Socceroos hopeful’s big debt to A-League club
Socceroo-in-waiting Sammy Silvera hasn’t wasted any time in making an impression with English club Middlesbrough.
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Title winning A-League coaches set for Scotland moves
With Socceroos coach Graham Arnold having turned down the Hibernian job, another coach with Australian ties is expected to become the Scottish club’s new manager.
Matildas star’s big raps for A-League
Matildas star Cortnee Vine is preparing for what could be her farewell women’s A-League season.
Record-breaking teen could be Australia’s next Sam Kerr
A number of Matildas’ stars were just 15-years old when they made their A-Leagues debut – now a Sydney teen is on the same path.
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Who owns Adelaide United? The fans deserve answers
It’s a bad time for A-League owners as coronavirus hammers their wallets but it’s never been more crucial for Adelaide fans to know who actually owns their club, argues Michael McGuire.
A-League clubs not waiting for pay deal
A-League clubs are negotiating contracts directly with players and are confident a CBA won’t be needed for the competition to proceed.
Reds confirm Veart’s appointment
Having impressed in an interim capacity, Carl Veart has been appointed Adelaide United coach for the next two seasons.
Deportation threat: Ugly twist in A-League pay war
Football Federation Australia boss James Johnson has a huge mess to clean up in order to settle on a new CBA between A-League clubs and players, as disturbing details emerge over the growing unrest.
Gillesphey is Brisbane’s best
Macaulay Gillesphey wants to add team silverware to his individual honours after being named Brisbane Roar’s player of the year.
New CBA for Socceroos and Matildas
While the A-League remains in limbo due to players and clubs not agreeing on CBA terms, the Socceroos and Matildas have no such problems.
A-League in limbo
Uncertainty remains over the new A-League season as players reject clubs’ idea of reducing wages.
A-League left reeling by massive talent drain overseas
As if the A-League wasn’t under enough pressure, teams now have the added burden of dealing with a departure of players for overseas that is only expected to worsen in the coming weeks.
Canberra bid snares Socceroos great
Socceroos great Craig Moore is set to play a key role in Canberra’s bid for A-League inclusion.
Diamanti sparkles with medal
Western United’s Alessandro Diamanti has capped off his great A-League season by winning the Johnny Warren Medal.
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