Friday, March 09, 2007
Carbone Come Back!?
Looks like Benito Carbone is wanting to make a return to the A-League with Adelaide United.
I understand he is a big name and can attract crowds. I feel though his impact with Sydney FC was limited and if I was Adelaide I would not make the same decision. I think I would be looking for a Brazilian. They seem to be making all the right moves in the A-League.
Read the article and make up your own mind I say!
JC
I understand he is a big name and can attract crowds. I feel though his impact with Sydney FC was limited and if I was Adelaide I would not make the same decision. I think I would be looking for a Brazilian. They seem to be making all the right moves in the A-League.
Read the article and make up your own mind I say!
JC
Tuesday, March 06, 2007
Youth World Cup 2007 Match Schedule
Following up on my last post. Here is the match schedule for the Youth World Cup. Keep track of all the up and coming stars! Wicked.
JC
JC
Monday, February 26, 2007
News Story about the Matildas. No Serious
Its not often that the Matildas make the news. I don't know why. I think if football is to be strong in Australia there should be more news about the Matlitas. They are a strong team and I think there are good things coming for them.
Oh well. This article talks about some of Australia's most capped players. Have a read. Good Stuff.
JC
Oh well. This article talks about some of Australia's most capped players. Have a read. Good Stuff.
JC
Tuesday, February 20, 2007
Adelaide United Seeing Red!!
Looks like some of the Adelaide players are having a dig at the ref. With that and their coach's actions, they are showing a distinct lack of discipline.
Maybe if they had better control of their emotions and more composure they wouldn't have been thumped 6 zip. They are proving to be worthy of the loss.
Maybe if they had better control of their emotions and more composure they wouldn't have been thumped 6 zip. They are proving to be worthy of the loss.
Monday, February 19, 2007
Melbourne Victory Victorious
Now this is and awesome performance. Melbourne really showed everyone what they are capable of. They also showed Australia how good Aussie Football can be.
I must admit, I am partial to Melbourne as it will be my new home town very shortly. Good time to jump on the bandwagon I guess!
JC
I must admit, I am partial to Melbourne as it will be my new home town very shortly. Good time to jump on the bandwagon I guess!
JC
Sunday, January 28, 2007
Vote for the Hyundai A-League Goal of the Season
With the season coming to an end, its time to look back at the greatest moments, and many of those would consist of the ball hitting the back of the net. Here's your chance to vote on some of the greatest goals of the season.
The nominations for the 2006/07 Hyundai A-League Goal of the season are;
Goal A - Round 2 - Malik Buari - New Zealand Knights v Adelaide United
Goal B - Round 8 - Milton Rodriguez - Newcastle Jets v New Zealand Knights
Goal C - Round 10 - Nick Carle - Newcastle Jets v Adelaide United
Goal D - Round 15 - Matt McKay - Queensland Roar v Perth Glory
Goal E - Round 17 - Matthew Thompson - Adelaide United v Newcastle Jets
Goal F - Round 17 - Greg Owens - Adelaide United v Newcastle Jets
Click here to view the nominated goals and place your vote and support your favourite players!
(source: Hyundai A-League)
The nominations for the 2006/07 Hyundai A-League Goal of the season are;
Goal A - Round 2 - Malik Buari - New Zealand Knights v Adelaide United
Goal B - Round 8 - Milton Rodriguez - Newcastle Jets v New Zealand Knights
Goal C - Round 10 - Nick Carle - Newcastle Jets v Adelaide United
Goal D - Round 15 - Matt McKay - Queensland Roar v Perth Glory
Goal E - Round 17 - Matthew Thompson - Adelaide United v Newcastle Jets
Goal F - Round 17 - Greg Owens - Adelaide United v Newcastle Jets
Click here to view the nominated goals and place your vote and support your favourite players!
(source: Hyundai A-League)
Sunday, July 02, 2006
What kinds of Governments produce winning soccer teams?
An interesting articles showing the relationship between Politics and the pitch. After 17 World Cups, we now can answer this vital question: What kind of governments produce winning soccer teams?
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