USA vs Australia Highlights - US Women's Soccer

Peace Quenn Cup 2006 US WNT vs Aussie 2:0 Enjoy!



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTGEEX_Jo_c&hl=en

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NYE SPEAR FISHING AUSTRALIA

Memories of Nye Gone Spear Fishing Age 22. Nye played Football (Soccer) for 15 years his jersey was # 03. His other passions were spear fishing and Xbox games. He worked in a drafting office and was half way through completing a Batchelor of Civil Engineering degree through CQU Australia. Young, fit and apparently healthy young people can have cardiac disorders. If you have an underlying, undiagnosed cardiac condition you are at risk from SADS especially if you participate in regular cardio vascular activities. Nye's heart was very large and it's believed he had early stage Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy which caused an arrhythmic event and ended in a cardiac arrest. Most of these deaths occur during physical activity but it frequently happens at night due to the slow heart rate during sleep. There are quite a few other cardiac disorders which can cause SADS. If you are concerned about yourself or someone you know ask your doctor about having a complete cardiac screening. 'Be Fit and Active but be Heart Aware.' The website I found most helpful is: www.cry.org.uk www.youtube.com web.aanet.com.au sharesomething.net



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Australia 2 v Holland 1 6-Sept-2008

Australia 2 v Holland 1 6-Sept-2008 Dutch delight for Socceroos Australia have come from behind to clinch a 2-1 victory against 10-man Netherlands in their friendly international in Eindhoven. Klaas-Jan Huntelaar gave the Oranje the lead in just the sixth minute, but the game was turned on its head when home goalkeeper Maarten Stekelenburg was given his marching orders on the stroke of half-time. Harry Kewell converted the resultant penalty and Josh Kennedy produced the winner on 76 minutes to ensure the Socceroos a winning preparation ahead of their World Cup qualifier against Uzbekistan in Tashkent on Wednesday (Thursday morning AEST). Netherlands coach Bert van Marwijk opted to start with Robin van Persie, despite his injury worries, as he sought to give the Arsenal forward some match practice ahead of their World Cup opener away to FYR Macedonia in midweek. Real Madrid midfielder Arjen Robben, however, was not called upon. The only surprise in Australia's starting XI was AZ Alkmaar forward Brett Holman's inclusion in the midfield ahead of Mark Bresciano, while Carl Valeri filled in for injured defensive midfielder Vince Grella. The Dutch wasted little time to grab the lead, converting from their first opportunity of the match after just over five minutes. A long ball down the left opened up for Ryan Babel to run on to and his cut-back into the box found Huntelaar, who struck a low shot past Mark Schwarzer. Australia responded with some good attacks on the counter ...



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TIKWPKO1Kw8&hl=en

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Australia v Indonesia Asian Cup Qualifier 3 March 2010 PLUS

Australia v Indonesia Asian Cup Qualifier 3 March 2010 PLUS Socceroos qualify for Asian Cup theworldgame.sbs.com.au Australia defeated Indonesia 1-0 in its final AFC Asian Cup qualifier in Brisbane to seal its place at Qatar 2011. Mark Milligan's first international goal was all Australia had to show for 90 minutes of domination against Indonesia but it still brought the desired reward in front of a 20422 crowd at Suncorp Stadium. Requiring just a draw to ensure a second Asian Cup campaign, a determined Milligan sealed the Socceroos' place in the 42nd minute with a scrambling goal from a Luke Wilkshire free kick. Australia: Eugene Galekovic, Shannon Cole (Matt Thompson 72'), Mark Milligan, Simon Colosimo, Scott Jamieson, Jacob Burns (David Williams 89'), Luke Wilkshire, Mile Sterjovski (Matt McKay 45'), Jason Culina (c), Tommy Oar, Josh Kennedy. The win moved Australia to the top of Group B on 11 points while Indonesia finished its campaign with three draws. The final game of the group sees Oman (seven points) host Kuwait (eight points) with a place in the finals up for grabs. One of just three foreign-based players in the mostly A-League squad, 2006 World Cup member Milligan had some luck on his side but Australia deserved to win by more as they 22 shots at goal to the visitors' three. The Japan-based former Sydney FC defender shouldered Wilkshire's cross on to the cross bar before swivelling on a tight angle to hammer the ball into goalkeeper Markus Harison Rihihina ...



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