Saturday October 17, 2009 10:01 am

Legea V-League Premiership Round 4 Review (VIC)

Round Four from Futsal Oz – No Upsets

Logo - Futsal Oz (Small)Wednesday the 14th of October

By Adam Husseini

Melbourne University 1 – 5 Albert Park 6:30pm

This week, there was no upsets, and Albert Park had no problem dismantling and punishing a woeful Melbourne University. Ling Zong & MUFC president Jamie Truong really needs to start handing flyers around at Australia’s leading university and start recruiting some solid Futsal players! Albert Park looked solid with new inclusion Ahmed Azzam a rock at the back, Torbica invincible behind him and Alija Redzepovic running the show in front of them.

Albert Park slowed the tempo of the game down and a down hearted Melbourne University never looked like winning. It really is a case of taking it one week at a time for both sides. Melbourne University need to score a lot more goals, and will need a massive reshuffle if they are to survive the immediate drop.

Referees: Nectar Karalis & Ricardo Arajuo

Goal Scorers:
Melbourne Uni : Duke Duva 1
Albert Park: Ahmed Azzam 1, Dino Redzepovic 1, Milos Nikaljevic 2, Alija Redzepovic

Metropolitan FC 9 – 3 Doncaster 7:15pm

The Samba Kings Metropolitan danced, ducked and weaved around a wounded Doncaster but really lacked that cutting edge to put the game out of reach early. Metropolitan were 2-1 up and missed a hatful of chances, Doncaster grabbed an equalizer against the run of play. 2-2 and the Metropolitan bench were nervy and tense.

Polatti, Mesquita and Barbosa practically missed open goal’s before they scored team goal of the night, with 16 passes backwards, forwards, left & right before a clinical Muktar backpost finish. Metropolitan ran away with it and Doncaster really need to fight harder when they are in with a sniff, it was evident the orange outfit had given up at 5-3. The controversy continued after the game, Ahmed Muktar displaying his displeasure at being substituted and could be frozen out until round 11 when the transfer window reopens.

Referees: Ricardo Arajuo & Nectar Karalis

Goal Scorers:
Metropolitan : Victor Mesquita 3, Ahmed Muktar 3, Marcus Barbosa Junior 2
Doncaster: Ari Vlahos 1, Billy Giannikos 2

North Melbourne 6 – 4 Pascoe Vale FC 8:00pm

Dubbed as match of the round, and it very much was! The revitalised Pascoe Vale looked confident and strong, really took the game to North Melbourne. Unfortunately this game was the Fernando De Moraes story who scored 5 of the best. North Melbourne went a goal down, and Fernando replied swiftly checking to the right and blasting into the bottom left corner. He then toe cut inside the half way line, dodged to Pascoe vale players attempting to close down the middle and blasted right through Pascoe Vale keeper Sorensen. 2-1.

Pascoe vale crept back into the match when Fernando had a breather on the pine, they were 3-2 up and must have had a batch of déjà vu when De Moraes danced past two and dinked the goal keeper equalized, then snatched the lead with a toe poker flying into the top right corner. Pascoe vale can take a few positives from the game; they have some great talent and will come good once gelled. North Melbourne march on destroying all V-League teams that lie in their way.

Referees: Duck Farah & Ricardo Arajuo

Goal Scorers:
North Melbourne FC: Fernando De Moraes 5, Johnathan Barrientos 1
Pascoe Vale FC: Adrian D’Ortenzio 2, Marko Kunna 1, Ravel Tavares 1

FC Prahran 4 vs 4 FC Carlton 8:45pm

Viewers were still catching their collective breath when Cup Winners FC Prahran took to the field against a Carlton side who finished 2nd last season. This was a tight affair, with tricks & flicks and swift movement, Carlton looked to have the upper hand with Hooman & Hamid really up for this one. But don’t count Prahran out as they slowly worked there way back into this one through Talisman Maxim Avram & goal poacher Haider Noor.

Prahran goalkeeper, the Siberian express was other-worldly, saving 2 out of 3 penalty kicks in the first half after Prahran’s foul count went out of control. Carlton started the second half well but Prahran maintained possession and were much more efficient in moving the ball around. They were 4-3 up, but Carlton love late fight backs, none more-so then Hooman Shekari who equalized with 30 seconds to go leaving the Prahran boys fuming.

Referees: Nectar Karalis & Duck Farah

Goal Scorers:
FC Prahran: Michael Habashi 1, Haider Noor 2, Maxim Avram 1
FC Carlton: Hooman Shekari 2, Hamid Hassanikhoo 2

Fitzroy FC 5 vs 3 Ashburton FC 9:30pm

It was a tasty match program, and with the two previous games entertaining the crowd, this was the one everybody was waiting for. Both sides had won there previous 3 and fielded two strong Futsal sides. Ashburton coached by Victorian Mens State Coach Paul Vidic set there stall early, a full press, stop James Blackburn & attack at every opportunity. Fitzroy lead by keeper of the year Flo Deffner played an intelligent and experienced game with some good individual performances but a terrific team effort.

Ashburton took the lead early with Brazilian Junior Melo scoring from an acute angle. The game was played at a breathtaking pace and both sides looked to tire early, there was no chance for a rest when a quick side ball found Blackburn and in less then a second he had flicked and smashed a volley at 200km/h down the heart of the Ashburton goal. Ashburton wild child Igor Arsovski criticised an average refereeing performance from the bench, received a yellow, and then a straight red for later chopping Fitzroy’s Leonardo. Flo was lucky to be on the pitch after preventing a goal scoring opportunity handballing outside the area, a yellow deemed worthy by official Ricardo.

Fitzroy played well and deserved the 3-1 half time lead, even with Boris Masic’s harsh own goal. He was at fault for not marking Manny Karis who vitally volleyed home from a corner. Husseini gifted Blackburn with his second and the game was out of reach, Ashburton played well but it was two late consolation goals too late. Fitzroy have to be title favourites, the invincibles, Ashburton need to regroup and beat Metropolitan next week.

Referees: Ricardo Arajuo & Nectar Karalis

Goal Scorers:
Fitzroy FC: James Blackburn 2, Manny Karas 1 , James Sibley 1, Boris Masic OG.
Ashburton FC: Junior Melo 3

 

FC Essendon 7 vs 3 FC Geelong 10:15pm

V-League night wound down with champions Essendon toying with new boys Geelong. The champions never hit 4th gear and were strengthened by the return of Vlajko Bosniac, who possesses skills of some the games greats. Vlajko lead the line with an early hat trick; astonishingly Alexander the Great didn’t score a goal but im sure he’d be more then happy to be back to winning ways! He was twice thwarted by Geelong’s ever present goal keeper who had his work cut out from the first minute with the two Stevanovic brother’s toe poking from everwhere.

Essendon had a corner early in the second half when the two brothers linked up with a rocket side foot into the bottom right hand corner of the Geelong goal. It was a dire affair in the second half, out of the bottom 3 sides at the minute, Geelong fight until the final whistle. This will serve them well as they have learnt some hard lessons over the past 4 weeks. The V-League is a ruthless competition, you need to study each side very carefully, analyse strengths and pinpoint weaknesses’.

Until next week, goodbye!

Referees: Duck Farah & Nectar Karalis

Goal Scorers:
FC Essendon: Vlajko Bosniac 3, Ivan Stevanovic 2, Igor Stevanovic 1, Dusan Bosniak 1
FC Geelong: Adrian Bond 1, Aaron D’Antino 1, Gareth Demink 1

www.futsaloz.tv for highlights and www.futsaloz.com.au/vleague.html for ladder

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81 Responses to “Legea V-League Premiership Round 4 Review (VIC)”

    correction: hamid scored the late equaliser for Carlton…

    apologies,

    Adam on October 17th, 2009 11:38 am

    Great review, In my honest opinion, NSW Futsal is much better.

    Stir the pot on October 17th, 2009 11:39 am

    V-League, Pure Quality, Proffessionalism, Everyone FROTHS hardcore for V-League. Imagine a Vic side picked for the next nationals from this Incredible League. I just hope the Coach Paul Picks the RIGHT Players. If this happens Shut the Gates and thank your Mother for the Rabbits!!!

    Scot on October 18th, 2009 1:19 am

    Problem is, The Real Creme De La Creme in the V-League wont pay the ridiculous fees to represent the state. It should be a priviledge and an honour to be picked amongst the best players. Surely the Federation MAKES enough $$$$$$ to give something back to the players…..State Representation

    Scot on October 18th, 2009 1:22 am

    you are obviously watching a different V league from the one that is being filmed….. is a good club league played on a very small court with fat guys in goal

    ole on October 18th, 2009 4:45 am

    The vleague is more then a good club league, it’s light years ahead of other Futsal governing bodies, centres, leagues and groups.

    Having said that they run a terrific junior program too. The concept is still in it’s infancy but should produce a long list of talented Futsal players.

    Far from ole on October 18th, 2009 8:08 am

    I cant see a V league for women?

    Simon on October 18th, 2009 12:35 pm

    rose coloured glasses huh… gotta love em.

    The NSW super dooper leagues kill the v (for vaguely looks like a futsal court) league for quality of play and set up. but good on you guys for blowing your own horn.

    once you move from your 26m x 14m court with walls 1m from the court the game may look ok.

    I am enjoying all the promotion though still can’t understand a word the commentator says…

    ole on October 18th, 2009 3:01 pm

    Ole is usually something heard at a football game when something skillful has been executed successfully. You can keep your Huge grounds. You come and play on the smaller court where you have LESS TIME and LESS SPACE and Need to be skillful. The Big Courts are obviously an advantage for players with LESS skill
    SERIOUSLY if Australia had to play a Brazil Russia or Spain in Futsal which court do you think will suit the Australian Team? As for the Commentator Scottish is actually English with a variation in the Accent or didn’t you know that.

    Scot on October 18th, 2009 4:25 pm

    Which Tv Station is actually showing the “NSW super dooper Leagues”. We can sit here and argue forever about your Super Dooper League. FACT: 250,000 people a month watch the V-LEAGUE!!!

    Scot on October 18th, 2009 4:40 pm

    Scot you are a funny guy…. 250k people… yep and 1.2 million visit my site each week….. lol

    Fact… the v league is a good club based league…..

    ole on October 18th, 2009 4:42 pm

    and which site is that ole?

    High Horse on October 18th, 2009 4:45 pm

    Fat goal keeper

    Spiro K on October 18th, 2009 4:48 pm

    Ole you could only dream of playing with De Moraes and other players of that Calibre in the V(Visionary)-LEAGUE. By the Way the 250K is Worldwide.

    Scot on October 18th, 2009 5:00 pm

    Court Size is 34 x 16. And the 250k are people watching the V-League NOT people just visiting the Web Site. As for Fat goalkeepers if you are old enough you might remember Neville Southall. If the V-league wasn’t Quality you wouldn’t have the Vikings and the FFV FROTHING to be apart of it.

    Scot on October 18th, 2009 5:06 pm

    @Scot. I’m a bit confused. Is V-League affiliated with FFV or not? If they are, then they are “part of it”. If not, then how can the coach, Paul pick “the right Players” for the Nationals?

    Paul on October 18th, 2009 5:18 pm

    V-League has achieved in a very small amount of time what no other Futsal Body in Australia has been able to do.

    Billy M. on October 18th, 2009 5:18 pm

    Paul there is a thing called Politics and that is actually the Cancer of Football in this country. V league is affiliated because that is the only way the players can get picked to play for Victoria. The players are then only eligible to be picked. The Coach then has to put his subjective loyalties aside and pick the Best team. As for being apart of it, Well the V-League has its own team of decision makers whose views and policies are refreshing and modern. This is where it Differs from the Old Antiquated Relic known as the FFV Proof of this can be witnessed first hand on a Wed night or just log on to their Vleague page.

    Scot on October 18th, 2009 5:33 pm

    This just gets funnier and funnier. I’ll give the few V league faithful 1 thing, they love what they are doing.

    @ Billy, so you have 35000 players, an extensive schools program, national club and school titles, inbound and outbound international tours…. for a little club league you have done well to achieve all that.

    @ Ole I love how scot is claiming Fernando as one of his own…. sorry scot Milton and fernando may play in your little league but those guys have been around for a while

    toepoke on October 18th, 2009 7:37 pm

    “old Antiquated Relic known as the FFV” and you are affiliated to them. LOL what does that say about you guys

    enjoy your Wednesday night social futsal

    toepoke on October 18th, 2009 7:39 pm

    I cant wait for the day when V-League sides get the opportunity to play interstate on abnormal, big, tilted, slippery, marked a million times courts.

    Excited on October 18th, 2009 8:37 pm

    @toepoke & ole: Man looks to pass the time but time is passing man. snap out of it and jump aboard the V-LEAGUE train…. we are currently stopping at all stations…..

    Froth on October 18th, 2009 9:39 pm

    To represent Victoria you have to be affiliated with the FFV. And Who is Claiming DE Moraes as their own??? If my information is correct, the Vikings wanted to play in the V-League. The V-league has never approached anyone to play. Those who can recognise Quality come with Froth at the mouth to be a part of the V-league

    Scot on October 18th, 2009 10:47 pm

    Yep thats right toepoke De Moraes and Milton have been around for a while so have the Vikings, But Guess where they CHOSE TO PLAY this Season.

    Scot on October 18th, 2009 10:50 pm

    @Billy, so you have 35000 players, an extensive schools program, national club and school titles, inbound and outbound international tours…. for a little club league you have done well to achieve all that. Very interesting comment Toepoke! There are Millions of players in the UK as well! BUT the ones that are worth anything are playing in the Premiership. Which Players in Victoria that are worthwhile choices for the Nationals are currently NOT playing in the V-League? How many can you name me out of the 35000 players you CLAIM to have?

    Scot on October 18th, 2009 10:55 pm

    Hey Toepoke, Tell me something Else. If the V-League is a social league what the hell is De Moraes doing playing in the so called V-League. Come out from under your Little rock and see what is happening. Vikings does start with a V, But that doesn’t mean it is the Full Representation of Victorian Futsal. If you do actually have 35000 players and all the Schools Kindergartens, Then Surely you have the majority of the talent in your possession.Blackburn, Avram, Azzam, Redzepovic, Filipovic, Deffner, Karas, Correa, Melo, Spijodic, Grgic, Zilic, D. Vithoulkas and the List goes on and on. How many of these guys are Vikings? OR did they drop out of all those schools you have before you got a look at them?

    Scot on October 18th, 2009 11:05 pm

    At the end of the Day, FFV, Vikings, V-League what does it matter. Futsal is the issue and the V-League is simply doing what it takes to strengthen Futsal at state level and Ultimately National. Who Cares if De Moraes is a Viking or Blackburn and co. are FFV. The Point you have OBVIOUSLY OVERLOOKED toepoke is that The Best Victorian Team will only be picked when we stop whingeing about web site hits and how many players we have. After All if Fernando is YOUR PLAYER we dont care he is still a valuable addition to the V-League, BUT so are ALL the Players of the V-League. Just come along and FROTH with us I KNOW you wont be disappointed!

    Scot on October 18th, 2009 11:13 pm

    “old Antiquated Relic known as the FFV” and you are affiliated to them. LOL what does that say about you guys

    enjoy your Wednesday night social futsal

    Hey Toepoke, aren’t you playing in the abovementioned comp as well? So you are affiliated with the FFV as well? Sorry to Quote you. “LOL WHAT DOES THAT SAY ABOUT YOU GUYS”

    Scot on October 18th, 2009 11:38 pm

    Hey Scotty the last 6 entries have been from YOU !

    Wont anyone talk to you ? hahahahahaha

    F.Sala on October 18th, 2009 11:50 pm

    F Sala, Obviously they have nothing CONSTRUCTIVE to say>

    Scot on October 19th, 2009 12:23 am

    LOL

    your posts are way funny…. your killing us here.

    you obviously have little clue about the game as you can only quote footballers….lol you have run 1 league and suddenly you know whats best for the game.

    F.sala has around 30yrs in the game, Frank almost as many you have a good wed night club comp played on a tiny court, with great publicity.

    perhaps it is you who has nothing constructive to say.

    psssst….. word on the street is v league is affiliating to Vikings….. too funny

    ole on October 19th, 2009 5:47 am

    At the end of the day this Victorian league has accomplished much in a short space of time, its achieving a steady viewing base and is growing, the level will continue to improve and it manages to do all this without politics. It’s marketability is ever improving.

    It can not be argued the NSW League is the premier state competition, but you can not deny this V-League the kudos it deserves and the future potential it has.

    All this aside, maybe the inclusion on the Futsal Show of some of NSW league highlights as well? Being from neither state are there community free to air channels in NSW that could produce a similar product to that which the V-league is providing? An excellent opportunity to market and devlop futsal as a product to the people.

    ChickenDance on October 19th, 2009 9:23 am

    @Scott. F.Sala, Toepoke and Ole are just beside themselves because Milton and De Moreas have decided that they, and every age group, would rather play in the FFA Nationals rather than the Vikings Club competition in Sydney.

    Henk on October 19th, 2009 10:37 am

    Vikings and NSW futsal fans make for a good laugh on a monday morning :)

    Cant wait for Wednesday!

    Adam on October 19th, 2009 10:42 am

    I’ve just been watching the Vikings cup games which are online and they kill the V league for quality of game.

    http://www.vimeo.com/user1198647

    But I agree, and have always maintained, the v league exposure is great for the promotion of the game. Sadly Scot and his mates think they have done something remarkable for the game of Futsal in Australia.

    I’m not sure about your comment about doing it all without politics, one the v league is apparently affiliated to the FFV, political…. and two there are the big V league fans here complaining about the FFV not picking the best players… ahhh political

    ole on October 19th, 2009 10:51 am

    This always provides enjoyable reading during my work procrastinating.In relation to the dancing chickens comment and marketability. Do these two leagues have business plans/development plans in place beyond the season to season running, not to devleop the sport as obviously they do (youth, mens, women, academy etc) but in terms of marketing and $$value to sponsors/investors, growth from a public viewing perspective??

    HubbaBubba on October 19th, 2009 10:52 am

    Ole i agree the level is higher and I am not defending this V-league, but believe it should be put into perspective, those Vikings Cup games are based on WA vs NZ, NSW vs Qld, ie handpicked State vs State sides, surely this can not be used to compare against a state only competition, of course the level will be diluted!

    StatementOfLife on October 19th, 2009 11:01 am

    I agree SOL my point was at Scot with his “Blackburn, Avram, Azzam, Redzepovic, Filipovic, Deffner, Karas, Correa, Melo, Spijodic, Grgic, Zilic, D. Vithoulkas and the List goes on and on.” Whoever they are?

    He makes out they HAVE the best players in Australia, never seen any of them at the Nationals or playing for Australia.

    I reiterate…. is a very good Wed night club comp.

    ole on October 19th, 2009 12:01 pm

    The V-League is the best competition in Victoria, there is no doubt about that. Hopefully the best players of the best competition are selected to represent the state (this should apply to all states…)it will make for a much better nationals too…

    It would be nice to have some inter-state games in the off season. It’d also be nice if NSW clubs actively posted on futsal4all and let us know what they think?

    Adam on October 19th, 2009 12:19 pm

    Just so you all know, don’t look too much into De Moraes ans Sakkos playing in the V-League (and taking the P155 by the way), they simply use the game time instead of training twice a week, before they go to Nationals in January. They are also playing in the Supa Liga, again more game time. They’re not jumping ship or changing over to FFA, but rest assured and don’t be fooled by this banter, they WILL definately be in SYDNEY in January

    Jogador on October 19th, 2009 2:52 pm

    ole, a lot of talk and no action your either misinformed or jelous. snap out of it and jump aboard the V-LEAGUE train…………this is one hell of a machine….

    ryan on October 19th, 2009 9:57 pm

    Ole you crack me up!!! The V-League EXPRESS has arrived and is steamrolling along at a frantic pace.Get a ticket and jump aboard. If you miss it this time, its ok OLE you can wait for the EXPRESS to return. I am sure one day it will even stop at your station.

    Scot on October 20th, 2009 12:51 am

    DeMoraes,is taking the piss at the moment, as for Milton…… Well I did see him in the Mens room taking one. And we hope they do well in Sydney. I am sure the Commentator would love to comment on the V-League players participating in the Sydney Nationals.

    Scot on October 20th, 2009 12:57 am

    Cant wait for next rounds comments lol! Oh and of course the review

    StatementOfLife on October 20th, 2009 8:27 am

    Theres a lot of irony in this thread for those in the know :)

    Its quite funny actually… bunnings warehouse commercial funny…

    Adam on October 20th, 2009 9:24 am

    Fitzroy x Ashburton was a great game Adam!
    I really appreciate your impartial reports every week!
    …Big game for us tomorrow against Essendon and Ashburton against Metropolitan.
    See you Adam!

    Leonardo Correa on October 20th, 2009 1:54 pm

    I cant wait for tonights Futbol Town Show……I’m frothing at the mouth waiting for it…

    Froth on October 20th, 2009 2:13 pm

    At least the V-League ‘train’ is better run than Connex! So glad they are going.

    Cool Ridge on October 20th, 2009 2:22 pm

    Oh yeah love the comments: ole are you a futsal fan? I am under the impression you are. its ok dont stress the V-League train runs on tracks and cannot hear the word on the street. however the word on the track is your frothing at the mouth and your almost on board…Ole we are not against anyone here at futbol Town we just love calling the action week in week out. The V-League train is stoping at all stations you are welcome to come aboard anytime……..take your time if you have to..keep foaming up you are fantastic…hope to hear from you soon..

    Froth on October 20th, 2009 2:25 pm

    To the FC Geelong: keep your heads up boys its early days, another 18 rounds to go.

    FC Geelong on October 20th, 2009 2:45 pm

    Boys stop using my pc I can tell cause the alias is still listed..I know who you are…..

    froth on October 20th, 2009 2:56 pm

    What are you guys on about…. trains… rails .. express???

    Look we get it… you like your little club comp on a wednesday… I have already said I enjoy it… but don’t pretend it is revolutionary for Futsal in Australia….. you have 33years of catching up to do.

    once again for the hard of reading…. is a great little wed night club league you have in Vic

    ole on October 20th, 2009 3:04 pm

    your a legend ole its good to have you back! we were worried you had given us the good old flick….

    Quote: “you have 33 years of catching up to do”

    AND LOVING IT….

    I’ll let the rest of the crew aboard the V-League express know your back and in very good form……

    froth on October 20th, 2009 3:16 pm

    hey froth…were has toepoke gone? dont worry chiefy I’m not bagging, just thought we have a lot to talk about…..its all good.

    hey froth It was not me using your pc…..also get another alias you have been exposed…..we all know who you are toooooo…..

    ryan on October 20th, 2009 3:49 pm

    Lol, Chief that wasn’t me you know exactly who was just on my pc (look at the time/date) this is becoming ridiculous. I will expose all of you clowns Chiefy we need to talk….hahahaha…. :)

    Matty on October 20th, 2009 3:56 pm

    remember to delete your alias after you post your comments or it will stay on, anybody using your pc can see it, dosnt matter which pc you use here…

    no one on October 20th, 2009 4:04 pm

    This Melbourne Uni team must be a bit of a joke I watched the highlights and even the commentators were making fun of them.

    D on October 20th, 2009 6:48 pm

    Not overly worried about any Victorian teams Henky (theyre still learning ! lol)

    Disappointed you didn’t give us all the gen on where in the world you had coached futsal ? (apart from Brunserwick !)

    Dont feel too embarrassed about the inverted commas, Its only me and you that know your shortcomings ! hahahahahahahaha

    F.Sala on October 20th, 2009 7:58 pm

    I’m not to worried about any Victorian teams too. I’m more worried about the solomon islands…..

    free kick on October 20th, 2009 10:05 pm

    That Vikings game listed earlier was rubbish. The commentator spoke better English then “goldenvoice” but was pretty boring overall, Futsal commentary is tough.

    The overall standard was shit, egg beater rotatins, 3-1 defence with little pressure, 4-row attack defeating the purpose because they could never hit the target (pivot) pure.

    From a neutrals point of view the vleague is good, and from the footage overall better then the established nsw Futsal premier league I have loved the past few years!

    Go quake!

    Quake 2010 :) on October 20th, 2009 11:14 pm

    33 years of blood sweat and tears from the Vikings. Still playing out of old rubbish dump multipurpose courts 50km outside Melbourne.

    not for profit yeh? When pigs fly!

    Develop good Futsal players? The vipers minus Fernando = average Futsal team beaten at every tour…

    only a matter of time now before they become nothing more then a crater.

    Drain the pond

    Anti vikings on October 20th, 2009 11:22 pm

    What have you been Doing for the last 33 yrs!! The V-League Express is actually like one of those Jap Bullet trains moving at 300km/h. Its time those Red Rattler trains go to the Railway Museum. Just Get your ticket for the Vleague Express you will get to where you want to go FASTER! NOT in 33YEARS! But FROTHING at the mouth for another trip.

    Scot on October 21st, 2009 12:32 am

    Hooray! ROUND 5 ACTION TONIGHT!

    That time of the week again!

    Adam on October 21st, 2009 10:24 am

    Ladies & Gentlemen start your engines

    Round 5 Clashes Wed Oct 21

    6:30 Pascoe Vale FC v Doncaster FC
    7:15 Melbourne Uni FC v FC Carlton
    8:00 Fitzroy FC v FC Essendon
    8:45 Nth Melbourne FC v Albert Park FC
    9:30 FC Prahran v FC Geelong
    10:15 Metropolitan FC v Ashburton FC

    Come down and see the stars of the LEGEA V-LEAGUE premiership.

    Victorian Futsal Stadium
    407 Victoria Street Brunswick Victoria Australia.

    froth on October 21st, 2009 11:50 am

    lets sing along and a 1 and a 2 and a 3 “ole ole ole ole were have you gone Ole. Ole ole ole ole please come back OLE ole ole ole ole we really miss you ole ole, ole ole ole dont worry about toepoke ole ole ole ole we love you…….

    high Horse on October 21st, 2009 12:22 pm

    gone the ole the grey and out of the darkness comes ole the white……yehhhhhhh sorry gandoff

    ole the white on October 21st, 2009 1:59 pm

    F.Sala. Great Futsal and Football players are generally modest about their achievements. The results are there for all to see. Lesser players feel the need to tell everyone about their achievements to boost their egos. This goes for coaches as well.

    Henk on October 21st, 2009 4:21 pm

    So Henky is that a ” Ive only been to Footerscray and Brunserwick ” response ?

    I know you feel terribly inferior (as I would if I was you !) Love your opinion about Great futsal and football players being generally modest….shall we both list the “great” players we have PERSONALLY met around the world ?….now that should be interesting !

    I suggest you take defeat as gracefully as a Victorian can and debate something you have experience in. Remember the age old saying. ” The best thing to ever come out of Victoria is the Hume Highway”

    F.Sala on October 22nd, 2009 2:06 am

    Did ya stay up an’ watch the cricket Henky ?

    I hope some of those “great” futsal/football players you know personally can play cricket cos the Bushrangers will be looking for some new blood tomorrow morning ( about 11 lots of new blood !)

    GO ! The mighty Blues !

    F.Sala on October 22nd, 2009 3:41 am

    Always gracious in victory F.Sala

    Fence Sitter on October 22nd, 2009 6:40 am

    You know me Fence sitter ! lol

    F.Sala on October 22nd, 2009 7:02 am

    v-league?? i watched the highlights for the first time this morning! very impressive show and the running of the competition looks good with some fantastic players and teams….. as far as futsal standard though i would think that the tactics are very average for most teams! the top sides look very strong and the weak sides very weak….

    most games were on par with the tasmanian super league that i saw highlights on http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DobTdkuRo18

    joking? on October 22nd, 2009 9:57 am

    “Remember the age old saying. ” The best thing to ever come out of Victoria is the Hume Highway”

    thats right;

    how else were the Victorians going to let the rest in on it.

    Another great Victorian achievement:

    Vlajko KAKA Tasev on October 23rd, 2009 1:44 am

    Great Victorian achievement….building a highway ?…………..Guess so, if you say so Vlajko

    F.Sala on October 23rd, 2009 4:06 am

    F.Sala, Toepoke, Talkin’futsal all one and the same NSW Vikings official. The V League is the best thing to happen to Victorian futsal and well done.

    Henk on October 23rd, 2009 4:02 pm

    Hey don’t tar me with the NSW brush am quite some distance from NSW thank you very much.

    I have no idea who talking Futsal is but I know F.Sala… he’s the grandfather of Futsal in Aus… ask him… lol

    nice fishing trip though Henky

    toepoke on October 23rd, 2009 4:47 pm

    ps… I actually agree with you on a point… v league probably is the best thing to happen to Futsal in Vic.. well for men atleast

    toepoke on October 23rd, 2009 4:49 pm

    A bit like NSW…as long as the select men are happy the rest can look out for themselves ! (Glad I’m not a Victorian “Sheila” or junior !!!)

    No news on your overseas trips or your cricketers Henky ?

    (I’ll give you a tip all 3 names u mentioned actually live in distinctly different locations…Keep guessing Henky!)

    F.Sala on October 23rd, 2009 5:24 pm

    thats all, now were all taking futsal.. hope everyone can work together for a change. imagine futsal getting the main stream respect it deserves. or being discussed in office tea rooms across Aus like the nrl and afl or even kids calling out futsal stars names when they kick a goal in practice. its not that hard to imagine, is it?…..step by step this is possible. all futsal lovers should stop knocking each other. after all most of you have a lot in common. its not a matter of who is right and who is wrong its a matter of fact.

    futsal for all, means futsal for everyone.

    free kick on October 24th, 2009 1:54 am

    essendon by far the best team, all the other teams are full of try hard think there pros but r not players..

    essendon for champions yet again

    Long live Alexander the Great…by far the best player in the league and yet hes gettin towards the end of his playing days!

    wot the on November 15th, 2009 10:28 pm

    Wot the..? Although champions of last season this year you would have to agree they are way out of form.. Power houses such as Nth Melb, Pascoe Vale and Fitzroy are dominating this season. Try hard pro’s? Some of these players represent australia and state teams (victoria).. If Essendon were the best team they would be at least up at top 5

    Chunky on November 16th, 2009 7:53 am

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