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ED SPACE - De ja vu all over again in the A-League So the chickens are coming home to roost in regards to the A-League and its underperformance in recent times. Read more... Mark van Aken |
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 |
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As the year comes to a close, Soccer International presents its review of the biggest stories, signings and results to emerge from the year that was 2009.
While Joe Marston was the premier Australian football pioneer, it’s the more contemporary achievements of Craig Johnston that blazed a trail for the hundreds of Australians that have since forged a career abroad. Ironically, despite never pulling on the green and gold, Johnston is a critical reason the Socceroos are heading to their second consecutive World Cup.
Mark van Aken talks to Josh Kennedy about his experiences in Japan.
In the week of World Aids Day, Socceroo Captain Lucas Neill joined Bono and some of the world’s best footballers at an announcement of a partnership between NIKE and (RED).