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ACROSS THE POND - There's more to football than stereotypes Our North American correspondent, Will Gibson, says Chelsea boss Carlo Ancelotti is one manager that breaks the mould. Read more... Administrator |
ED SPACE - Dancing on Pim's grave Mark van Aken reckons everyone needs to take a spell from Oz football's latest fad - bashing the former boss. Read more... Mark van Aken |
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He’s the voice of football for a generation of fans. Be it action in the FA Cup, Premier League or the World Cup, Martin Tyler’s dulcet tones are synonymous with the big match. Soccer International chats to the voice of FIFA 10.
He’s one of Australia’s biggest celebrities in the sporting hemisphere but he doesn’t play for the Socceroos, has never played in an Ashes series and isn’t likely to be lifting the Davis Cup anytime soon. Soccer International recently caught up with poker star Joe Hachem.
He’s a DJ, a TV star, a world class debater, a comedian and an advisor to the government on a whole host of issues. What’s more, Adam Spencer is a football fan… a bloody big one in fact, as we found out this month.
He’s one of Australia’s most prolific sports stars and a hero of cricket tragics and follicley-challenged males alike. We speak of course of Greg Matthews, the former Australian off-spinner that we bailed up this month courtesy of SBS’ Ashes coverage.