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Australian football stagnates as fans grow tired of ten-team A-League
Matthew Galea discusses the problems in Australian football and its top tier competition as expansion and promotion/relegation remain hot topics with fans.
Category: Australia
Robbie Keane’s next move could be to the A-League’s Western Sydney Wanderers
Having departed Major League Soccer earlier this month, Robbie Keane is in search of a new home and is being heavily linked with a move to the A-League.
Where next for Adebayo Akinfenwa?
Adebayo Akinfenwa, otherwise known as The Beast, is on the lookout for a new club but where should he ply his trade next?
Reds’ renaissance continues with A-League Grand Final in Adelaide
Adelaide United were in crisis just six months ago but now the South Australians will host an A-League Grand Final for the first time.
The A-League’s obsession with conformity needs to change
Neil Sherwin discusses A-League chief Damien de Bohun’s comments around simultaneous kick offs for this week’s final round of action.
Record breaker Keogh spearheads Perth Glory’s A-League revival
With just one round of the regular season remaining, just four points separate the top five teams in the A-League, including Perth Glory.
Review – Turf Quarterly magazine
Neil Sherwin sifts through a copy of Turf Quarterly, a free football publication based in Australia that covers the world game.
Players who chose the A-League to wind down their careers
A look at the five of the best players who opted for a switch to the A-League as their careers drew to a close.
Roy O’Donovan hit with eight week A-League ban
Central Coast Mariners striker Roy O’Donovan has been banned four eight weeks for headbutting Wellington Phoenix defender Manny Muscat in a recent A-League game.
Irish international Keogh re-joins Perth Glory
Perth Glory today announced that striker Andy Keogh has signed on with the club for a second time after an unsuccessful stint in Thailand.