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The future of the A-League and the overall success of Australian football is dependent on the Asian Champions League (ACL) being seen as one…
The Serbian national team that participated in the 2006 World Cup is an example of how a team should not react to the obstacles…
From the first moment Marko Pantelic attempted to control the ball against Ghana, he was the outstanding candidate for 'player-who-went-missing-when-his-country-needed-him-man-of-the-match'. It is difficult to…
@Dean It is all about balance and it is up to the clubs to find a way to strike a balance. It will be difficult but in the end can only offer many rewards.
@Bojan precisely success in Europe is part of the European mentality – I mean the club I support Crvena Zvezda won the 1991 European Cup Final and it is still referred to as a moment of pride in these times of hardship for the club’s supporters (especially with the club’s recent struggles we can still hold over the 91 European Cup victory over our rivals Partizan Belgrade). So continental competition is what a club’s history is built on and offers fans enormous pride.
A-League to ACL: Australian football needs Asia
@wotdoo I don’t understand the negativity, I would love for every A-League club to start having larger crowds and high membership rates. I mean look at Melbourne Victory they are a club everyone does, and should, respect because of the fans they have.
A-League to ACL: Australian football needs Asia
Exactly my thoughts, having a strong ACL will only make the long-term future more profitable for all clubs.
A-League to ACL: Australian football needs Asia
Milos Krasic, is another example of a player that was expected to perform at a world-class level…but his performance was more of a state league level.
Serbia's Marko Pantelic: The enigma?
NZ soaking up the pressure from Slovakia, wonder if they can hold out until halftime…this game has been very random though…anything could happen.
New Zealand All Whites vs Slovakia: As it happened
Yeah Tony, I was looking forward to watching this match just because of the extreme clash of styles.
New Zealand All Whites vs Slovakia: As it happened
Great start by New Zealand, with some early chances coming their way. Looks like this could be a competitive match. Hopefully New Zealand score, that would really make it interesting, and also force Slovakia to really come and out and attack.
New Zealand All Whites vs Slovakia: As it happened
Hey Tony,
Hopefully there are a few goals tonight…for both sides.
New Zealand All Whites vs Slovakia: As it happened
I could not agree more, it is what makes our game different – unique!
I mean whenever I see other sports in Australia I always have that feeling that this is (generally) their highest honour. But in football we have the tradition of continental competitions, which gives it that added meaning and also a sense of interacting with the world.
A-League to ACL: Australian football needs Asia