McKinna – A True Leader
We hear in sport, although rarely these days, of players being a one-club man. Where their loyalty is rooted in one club that they played for. Some may move on but their heart remains with that one club. It is
Odds Start Stacking up Against Blatter
For FIFA President Sepp Blatter 2015 cannot come soon enough as the heat builds up on him holding onto his title as head of the world game. First up came the resignation of the man employed to investigate the corruption
FFA Backed Into A Corner
Credit must go to Perth Glory coach Kenny Lowe and his players for keeping their minds focussed on their game after what proved to be a very tough week in the lead up to games over the Christmas period. The
Could FFA Cup Spell the End of Finals Football in the A-League?
When Australian football moved Confederations from Oceania to Asia there was a long debate between those at the top of the FFA and those at the Asian Football Confederation as to which teams from Australia would earn a place in
Postal Damage
In 1991, Crystal Palace chairman Ron Noades made a statement that rocked the football community. Noades was a much respected Chairman of a Football League club, but his comment was downright racist. Noades had said, “The black players at this
