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- April 2012
- Based In:
- Brisbane
- Favourite Sporting Team:
- Brisbane Roar Football Club & Brisbane Broncos
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Latest Articles
Assessing the 2013/14 A-League draw
2 days agoEagerly awaiting the announcement of the A-League 2013-2014 draw, we were left to ponder which teams would be favoured upon the commencement of Friday night live free-to-air football. On Wednesday, Football Federation Australia CEO David Gallop revealed the A-League 2013-2014 draw and I believe it is fair to say many were surprised as to the [...]
Born a Blue, but a Queenslander at heart
4 days agoThose south of the border will most likely tell me to “bugger off, we don’t need your help” and perhaps even call me a traitor. Well they will now anyway, for I am a Queenslander at heart. But I was born a cockroach, a NSW Blue. Even the thought of being born in Liverpool, NSW [...]
A-League All Stars top 35 announced
7 May 2013The top 35 players have now been selected for the inaugural A-League All Stars match. Over 30,000 votes were cast by fans who were able to choose from all 10 A-League teams in picking a squad of 15. The fans vote counts for 50 per cent of the final 18-man squad that will be involved [...]
Maybe not South Melbourne FC, but South Melbourne United FC?
6 May 2013South Melbourne FC has recently been the talk of football in Australia since the conclusion of the A-League season. Surprisingly they weren’t even in it. With interest having been recently expressed to acquire 100% of the Melbourne Heart licence and links to bailing out the cash-strapped Central Coast Mariners, it is clear South Melbourne FC [...]
Will the PFA be looked after by the FFA?
1 May 2013As of today, the Professional Footballers’ Association no longer has a Collective Bargaining Agreement with Football Federation Australia. With the next season only five months away and negotiations starting today, the timeline for negotiating a new CBA is tight. With the existing broadcast rights deal for the A-League set to expire on June 2013 and [...]
Timely reminder the A-League still has a long way to go
30 Apr 2013A-League football clubs lost close to $27 million during the 2011-12 season, and despite record television ratings, attendances, merchandise sales, transfers and corporate sponsorship for the 2012-13 season a loss of $20 million has been recorded. The Australian Financial Review has provided an insight into the gains, losses and break evens for season 2012-13. Melbourne [...]
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