Players hit out at ‘half-baked’ A-League salary cap shake-up
The PFA has slammed the A-Leagues’ bosses “half-baked cost-cutting” salary cap plan, saying it breaches the CBA and would “weaken the product”.
The PFA has slammed the A-Leagues’ bosses “half-baked cost-cutting” salary cap plan, saying it breaches the CBA and would “weaken the product”.
Mary Fowler was taken off the field early in Manchester City’s FA Women’s Cup semi-final on Sunday and her worst fears have been confirmed wreaking havoc for the Matildas’ Asian Cup campaign.
Significant changes by the Australian Professional Leagues are set to impact every single A-League Men’s club. ERIN SMITH reports.
Melbourne City almost locked up top spot on the A-League Women’s table with their win over Newcastle, but the race is still alive, with their cross town rivals a big threat.
The Matildas’ Asian Cup preparations could be thrown into disarray in the knowledge super star Sam Kerr’s return to the pitch is still unknown.
Tom Sermanni’s reign as interim Matildas mentor will continue for another two games – but the latest delay gives the biggest hint yet at who looks set to be announced as the next coach.
Laini Freier knows the Brisbane Roar have a bit of work to do if they want to play finals but says the key to success is to simply ‘believe’ in a tight finals race.
A strong potential candidate to be the next Matildas’ head coach has been lost to a rival nation leaving three still in the race.
In what may have been his final game as the Matildas’ interim coach, Tom Sermanni has solved the Mary Fowler mystery that has blighted the national team for years.
With speculation rife that a permanent Matildas coaching appointment is imminent, interim coach Tom Sermanni remains in the dark about whether his side’s upcoming clash with Korea will be his final act in charge.
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