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July 11th 2008 @ 2:41am


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  •   Boo Cheers

    jimbo said  | July 11th 2008 @ 11:55pm | Report comment

    Don’t know whether to admire players like Adrian or feel that are a little naive putting in all that hard work and effort having travelled to the other end of the earth to sit on the reserves bench again.

    Adrian once again looks like being one of the resrerves bench losers if Jade North is fit and probably won’t get a run for the Olyroos after all his hard work in getting there.

    The same thing that’s happening to him at Fulham.

    Come back Adrian, all is forgiven you can once again be a star in the A-League and not some unknown over at the other arse end of the earth.

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