Socceroos abroad, A-League preview, and Ange's big test: Australian football round-up
On Matchday 14 Pep Guardiola’s table-topping Manchester City take on Ange Postecoglou’s Tottenham Hotspur. With an extensive injury list of up to eight first-team…
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The English are the ones that have a reputation for whingeing and being obsessed with the weather. But having lived in both countries, it’s Australians that are the bigger whingers, and they are even more obsessed with the weather! The climate in Australia is better than most other places in the world, but all we ever hear is that it’s too hot, or it’s too cold, or it rained. We’re spoilt by many things in Australia, and one of them is the weather.
The A-League could learn a little from rugby league – but not in the way you think