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WESTERN SYDNEY WANDERERS VS SYDNEY FC KICKOFF: SATURDAY 7.45PM @ ALLIANZ STADIUM | TV: FOX SPORTS LIVE 7.45PM | RADIO: ABC LIVE 7.45PM

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HE WESTERN SYDNEY WANDERERS limp into the first Sydney derby of the A-League season this weekend after a draw to the Wellington Phoenix on Sunday.

The Sydney derby is fast becoming one of the centrepieces of the sporting calendar in this city and the Wanderers would have hoped to march into this clash on the back of a strong display against the Phoenix last weekend as was predicted.

While they got off to the fast start many predicted, with a goal to Jerome Polenz

especially early on in the match. Pressing higher up the pitch to maintain possession is a good sign of intent but the Wanderers lacked a killer instinct for shutting the game down with a second goal.

That will be what Coach Tony Popovic looks for this week as he prepares for the Sydney FC clash.

The silver lining to the Wanderers’ start is this week’s opponents, Sydney FC, who come into this match on the back of a 4-0 flogging at the hands of the Brisbane Roar

professional athlete ages and a player taking himself out of the game doesn’t bode well for it being a small tweak.

The Wanderers will prepare as if Del Piero will be available this week, knowing the likelihood is Sydney FC will wait until game day to select him or rule him out of the match.

Aaron Mooy, who suffered a concussion last week, is the Wanderers’ injury concern.

He may have to sit out the match due to international protocols around concussion

the heart of a move. Without him, or even with a rushed return, the Wanderers will believe they have the ability at the back to record a clean sheet in this match.

The derby is always a charged atmosphere and one that gets pulses racing.

The Sky Blues will be hoping that bolsters their team after conceding three goals within seven minutes last week and gives them resolve to stick to the task against a hard to break Wanderers wall.

If the game’s early fiery exchanges

The last time the Wanderers met Sydney FC, it finished in a 1-all draw at Parramatta Stadium and stopped Western Sydney from claiming the Premier’s Plate on that day after just 15 minutes, the Wanderers failed to press home that advantage and slowly gave control of the match to the visitors.

An equalising goal from Jeremy Brockie – one of the underrated players in the competition, stashed away on the underestimated Phoenix – was deserved rather than a lucky grab for the point on the road.

Polenz’s goal was a good reward for dominating possession in the first half,

and their star, Alessandro Del Piero is under a dark injury cloud.

Del Piero, so integral to the attacking success and passing structure of the Sky Blues, sustained a calf injury during the loss on the weekend and immediately walked off the field and down the tunnel.

The 38-year-old footballing maestro has been labelled as unlikely to play although the club hasn’t ruled it out entirely.

Injuries often take longer to heal as a

management.

This week the Wanderers will probably revert to their preferred style of play, especially away from home.

They will sit back a little further in defence, let the home side do the work and explode on the counter attack with the likes of Youssef Hersi.

A slightly defensive posture will be deployed understanding Sydney FC hasn’t looked dangerous at all if Del Piero isn’t at

don’t trouble the score sheet, look for the Wanderers to win this match with a goal or two from a long range attack rather than camping in the opposition half.

The Wanderers will find too many out of place Sydney FC defenders on the counter and will record a 2-0 victory to give the Red and Black Bloc a reason to celebrate.

There’s nothing like grabbing early bragging rights in the first derby of the season.

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Juric finds his home out west HE IS THE WANDERERS’ NEWEST RECRUIT BUT TOMI JURIC HAS REVEALED HE FEELS RIGHT AT HOME IN WESTERN SYDNEY AND IS READY TO PROVE HIS WORTH THIS SEASON...

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EW WESTERN SYDNEY WANDERERS recruit Tomi Juric said he finally feels “at home” after four years battling his way through the Croatian football league.

The 22-year-old Sydney-born striker joined the Wanderers in the off-season on a two-year deal after a short stint with Adelaide United, which saw him make seven appearances during the latter part of last season.

Juric said he decided to return home to his Sydney roots because he was looking for a new challenge and a fresh way to improve his game.

“I saw a club that was looking to improve.

The Wanderers did so much in their first season and I know they want to go that one step further,” he said.

“The Asian Champions League was also a big factor in my decision to join, so was

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the coach. But perhaps the biggest reason behind my decision was the opportunity to improve as a footballer.”

Juric made a stunning debut for his new club when he entered Western Sydney’s round one clash with the Central Coast Mariners in the 62nd minute whilst down 1-0. He scored a remarkable equalising goal just minutes before full-time to give the Wanderers a 1-1 draw against the 2013 Champions.

Juric believes being part of an already successful franchise in Western Sydney will keep him on his toes when it comes to competition for spots but says he doesn’t

feel any pressure to perform, in fact, it’s the opposite.

“If anything I feel confident because I’ve come into a team that finished first last year and I think that shows that I have enough quality to be here,” he said.

“I believe none of the boys would be here if they weren’t good enough. Coming here has been a good decision for me and it’s rewarding having these guys around.”

In June Juric was called into the Australian Socceroos team where he played three games for the national side during the 2013 EAFF East Asian Cup. He scored one goal during a game against Japan.

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HE TERM “WHO WOULD have thought” is so applicable to so many aspects about the Western Sydney Wanderers.

The latest one – who would have thought we’ve come to expect an occasion like last Sunday. Not hope. Expect. And so it followed, noise and colour blaring through our screens at Fox Sports HQ. If you were there, more of it thanks.

So to the next “who would have thought”: on the eve of just the 4th version, the Sydney Derby has become the biggest annual club sporting fixture of the nation’s biggest city.

Think about that for a second… there is next to no history to lean back on here, but right away, there is a special vibe about these

two coming together.

True, it follows a classic script – glamour boys of the East, working class of the West.

Those stereotypes might be stretched a bit here, Sydney FC train closer to Pirtek Stadium than the Wanderers do, but it’s not too far from the mark.

However back to that statement – there is no bigger club fixture across all codes than this one, when form of the two teams involved is irrelevant and there’s an enhanced sense of achievement for the winner, desolate sense of failure for the loser.

The NRL gets some great crowds, especially at each end of the season when it’s not so cold but rugby league’s marquee fixtures are more about who is in form rather

than a tribal sentiment.

The Roosters-St George Illawarra ANZAC Day clash is a grand occasion which has grown exponentially, but it is more part of a day all about national commemoration.

Rugby Union – well it depends who the Waratahs play at home each season and how they are travelling.

As for AFL, GWS have to start being competitive – which might happen one day – before their duo of clashes with the Swans can be billed as a showdown of epic proportions.

The fervour from beyond the fence won’t be out of line with some of the other massive derbies around the world this weekend.

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KEEPING UP WITH COVIC

Passion and frustration GOAL keeper ANTE Covic gives us a player’s perspective on the Western Sydney Wanderers with an exclusive column every single week

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E WENT INTO THE game against Wellington with the mindset of getting the three points but we are very disappointed that we didn’t.

If you look at the performance of the whole game, a draw is probably what we deserve – we can’t go sitting around saying we were the better side.

We dropped our intensity after an excellent first 25 minutes where we completely dominated play.

We were probably deserved of a second goal which maybe would’ve killed off the game but then we just fell into a pattern of sitting back, forcing play and maybe mentally believing the game was going to be ours and we paid the price for it.

I must admit I did get frustrated at my team during parts of the game but that’s my personality on the field.

When you can sniff things aren’t going well, and you know we can play better as

collective group, I get frustrated. After that first 25 minutes I could feel, sense and see things starting to slip away and I wanted to try and wake the boys up and let them know this isn’t good enough.

I made a crucial double-save which kept it at 1-0 and that was just about my exploding point right there, I let it go.

I let them know it wasn’t good enough and that we needed to pick up our game.

Unfortunately, the very next play they scored a goal, so it didn’t seem to work too much.

I play with a lot of passion and if I feel we can do a lot better I’ll be outspoken because I want the best performance from a team that’s very good.

I always look forward to the local derby with Sydney FC. I’ve been involved with a lot of derbies around the world in Europe and in Melbourne.

Derby games are a different type of emotion.

It’s a game where you pinpoint at the start of the season when you are playing Sydney FC. It’s a huge buzz, the whole city gets behind it and you want bragging rights.

It’s going to be a tough game, regardless of where both teams are at, you don’t want to be losing to your enemy.

We’ve got to go into the game switched on and make sure we get the first bragging rights of the season.

Do you have a question you would like to ask Ante Covic?

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REVIEW BY JUSTIN TODD

HERE IS NOTHING QUITE like a packed Pirtek Stadium, and Wanderland was in full voice for Sunday’s much anticipated clash against the Wellington Phoenix. With Tomi Juric and Shinji Ono named in the starting line-up, Wanderers fans had a right to be optimistic as their team looked to get maximum points in their first home game of the season.

The Wanderers dominated the early stages, and the relationship between Juric and Hersi really had the Phoenix on the back foot. Juric’s ability to receive the ball and bring his teammates into play led to Hersi and Bridge looking the most likely to break the deadlock.

The Phoenix were hanging on by a thread and the pressure finally told when Jerome Polenz pounced off a clearing header to convert his first ever A-League goal from the edge of the box.

The rest of the first half continued in the same fashion, with Phoenix coach Ernie Merrick even forced to make a tactical substitution in the first half to try and limit

the Wanderers’ dominance in the centre of the park. The only dampener in a largely dominant half of football was the head clash sustained by Aaron Mooy that forced him to leave the field.

The second half brought much of the same, and only Beauchamp knows how he didn’t manage to give his side a 2-0 cushion with a glaring miss.

Wanderers were wasteful in front of goal and the Phoenix knew they were still in with a chance and seemed to step up a gear.

Phoenix’s constant pressure paid off as substitute Paul Ifill got the better of D’Apuzzo and curled in a brilliant cross for the arriving Jeremy Brockie who levelled the scores.

On the balance of play Wellington deserved their equaliser as the Wanderers were left to rue their missed opportunities in the first half.

Wanderers’ response wasn’t all that convincing, with two late penalty appeals and a Santalab strike that hit the upright their only real highlights in the latter stages.

Both appeals were rightfully waved away by referee Jarred Gillett, despite the cries of thousands of fans. The match ended 1-1.

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W A N D E R B I T S W I T H W A L LY T H E W A N D E R E R

Sponsors desperate to jump on board with the Western Sydney Wanderers WALLY the Wanderer has all the gossip on the Western Sydney Wanderers

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ANDERERS PLAYERS AND STAFF will be enjoying more hot dogs this summer after the club announced a sponsorship agreement with Primo Smallgoods. The Primo logo will be seen on the back of the Wanderers players’ shorts in season 2013/14. “It is fantastic to have a local success story like Primo attach themselves to our club. Western Sydney Wanderers built itself on a platform of working with and supporting the community of western Sydney. It is at the heart of everything we do and stand for,” said Wanderers Executive Chairman, Lyall Gorman.

The Wanderers now have more of an incentive to boost their goal rate this season after Pirtek announced it would donate $1000 to St Vincent’s Hospital every time the Wanderers score a goal. The announcement coincides with a new partnership between the hospital and the club. The Wanderers’ goals will be coined “Pirtek Wander Goals” for the entire 2013/14 season. Get scoring boys!

The sponsorship announcements keep on coming with the news that Guardian Funerals has jumped on board to sponsor the Western Sydney Wanderers ‘Wandercrew’

volunteer team. The Wandercrew have a huge role on game days ushering people to their seats and providing spectators with important information. Make sure you say “G’day” to yours truly, Wally the Wanderer, at the next home game.

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At Penrith Muffler Mart & Tyre we specialise in:

Extractors Sports & Custom Exhaust Systems

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December 6 draw for next year’s World Cup. Spain is the number one country.

Unit 7/33 York Rd, PENRITH

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‘BAHAMAS’ LAMP $149

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‘PROJECTOR’ LAMP $99

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‘WORLD’ LAMP $129

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‘LEVERNE’ LAMP $49.95 ‘VINTAGE’ LAMP $89.95

10. ‘JEWEL’ LAMP $54.95

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11. ‘BLOOMINGDALE’ LAMP $159 12. ‘BALLERINA’ LAMP $199 13. ‘VALENTINE’ LAMP $450 14. ‘VINTAGE’ LAMP $89.95 7

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15. ‘WORLD’ LAMP $129 16. ‘PHOTO’ LAMP $149 17. ‘BOX’ FRAME $34.95 18. ‘CLASSIC’ PHONE CANVAS $279 19. ‘ORNATE’ FRAME $39.95 20. ‘ORNATE’ DOUBLE FRAME $49.95 21. ‘DESMOND’ FRAMED

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PRINT $79.95 22. ‘PARIS LINE ONE’ FRAMED PRINT $399 23. ‘MORNING REMINDERS’ FRAMED PRINT $249 24. ‘PERRIER’ FRAMED PRINT $349 25. ‘SANDY BAY FISH BAR’

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FRAMED PRINT $299 26 ‘NICE’ FRAMED PRINT $259 27. ‘ORNATE’ FRAME $39.95 28. ‘RENDEZ-VOUS’ FRAMED PRINT $249 29. ‘AMERICAN YACHT’ FRAMED PRINT $199 30. ‘BORIS’ FRAMED

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PRINT $79.95 31. ‘SEA + SHORE’ FRAMED PRINT $149 32. ‘SILVER RINGS’ MIRROR $799 33. ‘ABSTRACT’ MIRROR $599 34. ‘GERBERA’ MIRROR $699

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1500 DAYS INTEREST FREE Interest free not available online. Available at Domayne® complexes only

35. ‘VINTAGE LADY’ MIRROR $350

•NO DEPOSIT •NO INTEREST •WITH MONTHLY REPAYMENTS

UNTIL DECEMBER 2017 NOW AVAILABLE IN STORE AND ONLINE

PENRITH Visit www.domayne.com.au

Cnr Mulgoa Rd & Wolseley St. 4737 5000

Domayne ® stores are operated by independent franchisees. Ends 31/10/13.

262821_PEN *1. Conditions of No Deposit, No Interest, with Monthly Repayments until December 2017: Available to approved customers on single or multiple transactions where the amount financed is $1250 or more, on GO MasterCard, GO Business MasterCard, Buyer’s Edge, Gem Visa and GE CreditLine (Credit Products) between 11/10/13 and 10/11/13. Offer available on purchases from Domayne franchisees (excludes Apple and Miele products). Offer available on advertised or ticketed price. Minimum monthly repayments must be made during the interest free period, and interest and repayments are payable after the interest free period. Paying only the minimum monthly repayment will not pay out the loan before the end of the interest free period. This notice is given under each of the Credit Products’ Conditions of Use (as applicable), which specify all other conditions for this offer. A $25.00 Establishment Fee for GO MasterCard applies to new applications. The GO Business MasterCard attracts a $40 Annual Fee. Account Service fee of $4.95 per month applies for GO MasterCard, GE CreditLine and Buyer’s Edge, and $2.95 per month for GO Business MasterCard, and other fees and charges are payable. Credit is provided by GE Capital Finance Australia (ABN 42 008 583 588), trading as GE Money. Australian Credit Licence number 392145.

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Established since 1974

WHEEL CHAIR VEHICLES

Your

TOYOTA Toyota Porte •1.3 and 1.5 Petrol Engine •Automatic Transmission •Air Bags •ABS Brakes

•Electric Window and Mirrors •Air Conditioning •Electric Sliding LH Door

•4 Seat Capacity •The Vehicle Includes Wheelchair (3 options)

Nissan Cube •Wide Opening Rear Door •Automatically Lowering Rear Suspension •Fold Out Wheelchair Ramp •Economical 1.4 Litre

Engine •Automatic Transmission •5 Seat Capacity •Air Bags •ABS Brakes •Electric Options Included

•Wheelchair Not Included •Rear Storage Area Fits Motorised Wheelchairs and Gophers

specialists that you can trust

Award Winning Motor Mechanic

• Licensed motor mechanic • Service for cars & commercial • Authorised inspection station • Child restraint fitting • Saturday servicing

Services from

$80

We offer Honest, Reliable, Friendly Service for your Motor Vehicle

Call Al Palmer Repairs on

4721 5060

Robertson Place, PENRITH www.alpalmer.com 16 | WANDERWORLD

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