May 9 - Football fans are being given the chance to have their say on the name and colours of the new West Sydney team in the Australian A-League.Read more... Comments (1)
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Fans to decide the name of new West Sydney team
By David Gold
May 9 - Football fans are being given the chance to have their say on the name and colours of the new West Sydney team in the Australian A-League.
May 9 - Football fans are being given the chance to have their say on the name and colours of the new West Sydney team in the Australian A-League.Brisbane Roar's Besart Berisha scores A-League Player of the Year award
By David Gold
May 4 - Albanian international Besart Berisha (pictured) of Brisbane Roar has been named as the A-League Player of the Year by the Football Media Association (FMA).
May 4 - Albanian international Besart Berisha (pictured) of Brisbane Roar has been named as the A-League Player of the Year by the Football Media Association (FMA).
Newcastle Jets return to A-League
By David Gold
May 4 - Newcastle Jets will be competing in next season's A-League after all, following a meeting between the club's owner Nathan Tinkler and Football Federation Australia (FFA) chief Frank Lowy.
May 4 - Newcastle Jets will be competing in next season's A-League after all, following a meeting between the club's owner Nathan Tinkler and Football Federation Australia (FFA) chief Frank Lowy.
FFA receives welcome boost as Fox extends A-League media deal for three seasons
By David Gold
April 16 - Fox Soccer has renewed its media rights deal with Australia's Hyundai A-League for three seasons, a boost to the embattled Football Federation Australia (FFA).
April 16 - Fox Soccer has renewed its media rights deal with Australia's Hyundai A-League for three seasons, a boost to the embattled Football Federation Australia (FFA).Newcastle Jets licence withdrawal serves fresh blow to Aussie A-League
By David Gold
April 10 - The Australian Football Federation (FFA) has been plunged into a new crisis after the billionaire owner of Newcastle Jets, Nathan Tinkler, decided to return his licence to operate the team in the A-League, citing an untenable relationship with the country's governing body.
April 10 - The Australian Football Federation (FFA) has been plunged into a new crisis after the billionaire owner of Newcastle Jets, Nathan Tinkler, decided to return his licence to operate the team in the A-League, citing an untenable relationship with the country's governing body.More Articles...
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