Jun 16
The Socceroos arrive for their first World Cup match against Türkiye
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The Socceroos arrive for their first World Cup match against Türkiye
Australia World Cup squad 2022: Final list of 26 players for national team in Qatar
16.06.2019
Aziz Behich and Rosemarie are married 🎉❤💍💐
Pic: Emilio B Photography
Meet the Team: AUSTRALIA!
Now that squads have been announced, we can look more closely into the hotness of the individual teams. I mean, that’s what we’re here for, right? For each team, I’ll talk a bit about the squad, then highlight ten hotties (trying to be attentive to many types of hotness), doing my best to split them evenly amongst the field.
Today: AUSTRALIA!
Australia has a wonderfully dedicated fanbase and an interesting mix of youth and experience (and possibly easily-tired legs) in the front and back. They’re in a tricky group, so we’ll see if they make it beyond the first few weeks and into the realm of Australian legend.
Team Nickname: Socceroos Team Chant: Olé, olé, olé, olé! Aussie! Aussie!
Goalkeepers:
Brad Jones, #12 (home club: Feyenoord)
Danny Vukovic, #18 (home club: KAA Genk)
Mathew Ryan, #1 (home club: Brighton and Hove Albion)
Sexy tats, scruffy beard, Aussie accent, safe hands. What more?
Defenders:
Milos Degenek, #2 (home club: Yokohama F. Marinos)
Matthew Jurman, #6 (home club: Suwon Samsung Blue Wings)
Joshua Risdon, #19 (home club: Wester Sydney)
James Meredith, #3 (home club: Millwall)
You want someone with experience to keep your backend safe if you know what I’m saying.
Aziz Behich, #16 (home club: Bursaspor)
He reminds me a little bit of a David Villa vibe...that’s no bad thing.
Trent Sainsbury, #20 (home club: Grasshopper Zurich)
I feel like he’s practically a male model with them cheekbones
Midfielders:
Mark Milligan, #5 (home club: Al-Ahli)
Massimo Luongo, #8 (home club: QPR)
Aaron Mooy, #13 (home club: Huddersfield)
Dimitrios Petratos, #21 (home club: Newcastle Jets)
Tom Rogic, #23 (home club: Celtic)
Mile Jedinak, #15 (home club: Aston Villa)
He’s a bit of a daddy these days (which is not an insult from me), and the beard is kind of out of control (which is kind of sexy sometimes?). But just in case you’re not sure he’s an absolute unit under the beastly beard, I’ve included an early pic for reference.
Daniel Arzani, #17 (home club: Melbourne City)
The first pic got my attention. The second made me look closer. That last picture gave me the vapors.
Jackson Irvine, #22 (home club: Hull City)
When your boyfriend is prettier than you and has better hair, too.
Forwards:
Tomi Juric, #9 (home club: Luzern)
Robbie Kruse, #10 (home club: VfL Bochum)
Jamie MacLaren, #14 (home club: Hibernian)
Tim Cahill, #4 (home club: Millwall)
Long Live the King of Australian Footie Hotties.
Mathew Leckie, #7 (home club: Hertha Berlin)
Mattie. Mattie. Stop.
Andrew Nabbout, #11 (home club: Urawa Red Diamond)
To quote Leslie Knope: he's got a tight compact little body like an Italian sports car
2017-18 sezonu Süper Lig 10.Hafta
Bursaspor - Antalyaspor : 4-0
37’ Mikel Agu, 46’ Aziz Behich, 69’ Jires Kembo, 90’ Batalla
11: Harun Tekin, Ertuğrul Ersoy, Cristian Titi, William Ekong, Mikel Agu, Pablo Batalla, Aziz Behich (88’Rüştü Hanlı), Barış Yardımcı, Emmanuel Badu, Bogdan Stancu, Jires Kembo (83’ Dzon Delarge)
TD: Paul Le Guen
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