I am writing from Papua New Guinea as a Socceroos fan. Waking up early to watch you play that pathetic game was a great disappointment. You not only did not play well, you played like school kids.
I actually agree with Mark Bosnich!
Tim Cahill was not supposed to be running up front.
We needed a good tight game.
Where was Harry Kewell?
The midfield broke down, the defence did not talk to each other and we played like we did not want to win.
The game against Ghana is now a must win. Play structured football and do not rely too much on one player as we did looking only to Cahill.
Play a simple but cohesive game. We laid back too much and did not know any options.
Let’s go Socceroos! While you are in the Asian confederate, we in Oceania are with you. Good luck! I will be up and early when you smash Ghana.
From Joseph, Port Moresby, PNG.
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