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Each team’s most dangerous player going into finals?
Thought experiment for all A League fans out there: Who is the most dangerous player for each finals side? Key word is ‘dangerous’ not ‘most important’ (we might revisit most important later this week).
For me, it’s the following:
Newcastle: Clayton Taylor
Auckland: Lachlan Brook
Sydney FC: Tiago Quintal
Melbourne Victory: Nishan Velupillay
Adelaide United: Luka Jovanovic
Melbourne City: Marcus Younis.
Thoughts?
Well, I said he’d go to Victory, but apparently he’s off to Sydney FC instead.
I’m still not surprised, and honestly I can’t really blame him. Is it still considered jumping off a sinking ship if the ship has already hit the bottom of the ocean floor?
Sydney Olympic FC submitting a legal notice on their social profiles to a supporter's page over 'defamatory comments'.
Extracted from Sydney Olympic's official Facebook page.
OPINION: Time for AFC to admit defeat on centralised Finals format - The Asian Game
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While 18 year-old Lucas Herrington took on Messi’s Inter Miami yesterday, fellow Aussie 18 year-old made his long awaited 2. Bundesliga debut in a 4-1 win.
Aussie talent in the rise.
Wanderers Powerchair Team Crowned Australian Club Champions
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Still no news about Canberra, so this could be their last ever match. Disgraceful that it's come to this, again.
Alexander Robertson’s team Cardiff City promoted to EFL Championship
NEWCASTLE JETS ARE THE 2025/26 PREMIERS OF THE A-LEAGUE
UPVOTE PARTY!!
Central Coast Mariners post on IG after defeating Auckland.
Danny Hay claims AFC would have received a red card “if the shoe had been on the other foot” re: Donachie stomp.
Despite AFC avoiding a double-red card versus Adelaide, Danny Hay claims James Donchie not being sent off demonstrates a track record of referees going against AFC and that they would definitely have been sent off if they were wearing a Black Knight.
Thoughts?
Castellón [3]–1 Burgos (3–1) — Awer Mabil, 81'
Awer Mabil came on as a super sub and both assisted AND scored for Castellón in their 3–1 home win over Burgos in La Liga 2! It's his third goal of the season for the promotion-chasing Orelluts, who are second in a tight promotion race (being on level points with both Almería and Deportivo and seven points behind Racing Santander with six games to go)! Well done Awer!
Who goes to Asia?
Obviously jets are going
But who gets second spot?
Is it heidberg or league #2 or gf winner?
Wanderers chief smeared in fake salary cap breach claim
aapnews.aap.com.auFormer Sydney FC and Melbourne City assistant manager John Maisano becomes the first Australian coach to win Spain's Copa del Rey
Congratulations to Real Sociedad's assistant manager John Maisano for becoming the first Australian coach to win the Copa del Rey in Spain that's a massive achievement. Anyone know if he is the first Australian whether player or coach to win? I know that John Aloisi played in a final once but Osasuna lost that game.
I'm really enjoying seeing the success of Australians in the managerial and coaching field in recent years. We've had some top quality players in the past but it would be great if we are now entering a golden era of Australian coaching.
Mo Toure has another hatrick for Norwich
Bring on the WC!