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After another – and what appears to be becoming an annual – turnover of talent, Sydney FC have restocked and enter another A-League season with a host of fresh faces.
After another – and what appears to be becoming an annual – turnover of talent, Sydney FC have restocked and enter another A-League season with a host of fresh faces.
Whisper it quietly around a code that has lurched from crisis to crisis in recent years, but there’s suddenly an air of optimism as the new A-League season dawns.
Sydney FC have put together an unbelievable squad for the upcoming A-League campaign, but has it got any weaknesses? How can Sydney FC’s squad be beaten this season?
Does this headline sound presumptuous? It’s a serious consideration if you take into account the amount of work the Sky Blues are doing in the South Coast.
Sydney FC have continued adding to their squad for their 2019-20 A-League title defence by signing midfielder Luke Brattan from Melbourne City.
Socceroo defender Ryan McGowan has joined Sydney FC two weeks after his younger brother signed for their A-league local rivals.
I did a double take when I saw Alexander Baumjohann being unveiled as Sydney FC’s new signing in front of the city’s famous Opera House this week.
The June 30 deadline for A-League independence is upon us but one group that always seems to be ignored when it comes to what we actually want from our football is the fans.
Spare me the task of trawling through hours and hours of footage and compiling countless reams of research in the search for a perfect A-League import.
If life is moving a little too quickly for you right now, come and spend some time in Sydney. Things are always a little on the slow side in the Harbour City.
If life is moving a little too quickly for you right now, come and spend some time in Sydney. Things are always a little on the slow side in the Harbour City.
If life is moving a little too quickly for you right now, come and spend some time in Sydney. Things are always a little on the slow side in the Harbour City.
The first competitive match of Robbie Fowler’s Brisbane Roar reign will be an FFA Cup clash away at A-League champions Sydney FC.
The first competitive match of Robbie Fowler’s Brisbane Roar reign will be an FFA Cup clash away at A-League champions Sydney FC.
The first competitive match of Robbie Fowler’s Brisbane Roar reign will be an FFA Cup clash away at A-League champions Sydney FC.
In case you have not noticed, much criticism is levelled at the A-League.
If you happen to live in either of Australia’s two most populated cities and have found the time to attend a football match between their most successful teams, you’ll know where I am going with this.
New Zealand footballer Kosta Barbarouses has signed with Sydney FC after departing A-League rivals Melbourne Victory.
The utility man can sometimes be the most important part of a football team.
Although it is rumoured that Siem de Jong will not sign an extended deal with Sydney FC, he has most definitely left his mark on the A-League.
The A-League season came to a close on Sunday night, with Sydney FC claiming the championship with a penalty shootout victory over Perth Glory.
As the confetti is swept from the surface of Optus Stadium, fans of Sydney FC revel in the knowledge that they are the champions of Australia for the fourth time.
With the final whistle for the game the 2018-19 season, the 14th instalment of the A-League, has drawn to a close and its newest champion crowned.
On Friday, the structure for the 2018-19 A-League season was announced. The main talking points were; no international breaks, no split-rounds, some teams playing each other twice, and some teams playing each other three times.
On Friday, the structure for the 2018-19 A-League season was announced. The main talking points were; no international breaks, no split-rounds, some teams playing each other twice, and some teams playing each other three times.
On Friday, the structure for the 2018-19 A-League season was announced. The main talking points were; no international breaks, no split-rounds, some teams playing each other twice, and some teams playing each other three times.
After another – and what appears to be becoming an annual – turnover of talent, Sydney FC have restocked and enter another A-League season with a host of fresh faces.
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Haha, sounds more like a puppet coach, where the fans make all the calls.
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