On The Attack: Why Rudan’s nuclear spray was spot on
Marko Rudan is in hot water over his explosive rants against the A-Leagues and their officials – but he was spot on, says Socceroos great Robbie Slater in this week’s On The Attack column.
A-League
‘I’m not scared’: A-League coach goes nuclear again
He’s already facing a likely sanction for a weekend outburst but Wanderers coach Marko Rudan went on the attack again railing against silent officials and the state of the A-League.
Socceroos veteran backs future ‘No.9’
Veteran marksman Bruno Fornaroli still wants to contribute to the Socceroos’ cause, but he’s backing Kusini Yengi to have a lengthy career as the leader of Australia’s attack.
Mariners miss chance to go top
There were no goals in the A-League’s top-of-the-table clash in Wellington on Tuesday.
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Soccer legend is heading to Australia
The Perth Glory has secured the services of an international superstar, who will join the club for the upcoming 2021/22 A-League season.
AFL responds to Andrews’ new jab rule
Sporting bodies in Victoria who didn’t want to mandate vaccination have had the decision made for them in a big state government move.
A-League avoids legal stoush over new logo
A major rebranding saw the APL refresh the A-League’s logo, but fans were quick to point out its eerie resemblance to a construction company’s symbol.
Bold new future for Australian football
Men’s, women’s and youth football have united under the A-Leagues brand as part of a new era in Australian football.
Secret side of Australian football exposed
A Four Corners investigation has exposed the shocking truth behind foreign ownership in the A-League, with one club’s owners still unidentifiable.
AAMI Park still an option for Western United
AAMI Park may again be a home ground for three Victorian A-League clubs if Western United’s bid to play at Lakeside Stadium falls through.
Melbourne out to end 57-year-old ‘curse’
Melbourne will be looking to win its first premiership in 57 years and shake off an unwanted piece of Australian sporting history.
Ambitious football plans locked in
Despite the ongoing impacts of border restrictions around Australia on travel and sport, the A-League has made some bold calls for its new season.
Melbourne football feud set to turn ugly
A turf war in Melbourne is set to get nasty after an A-League club locked in home fixtures at a neighbouring side’s ground without an official agreement.
Ex-Liverpool keeper intent on a glorious season with Perth
At 39, new Perth Glory keeper Brad Jones has no intention of slowing down as he prepares for his debut A-League season.
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