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A-League must tread carefully with Usain Bolt experiment
This weekend saw Usain Bolt jet into Australia to begin a indefinite trial period with the A-League’s Central Coast Mariners.
Category: Australian Football
Despite World Cup disappointments, there are grounds for optimism for Australia
Despite disappointing results at this World Cup, William Stebbing believes there are grounds for optimism for Australia for the future
Perth Glory enter age of optimism with double appointment
Perth Glory have laid strong foundations which could see them finally awake from their Australia football slumber, writes Neil Sherwin.
Can ‘The Championship’ bring promotion and relegation to Australia?
Matthew Galea discusses today’s proposal from the Association of Australian Football Clubs for a national second tier.
New season, same A-League in Australia
The A-League makes its return this week but a low key build up and other issues impacting the game have dampened excitement, writes Matthew Galea.
The Republic of Ireland and Australia – a tale of two talismen
The holes left by Robbie Keane and Tim Cahill are having a big impact on the Republic of Ireland and Australia, writes Neil Sherwin.
Game Theory – The changing landscape of footballing scouting
Kaustubh Pandey speaks to Dustin Bottger of the Global Soccer Network about the evolution of scouting.
A-League Champion O’Neill would relish Republic of Ireland call up
Sydney FC midfielder Brandon O’Neill has spoken of his interest in representing Ireland in the wake of claiming the A-League’s top honours in Australia.
Behind the game – Can Australian football learn from its past?
With talent production stalling, Matthew Galea get some thoughts and insights from one of the Australian game’s longest-serving servants, Grant Lee.
Australian second-tier must find voice to secure future in FFA governance mess
Matthew Galea discusses the latest news from Australia where the governing body, FFA, has pushed back its plans to expand the A-League beyond ten teams.