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18 years ago

Undermanned Glory going for win

Perth Glory coach Dave Mitchell is looking to finish off the last two matches on a winning note, despite taking an undermanned side into this weekend’s clash at Newcastle. Perth Glory coach Dave Mitchell is looking to finish off the...
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18 years ago

Moss has big plans

Departing shot-stopper Glen Moss freely admits he has big plans for the future, but first the proud New Zealander is determined to finish his tenure with the Wellington Phoenix on a winning note. Departing shot-stopper Glen Moss freely admits he...
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18 years ago

Stats point to Victory’s title

Assuming the top four remains as it currently stands at the end of the Hyundai A-League season, Melbourne should feel very confident that it will have the measure of its title rivals in February’s Final Series. Assuming the top four...
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18 years ago

Roar gunning for top two

Currently sitting third on the Hyundai A-League ladder, Queensland Roar coach Frank Farina has his sights firmly set on a top-two finish and the invaluable finals double chance that comes with it. Currently sitting third on the Hyundai A-League ladder,...
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18 years ago

Victory too good for Mariners

Melbourne has continued its brilliant run of home form, outclassing the Central Coast Mariners 3-0 at Telstra Dome to keep the pressure on Adelaide in the race for the Hyundai A-League Premiership. Melbourne has continued its brilliant run of home...
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18 years ago

Canberra looking for upset

Canberra United may be the only team able to boast an undefeated record against the Queensland Roar in the inaugural Westfield W-league season, but skipper Ellie Brush maintains they will be underdogs come kickoff in the Grand Final on Saturday...
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18 years ago

Kossie looks to youth

John Kosmina has again put his faith in the next generation of Sydney FC stars, naming a youthful squad for Saturday night’s season-defining clash with bitter rivals the Queensland Roar. John Kosmina has again put his faith in the next...
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18 years ago

Roar more to lose says Hooker

Canberra United head coach, Robbie Hooker, believes the Queensland Roar has “more to lose” than his side in Saturday’s Westfield W-League Grand Finalat Ballymore in Brisbane. Canberra United head coach, Robbie Hooker, believes the Queensland Roar has “more to lose”...
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18 years ago

Roar lose Tahj, gain Miller

Queensland Roar have received a mixed bag of news at the selection table, with Charlie Miller, Danny Tiatto and Josh McCloughan all set to return from injury against Sydney FC this weekend at Suncorp Stadium. Queensland Roar have received a...
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18 years ago

Captain’s say Queensland to win

Well it’s unanimous, Queensland Roar will be the inaugural Westfield W-League Champions, according the six other club captains. Well it-s unanimous, Queensland Roar will be the inaugural Westfield W-League Champions, according the six other club captains. While several of them...
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18 years ago

Mariners lift for Victory

Melbourne can expect a vastly improved defensive performance when the Central Coast Mariners visit the Telstra Dome for a vital Hyundai A-League contest on Friday night. Melbourne can expect a vastly improved defensive performance when the Central Coast Mariners visit...
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18 years ago

Winner too hard to predict for Sermanni

Exclusive: Finding a winner of Saturday’s Westfield W-League Grand Final between Queensland Roar and Canberra United at Ballymore Stadium in Brisbane, is too hard to predict according to national women’s team coach Tom Sermanni. Exclusive: Finding a winner of Saturday-s...
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