Remembering the elite Australian sportsmen and women who paid the ultimate sacrifice for their country
Anzac Day marks the anniversary of the landing of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps at Gallipoli in Turkey on 25 April 1915.…
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Loves all live sport. Played rugby codes as a youth, cricket and athletics. Threw away the golf clubs and bought two bikes. Now a gentle road and mountain bike rider and a football fanatic with age. It's so big, we've just got to be part of it. Brisbane Roar member, NQ Cowboys fan.
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Anzac Day marks the anniversary of the landing of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps at Gallipoli in Turkey on 25 April 1915.…
On ANZAC Day, 25 April we commemorate the landing of the Australia and New Zealand Army Corps at Gallipoli in 1915. The first commemoration…
good comment, no one will care about the colour or the stadium or whatever, if they win. They’ve dominated so many times this season, against top teams, but just haven’t scored. The inconsistent games that brought most of the criticism were during both the injury crisis (7 or 8 out) and coach dilemna. It’s surprising we aren’t lower down the ladder.
It all starts with good management, in the office and I’ve got faith in our execs, that they’re slowly turning the ship around. I’m looking forward to hearing more from Zac about the points he mentioned in his recent update.
Sydney can't get past nine-man Bulls, Wanderers on life support, Cahn departs
I wish them well, they’re kinda’ likeable
It's time the APL came clean on the state of the game in the A-Leagues
er wot? My comment is not an excuse, you’ve taken it completely out of context. Fans travel a lot, many Roar fans travelled from the Goldie to Redcliffe and to Suncorp. Some occasionally travel from Toowoomba to Suncorp as they did to Redcliffe and do from the Sunny coast. While numbers are dwindling, league wide, there’s still a dedicated core who travel a distance to home games. My point is, Sydney fans don’t have far to travel to a third of their away games, despite the attractions of the northern beaches.
It's time the APL came clean on the state of the game in the A-Leagues
Queensland Roar (maroon) is not such a bad thing as it would be much easier to find a home, anywhere from Gold Coast to Cairns, plenty of suitable stadiums and parks available for home grounds. But given the number of players, m & w, and growing population, I think they should stick with the Brisbane moniker.
Sydney can't get past nine-man Bulls, Wanderers on life support, Cahn departs
several of the youngsters look promising
It's time the APL came clean on the state of the game in the A-Leagues
I’m backing them to get to the grand final. Not sure they can win it.
It's time the APL came clean on the state of the game in the A-Leagues
sure, lived there for many years, that’s life in Sydney, you have 5 reachable options. Takes me 90 minutes some days, for home games while some fans travel three hours each way (not every game) from Toowoomba and up north.
It's time the APL came clean on the state of the game in the A-Leagues
indeed, but no to the maroon, it’s Queensland and rugby union and league, not Brisbane in any way. When there used to be Brisbane rep teams their colour was white, but orange is Roar history, don’t throw that out too.
Sydney can't get past nine-man Bulls, Wanderers on life support, Cahn departs
Roar CEO in a brief to fans federation said distributions from APL next season will be less, assumedly that means from broadcast earnings
It's time the APL came clean on the state of the game in the A-Leagues
Waz for APL, start as fans adviser, he’ll end up owning the joint in a few years if he can keep his dummy in place
It's time the APL came clean on the state of the game in the A-Leagues
I’ve heard them mention that ‘self-sustaining’ a few times now, been their objective from the get-go I think. Best bet would be to copy Dolphins or Panthers and build a money-making clubhouse or shipping centre. Their academy side, not top of the table but are coming along nicely with some solid youngsters across all positions. I don’t know where Ivan Ozzie’s been but his hat trick v Rochedale was nice.
It's time the APL came clean on the state of the game in the A-Leagues
A League subscribes to international rules
It's time the APL came clean on the state of the game in the A-Leagues
plus when we call a trip to Campbelltown travel for Sydney FC fans
It's time the APL came clean on the state of the game in the A-Leagues
Fong is not still on the board APL surely? He was recalled back to Jakarta way back.
It's time the APL came clean on the state of the game in the A-Leagues
rugby league world cup in England played at a few EPL club venues, Anfield and Etihad from memory, but it’s definitely not a regular occurrence. They do concerts too.
Does the A-League have the clout to make a UK-bound event round work in season 2024/25?
good luck Mariners, I’m hoping to sleep through this one
Does the A-League have the clout to make a UK-bound event round work in season 2024/25?
Grem, I personally believe we are doing the Pacific nations a disservice by entertaining NZ in our league. They’re the Oceania big boys, they are the ones who should be developing Oceania instead of just taking all it offers, a place at every FIFA tournament. There’s much potential in those small Pacific nations, as evidenced in the Pacific Games tournament last year, with Fiji, PNG and Solomons particularly strong. We, in Asia, should focus on Asia starting with Timor Leste and SE Asia.
Does the A-League have the clout to make a UK-bound event round work in season 2024/25?
Whatever you’re smokin’ Stuart, stop it.
Does the A-League have the clout to make a UK-bound event round work in season 2024/25?
and whatmore, he linked Ange to his second club, not the one that gave him a shot
Does the A-League have the clout to make a UK-bound event round work in season 2024/25?
money’s got something to do with it too, better pay, better potential for progression
Forget those bringing down the game, what if we embraced the A-League and Australian football cups are actually half-full?
very few haven’t come through the A Leagues, a couple from Scotland of late, but most had their starts in the A Leagues.
All of the Matildas came through the A League or W League as it was known.
Without the A League many of the NT players may well have not got a start in their professional career.
Forget those bringing down the game, what if we embraced the A-League and Australian football cups are actually half-full?
somehow, I feel that dream is unachievable. The NPL clubs, from my perspective, are pretty insular and most would fail to attract anywhere near the crowds we see at A League matches. The franchises are not about to walk away from their significant investments and accept relegation. We need, in my view, a version of P/R that gives NPL clubs across the country not just Vic/NW, a go at the top division but still protects the franchises. Maybe as an interim, no more expansion other than say six spots, one for each association, to be won by playoff.
Forget those bringing down the game, what if we embraced the A-League and Australian football cups are actually half-full?
the Socceroos or Matildas won’t progress far until we sort out the A Leagues.
Forget those bringing down the game, what if we embraced the A-League and Australian football cups are actually half-full?
that was when we were Qld Roar. The decision’s been made, we’re Brisbane Roar now, so dump the Qld colour (maroon).
Sydney can't get past nine-man Bulls, Wanderers on life support, Cahn departs