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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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Bruce Djite SAYS the next 12 months are the most important in his SHORT career. WILL the 22-year-old be the answer to Pim Verbeek’s attacking prayers?
FFA recently announced a long awaited national curriculum designed at bridging the gap between Australia’s elite teams and the best in the world. Soccer International takes a quick glance at what the plan involves and what it means for the local game.
He may admit to feeling sorry for the Socceroos, yet Francesco Totti will always be remembered by Australians as the villain who booked the Socceroos’ cruel exit from the 2006 World Cup with that infamous last-minute controversial penalty. Soccer International catches up with one of world football’s truly iconic superstars.
Brett Emerton says his recovery is on track as he builds towards South Africa 2010.