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4 years ago

Bulls move fuels De Silva’s Roos ambition

Macarthur recruit Danny De Silva knows a big A-League Men season at his new club can put him on the radar of Socceroos coach Graham Arnold in a World Cup year.

4 years ago

United raring for A-League Men opener

Western United coach John Aloisi expects his charges to be confident and ready to make an impact in their A-League Men season opener against Melbourne Victory.

4 years ago

Local heartbeat is giving Roar an infusion of identity

In the first of a series exploring the football culture of the cities in the A-Leagues, Joe Gorman reports on the homegrown talent factory in Brisbane.

4 years ago

City see off South Melbourne in FFA Cup

South Melbourne had plenty of fans on hand for their FFA Cup clash with Melbourne City but the A-League Men champions prevailed 3-0 at Lakeside Stadium.

4 years ago

Phoenix settling back into Aussie exile

They'd rather be in NZ but Wellington coach Ufuk Talay is confident his team has settled back into life in Wollongong ahead of the A-League Men's season.

4 years ago

I hope that Josh feels a sense of freedom. I know I did

Josh Cavallo's coming out has made it easier for players to follow in his footsteps, writes ANDY BRENNAN.

4 years ago

Fan view on Victory’s ‘radical’ 17-year first and the ‘hole we’ve never filled’

Melbourne Victory have embarked on the most radical overhaul in its 17-year history. Will it work?

4 years ago

For the first time, football’s destiny is in its own hands

Danny Townsend: football has never been better placed to fulfill its potential

4 years ago

Bozza: This is Australia’s Premier League moment

Premier League winner Mark Bosnich experienced the early years of the Premier League in England as one of the competition’s 14 original foreign stars. Writing for KEEPUP, he explains why he senses this is a similarly seminal moment for the...

4 years ago

City attacking trio offer Socceroos spark

Melbourne City winger Andrew Nabbout is confident he and club teammates Jamie Maclaren and Mathew Leckie can combine with aplomb if required for the Socceroos.