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We've played with one attacking full back and one more defensive full back under JVS. Unless that changes it would mean a change from the Hoff (not a bad thing) and different roles for the wide players on both sides of the pitch. I'd personally prefer 2 attacking full backs with one DB dropping back into the last line of defence but I'm not the coach

JVS is OK with 2 attacking wingbacks, but only wants one to attack at any given moment.

 

Rules out goals like this:

(I'm sure Baines and Coleman have combined for a few too but too hard to find)

 

but (in theory at least) makes us more solid in defence

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complete list of offshore players uncontracted, or on loan as at Apr 2014:

possible young marque in this list ??

 

SURNAME FIRST D.O.B. AGE CLUB COUNTRY DIVISION POSITION MOST RECENT STATUS

Pepper Steve 07/03/1994 20 FCV Dender Belgium (3) Third Division A  Midfielder Released April 2014

Ibini-Isei Bernie 12/09/1992 21 Shanghai SIPG China (1) Super League Striker Loan to Central Coast Mariners

Good  Curtis 23/03/1993 21 Newcastle  England (1) Premier League  Defender Loan returned March 2014 (Injury - hip)

Thurston Connor 14/09/1995 18 Blackpool England (2) Championship  Defender Released April 2014

Edwards Ryan 18/11/1993 20 Reading England (2) Championship  Midfielder Loan to Perth Glory

Bouzanis Dean 02/10/1991 22 Carlisle United England (3) League One  Goalkeeper Released April 2014

Troisi James 03/07/1988 25 Atalanta Italy (1) Serie A  Striker Loan to Melbourne Victory 

Esposito Christian 23/07/1990 23 Novara Italy (2) Serie B  Striker Loan return January 2014

Hamill Brendan 18/09/1992 21 Seongham Illwa Korea Rep. (1) K-League Classic  Defender Loan return December 2013

Zullo Michael 11/09/1988 25 FC Utrecht (Europa) Netherlands (1) Eredivisie  Striker Loan to Adelaide United

Abadia Luis 14/04/1995 19 Kaya FC Philippines (1) UFL  Striker Released March 2014

Rogic Tomas 16/12/1992 21 Celtic FC (ECL) Scotland (1) Premier League  Midfielder Loan to Melbourne Victory 

Behich Aziz 16/12/1990 23 Bursaspor Turkey (1) Super Lig  Defender Loan to Melbourne Heart

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On 13 February this year, Tutto Mercato Web posted this article 

 

http://www.tuttomercatoweb.com/europa/esclusiva-tmw-alessandro-venezia-rifiuta-la-b-e-vola-al-melbourne-529001

 

Alessandro Venezia signed by "Melbourne". Make of it what you will, but on their site, Migliorini was signed by and played for "Melbourne", while Troisi signed for and played for "Melbourne Victory".

 

A defensive/central midfielder who has been at a number of clubs in a short period of time

 

http://www.transfermarkt.com/en/alessandro-venezia/profil/spieler_286193.html

 

I haven't heard of him before, but maybe a product of the 36 scouts. 

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On 13 February this year, Tutto Mercato Web posted this article 

 

http://www.tuttomercatoweb.com/europa/esclusiva-tmw-alessandro-venezia-rifiuta-la-b-e-vola-al-melbourne-529001

 

Alessandro Venezia signed by "Melbourne". Make of it what you will, but on their site, Migliorini was signed by and played for "Melbourne", while Troisi signed for and played for "Melbourne Victory".

 

A defensive/central midfielder who has been at a number of clubs in a short period of time

 

http://www.transfermarkt.com/en/alessandro-venezia/profil/spieler_286193.html

 

I haven't heard of him before, but maybe a product of the 36 scouts. 

He's playing for Port.

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On 13 February this year, Tutto Mercato Web posted this article 

 

http://www.tuttomercatoweb.com/europa/esclusiva-tmw-alessandro-venezia-rifiuta-la-b-e-vola-al-melbourne-529001

 

Alessandro Venezia signed by "Melbourne". Make of it what you will, but on their site, Migliorini was signed by and played for "Melbourne", while Troisi signed for and played for "Melbourne Victory".

 

A defensive/central midfielder who has been at a number of clubs in a short period of time

 

http://www.transfermarkt.com/en/alessandro-venezia/profil/spieler_286193.html

 

I haven't heard of him before, but maybe a product of the 36 scouts. 

He's playing for Port.

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Came for the goal, stayed for the graphics and tunes...

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Just called Port, spoke crap about a membership then asked if they have heard any rumours about him leaving to Heart, Victory...

She laughed at me and said " No haven't heard anything, would be disappointed if he wasn't with us all season. His mum is coming down in September, so all we no is his staying with us all season."

When does the VPL season end?

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Just called Port, spoke crap about a membership then asked if they have heard any rumours about him leaving to Heart, Victory...

She laughed at me and said " No haven't heard anything, would be disappointed if he wasn't with us all season. His mum is coming down in September, so all we no is his staying with us all season."

When does the VPL season end?

LOL.

The articled said he signed for Melbourne... That means PORT Melbourne; NOT Victory and NOT Heart.

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Madaschi has apparently been "overlooked" by a-league clubs and has now signed for Perth SC in the NPL. Sounds like we could've picked him up for basic wages

 

https://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/a/23537983/madaschi-to-boost-perth-sc/

 

would've been a good backup IMO

 

EDIT: didn't see this was already posted in another thread

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Marquee striker Shane Smeltz in talks with rival clubs after quitting Perth Glory

 

Braden Quartermaine Exclusive

 

May 18, 2014

 

 

MARQUEE Perth Glory striker Shane Smeltz has quit the club, with Sydney FC leading the race to sign him for next season.

 

Smeltz told Glory yesterday he would not accept a contract extension following extended negotiations.

 

The Sunday Times understands Smeltz has received offers from A-League rivals Sydney FC and Melbourne Heart, along with strong interest from Asia, with the Sky Blues considered the frontrunner to sign New Zealand’s 2010 World Cup hero.

 

The loss of the competition’s second all-time leading goalscorer leaves Glory in desperate need of at least one, if not two, quality strikers just a month out from the start of pre-season training.

 

Coach Kenny Lowe will head to England on a recruiting mission this week, with a proven goalscorer and midfielders at the top of his wishlist.

 

Smeltz, 32, said he would leave Glory on good terms after three seasons and held no animosity towards the club, despite his recent criticism over a lack of medical support for players.

 

The former Johnny Warren medallist said he decided the time was right for a fresh challenge as he reached the latter stages of his prolific career.

 

“The decision to leave Perth Glory wasn’t an easy one, but I am confident it is the right one,’’ Smeltz writes in his final column for The Sunday Times today.

 

“At 32, I’ve reached the stage of my career where every season is precious and it feels like the time is right to accept a fresh challenge and test myself again.’’

 

Smeltz scored 28 goals in 58 appearances for Glory after joining ahead of the 2011/12 season, despite his past two seasons being curtailed by a string of injuries.

 

He will be remembered by fans for his heroic effort in the heartbreaking 2-1 Grand Final loss to Brisbane Roar two years ago.

 

International marquee William Gallas is still in negotiations with the club over a one-year extension.

 

http://www.perthnow.com.au/news/marquee-striker-shane-smeltz-in-talks-with-rival-clubs-after-quitting-perth-glory/story-e6frg12c-1226921264760

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riley woodcock.

 

just seen a photo of him with garuccio and mauk in dubai.

We trialled this guy 12-24(?) months ago and passed him over in favour of Sam Mitchinson who we've now released.

 

Woodcock is a left-back. A position where we have no specialist at the moment. I hope that we have at least some genuine interest if we're looking at him a second time.

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