since then but saw nothing then to suggest he would be a standout. Maybe he was a late bloomer - maybe Hadjuk isn't what it used to be.
 
patjennings said:
Balard has always been ahead of Teague - Teague is still potential and has a lot to do to get to that level.
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Hear he probably just needs to start getting in the gym and bulking up so he cant be bullied off the ball so easily
 
melbcityguy said:
I don't want to jinx bos but wow

Getting an assist for the top team in Holland with rvp as manager.

I want a Feyenoord shirt for Christmas but I don't think he'll be there this long at this rate
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Should wait to see if his acl survives till the world cup given our history
 
patjennings said:
Balard has always been ahead of Teague - Teague is still potential and has a lot to do to get to that level.
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I mean he should have been but Popovic saw different there for a while. Hopefully Balards on his way to cementing his starting spot.
 
patjennings said:
Years ago Liam Rose and Kalik were the 'wonderkids' at the Mariners. Rose was the one that impressed more and he really never kicked on having an average ALM career (nothing to sneeze at but less than the hype). I haven't seen Kalik since then but saw nothing then to suggest he would be a standout. Maybe he was a late bloomer - maybe Hadjuk isn't what it used to be.
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