City star to make record-breaking move to Belgium
Melbourne City’s Jordan Bos is moving to Belgium in a deal reportedly worth close to $2 million, a record for an A-League player sold to an overseas club.
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City coach ‘surprised’ to be playing Sydney FC
Sydney FC wasn’t the team Rado Vidosic was expecting his Melbourne City team to be playing in the A-League semi-finals.
Sydney star set to shine against his old club
Anthony Caceres is among a handful of Sydney FC players keen to get the better of their former club, Melbourne City, on Friday night.
‘Out of line’: Warner in prickly exchange
Candice Warner and Robbie Slater have butted heads on live TV before the Socceroos great’s daughter texted in to end the exchange.
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W-League star’s COVID crisis blessing to school
Logan’s finest female footballer Angela Beard will return to the bosom of Melbourne Victory FC today after being energised by helping coach students at her old school of Marsden SHS over the last month.
FFA step up to help A-League club meet player payments
Even as the A-League announced the first two fixtures of a tight schedule to complete the season, the precarious nature of some clubs’ finances means a number of players will have to wait days to be paid.
‘Racism is still there’: Reds legend’s stirring Q&A response
Adelaide United boss and former player Bruce Djite delivered a brilliant answer when asked a pertinent question on Q&A on Monday night: Why does racism still exist in Australian sport?
Dual title winner, Victory legend to lead club
A two-time A-League title winner with Melbourne Victory has been appointed as the club’s interim head coach for the rest of the season.
Why abandoning NPL season would ‘hurt the future’
Amid confusion over when the NSW Government will allow senior grassroots sports to go ahead, this year’s NPL season is in danger of being abandoned, a step that has been labelled in some quarters as ‘catastrophic’.
New boys want assurances before taking huge plunge
With next season possibly delayed until 2021, and no guarantee over matchday income, questions have been raised over whether the Macarthur A-League licence carries the same value it did 20 months ago.
Skipper departs to leave Victory in full-scale rebuild mode
First it was the stand-in coach, now it’s the captain. With the restart of the A-League season only a matter of weeks away, Melbourne Victory have quite a bit of work to do.
Penniless foreigners left scrambling to put food on table
Foreign players at three A-League clubs have not been paid since mid-March, leaving them reliant in some cases on cash handouts from their union or on money sent from family in their homelands.
Scale of cuts prove Aussie football now in survival mode
For all the grand and welcome ideas about football’s long-term future I’ve heard from some former Socceroos, the game’s ecosystem here has proved to be so fragile, all focus should be on the immediate term.
‘Bidding war’ may yet settle where A-League ‘hub’ located
Despite FFA CEO James Johnson saying the season’s remaining 32 games would be played mainly in NSW, the door had yet to be shut on a Queensland hub, if the local government is prepared to chip in.
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