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Brisbane star Jamie Maclaren has embraced the expectation of re-producing the A-League magic that had thrust him into a Socceroos jumper earlier this year.Maclaren made his national debut in May after an outstanding campaign that netted 18 goals in the regular season for the Roar, second only to Melbourne City striker Bruno Fornarolis 23.But speaking ahead of Fridays season-opener against Melbourne Victory, Maclaren had no hesitation in saying he could repeat his heroics this summer.Ive always believed in myself. Ive got coaches that believe in me, my teammates believe in me and I believe in what were doing, he told reporters on Tuesday.The structures that weve set up is attacking. Thats what I like and what the attackers like.The reason why I scored 20 goals was because of my teammates and all the chances they give me. Its my job to score goals but, if our team plays well, theyll create chances.However, not only is the 23-year-old confident of more individual success, but he predicts his team could progress further than their agonising extra-time exit last season in the semi-finals.In fact, Maclaren said his team could win the whole thing.Why not? Last year, we fell one short. We were 3-0 up in the semi-final and its something that still hurts me and hurts the boys, he said.We started well last year and, if we can start well this year, its all about consistently winning games. If we can do that at home, get our away record better, hopefully we should be right.Maclaren has failed to add to his lone Socceroos appearance against England five months ago, and has been overlooked for upcoming World Cup qualifiers Saudi Arabia and Japan.But he insisted his sole focus was on helping the Roar to a strong start to the season, which was a major factor in his success last year.Ive got to get my form intact. Ive got to start scoring goals during the season, he said.Coming into last year, I didnt have the thought of the Socceroos. This year is going to be the same. If the Socceroos comes, it comes. If it doesnt, Ive got to make sure Im right for the team.Goedkoopste Nike Air Max 97 . -- Mike Smith never saw his first NHL goal go in. Nike Air Max 97 Nederland . -- Jimmie Johnson held off a teammate, passed a pair of Hall of Famers, and dominated once more at Dover. http://www.airmax97nederland.com/ . "No difference at all," chirped U.S. roommate and linemate James van Riemsdyk. "Its still the same cranky Phil. Nike Air Max 97 Kopen . With Parker having a quiet game for once, Nicolas Batum and Boris Diaw provided the scoring as France won its first major basketball title by beating Lithuania 80-66 on Sunday. It was a victory that ended a decade of frustration for Parker and a talented French generation, which lost the final against Spain two years ago and took bronze in 2005. Nike Air Max 97 Aanbieding . Schenn scored the game-winning goal and added two assists to lead the Philadelphia Flyers to a 4-1 win over the Calgary Flames at the Scotiabank Saddledome on Tuesday.Kadeen Corbin has put her World Cup heartache behind her as she tries to force her way back into the England squad.The 25-year-old shooter missed out on selection for last years tournament and had to watch her England team-mates win a bronze medal in Australia.Ahead of the new season, Corbin decided to leave Hertfordshire Mavericks and link up with her sister Sasha at Loughborough Lightning. Highlights of the Lightnings victory over Celtic Dragons Corbin has embraced her new challenge, impressing in Monday nights win over Celtic Dragons, but still yearns for a place in head coach Tracey Nevilles England set-up.With scheduled games against Australia and South Africa this summer, Corbin is seeking a call-up and retains ambitious plans for the future.She told Sky Sports: I want to be part of the next Commonwealth Games and World Cup which is 2018 and 2019, which is what Im looking forward to. Ive always wanted to put the England dress back on, so if I do this year, Ill be absolutely over the moon. Kadeen Corbin Obviously there are England games beforehand, so Im looking to be in that squad, be in that team, and put my best foot forward. I cannot dwell on what happened whenn I didnt get to the World Cup.ddddddddddddIve got to move forward and make sure Im still a part of that team.Youve got to put it in their heads that youre still there and ready to go. Ive always wanted to put the England dress back on, so if I do this year, Ill be absolutely over the moon. Jade Clarke left Lougborough to link up with Adelaide Thunderbirds Loughborough have been forced to cope without centre Jade Clark following her surprise move to Adelaide Thunderbirds in the ANZ ChampionshipThis switch sparked fresh debate about whether English players can benefit from a spell in the southern hemisphere and Corbin admits it would be a dream to test herself against top stars in Australia and New Zealand.I would love to go to the ANZ. That is a big dream to have, said Corbin. They are the best leagues in the world. If I ever have the chance to, I would love to go. Youre playing against the top two countries in the world, and its a good experience to have as well. Sasha Corbin is facing a long spell on the sidelines Another blow for Loughborough and England was the loss of Corbins sister Sasha, who has been ruled out for the season after injuring her anterior cruciate ligament.Kadeen has overcome the same knee injury and is confident her older sibling will make a successful comeback.Shes good, shes recovering well, said Kadeen. Finally now partial weight bearing, so shes slowly putting her foot on the floor. Shes very positive about it and knowing that Ive been through it too, shes been positive about the outcome.England netball is completely taking care of her. Shes had her op, which was good, and now shes on her rehab stage. She will definitely come back stronger and raring to go to hit the court. Watch Team Bath take on Celtic Dragons in the Vitality Netball Superleague this Monday night, starting at 7.30pm on Sky Sports 4.Also See:Lightning hold on for winWATCH: Annas netball diary ' ' '