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Despite the revival of Newcastle Jets after being given the last rights, there is no doubt according to many better informed than us that the Hyundai A League is currently in the emergency ward and on life support. As is
Clive Palmer’s Football Australia enquiry came to Perth last week, and as usual many of those vocal in their complaints of the game were conspicuous by their absence. As Inquiry Commissioner Gary Collis stated on “Not The Footy Show” last
Constantly we hear of how A league club owners are being bleed dry buy the cost of having a team in the Hyundai A league, but so often they only have themselves to blame. Simply because they or the teams
At “Not The Footy Show” we have claimed on many occasions that the standard of football in the Hyundai A league this season was below that of previous seasons, with the exception of a few games mainly involving Brisbane Roar
So often in Australia sections of the media go out of their way to find negative stories about football in order to put the game down, for fear it may one day take a hold in this country and usurp
