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Socceroos
Aussie legend’s shock cut
Socceroos great Harry Kewell is the latest Aussie to get the axe in the cut-throat world of managing a soccer team in the UK and thought he was doing a good job.
Good times ahead for Curtis
Socceroos coach Graham Arnold has been impressed with the form of Melbourne City defender Curtis Good.
Super-sized Socceroos squad to be named
Four matches in quick succession and a limited preparation will lead to Graham Arnold naming a larger-than-normal Socceroos squad.
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Ange’s words that brought star to tears
“SHATTERED” Socceroos boss Ange Postecoglou brought star football commentator Lucy Zelic to tears after his team’s Confederations Cup exit.
Ange has Socceroos right where he expects them
FEW gave the Socceroos a chance. But they looked for long periods like pulling it off. And arguably were worth more than a solitary point for their efforts.
Ange still struggles to find true believers
ANGE Postecoglou was asked to explain his side’s uncultured tactics. His inquisitors clearly hadn’t done their homework. And it’s unlikely Chile’s intel is so dated.
100th Socceroos cap adds to Cahill’s legend
SOCCEROOS star Tim Cahill will keep his emotions in check for the crunch match against Chile, despite the incredible personal landmark of earning a 100th cap for his country.
‘Tim’s a great Aussie. He transcends football’
ANGE Postecoglou believes Tim Cahill’s longevity puts him on a level standing with any Aussie sportsman or woman who has claimed a world title or Olympic gold.
Players not good enough for Ange’s experiment
IF we’re looking at this experiment that is the back three – which appears to no longer be an experiment – we have to take note of the damning facts, writes Robbie Slater.
Socceroos crying out for next ‘Cahill’
FOR over a decade, Tim Cahill has been the Socceroos go-to-man when they needed something special. Now two names have emerged to take that mantle.
Socceroos have lofty ambitions
TRENT Sainsbury accepts that few people outside the camp will be giving the Socceroos any genuine hope of reaching the Confederations Cup semi-finals.
Gersbach’s change of gear for Socceroos
A COUPLE of weeks ago, Alex Gersbach woke up on the Greek island of Santorini and decided to check his phone — the news forced a change from beers and bathers to boots.
Troisi: ‘We want to change the mentality’
JAMES Troisi has launched a stout defence of the Socceroos’ playing style in the aftermath of another disappointing result in their Confederations Cup campaign in Russia.
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