Australian A-League 2005-2006David Gallop pushes for legislation forcing flare purchases to be registered A number of flares were smuggled into last weekendâs Sydney derby Football Federation Australia (FFA) is hopeful the NSW Government will adopt legislation to make it harder to buy flares and light them at A-Leagueâ¦
Guardian » 5hDavid Squires turns his attention to the political hot potato that is Football Federation Australiaâs refusal to grant Wellington Phoenix a 10-year licence Continue reading...
Guardian » 10hMelbourne Victory 3-0 Hume City Two late goals seal win that puts Melbourne into final against Perth Glory Melbourne Victory are on track for an unprecedented triple crown after defeating a gallant Hume City 3-0 in their FFA Cup semi-final. The grassroots club caused Victory headaches all nightâ¦
Guardian » 19hNew Zealand franchise has not performed well âon any metricâ Gallop names crowds, TV ratings and membership as factors in decision Football Federation Australia boss David Gallop has proclaimed Wellington Phoenixâs off-field contribution to the A-League as not deserving of a long-term licence
Guardian » 23hAustraliaâs demand for a neutral venue still to be met by Fifa Socceroos would travel with high level security if game goes ahead The Socceroosâ upcoming World Cup qualifier against Bangladesh still hangs in the balance, with Fifa yet to budge on their original refusal to move the match to aâ¦
Guardian » 23hLuke Brattan and Tarek Elrich dropped for Kyrgyzstan and Bangladesh games Josh Risdon the only new face in Ange Postecoglouâs 23-man squad Skipper Mile Jedinak and goalkeeper Mat Ryan will rejoin the Socceroos for their upcoming World Cup qualifiers against Kyrgyzstan and Bangladesh, but Lukeâ¦
Guardian » 1dPhoenix facing possibility of being forced out of A-League NZF in talks to assist club in retaining place in competition New Zealand Football has finally broken its silence on the Wellington Phoenix saga, declaring it will help fight to keep the club in the A-League. Itâs a much-needed glimmer of
Guardian » 1dMidfielder signs for Premier League club on free transfer Immediately farmed out to Championship side Bolton Wanderers Socceroos midfielder Luke Brattanâs future has finally been confirmed, with the former Brisbane Roar star signing with Manchester City. However, the 25-year-old will first turnâ
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