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Signings of Alessandro Del Piero, Emile Heskey reflect poorly on some Socceroos stars playing overseas
- September 20, 2012
The high-profile signings of Alessandro Del Piero and Emile Heskey have reflected poorly on veteran Socceroos still playing overseas, Fox Sports football expert Robbie Slater says.
It has been a huge week for the A-League in terms of marquee signings, with Heskey agreeing to terms with Newcastle Jets just days after Del Piero's much-publicised arrival in Sydney.
Former Germany captain Michael Ballack has also been linked with Western Sydney Wanderers, although that has failed to advance beyond informal discussions.
And while football supporters are rejoicing in Australia, there is a tinge of regret that many Australian stars whose careers are in similar positions to that of Del Piero, Heskey and Ballack have preferred to stay in Europe, the Middle East or Asia rather than coming home.
"Some of our Socceroos that I think should have come back to the Hyundai A-League, (this) puts them not really in a very good light, in my opinion," Slater said.
"There have been a few knocks from some of our Socceroos about the Hyundai A-League, but it's good enough for these guys (Heskey and Del Piero).
"Both of these guys were playing in the top competitions - Juventus in Serie A for Del Piero last season, and Heskey at Aston Villa in the English Premier League, and now maybe Michael Ballack."
Several Socceroos stars have returned to Australia towards the end of their careers, with Harry Kewell and Brett Emerton the A-League's biggest signings for the 2011-2012 season, while the likes of Jason Culina, John Aloisi and Mile Sterjovski have all graced these shores in recent years.
But most of Australia's highest-profile players, including the likes of Lucas Neill and Tim Cahill, have opted for moves to the Middle East and the United States respectively after their time in the Barclays Premier League was up.
Unlike Del Piero, Heskey and Ballack, the Socceroos still playing overseas have hopes of making it to the 2014 World Cup and that is likely to be a big motivating factor in choosing not to play in Australia, as Emerton, Kewell and Culina have dropped out of the Socceroos' starting side since joining the A-League.
But Holger Osieck has repeatedly said he's open to picking players who ply their trade in the domestic league, as he did with Archie Thompson from Melbourne Victory in the recent World Cup qualifier against Jordan, and Matt McKay at last year's Asian Cup when he played for Brisbane Roar.
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Damo of t'ville says September 20, 2012 at 11:00 AM
Maybe that's the point ? they are Aussies who want to experience something different in the twilight of their careers rather than come home & be expected to develop the A-Lge. The lure of Australia for foreign players is that it is different to their home nation, for Aussies it's nothing new. One thing I don't understand from Mr Slater is how he has managed to find a negative from the positives flowing from the recent signings.
Parko of Queanbeyan says September 20, 2012 at 11:06 AM
Robbie, are you wearing a big red nose, big black boots and a squirty flower?
Bluey of Sydney says September 20, 2012 at 11:07 AM
I think a big factor is lifestyle, ADP and Heskey for them Australia is a new challenge and a totally different lifestyle from what their use to. For Cahill and those still playing abroad in their twilight years it would be the same, being able to play in America would be a wonderful experience. Hope Ballack rumors are true , Sydney derby would sell out ANZ twice over!
Jay of Sydney says September 20, 2012 at 11:24 AM
We cannot continue to rely on European based players just because they are playing with teams at an advanced level...the truth is, at all costs, we must be keeping our talent in australia and in the a-league....the a-league is our future and continuously bad-mouthing it is not doing player development or football growth in this country any good... I think we need to start blooding young a-league talent in our national team and if we get there... the world cup! so that they become hardened and apply their experiences to our league...I also think the 10 a-league teams need to start focusing on the brand of football they want to play and apply it to their youngsters coming through.
Chami Army of Everton for UCL says September 20, 2012 at 11:25 AM
Also........... Players like Ballack & ADP & Heskey are household names and can attract big money anywhere... while some of our senior socceroos will get way more money overseas than here in Aus.
Davyboy of Sydney says September 20, 2012 at 11:28 AM
Playing in the A-League would be no worse off for the guys playing in Qatar and the UAE and their international hopes. Nobody will convince me that the Qatar and UAE leagues are stronger than the A-League. The only reason they are there is because of the almighty dollar and I wish they would just say that rather than put the A-League down. Just imagine how good our the A-League would be if the likes of Bresciano, Neill, Cahill, Ognenovski, Kisnorbo, Bosnar, Joel Griffiths (who are all in their 30's playing in 2nd and 3rd tier leagues) along with the possibilities of Scott McDonald, Kennedy, North, McKay and Brosque (all around 30), plus the likes of Spiranovic, Carle, Mullen, Royston Griffiths, Nathan Burns, Luke Devere, Matt Simon and Hamill, whom are playing in leagues either just above, equal to or below the a-league standard. Yes it would make it tougher for young players but it would separate the men from the boys, although if you had all these guys here, the room for successful expansion would be greater.
CB of QLD says September 20, 2012 at 11:31 AM
Slater has a point, but i disagree with the Cahill comparison. Cahill has gone to a better league which plays more games and allows him to go on loan in the off season. He is also trying to maintain his national team place. ADP & Heskey have no international football left, and are taking the chance for a final pay day & see the world. Plus i don't know if the Aleague would pay that sort of money for Australians.
Karlos The Jackal of Up North says September 20, 2012 at 12:03 PM
Having these guys come in is a great boost in developing young players in our league- they'll watch someone like Del Piero who has done everything in top competitions for so long and pick up from his professionalism and the way he conducts himself at training and in games. He won't be here to prove anything to anyone, whereas Kewell and if Neill or Cahill came, it would be all about them having to prove themselves all over again.
jamie of Australia says September 20, 2012 at 12:06 PM
Slater is dead right, our socceroos havn't even had the kind of careers the likes of heskey, ballack and del perio have had and YET (im pointing at you Neil!) they think they are still 'to good' to come back. Get off your high horse and play in a league that matches your current level. If you can't beat teams like Lebanon then maybe you shouldn't be in our league anyway.
Stubo of Briz says September 20, 2012 at 12:09 PMDid you want to make a comment? Use our form below
Sorry Robbie - you're wrong. See the world lads, all of you, while you still can. It's big. It's bold. The joys of pro football.
Mark from Maitland says September 20, 2012 at 12:15 PM
You can't knwo a player for wanting to earn as much as he can in what is a very limited time a player has. That said I'd have more confidence in someone playing week in week out in the A-League than merely sitting on a bench. The problem is that there are not enough games in the A-League and the off season is far too long
Looney Toon says September 20, 2012 at 12:22 PM
Until we match the wages of the middle eastern leagues (and offer tax free wages) we won't get these players regardless of the standard of our league. People argue why won't kisnorbo, williams, Carney etc come back to the A-league. The money would be nowhere near as good.
John of Newcastle says September 20, 2012 at 12:45 PM
Schwarzer will be home in a season or two to keep for the Wanderers.
Matt of Brisbane says September 20, 2012 at 12:50 PM
Disagree that Cahill should be put into the same basket, as MLS is a long way ahead of the a league and he is still a real chance for Brazil, but the likes of Neill and Bresciano could really help the a league progress instead of just collecting a pay check. If Holger rates the Middle Eastern Leagues above the A league he is showing no faith in Australian football and should be out of a job. The likes of Kewell, Emerton, Aloisi and Thompson should be congragulated for what they have done for the game at a domestic level
martin of Point Cook says September 20, 2012 at 1:30 PM
Look at how well Japan is doing at the moment and most of their players are playing domestically. This is what we should be striving for. It's a bit too late for the old hacks to start playing the A-league, I don't think it will be pulling more interest in the league. It should be the other way around, young brooding local players in the socceroo! Can they take on international level? probably not, but you got to start somewhere.
TROLLOLOLOL! says September 20, 2012 at 1:50 PM
next big signing MESSI COMES TO VICTORY!..... in 2030. 50 year old messi will break the a league scoring record. thats of course a joke. because the a league wont last until 2015. lol
doubtit of Melbourne says September 20, 2012 at 1:51 PM
Who is going to pay the remaining veteran Socceroos the same wages as ADP?
Tang of Paris says September 20, 2012 at 2:14 PM
the only reason players like Tim cahill and Harry Kewell ever developed to such levels are from playing overseas. if the A league wants them then they should increase the budget and i dont expect any player to be good enough to play for Australia if they are only playing twenty games in a season at a lower league. If anything the A league has pushed away chances of signing players by not adding more teams so they get a better chances of national selection. Perfect example Nick Carle.
zoltan of brisbane says September 20, 2012 at 2:47 PM
Those Socceroo stars that are plying their trade in all sorts of second rate Middle East teams thinking they will be on the plane to Brazil are dreaming. If Holger has any brains, which I guess he must have, none of them will be selected once we qualify for the World Cup, (not at all a given so far). I am already laughing my head off because I know for certain that all the ones going to Brazil will be the young studs, since Osiack knows that it matters not whether he picks a young, willing to die for his shirt player or any of the old guard, the chances of us getting out of any group once we get there are zero, zilch, Buckleys, so why wouldn't he try his luck with the younger brigade that hasn't made a fool of him yet, and who knows, some might repay his faith in him? None of the old war horses measure up any more, surely none of us has any doubts about that. I am just waiting to see if we'll actually get there, and am certain Osieck is crossing his finger that the "Old Team" can get him there, and is just biding his time waiting for the "Young Team" to emerge. I bet he has a list of young studs ready to go, just you wait,
Al of Bris says September 20, 2012 at 7:27 PMDid you want to make a comment? Use our form below
WRONG! Neither of these players are playing for their nations anymore, and they certainly wouldn't get picked whilst playing her. Overseas players are alway going to be looked at first unless they are destroying it in the HAL. What we need to do is stop looking at the small selection we apparently are and winden the scope. I do think however there are players in the HAL who should have played for the roos since being home. Rose and Galekovic to name two.
La La says September 20, 2012 at 10:30 PM
I think its a great idea. I also think they should do the same with Vafl ..oh wait, no one Else in the World plays Punch-ball..Whoops.
plata says September 20, 2012 at 10:36 PM
100% agree Robbie, there is so much more to life than money and I think the fact that players today are only chasing a dollar is part of the reason for our national decline. Yes everyone needs food and shelter, once that is sorted, all that matters is your legacy and what you can give to those around you. I guess in the long run, even our football stars aren't immune from cultural cringe.
Rims77 of Mundaring says September 21, 2012 at 12:15 AM
Slater, your so negative & I think you should retire from commentating . Your boring & say the stupidest thing. Again picking on Aussies playing overseas. There is nothing wrong with it. Get on your goffer & move on.hack
Adorno of Brisbane says September 21, 2012 at 7:00 AM
Yes having Del Piero et al. here is fantastic and yes some Socceroos old and young are making weird or plain dumb decisions about where to play but I do know that Brisbane have won two titles in a row playing beautiful football mostly with a team of youngsters and previously unknown overseas players ... that is the future of the A-League


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OXFORD, OH – Miami quarterback Zac Dysert helped the RedHawks claim a Mid-American Conference championship last season.
On a day when he moved into the Top 20 career MAC passers in yardage, he played like one of the MAC's all-time best, riddling the UB defense by completing 20-of-25 passes for 313 yards and a school-record five touchdowns to lead Miami to a 41-13 Homecoming win over Buffalo.
Dysert started the game on fire, completing his first nine passes, and leading Miami on three scoring drives which set the tone for the game.
The Bulls would get no closer than 14-13 after matching the RedHawks first two scores. However, the usually reliable UB running game struggled all afternoon, accounting for a season-low 77 yards on 34 carries.
Quarterback Chazz Anderson had another solid outing for UB, completing 24-of-41 passes for 281 yards and accounting for both touchdowns, a one-yard run and a 60-yard strike to Alex Neutz, who had four receptions for 110 yards before being injured. Neutz hurt his wrist and left the game in the second quarter and did not return.
Senior receiver Marcus Rivers added seven receptions for 69 yards for Buffalo, while Devon Hughes had a career-high four receptions for 33 yards.
The UB defense was led by senior linebacker Fred Branch who racked up 10 tackles, including eight solo stops. Lee Skinner added a pair of tackles for loss for the Bulls.
The first quarter of the game turned into a track meet as the two teams combined for 34 points and scored on each of their possessions.
The RedHawks pounced on the Bulls early, marking the third straight week that UB's opponent has scored first. Dawan Scott caught a 71-yard touchdown pass from Zac Dysert on the game's second play as Miami led 7-0 with 14:22 left in the first quarter.
The Bulls did not wait long to respond. On UB's first drive, after a first down connection on third down from Anderson to Neutz kept the the drive alive, Anderson dialed Neutz up long distance for a 60-yard strike down the left sideline. After the PAT by Pete Fardon, the game was tied at 7-7 with 11:34 left in the first.
After another Miami score, the Bulls again used the Anderson to Neutz connection to get into scoring range. First, Anderson hit Marcus Rivers on a pretty 29-yard completion down the right sideline, before finding Neutz on the other side of the field for a 34-yard connection to the Miami three-yard line. Three plays later, Anderson snuck in from the one-yard line. However, a missed PAT left the score at 14-13.
The RedHawks would take the lead for good with a score on their third straight possession late in the first half when Dysert threw his third score of the game and finished the first quarter 9-for-9 through the air.
The RedHawks would go to halftime with a 28-13 lead and never allowed the Bulls to get any closer.
"Miami did a great job," said Buffalo head coach Jeff Quinn. "I'm disappointed in myself, the coaches, and our players in terms of what we saw on film is what we got on the field today. We certainly didn't respond mentally, physically, and emotionally today and that's what is so disappointing."
BULL-etins: Buffalo's captains were Isaac Baugh, Lee Skinner, Chazz Anderson and Aaron Connacher…Skinner and Anderon both grew up about an hour from Oxford…Chazz Anderson has accounted for Buffalo's last six touchdowns either throwing or running…Alex Neutz had a touchdown catch for the second straight week and the 60-yard strike was the longest of his career, topping a 47-yard grab vs. Eastern Michigan last year…Neutz also eclipsed the century mark in receiving yards for the second straight game, the third time this season and the fourth time in his career…he became the first UB receiver to go over 100 yards in back-to-back games since Naaman Roosevelt did it against Temple and Central Michigan in back-to-back weeks in 2009…safety Isaac Baugh recorded his first career fumble recovery in the fourth quarter, returning it 32 yards…safety Okoye Houston recorded his first career interception in the second quarter…sophomore linebacker Khalil Mack recorded another tackle for loss in the game. That moved the Fort Pierece, FL native into a 10th place tie in career tackles for loss with current Oakland Raider Trevor Scott with 28.5. It also gave Mack 15 on the season, which puts him into seventh place for a single season in the record book.


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Evaluating the Credibility of a website
When looking at information found on the Internet, it is important to evaluate the quality of the material that you find.
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Linebacker Morgan Nevin has been named American Pacific Conference Defensive Player of the Week.
The 6-foot, 222-pound freshman from Truckee had 15 tackles, including eight solo, in Friday's 20-13 loss to Antelope Valley in a first-place showdown. He also had a sack and two tackles for loss.
Nevin has 70 tackles in six games and his 11.7 average is No. 1 in Southern California.
The Marauders were the No. 2 scoring team in Southern Cal but the Vaquero defense held them to less than half of their 43.4 average.
Lineman Stephen Brooks added 13 tackles and safety Colin Christian had 12.
The Vaqueros (3-3, 2-1) host L.A. Pierce on Friday at 7 p.m.


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TAM of Nevada's Classroom Training offers an in-depth view of all aspects of beverage alcohol sales and service. This course addresses issues appropriate for anyone working in an establishment that sells or serves beverage alcohol. This includes bartenders, servers, security guards, and managers/supervisors working in casinos, clubs, restaurants, bars, and taverns, as well as for cashiers, clerks, stockers, and managers working in retail grocery and convenience stores. Highlights of the course include: False Identification; Clinical Effects of Alcohol; Laws, Rules and Regulations; Customer Disturbances; Service Guidelines.
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Dr. Michael Martin addresses OBU chapel audience |
Martin Speaks on Theology Window in Stained-Glass Series
OBU dean is the third speaker in the Raley Chapel Window Series
September 23, 2005
Ive never preached from a window before, said Dr. Michael Martin, dean of Oklahoma Baptist Universitys Joe. L. Ingram School of Christian Service. Martin spoke about Raley Chapels Theology window during OBUs weekly chapel service Wednesday morning.
I decided to approach it the same way I approach scripture, to explore the syntax of the window, consider the authors intent and ask if it has any points of context with us, he said. Can the story of the window help us see our own stories from a fresh perspective?
Several themes were evident in Martins study of the theology window.
It shows the clear affirmation of the primacy and authority of God, he said. God has chosen to work His will in our world using real people, like you and me. Finally, the window begs the question, are you and I prepared to let God use us?
Completed in 1961, Raley Chapel is adorned with 12 stained glass windows, designed by Dr. John Wesley Raley, OBU president from 1934-61. The windows tell stories in the histories of the great teaching fields, the principles of education, the tenets of the University charter, as well as the histories of a state and nation, of business and industry and of Christian faith.
Martin addressed the seven panels of the Theology window, located on the west side of Raley Chapel. The topmost panel of the Theology window symbolizes the Apostle Johns vision in Revelation and shows a dove representing the Holy Spirit and four rivers that were boundaries to the ancient world.
The second panel of the window is a reference to a passage in Revelation, depicting the Lamb of God and the book of seven seals. A halo hangs over the lamb with a Greek phrase that translates Behold the Lamb of God.
The two top panels take us from Genesis to Revelation; from creation to final judgment, said Martin. The dove and the lamb remind us of Gods provision for humanity and tell us that God is sovereign and God is love.
The third panel of the window depicts the sword of the spirit, which Paul uses to describe the Word of God. The panel also reveals a flaming heart pierced by two arrows. Augustine is referenced with the two arrows, as the great religious philosopher said, With the arrows of your love you have pierced our hearts, and we bore your burdens within us like a sword penetrating us to the core.
The fourth panel of the window moves from the early church to the reformation, alluding to Martin Luthers 39 Theses nailed to the Wittenberg church door and showing a note that has the date Oct. 31, 1517, with the town Wittenberg mentioned on the bottom. The crown in the panel is part of Luthers personal seal.
The fifth panel of the window describes John Calvins influence in the reformation with the symbol of an all-seeing eye that references the total sovereignty of God. The center of the panel has the hand of God illustrating the famous sermon by Jonathan Edwards, Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God. Below the hand are three books, the first of which features the name of Friedrich Schleiermacher, the second has the title of his earliest book On Religion, the third book The Christian Faith is a major work which summarizes Schleiermachers theology.
The sixth panel of the window contains a hand holding a flame which represents Soren Kierkegaard, a Danish philosopher and religious thinker considered the father of modern existentialism. Below the hand is the seal of Colgate Rochester Seminary representing, A. H. Strong.
Seminary seals continue in the seventh panel with the seals of two Southern Baptist seminaries. Southern Seminary of Kentucky and the Southwestern Seminary of Fort Worth, representing two influential Southern Baptist thinkers and educators, E. Y. Mullins and W. T. Connors. Super-imposed with these seals are Alpha and Omega merged into a single symbol to depict that the beginning and the ending the subject and the object of all people do is God.
The final panel also features a depiction of the First Baptist Church of Tulsa, adding an Oklahoma element to the window. To the left of the church are three squiggles, which could be a Hebrew monogram depicting Raleys initials. At the bottom of the window is an open Bible with 1 Peter 1:25 written in Latin, translating The word of the Lord endures forever.
Dr. Bobby Kelly, associate professor of religion at OBU, will address the Raley Chapels Worship window in Chapel on Sept. 28. The Stained Glass Series features 12 messages related to the chapels renowned windows, which are a key element of the campus landmark.
Guests are invited to join the OBU community for Chapel at 10 a.m. each Wednesday during the academic year.


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Physical Attributes
- Altitude: 628 m above sea level
- Surface Area: 201 sq km
- Mean depth: 54 m
- Maximum depth: 146 m
- Volume: 10.8 cu. km
- Drainage Basin: 31, 500 sq km (approximately 1300 sq km of the drainage basin is covered by large lakes).
General Description
Lake Laberge is a long, narrow riverine lake. The Yukon River flows through the lake, serving as both its inflow and outflow. The lake was formed by glacial activity during the last Ice Age and glacially derived sediments line the shores of the Yukon River. These deposits are easily eroded and carried into the lake. Lake Laberge is ultra-oligotrophic as a result of low nutrient levels and low light penetration. The Yukon's capital city, Whitehorse, is located upstream of the lake along the Yukon River. The Whitehorse economy is based around tourism and the lake offers fishing for lake trout as well as whitefish. Although the hydro-electric dam at Whitehorse has hindered salmon movement into the lake, the construction of fish ladders has largely compensated for this problem. The lake is otherwise only minimally impacted by human activity. Lake Laberge is best known for the poem written by Robert Service, entitled "The Cremation of Sam McGee".
"The Northern Lights have seen queer sights
But the queerest they ever did see
Was the night on the marge of Lake Labarge
I cremated Sam McGee"
The drainage basin includes the continental side of the Coastal Mountains that range along the Canada-U.S. border and the Yukon intermontane plateau.


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The Medina County OVI Task Force along with the Ohio State Highway Patrol announced today that an OVI checkpoint will be held in Brunswick on the evening of May 25.
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Medina County Memorial Day events planned
Rittman: The annual Memorial Day Service at Western Reserve National Cemetery, 10175 Rawiga Road, is at 3 p.m. May 26.
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