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Can anyone tell me what happened tp PCOV team they used to be a good org., they seem to have sucked the last couple years.
Team Starter said:Can anyone tell me what happened tp PCOV team they used to be a good org., they seem to have sucked the last couple years.
Restricted said:Rumour has it PCOV got acouple of new coaches !! One who came off the plane from portugal and the other who came from edmonton! Nice guys but no ABSOLUTELY nothing about soccer! But super nice guys!! So what the sayin goes ( Your only as good as ur coaches ) lol.. Cheers... We play them in a few weeks and its gonna be nice handing them another loss!! Cheers!
bandcamp said:What's with all the !!!'s? That's a little creepy...like clowns.
The cards did indeed start flowing and had we followed 5th back and co, we would have had some reds as well. As it was the 4 yellows we took might factor in later in the season. If I have said it once, I have said it a million times, as soon as you start talking to the ref, no matter how good your intentions are, you are doing a disfavor to yourself and most importantly, your team;And, as was the case on Sunday, the cards continued after the final whistle(1-2 Reds to the C-men). It was a close-ish match until the 2nd half which preceded a first where, the JB's had the majority of possesion but were unable to make the right decisions in the final third of the park. This was sorted out early in the 2nd as we were able to solve the scoring riddle. The C-Men worked hard throughout. Perhaps it was a letdown at the first couple of goals that set-off some of their players but the ref made some calls and they wern't the worst I have seen and they were consistent in that were going both ways. Anyways, water under a bridge and a lesson learned for some(hopefully). Good Luck the rest of the way and it will be nice to see you on our home turf after a McBride park that was in serious need of a clipping.the 5th back said:C-men 0 Norvan 4 Three red cards for us including one for yours truly.
C-Men took three reds in a match against us last year. I wonder if it was the same guys. I haven't seen the team yet this year, but they had three fairly skilled South American (?) players last year, and they just snapped one game and all decided to get sent off. They would just walk up after the ball was out of play and kick our players in the back right in front of the ref, take their red card, and walk off. It was pretty surreal. The remaining 8 players played really hard until the end, but there really wasn't much they could do at that point. It also screwed them for the next two-three games. Was this a similar fiasco?bonefish said:The cards did indeed start flowing and had we followed 5th back and co, we would have had some reds as well. As it was the 4 yellows we took might factor in later in the season. If I have said it once, I have said it a million times, as soon as you start talking to the ref, no matter how good your intentions are, you are doing a disfavor to yourself and most importantly, your team;And, as was the case on Sunday, the cards continued after the final whistle(1-2 Reds to the C-men). It was a close-ish match until the 2nd half which preceded a first where, the JB's had the majority of possesion but were unable to make the right decisions in the final third of the park. This was sorted out early in the 2nd as we were able to solve the scoring riddle. The C-Men worked hard throughout. Perhaps it was a letdown at the first couple of goals that set-off some of their players but the ref made some calls and they wern't the worst I have seen and they were consistent in that were going both ways. Anyways, water under a bridge and a lesson learned for some(hopefully). Good Luck the rest of the way and it will be nice to see you on our home turf after a McBride park that was in serious need of a clipping.
bonefish said:If I have said it once, I have said it a million times, as soon as you start talking to the ref, no matter how good your intentions are, you are doing a disfavor to yourself and most importantly, your team;
bandcamp said:I caught a little bit of that C-Men/JB's game as I was kicking a ball with my daughter and it was comical. The South American dudes just couldn't control themselves (and 5th Back I believe?)and the ref just stood there and handed out cards as one after the other had a go at him. To get yappy cards like that is just juvenile and embarrassing and warrants a fine (beer) on my team.
It was nice though when all the dust settled they were able to sit in a circle (sans drums) and fire up a fatty before heading off Looks like a team that's going in one direction fast but I guess that's expected with the C-Men as it always has been more about the party. Maybe they need some Beam???
the 5th back said:Ya, I guess maybe they should have smoked the joint before the game . Bandcamp, you sure can tell a lot about a team from watching 10 minutes of one game. You know we won 3-0 the week prior - if you had watched that would you say we were bound for premier division? And your team never argues a ref's calls - ya right!
BlazeArmy said:I did forget to mention that they are flop artists. A strong wind takes them down like they were run over by a truck. Snipers are definitely in attendance whenerver they play. THe ref we had loved to call the fouls so every time there was a challenge a whistle blew it seemed. Guys were winning balls clean and getting cards for shouldering the guy before they got the ball.