Craig Foster attacks Pim Verbeek

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  • čas přidán 15. 06. 2010
  • Fozzy's rant
    SBS 15 June 2010
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Komentáře • 195

  • @_Some_Guy_
    @_Some_Guy_ Před rokem +12

    "walk down after the game and sack him" "send some captains in there"
    classic Craig Foster 🤣🤣

  • @jvsv10
    @jvsv10 Před 2 lety +24

    I’d love to see Foster coach so he can show us how easy it is…

    • @3pl535
      @3pl535 Před 2 lety +8

      I agree. I don't like Foster. His communication is too emotional

    • @TamunoOpuboCooksCookeyGam
      @TamunoOpuboCooksCookeyGam Před 2 lety +1

      *COUGH* gARY nEVILLE.

    • @jvstniq9881
      @jvstniq9881 Před rokem +2

      Everything he said is very true but people don't want to hear that, which leads to no improvement. Look at them today, same shit

    • @tom4115
      @tom4115 Před rokem

      I'm not always a foster fan but he was completely correct. If anything too soft. Verbeek was scum. Human filth. He embarrassed our country and sent our national team out to play negative, disgusting football at a world cup.

  • @MatthewCaligari
    @MatthewCaligari Před 9 lety +82

    Love him, hate him, Craig Foster bleeds for Australian Football.

    • @richardfinlayson1524
      @richardfinlayson1524 Před 2 lety

      I like Foz

    • @paradigm_sh1ft532
      @paradigm_sh1ft532 Před rokem

      @@channelname6486 It's called "The World Game" for a reason chief.
      And the whole world calls it's "Football".

    • @Fashionista-ny7ce
      @Fashionista-ny7ce Před 10 měsíci

      ​@@channelname6486England originally called it Soccer. And us and the bloody Yanks adopted the name. In America (USA) they still call it Soccer.

    • @Fashionista-ny7ce
      @Fashionista-ny7ce Před 10 měsíci

      Yeh, I'm cool 😎. How about u? Sorry if you're a Slater fan. Many of my fellow Aussie Football fans still are fans of Slater, and say what they wish. I don't care if u are, or they are. #Freedomofspeech

    • @jackma4789
      @jackma4789 Před 9 měsíci

      ​@@richardfinlayson1524why?

  • @heilmetropolis8144
    @heilmetropolis8144 Před 4 lety +22

    R.I.P Pim

  • @paulhhong8197
    @paulhhong8197 Před 10 lety +11

    Australia would never have stood a chance against Germany even if the team did have a plan. Germany has finished top 3 for most world cups and have a superior academy system that trains players from childhood, plus most Germans stay in the Bundesliga and so have more team cohesion than the 11 Australian blokes that get together only every 4 years. Plus what does he mean Aussies die on their feet? Nobody thinks Aussies are tough just because Niell and Muscat slide in hard and break legs.

    • @dexistence19
      @dexistence19 Před 10 lety +1

      How about now? Did you watch the game between Australia and the Netherlands? :)

    • @3558035580
      @3558035580 Před 10 lety +5

      If you actually listened he said it was not the fact we lost to Germany but the manner in which we played. Verbeek put up the white flag before a ball was kicked with his team selection. Look at the difference now, a team with a fraction of the ability of the 2010 players is taking on the opposition full pelt and gaining enormous respect from the football world and the aussie public. That's what is meant by dying on our feet. Going out there and giving it a red hot go!

  • @ToeKneeTran
    @ToeKneeTran Před 6 lety +15

    RIP Les Murry you will be missed :(

  • @danieldavila8482
    @danieldavila8482 Před 10 lety +25

    I remember thus very well. One of the best constructive arguments by Craig Foster after the hurtful 4-0 loss to Germany 4 years ago. Good on him for speaking and up and was right about Verbeek . Would rather delete that part of our games history if I could

    • @SuperDecdog
      @SuperDecdog Před 2 lety

      It was a but embarrassing

    • @neilf6782
      @neilf6782 Před rokem +1

      And Germany went onto thrashing England and Argentina by similar margins at this tournament. After this game Verbeek still managed to get 4 points and we were unlucky not to progress into the knock-outs. We haven't won a game at a world cup since. Disgraceful behaviour and total delusions of grandeur from Foster here....

  • @rum02
    @rum02 Před 9 lety +41

    I love craig foster. I love how passionate he is. He understands the game. He believes Australia will win the world cup one day. Someone has to believe before it happens, I am one of them too.

    • @mikeh8777
      @mikeh8777 Před 8 lety +5

      +rum02 He is a delusional muppet

    • @ricky5538
      @ricky5538 Před 7 lety

      Craig Foster doesn't have much faith in Australian Football. He said clearly time and again it would take 32 years for there to be any improvement. I said in 2014 before the world cup that it would take 1 year. Ange thinks along the same lines. We've probably had the best win / loss record since 1st January 2015 of any country in the world. Also he had no faith in Ange as you can see from the other video here Craig Foster v Ange.

    • @rum02
      @rum02 Před 7 lety

      true statements I Agree

    • @rum02
      @rum02 Před 7 lety +1

      youd be hard pressed to disagree though, what kind of dumbass would be chief football analysis, appear to enjoy it, and not actually enjoy it at all

  • @AchtungBaby77
    @AchtungBaby77 Před 12 lety +18

    I remember getting up at 4am to watch the Germany v. Australia game. When the team sheet was shown and there was no striker and all players out of position, I was flabbergasted. Verbeek sent us out in "damage minimization" mode and we paid for it dearly.

    • @lizziebkennedy7505
      @lizziebkennedy7505 Před rokem +1

      Armchair managers everywhere.

    • @AchtungBaby77
      @AchtungBaby77 Před rokem

      @@lizziebkennedy7505 No armchair experts, it's just obvious when a team has been setup for damage minimisation, rather than actually giving the game a shot.

    • @paradigm_sh1ft532
      @paradigm_sh1ft532 Před rokem +2

      @@lizziebkennedy7505 If you think Verbeeks starting 11 for this game was a sound choice then I wouldn't let you manage my nephews under 8s team.

  • @luketory4684
    @luketory4684 Před 4 lety +9

    RIP Pim Verbeek

  • @presntnow
    @presntnow Před 10 měsíci +1

    2023
    Australian Football still needs improvement!
    A permanent Football Academy and Better Youth National League Competitions and Academies (amongst other improvements)
    -Graham Arnold (after FIFA World Cup 2022)
    We all agree with Arnie!!

  • @neilr4867
    @neilr4867 Před 2 lety +3

    I remember this. Who the hell was responsible for hiring that guy?

  • @blank.9301
    @blank.9301 Před 4 lety +9

    RIP Pim, 😔

  • @FaintestFusion
    @FaintestFusion Před 13 lety +2

    the worst thing of all is that we went out on goal difference. this single loss resulted in us going out of the tournament.

  • @iankyoko
    @iankyoko Před 12 lety +5

    I like a guy with a viewpoint. It takes courage.

  • @giveittodidak
    @giveittodidak Před 14 lety +2

    I have to say that i don't agree with sacking a coach 1 game into a world cup but you have to love Fozzie's love for his country and his passion for the Aussie shirt!

  • @lbeckhurst
    @lbeckhurst Před 14 lety +4

    Craig Foster, spot on it's exactly how we feel as Australian supporters. The warning signs were there during qualification, verbeek does not get the best out of our player

  • @RedHandLad
    @RedHandLad Před 9 lety +5

    Craig Foster thinks he is a football expert ......and he was just a plodder for Portsmouth .....nothing special .

  • @ElChakalDownUnder
    @ElChakalDownUnder Před 14 lety +2

    Spot on. A thousand times SPOT ON!

  • @warwickmiller9371
    @warwickmiller9371 Před 8 měsíci

    Loved how completely unhinged Foster was after this result. I think I remember him flipping out even worse at half time? Craig Johnston is thinking "...how do I politely distance myself from this nut?" 😂😂

  • @chafe11
    @chafe11 Před 12 lety +5

    Wasn't biased or harsh, spot on in my opinion. Who the hell plays a 4-6-0.. & especially against Germany. No strikers WTF.

  • @antanousazizi5352
    @antanousazizi5352 Před 2 lety +1

    Tim Cahill was striker culina attacking mid and grella and valeri in mids , + it was 2-0 when cahill got a red...maybe foster needs to calm down.... players shot themselves in the foot.

  • @Romans8-9
    @Romans8-9 Před 11 lety +2

    you said he is no expert implying that he has no right criticizing. I disagree as I've already mentioned he was a pro footballer that knows what hes talking about, he's also been an analyst for many years. Most professional players arent coaches and they can tell you whether a coach is doing a shitty job or not.

  • @evanhi450
    @evanhi450 Před 8 měsíci

    Foster is still Criticizing but forgot to Criticize Arnold's no show media after the WCup

  • @juz882010
    @juz882010 Před 8 lety +4

    Pim picked a team without an actual striker, we had a fat slow guy from Hull (richard garcia) who was playing upfront? most defensive god awful team ive seen from australia

    • @jordanscott898
      @jordanscott898 Před 7 lety

      Juz C your right pim made a shit tactic formation of counter attacking which is not our playstyle and neill tried to say cut that crap but it was shambles from there

    • @luketory4684
      @luketory4684 Před 4 lety

      Even if Pim did choose a striker Aus vs Germany could’ve been a close game

  • @sammyhill69
    @sammyhill69 Před 11 lety +4

    Foz is a legend. We loved him. From a Portsmouth fan :)

  • @crouchy2010
    @crouchy2010 Před 14 lety +1

    Aurelio Vidmar should be the coach after Pim Verbeek has gone. Aurelio coaches with an European type of approach and he has done extremely well with what he had to put up with at Adelaide United. He is our best hope of beeing the most successful Australian coach to lead the Socceroos IMO.

  • @briggm
    @briggm Před 14 lety

    @spielberg01... But he didn't send out the weakest team, did he? He essentially sent out our best 11, with the exception of an unfit Kewell, Kennedy, and arguably Bres. Pim's strategy was clear to see: try to contain and hope Tim could pop up with a goal to either win or draw the match. He played with his customary 2 holding midfielders, moved Culina to the left (likely to slow down Lahm) and brought in the industrious Garcia to harry the German defenders. He was hardly trying to throw the game.

  • @iankyoko
    @iankyoko Před 14 lety +1

    It is incredible that the team that Verbeek sent on the park was so peculiar to analysts and amateurs and housewives alike. Thankyou Verbeek for sending Australia out to the slaughter. Two million dollars - job well performed!
    We were lucky that the score wasn't 8-0. Germany had so many chances. How would that have looked? That score would have certainly reflected back on the coach. And then he would have been made to be answerable.

  • @addycorp2
    @addycorp2 Před 13 lety +5

    haha this ones a classic... walk down after the game and sack him... send some captains in there

  • @ListenToPumpkinMusic
    @ListenToPumpkinMusic Před 13 lety +1

    @MelbKnights Dude, he represented Australia 29 times. I agree with the rest of your comment though. I generally admire Foster as an analyst, but he does let his emotions take over, as is the case here. He gave absolutely no credit to Verbeek for Australia's great results against Ghana and Serbia, which is just shows how arrogant and stubborn he can be.

  • @Ozipeter
    @Ozipeter Před 10 lety +3

    Are they really good enough ...

  • @addycorp2
    @addycorp2 Před 13 lety +5

    this one's a classic... bring in the captains... hahaha

  • @jonnies
    @jonnies Před 9 lety +1

    Craig Foster, the Holy Prophet of Australian Football.

  • @Meatballer
    @Meatballer Před 13 lety

    @sydneyfcanddascc we need a system in out national legue to support our socceroos with bright young players for the future...and that is the most important thing...

  • @gwong93
    @gwong93 Před 11 lety

    Harry Kewell said himself: they shouldve just gone out there and played a game of football. and play with their heart. this is what fozzie's saying - we were held back, and we should have put our best possible performance down against the germans because as we saw, the fearful approach we took to that match punished us with a -4 goal difference which saw us eliminated in the end, even after beating croatia. had they a coach who let them play and play hard, we'd have gone through to round of 16

  • @briggm
    @briggm Před 14 lety +1

    @thermalz0mbie... I'm not English, I live in England. Anyway, I understand what Foster meant - what I'm saying is that it's a stupid idea. No coach in the world would work under those conditions and nor should they. There's a good reason why teams aren't run that way, and that's because it's an unworkable situation.
    What would lead anybody to believe that a committee comprised of Foster, Tobin, Okon, Vidmar, Horvat etc are in any way qualified to devise strategy at the top level of the game?

  • @sdauz
    @sdauz Před 13 lety +1

    australia seemed pretty strong at the start, but Pim's tactics and style of play is inconsistent with the team's ability

  • @Romans8-9
    @Romans8-9 Před 11 lety +2

    Thats rubbish, he played for Australia many times, I'd hardly call that an average career. Regardless, just because he wasn't the Messi of his era, doesn't mean he isn't an expert. He has probably watched more games than you've had hot meals, I think he's more than qualified to criticize. Some legendary coaches are amazing tactical practitioners who themselves had very ordinary playing careers, Arsene Wenger, Alex Ferguson, Felipe Scolari, the list goes on. Your logic is flawed.

  • @aidyonline
    @aidyonline Před 14 lety +1

    it's not the players. look at france for an example of what bad leadership does to a team, no matter how good the individual players are. whereas on the other hand look at how decent players responded to good leaderhip and tactics when guus hiddink managed south korea 2002 and australia 2006.

  • @Romans8-9
    @Romans8-9 Před 11 lety

    Your point was that because he had an ordinary playing career he wasn't qualified to criticize. I just refuted that by pointing out that several people who are also ordinary players are considered experts without ever being "good" players. Les Murray is also considered an expert even though he never played a professional game in his life.
    Either way, I think playing for your nation in any sport more than qualifies someone as an expert.

  • @MrCelticbhoy96
    @MrCelticbhoy96 Před 10 lety +1

    I can see he has passion but he's a glitch for fuck sakes, even with the argument against Ange Postecoglou, who is now the fucking manager for the Socceroos, he is the Bill O'Reilly of Football.

  • @Romans8-9
    @Romans8-9 Před 11 lety +1

    In addition, I don't think you need to have been a world class coach either, to criticize someone. I never said Foster had a great career, but he played professionally for most of it, again someone who was paid to play football, I think has the right to criticize.

  • @lordrevanchist
    @lordrevanchist Před 14 lety

    you the man Fozz!!! With Pim on $2million pa, we would assume that one would restrategize after the NZ, denmark and USA games, so we'd have a respectable performance against Germany!!! Playing anyone solo upfront is useless for us! Last world cup it was all about crossing in from the wings. ps. Neil said the players dont even know if they're on the team until match day. WTF?? How's a team supposed to function like that? If we lose against ghana, do we get a refund?

  • @MrDaGeil
    @MrDaGeil Před 12 lety

    Respond to this video... Who's Graig Fosters?

  • @guyb6665
    @guyb6665 Před 11 lety

    haha i think Pim got it a bit too rough..
    Just compare his qualifying campaign to this one!
    4-0 vs Germany isn't the end of the world, they're a quality outfit. Minus a Harry Kewell handball, our campaign might've lasted longer

  • @Guled89
    @Guled89 Před 14 lety

    You have to love Craigh Foster. He tells it like it is.

  • @waggafletcher
    @waggafletcher Před 2 lety +3

    BREAKING:
    Craig Foster attacks Craig Foster on live TV.
    During his regular segment 'Craig Foster Attacks People' on SBS, the former Socceroo made the shocking claim that Craig Foster was an over-rated forward who was waaaaay too defensive during his all-too-short career of little note. "Craig Foster needs to take a long, hard look at himself and fall on his sword", said Foster, the former goal-less Albion Park City striker. Foster continued, "If Foster fails to act then SBS, or whoever employs him these days, needs to sack him. Foster has failed and everybody except Foster can see that".
    Foster is no stranger to controversy, having previously attacked every former player and coach in Australia since he burst onto the scene as a grey-haired 17 year old defensive forward for winless, relegated West Wonthaggi in the Lower Upper Gippsland B Grade reserve team in 1962. Craig Foster holds the Australian record as the only player to play for a relegated team in every season of football played.
    Craig Foster has been contacted for comment.

  • @ricky5538
    @ricky5538 Před 14 lety

    Socceroos drawbacks were oversees people :
    The ref who sent Cahill off for 1.5 games.
    The ref who sent Kewell off for 1.80 games.
    Pim Verbeek who sent Kewell off for 1 game.
    Sepp Blatter who doesn't want replays so he can control who wins or loses. The refs who didn't see two deliberate German handballs. The ref who doesn't see Ghana tackles.
    Aussies should have won last two world cups if treated fairly.

  • @haze555ful
    @haze555ful Před 14 lety

    Graig's right. Fear will always end in your demise!

  • @rockya13
    @rockya13 Před 13 lety +4

    i remember this live. what a laugh! fozzie is awesome

  • @Meatballer
    @Meatballer Před 13 lety

    @koorja1 well maybe in my mind soccer(football) is taken seriously by certain people(actually alot LARGE group of people in the world), i just hope that you respect other people's view and comments and discuss issues rationally.

  • @tjdoss
    @tjdoss Před 13 lety

    Some one call a f cab, Foster has had one too many drinks.

  • @Aussieduderivs1
    @Aussieduderivs1 Před 2 lety

    We should’ve made it past the group stage in 2010. We got absolutely screwed.

  • @1969cmp
    @1969cmp Před 2 lety +1

    One more goal against Ghana would have seen Australia through....And Germany gave a few teams a touch up.

  • @fotisboys
    @fotisboys Před 9 měsíci

    I Understand the passion exc but Craig did the Same to Ange tearing into him but at the end of the Day it's so easy for people outside looking in to point the finger with this and that. Ids love for Craig to take up the coaching position and see how he goes even at 2023.

  • @Lupi33z
    @Lupi33z Před 2 lety

    Pim's Socceroos are still the only Socceroos team to defeat a European team at the World Cup. They haven't won a game against anyone since.

  • @pakman10
    @pakman10 Před 10 lety

    give em hell craig. you god dam legend!

  • @nwoexposer89
    @nwoexposer89 Před 5 lety

    Craig Foster should've had this reaction to Bert Van Marwijk as well. Not putting Cahill on. And what's with all these Dutch coaches being hired?

  • @marcedeniro
    @marcedeniro Před 12 lety +1

    we will always die on our feet rather than live on our knees........... Fossie is the best!!

  • @Polpiv4tifish
    @Polpiv4tifish Před 10 lety +2

    Fair go Craig. This one was awesome German team. They beat England 4-2 and Argentina 4-0. Pim wasn't the best coach, but he didn't deserve that tongue lashing. The result just showed the reality of Australian football. We've got a long, long way to go.

  • @gwong93
    @gwong93 Před 11 lety

    and what happens post world cup? the aussies beat germany. not coincidence. that first game was an utter disgrace and it nearly deterred me from watching the rest of that world cup because i was so hurt by australias humiliation, and just wanted to see my hero harry kewell and our best boys out there to give germany a run

  • @MrDaGeil
    @MrDaGeil Před 12 lety

    @peterzhang1989 I think he was just annoyed with the approach against Germany. They really didn't even try to win the game, and why not? They're not world champions. I'd bet money that under Osieck, win or lose, the result would've been different.

  • @tjdoss
    @tjdoss Před 13 lety

    I can't believe the Australian media's soap-opera standards reflect in football, when PIM Verbeek took the Australian team undefeated thro the qualifiers, he was hailed for his coaching. Now when they get defeated by a supreme German side(due to a flawed tactic)... under-achieved analysts like Craig Foster let their mouths fly?
    1) Where is the respect when we drew with Ghana?
    2) How about a win against Serbia?
    This shows immaturity... have passion not blind faith on winning the cup...

  • @brent2105
    @brent2105 Před 11 lety

    Might see the same thing before too long unless Holger turns the socceroos around soon

  • @tjdoss
    @tjdoss Před 13 lety

    @JinNOSify Foss can't organize a bar mitzvah, forget about defensive set up.

  • @pops116
    @pops116 Před 2 lety +1

    It seems to me that the only thing Foster cares about is giving out about a manager, no matter who he is. He was criticising Ange few years ago and was made look a fool afterwards. I’m not a professional football manager but if I was managing a team against Germany, I would put out a very defensive team also. Australia were beaten by four goals, but Germany are certainly at least four times better than Australia. Ireland have a very average football team but they’d beat Australia more often than the other way round. Try and get behind your team mate, not constantly tearing their manager to shreds. By the way, Ange won the 2021/22 Scottish league with Celtic - this Celtic team would rip Australia a new one, never mind what Germany did to them

    • @invaderjaymz
      @invaderjaymz Před rokem +1

      Yeah but Craig takes it up the ass

    • @moonmc1047
      @moonmc1047 Před rokem

      This Celtic team under Ange just lost to Sydney fc 3 months ago

  • @ricky5538
    @ricky5538 Před 14 lety

    A lot of coaches are crazy though and leave out the best players. My Mum knows not to leave out Kewell from the team. Hiddink left out Schwarzer and Cahill. Maybe two assistants to correct the head coach when the head coach goes crazy. Was Arnold scared to tell Pim off ? There's not much between winning and losing, but the refs were 70% to blame though. Pim the other 30%. Managers should know that changes should be small. We should have known in the trials Kewell wasn't playing. Speilberg coach.

  • @joelandersson6019
    @joelandersson6019 Před 11 měsíci

    Almost qualifyed. Schwarzer mistake against Serbia was The final straw.

  • @aidyonline
    @aidyonline Před 14 lety

    however i don't agree with this 'commitee' idea. maybe to pick a manager. but you can't have a manager having to justify his selections and tactics to a commitee every game he plays, who would accept that job? just pick a manager, give him a chance to show what he can do and, if he isn't doing the job, give him the boot. you have to say, this manager won the qualifying group for australia so that's hard to criticise

  • @Bazzy669
    @Bazzy669 Před 13 lety

    Think its ironic Craig Johnstone is going on about Aussie spirit...

  • @Meatballer
    @Meatballer Před 13 lety

    @sydneyfcanddascc sorry for the late reply...well to be honest i havent seen his performance yet and it is too early to tell at the moment....
    BUT there is 1 thing we are certain, we are at the age of the older generations passing to the newer generations...and if the our football association is still doing jack shit and not supporting our A legue...we will face alot of difficulties in the future of australian football!!we need good new young talents to support our national team....

  • @RYANLUCY10
    @RYANLUCY10 Před 13 lety

    when will foster realise australia isnt brazil amd they cant beat everyone they play

  • @timtom5763
    @timtom5763 Před 8 lety +1

    Foster who?

  • @opoort
    @opoort Před 13 lety

    First of all 'wow'

  • @syc9675
    @syc9675 Před rokem

    RIP Pim

  • @johncambridge7339
    @johncambridge7339 Před 11 měsíci

    He is Australia's answer to eamon dunphy

  • @mikeh8777
    @mikeh8777 Před 8 lety +4

    They were beaten by Germany, FFS their 3rd or 4th string team would have beaten us, all Foster seems to do is attack and criticise, if he had any decent standing in the game he would be involved in it, not sitting behind a camera, he is a total flog

    • @Anderschristoph125
      @Anderschristoph125 Před 8 lety

      I just love your faith in us. "Their 3rd or 4th team would have beaten us". Wow what a positive attitude you have and you say Craig is negative. Craig says what he says for the benefit of the country, cos it's about the COUNTRY, not the bloody manager.

    • @Anderschristoph125
      @Anderschristoph125 Před 8 lety

      I mean are you really saying Verbeek, or whoever the manager is deserves blind faith?!

    • @Christislord172
      @Christislord172 Před 7 lety +1

      Wait and see what our current crop are capable of. Look how we're playing now and we still have 2 more years to further improve!

    • @ricky5538
      @ricky5538 Před 7 lety

      Germany may have been the best team in the world, but the Socceroos have dominated Germany the last two times we played them and Germany will be lucky to ever beat the Socceroos ever again, even in Germany.

    • @wog7774lyfe
      @wog7774lyfe Před 6 lety +1

      ricky5538 What fucking drugs are you on?

  • @TraXXXtar
    @TraXXXtar Před 10 lety

    +1 vote foster for manager of australia

  • @bafanamusic
    @bafanamusic Před 14 lety

    I think Fozz has done nothing but hurt himself with that outburst.... Some truth in there, but fuck there was some rage fuelled rubbish too!

  • @crocodeilos
    @crocodeilos Před 14 lety

    bring a committee in? wtf? this is like pre-war England. Is that guy serious? I don't think Verbeek is a good coach either but then again what does he have to work with? The quality simply isn't there.

  • @PhilHyde
    @PhilHyde Před 8 lety +4

    Love you Craig...... Johnston.

  • @MajorNuttela14
    @MajorNuttela14 Před 13 lety

    my favourite part of the australian campaign was the part where they said where's harry, then he got a red card 30 mins into the next game. i was rofling then! tho he didnt deserve the red!

  • @Anderschristoph125
    @Anderschristoph125 Před 11 lety +1

    Ok, It isn't Fossie's job to coach, it's his job to analyse, and he is the best in the world at that, so all you Foz haters can shut up! Although let's be honest he would prob make a better coach than Osieck but that isn't hard!

  • @rustaze
    @rustaze Před 11 lety

    well i agree with you there about wenger,ferguson and the likes. Foster has never coached anyone (with the exception of Nerds F.C) so what is your point?the managers names you have mentioned are proven performers as tacticians,Foster is not.Foster has not coached at any level.Your logic is flawed here with that reasoning.You may think Foster had a great career,i disagree he had an ordinary career for an international player .He was not even the Craig Jonstone of his era.

  • @VelvetWhore
    @VelvetWhore Před 5 lety +1

    craig foster scored how many goals in a world cup game?

    • @vader745
      @vader745 Před 2 lety

      how does that matter, if scored goals in world cups qualifies him does it, dickhead lol

  • @rustaze
    @rustaze Před 11 lety

    just read again my original post about Foster.All i said he was a someone who sits in the stands and criticizes all the time.His professional career,while it was professional is not that glittering.It maybe to you but not to me.There are so many former Australian players who are well worth listening to rather than him.Maybe he should have tried coaching or management he too may have been far better at that than player and football pundit.(the latter would not have been hard to be better at)

  • @Meatballer
    @Meatballer Před 13 lety

    @waheedrulzatsoccer i agree with you man.....right at the first pim's play style is like playing rugby.....man mindless long cross......against germany....and against all teams.....wtf is wrong.....in 2006 while we was under hiddink we didnt play like that...out players were constantly moving in terms of attacking and defending......and look at this years world cup....we are not doing that...and that is wht costs us...look at newzealand they did really good,so there is no excuse.

  • @koorja1
    @koorja1 Před 13 lety

    @Meatballer I don't care what the rest of the world thinks, we have our own codes of football that have been here over a hundred years and suit us just fine. The rest of the world can have soccer

  • @Romans8-9
    @Romans8-9 Před 11 lety

    Well I disagree again, I think he's a rather good pundit, at least one of the better Aussie guys. Sure he goes over the top, but he definitely knows what he's talking about. Much better than the likes of Branko Kulina who was actually a coach himself.

  • @ralphkooi
    @ralphkooi Před 14 lety

    Craig Foster as the next Coach for Australia.. you can put your money where you mouth is...
    Guus Hiddink has never played on an elite level either and he is one of the best in the world. Same goes for a lot of the UK coaches btw....
    Players; A league is nothing compared to rest of Europe so hard to compare as A league is miles away.
    Can't build a team on 2 start (overeas) players either..
    Craig, see you in 2014 as the coach on how you do....

  • @paulofighters
    @paulofighters Před 13 lety

    hahaha
    Australia thinks they have a team to play in the World Cup

  • @SKazclaw
    @SKazclaw Před 13 lety

    I agree totally with Craig Foster, we could have done much better.

  • @pomson
    @pomson Před 14 lety

    pim verbeeks strategy, way of play and off the pitch coaching never suited the australian play. wasn't apparant during qualifying because most of the teams weren't tight contenders.

  • @MelbKnights
    @MelbKnights Před 13 lety

    @hipete2008 You have to be insane. And please do tell me what elite level has Craig Foster played at? He is a critic, nothing else. I respect the guy how he loves his country and has feelings. But his comments to sack the coach one game into the World Cup is ridiculous! No one does that, Australia shouldn't be the first. Having said that, I thought Pim's tactics and the use of his substitutes for the other two games were very good. unfortunately, we came short of the mark.

  • @CunningStuntsGoFast
    @CunningStuntsGoFast Před 14 lety

    @spielberg01 paranoid behaviour mate , dutch are not close to germany in a million years . he said on dutch telly that he aimed for a draw while keepin the counter option open . ozzys do better stickin to footy and cricket . and ofcourse drinkin hehe

  • @rustaze
    @rustaze Před 11 lety

    he does.but its very very easy to sit in the stands and criticize which he always does.He is no expert though,he had a very ordinary career as a player and was just that himself as a player..ordinary!

  • @iankyoko
    @iankyoko Před 14 lety

    People might think that this is a rant from Fozzie but weigh that up against 90 minutes in front of the world of total bullshit from the Australian side against Germany. Who is going to take responsibility for that?
    I couldn't believe my eyes watching the game. All I was thinking was, "How can this be happening?"

  • @MelbKnights
    @MelbKnights Před 14 lety

    Fozzie sometimes goes overboard and makes ridiculous comments. Who sacks a coach during the World Cup? Pim stuffed up the first game, but I thought his tactics were very good for the 2nd and 3rd game. Unfortunately, the first game killed us and was always catch up since then.

  • @chenny16
    @chenny16 Před 14 lety

    As much as I hate Fozzie, he does raise some valid points. The performance was Pim's fault, the players did their best given the ridiculous formation. If you're going to bring strikers at least play them, poor Timmy was all at sea as the 'striker'. What was he thinking, playing essentially a 4-6-0 formation, yet with the defenders playing so high up? The likes of Moore and Chipperfield aren't even up to international standard let alone playing the offside trap against the speedy Germans.