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Originally posted by knocker View Post
Mooy is injuredTop Scorers 2018/2019
Nakhi Wells - 8
Pawel Wszolek - 6
Luke Freeman - 6
Matt Smith - 6
Ebere Eze - 4
Joel Lynch - 3
Tomer Hemed - 3
Toni Leistner - 2
Massimo Luongo- 2
Angel Rangel - 2
Bright Osayi-Samuel - 2
Geoff Cameron - 1
Aramide Oteh - 1
Jake Bidwell - 1
Jordan Cousins - 1
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Originally posted by 1QPRDK View Post
73 minsTop Scorers 2018/2019
Nakhi Wells - 8
Pawel Wszolek - 6
Luke Freeman - 6
Matt Smith - 6
Ebere Eze - 4
Joel Lynch - 3
Tomer Hemed - 3
Toni Leistner - 2
Massimo Luongo- 2
Angel Rangel - 2
Bright Osayi-Samuel - 2
Geoff Cameron - 1
Aramide Oteh - 1
Jake Bidwell - 1
Jordan Cousins - 1
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Originally posted by Alanwycombe View PostIs it his choice to go? Huddersfield's Mooy is Australian isn't he? And the Cardiff keeper? They are still here and would surely be in the first team.
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MASSIMO Luongo won’t be returning to QPR just yet after a stoppage-time winner sealed Australia’s place in the last 16 of the Asian Cup on Tuesday.
Luongo returned to the Socceroos starting XI for their crucial final group game with Syria in Al Ain, where Tom Rogic’s 93rd-minute effort clinched a 3-2 win.
Australia looked like having to share the points after Syrian goals from Omar Khribin and Omar Al Somah (pen) had cancelled out strikes from Awer Mabil and Chris Ikonomidis. But Jogic’s last-gasp heroics sealed the defending champions’ progression.
Victory means Australia finish second in Group B behind Jordan and must now wait to see who they’ll face in the next round.
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Originally posted by Stainrod View PostI don’t know why he bothers he didn’t get a minute in the World Cup and gets 15 mins v Palestine . Is that really worth flying half way round the world for , they clearly don’t rate him.
Said it on another thread, I'm sure it's holding his career back!
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Originally posted by Buffalo View PostIt's difficult for him though as he must think it is a real honour to play for his country. Plus if he says no to his country he will likely be slagged off back home.
It's a bit like saying we'd #### off a hockey player for not wanting to play for the national side.Last edited by Tarbie; 16-01-2019, 01:31 PM.
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Originally posted by Tarbie View Post
Does anyone is Australia actually care about football? It's like 5th or 6th in the pecking order in national sports over there.
It's a bit like saying we'd #### off a hockey player for not wanting to play for the national side.
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Originally posted by Alanwycombe View PostIs it his choice to go? Huddersfield's Mooy is Australian isn't he? And the Cardiff keeper? They are still here and would surely be in the first team.
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Originally posted by Shepherds Mush View Post
Even if a winners medal might be the only silverware he'll get all career ?
2.) If Mas holds an Asia Cup winners medal in higher esteem than a season (or more) in the Premiership, or a day out at Wembley in the play-off final, that probably gives you a decent indication as to why he's still playing Championship football at 26 years of age.
Ain't knocking Mas by the way. Ain't for me to say how anyone else decides their priorities in life. I'm just saying that if I was a player with his ability, I'd be more focused on playing a few seasons of top flight football than turning out for a 2nd rate national side.
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