Is Socceroo star’s mullet ‘unethical?’
Rhyan Grant’s mullet may have walked into a bit of a maelstrom.But Sydney FC’s Socceroos Asian Cup call-up needn’t worry, as his haircut has officially been AFC-approved.
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Mariners owner turns down $8.5m bid for club
Not even being booed by fans will, it seems, prompt Central Coast Mariners owner Mike Charlesworth to sell the club.
Socceroos environment ‘reminds me of Fergie’s United’
There’s is no better endorsement than any comparison to Manchester United under the guidance of Sir Alex Ferguson. And that’s exactly what Graham Arnold has received from a man well in the know.
‘No-one’s ever tried to stab another in the back’
In career-best form and taking the Premier League by storm, Mat Ryan is not a man in need of additional motivation. He’s getting it anyway, in the form of Danny Vukovic and Mitch Langerak.
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Player ratings: Socceroos v South Korea
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The five key moments in Roos defeat
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Analysis: Socceroos’ wake-up call
HAVING strolled to victory in their two previous 2015 Asian Cup matches, this was the reality check the Socceroos needed to have.
Socceroos go down swinging
AUSTRALIA brutally knocked two Korean players out of their Asian Cup game on Saturday but lost the game and now face a tough path to the final.
You see a bit of Cahill in Luongo
Tim Cahill and Massimo Luongo are so much alike that it is almost scary and if Luongo doesn’t cut it, it won’t be through lack of talent or attitude.
Don’t call them North Korea
WHEN the first question was fired at coach Jong Tong-sop at the press conference in Canberra, reporters were told to refer to the nation as DPR Korea.
Saudis promise to attack Uzbekistan
SAUDI Arabia coach Cosmin Olaroiu urged his players to strive for victory against Uzbekistan, even though a draw will put them into the quarter-finals.
Cup crowds on track to top expectations
ASIAN Cup attendances have exceeded expectations, with the pre-tournament aggregate crowd target of 500,000 set to be smashed.
Canberra’s capital gain is Adelaide’s loss
CANBERRA has sparked the interest of the world’s most populated region during the Asian Cup while Adelaide seems to have simply fallen off the radar.
Honda promises to rev up for Japan
JAPAN star Keisuke Honda has vowed to be more clinical in front of goal after hitting the woodwork three times in his team’s 1-0 Asian Cup win over Iraq.
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