Australian A-League 2006-2007Experienced Spaniard arrives in A-League after nine years with Almeria Comes in as replacement for departed Luke Brattan Brisbane Roarâs pre-season from hell is getting back on track following confirmation experienced Spanish midfielder Corona has joined the club on a two-year deal. Related: Toâ
Guardian » 8hHeidelberg United 0-5 Melbourne City Perth Glory 1-1 Western Sydney Wanderers (Glory win 4-2 on pens) An all-Melbourne FFA Cup final remains a possibility after the semi-final draw kept the cityâs two A-League sides apart following the conclusion of Tuesdayâs quarter-finals. Melbourne City ease
Guardian » 18hMiddlesbrough kept their Sky Bet Championship promotion charge on track with a 3-0 victory over Leeds at the Riverside Stadium â their seventh straight win in all competitions. Efforts from David Nugent and Diego Fabbrini sandwiched Giuseppe Bellusciâs own-goal as a tame Leeds side left Teessid
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Telegraph » 3dMANCHESTER CITY are set to complete the signing of Luke Brattan from A-League Brisbane Roar, according to reports.
Daily Express » 5dClub officials condemn âexcessiveâ mooted police crowd control orders Fan march to Parramatta Stadium under threat, as well as Poznan The Western Sydney Wanderers have slammed a proposed police crackdown on crowd behaviour as excessive. The Wanderers believe the proposals, which includedâ¦
Guardian » 5dManchester City are expected to complete the signing of Brisbane Roar midfielder Luke Brattan on a free transfer, according to Sky sources.
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