APL hits back at Glory claims as financial circus deepens
The Australian Professional Leagues has denied Perth Glory were ‘instructed’ to loan star midfielder Salim Khelifi, as the A-League’s financial woes continue to impact the team.
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Sky Blues star backs A-League
English winger Joe Lolley has rejected offers from rival A-League clubs to remain with Sydney FC.
FA to kick on with second division
Football Australia won’t commit to saving the financially embattled A-League, but remain intent on starting a national second division.
Slater: Millions wasted as mass layoffs expose APL disaster
Much was promised when the APL took over the running of the A-League. But after three years, and millions of dollars wasted, it’s been nothing short of a disaster, writes Robbie Slater.
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Sky Blues inundated with offers
GRAHAM Arnold has been offered at least 20 players who can replace defender Matt Jurman as he weighs up whether or not to dip into the transfer market.
Why Antonis joined Wanderers
TERRY Antonis has revealed that the chance to renew his working relationship with Tony Popovic convinced him to sign on loan at the Wanderers.
Gombau, Valkanis vying for City gig
MELBOURNE City will not rush to appoint a new head coach, with City Group executives prepared to spend weeks reviewing local and foreign candidates.
Brosque part of Sydney FC folklore
GRAHAM Arnold fully expects to see Alex Brosque’s name instantly added to Sydney FC’s hall of fame the moment his skipper eventually hangs up his boots.
Arnold building strong culture club
AS Sydney FC break records and rival teams in equal measure, coach Graham Arnold is building a culture for today’s favourites and the stars of tomorrow.
South Melbourne eye Brazil icon for A-League bid
EXCLUSIVE: SOUTH Melbourne have opened talks with World Cup winner Roberto Carlos to be its inaugural A-League coach as its push for a licence gathers steam.
Cahill backs push for more marquee stars
TIM Cahill has thrown his support behind Football Federation Australia’s tripling of its marquee war chest that brought the veteran Socceroos striker home to the A-League.
TV deal won’t decide expansion plans: Gallop
FFA CEO David Gallop says TV networks will not dictate where the next two A-League clubs come from as the expansion debate gathers pace.
Why Chelsea star Oscar could face Wanderers
FOR more than four years he has played in the upper reaches of the EPL – but now Brazil international Oscar is poised to tackle the Wanderers in Campbelltown.
This is where football’s future lies
IF PLANS to grow the game in Australia are truly going to work, there’s only one option for the powers-that-be to consider.
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