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An aspiring young author who also happens to be a football fan. I am not afraid to go against the status quo and face the wrath of the Roar community.
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To avoid regurgitating a synopsis of the Chile match and offering praise for the Socceroos - which has been done to death among all…
As the cheers of the swathe of red-clad fans reverberated around Olympic Stadium, I was left with a broken heart. The game was certainly…
The grand final victory for the Central Coast Mariners signals the end of a journey, but it is certainly not the end of an…
In the minds of most Westerners, India is usually associated with naan bread, cricket, scorching hot summers and the restaurant down the road. Very…
Residing under a permanent wet blanket, the throng of armchair managers that plague our country and the media have been quick to blame the…
After finishing a lofty fifth in the English Premier League last season, Newcastle United now look to be spiralling down into the depths of…
A few disappointing losses for the Wellington Phoenix and the media were already on Ricki Herbert's back, demanding his resignation. This was before the…
Once again a Western Sydney Wanderers match has been marred by reports of bottles being thrown and flares being let off. The events occurred…
As torrents of rain fell down upon Allianz Stadium, the 13,125 fans that braved the inclement conditions witnessed a late comeback by the Sky…
Your comment on the impressive crowd is true. A game being played in the rain by two struggling clubs would never have seen this many people turn out in previous seasons. As I stated in the article crowds have dramatically improved this season (mainly due to the signing of marquee players like Del Piero, Heskey, etc.). This is not the problem though. The problem was Sydney’s attitude and style of play which, thankfully, is starting to be reformed. I don’t want to be a doomsday prophet but if Sydney don’t continue their recent run of decent form we could very well be looking at flagging crowds next season. Results is all the matters for Sydney. Whether it comes through grit and determination, rather than flair, so be it.
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It is always fascinating to hear from a professional football plying their trade in a new environement overseas, especially one who can write so well and has experience in journalism!
A life in football is a lot of things but boring
Couldn’t have put it better myself
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