Fury bury home demons with 2-1 win over Glory

North Queensland Fury have put their goal scoring problems behind them and secured their first A-League win at home defeating Perth Glory 2-1 at Dairy Farmers Stadium on Saturday night.
Perth’s Victor Sikora kicked off the goal scoring in the 25th minute as the visitors took a 1-nil lead into the break.
However the Fury fought their [...]

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cab711 said | October 25th 2009 @ 9:04pm | Report comment

WD to the Fury, they have been waiting for this for a long time. Was nice to see a little speed in the group with Williams and Osama. Maliks distribution was a little poor but he has time to improve and hasnt play 1st team footy alot.
Perth were a little ordinary, I would prefer Dadi upfront with Jelic and put Sterj in right midfield. Shroj, Burns and Pellegrino in midfield with Sterj delivering to both Jelic and Dadi is a much better prospect. I find the spotlight on Sterj is too much pressure.
Daals goal is one for the HL reel, what a beauty.