Slater: England approach could suit Socceroos
This is a thought to annoy a lot of people, but maybe we should take a leaf out of England’s book when it comes to the Socceroos.
Asian Cup
Uzbekistan pose big R16 threat to Socceroos
The Socceroos’ road to the Asian Cup final will once again go through Uzbekistan. NICHOLAS D’URBANO looks at the White Wolves’ major threats and tactics ahead of Tuesday’s clash.
A-League can wait as Maclaren eyes Cup glory
Jamie Maclaren is reluctant to indulge talk of an A-League return while attempting to build on his Socceroos breakthrough at the Asian Cup and stave off self-criticism.
Early loss works in Socceroos’ favour
The Socceroos’ loss to lowly Jordan appeared at first a nightmare result, but it has helped Australia avoid the ‘hard’ side of the Asian Cup draw.
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Kossie: kids now have new Roo heroes
THE Socceroos’ Asian Cup campaign has given birth to a new generation of heroes for Australian kids to emulate.
A-League to build on Asian Cup interest
MELBOURNE City coach John van’t Schip hopes the success of January’s Asian Cup translates in to greater interest in the returning A-League.
Unlikely story of the Socceroo and the prince
A FRIENDSHIP between a Malaysian prince and a Socceroo is one of the Asian Cup’s most unlikely, but underlines Australia’s deep roots in the Confederation.
Super Son is ‘biggest superstar now in Asia’
HE may pale in comparison to recently toured Bruce Springsteen and The Rolling Stones, but in South Korea Son Heung-Min sits comfortably with any rock star.
Asian Cup just start of Ange’s grander scheme
ANGE Postecoglou said the Socceroos’ Asian Cup final will just be a staging post in their ongoing revolution. In other words, there is more to come.
Five things Roos must do to lift trophy
ONLY Korea Republic stands in the Socceroos’ way of lifting the Asian Cup trophy tonight. Here’s what Ange Postecoglou’s side must do to get the job done.
No pressure, Ange! Lowy says Australia expects
HE won’t be around to enforce it, but Frank Lowy has already set Ange Postecoglou a fresh target, after the Socceroos reached the final of the Asian Cup.
I had a sense that this would succeed: Lowy
THOSE who doubted the Asian Cup was going to be a success have had to eat their words. But three months ago, Frank Lowy admitted to host it was a “brave” decision.
Roos boost with Franjic set to start
IN a major boost for the Socceroos hopes of lifting the Asian Cup, defender Ivan Franjic is set to start the final after shrugging off a groin injury.
‘We thrive off it. It’s a chance to be a hero’
TWICE Mathew Ryan has been put through a penalty shootout, and twice he has lost. He hopes that all changes if Saturday night’s Asian Cup final gets that far.
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