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Austin claims Australia won't score a SINGLE POINT in the World Cup
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Charlie Austin has risked further angering Australians after claiming that the Socceroos will fail to secure a single point in their World Cup group.
Austin, 33, has relocated to after moving to A-League side Roar over the off-season, h Charlie Austin has risked angering Australians even more by making a bold World Cup claim
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And on Thursday he once again took aim at his new homeland, writing off the Socceroos' chances of success at the World Cup in Qatar, code promo 1win cote divoire which is set to kick off this month.
The Socceroos are in a tricky group containing France, Denmark and Tunisia, meaning they have a big task at hand to reach the knockout rounds.
When asked by talkSPORT's Dean Saunders and Jamie O'Hara whether the Australians are 'any good', Austin replied 'no', before revealing that he's made a bet with the Roar's kitman over their fate at the tournament.
'No [they're not good],' he said.
I've got a gentleman's agreement with the kit man that they won't get a point at the World Cup.
The Brisbane striker believes Australia will fail to pick up a single point at the tournament
'Yeah, I don't think they will get a point.'
However, fans took to Twitter to lash Austin following his remarks.
'Not a way to endear yourself to the people that go and watch you every week,' one fan posted on Twitter.
Another said: 'Doesn't say much about his own ability does it.
Since he's hardly lit any game up. Thus far he's the most overrated signing of the season.'
'Hope he cops an absolute hiding from an Adelaide player when we return back!' a third said.
There was a mixed response from fans on Twitter, with some lashing him for his remarks
But some Socceroos fans begrudgingly agreed with the veteran former Premier League striker.
'If we score a goal I will be pleasantly surprised,' one fan said.
'Just making [it to Qatar] was enough for Arnie.'
'It's a fair opinion,' another posted. 'We should be able to compete against Tunisia, but our squad is pretty mediocre.'
An even more pessimistic fan said: 'Will be surprised if we score a goal.'
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Austin, 33, has relocated to after moving to A-League side Roar over the off-season, h Charlie Austin has risked angering Australians even more by making a bold World Cup claim
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And on Thursday he once again took aim at his new homeland, writing off the Socceroos' chances of success at the World Cup in Qatar, code promo 1win cote divoire which is set to kick off this month.
The Socceroos are in a tricky group containing France, Denmark and Tunisia, meaning they have a big task at hand to reach the knockout rounds.
When asked by talkSPORT's Dean Saunders and Jamie O'Hara whether the Australians are 'any good', Austin replied 'no', before revealing that he's made a bet with the Roar's kitman over their fate at the tournament.
'No [they're not good],' he said.
I've got a gentleman's agreement with the kit man that they won't get a point at the World Cup.
The Brisbane striker believes Australia will fail to pick up a single point at the tournament
'Yeah, I don't think they will get a point.'
However, fans took to Twitter to lash Austin following his remarks.
'Not a way to endear yourself to the people that go and watch you every week,' one fan posted on Twitter.
Another said: 'Doesn't say much about his own ability does it.
Since he's hardly lit any game up. Thus far he's the most overrated signing of the season.'
'Hope he cops an absolute hiding from an Adelaide player when we return back!' a third said.
There was a mixed response from fans on Twitter, with some lashing him for his remarks
But some Socceroos fans begrudgingly agreed with the veteran former Premier League striker.
'If we score a goal I will be pleasantly surprised,' one fan said.
'Just making [it to Qatar] was enough for Arnie.'
'It's a fair opinion,' another posted. 'We should be able to compete against Tunisia, but our squad is pretty mediocre.'
An even more pessimistic fan said: 'Will be surprised if we score a goal.'
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