Monday, 30 January 2012 14:24

Top 10 things that are just not right in the A-League

Written by Carlos Alberto Diego
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As part of the Diegos quarterly audit of the A-League we asked a specially selected sample of high profile, important people about ‘what’s just not right about the A-league’.  

 

These are our Top 10 responses on things that are just not right in the A-League... 

 

1. ‘That Jet’s Rubin Zadkovich wears Number 10’ – Pele

 

2. ‘That Roar coach,  Ange Postecoglou is not able to get a tan in Brisbane’ – Ange Postecoglou

 

3. ‘That Heart coach, John Van’t Schip is able to get a tan in Melbourne’ – Ange Postecoglou

 

4. ‘That Craig Foster was ever let out of that Tahitian jail’ – Robbie Slater

 

5. 'Clive Palmer closing three stands at Skilled stadium and then taking up a whole stand on his own’ – The Beach spokesperson

 

6.  ‘That Carlos Hernandez may leave Melbourne Victory to join Adelaide United’ – Colonel Sanders –   ‘Do you know what this will do to KFC’s bottom line in Victoria?’

 

7.  ‘That Mariners’ Troy Hearfield has a tattoo sleeve’ – David Beckham

 

8.  That a Brazilian named Fabio is bald, short and not that good looking’ – Immigration Minister Chris Bowen – ‘Him Brazilian? No way. We better check this bloke’s papers’

 

9.  ‘That Brazilian star Fred has a long term groin injury’ – Immigration Minister Chris Bowen – 'Bad  groin? Brazilian? Physiologically impossible. We better check this bloke’s papers’

 

10. ‘That dad didn’t want me at Roar’  –  Dario Vidosic

 

Have you got some of your own? Email the Diegos with your ‘things that are just not right in the A-League’ and the Diegos will read them out on Diegos TV in the coming weeks.

 

Ole!

 

Carlos Alberto Diego

Last modified on Monday, 30 January 2012 14:47
Carlos Alberto Diego

Carlos Alberto Diego

A humble hack on the football field metamorphosing to humble hack on the radio …….twas back in 1993 when I, a manifestly bad footballer in the Titus Bramble mould, was thrust in front of a microphone for the first time. Some who witnessed the moment described it as a psychedelic lightshow of self importance, an orgy of self congratulations, a synchronicity of power, love and a desperate longing to be heard. Yes I had found my place in the Diego team – an eternity of hat-tricks, disco dancing and groin gags…..I had found my place in life.

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