Both in the starting eleven for the Socceroos critical WC qualifier about to kick off in Perth.
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Both in the starting eleven for the Socceroos critical WC qualifier about to kick off in Perth.
Which channel?Quote:
Originally Posted by Forza Fred
Found it on channel 10Quote:
Originally Posted by Cammy
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Originally Posted by Cammy
Anyone know a UK channel showing this? Or will it only be the bookies sites probably?
Watched the first 5 minutes, and to be honest i dont know anything really about either team, but Japan so far look much the better side.
I think neither team really need a result so bit tough to predict. Japan have virtually a reserve team out so maybe the guys coming in will want to impress.Quote:
Originally Posted by blackpoolhibs
Even if they lose Australia just need to win their next game. And if they lose that, they'll still have more chances to quality I think.
Australia quite a poor side but in transition with this new coach so time will tell.
Bein Sports 1 if you have itQuote:
Originally Posted by Tyler Durden
Australia really need a point minimum but ideally a win as Saudi Arabia are still in the mix. Miller and Boyle both playing well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tyler Durden
0-0 Written all over it!Quote:
Originally Posted by Tyler Durden
Think so? Miller lost the ball twice early on in his own half, Martin working hard but struggling to get into the game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gorebridge Hibb
Japan much the better side so far.
ThanksQuote:
Originally Posted by Brightside
They have hardly touched the ball, or been involved in 32 minutes of play?:confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Gorebridge Hibb
Australia are relentlessly awful to watch.
Could be argued that constitutes a decent performance by Miller.Quote:
Originally Posted by blackpoolhibs
Oz midfield non existent.
Too many players who have had little game time recently.
Oz need to win to qualify but need a point at least
Japan simply controlling the possession and Oz having difficulty getting out their own half.
They should have played Josh Nisbet. :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by Forza Fred
I see what you did there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brightside
How are these guys supposed to get a proper off season if they're having to play these matches at this time of the year?
Too short an amount of time for a full re-set, back to pre season in, what a fortnight? Can't be good for these lads.
There's a guy called Nectarios Triantis....Quote:
Originally Posted by Forza Fred
I was missing football and thought this might give me my fix for the day, christ i'd rather get a season ticket at tynecastle that watch this pish anymore.:rolleyes:
Miller and Boyle hooked still 0-0 74 mins
Boyle off at ht I see.Quote:
Originally Posted by BILLYHIBS
Injury or just done?
His name came out the hat. They could have subbed anybody from midfield forward without the player complaining.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stuart93
nicely taken
but daylight robbery
Outplayed and chasing shadows for 90 minutes.
And somehow won.
I don’t think anyone could say the better team won.
Doesn’t matter to Japan, they already qualified.
Boyler subbed at half time but he never saw the ball….the possession was 70-30 in Japan’s favour in the first half.
Dick Turpin seen riding away from Perth Oval at full time.
That’s Australia basically qualified.
Saudi Arabia would have to win both their last games by a few goals to qualify , including their home match with Australia
Ah that’s goodQuote:
Originally Posted by flash
Can Japan still qualify?Quote:
Originally Posted by scoopyboy
I always quite like watching them in the World Cup for some reason, I like the way they play.
They have already qualified.Quote:
Originally Posted by bingo70
Turned over after an hour, hadnt even realised Boyle was subbed at H/T. :faf:
An hour i will never get back, cant believe the aussies won, they looked a very poor side from what i watched.
They had qualified before today and left a few first choices out the squad including DaizenQuote:
Originally Posted by bingo70
Obviously happy to see Australia qualify for the World Cup for our players, but it’s also good for the Club.
I believe the payment to the club per player is substantial.
At the last World Cup it was £8,429 given per player, per day, starting from the day they were released for international duty and ending after their final match at the tournament. With inflation, that would presumably be closer to £10,000 four years on.
If we could have Iredale, Boyle and Miller in the squad (and obviously still hoping for Triantis but I’ll not count him), that’s £30k a day for around 20 days. Not a small amount of money that probably covers a large chunk of Boyle’s and Miller’s one year extensions.
Good money and I think I’m right in saying you get money for players playing in the qualifiers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Paul1642
One spanner in your theory though, unless they sign new contracts they won’t be Hibs players when the finals take place
Damn, trust you to spoil a good news story 😂Quote:
Originally Posted by scoopyboy
Believe it’s paid on a pro rata basis to any club they played for in the last two years, meaning we still get 99% of the payment :)Quote:
Originally Posted by scoopyboy
It’s paid pro-rata to the clubs the players were registered to for the 2 years prior to the World Cup.Quote:
Originally Posted by scoopyboy
So if Boyle and Miller are free agents at the time of the world finals we should still get good moneyQuote:
Originally Posted by CapitalGreen
That’s my understanding of it, and likewise if they both sign for new clubs on June 1st 2026, that new club gets pennies compared to us.Quote:
Originally Posted by scoopyboy
We got money for Jackson Irvine playing in the last world cup after leaving HibsQuote:
Originally Posted by scoopyboy