Yoda said:I'm speculating next week as we are playing Langley this week at home.
I heard last night that it will be this sunday night (7pm I believe) at Cloverdale Athletic Turf. Cup takes presidence over league games of course....
Yoda said:I'm speculating next week as we are playing Langley this week at home.
Osame bin madden said:This is the the exact reason the league has to have teams seeded
Zaurrini said:Hmmm
I agree we should not have had a bye.
It should go to the top Premier team at the time (best record, not points)
But to call us shite, pppppaaaa LEASE!
We're in the quarters of the PAK cup!!!
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striker12 said:Just like all the other soccer leagues in the world that seat teams for a cup?
Maybe the FVSL should just make up their own rules too
Skip said:Rangers looking sharp tonight at training, preparing themselves for the big tilt vs Langley.
Skip said:Lets get the banter going lads! A HUGE weekend of Pak Cup beauties lined up.
Langley / Rangers: Obviously, the Rangers are big under-dogs. You gotta love being in that position though, as they can let it all hang out, with no real pressure to win. It'll take something special from the 'gers though if they are to run with Langley for 90 minutes. Langley 3 - Rangers 0
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Talk about sweet talking the team that's gonna lace the boots to ya a few days!!! There's a dirty smell of RF all over this post!!! Nothing like the loathing in Las Vegas red head we all know!!! Get a back bone!!!Originally posted by Arse licker
It will have to be a perfect game to Beat the ONLY undef. prem. team this year, but I can say we are excited to have the chance to play a team with such class and skill.
BTW, congrat's to Lang. on clinching the league.
Dude said:Langley / Rangers:
This should be interesting. The Rangers have a deep history in the Pak that can't be ignored. Can the 1/2 of the team (old Rangers) pass on the fine tradition to the new Rangers (various guys with various sized suitcases)? The Rangers do have some dangerous players on the line-up sheet: #10, #7, and #3 come to mind. The Gers will also have a unique home field advantage surrounding them with a bunch of the old boys and their buddies. Hide the soap dishes, Hos is on the loose.
The challenge will be for Langley to keep focus amongst the circus and the hecklers. Defending champs and current league champs carries a big target, but if anything Langley has shown this year that playing under pressure is their strength.
No prediction.
Dude[B said:GEU / Whalley: [/B] Easy pick- Whalley. GEU seems tired, old, and done. Step right up BKs, here's your silver platter. Whalley seems to be getting used to the Premiership, besides, a bunch of them aren't Premier rookies, and none of them are rookies to Cup play success. More hunger, more Cup success experience. Edge: Whalley.