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It seems Perth Glory can do little right at the moment. After last week telling its members that the club still believed a place in the finals was achievable the team was beaten by table toppers Brisbane Roar, a result
If you believed all the media coming out of the East coast Perth Glory’s main problem is the power being held by a group of senior players, but of course the problem is deeper and far more complex than that.
FIFA have announced that they will conduct surprise doping tests of all World Cup Players starting in March allowing them to set up a biological passport to determine and irregularities in blood or urine samples. They have also stated that
Perth Glory’s hard core fans must be the most loyal in the country. It would however appear that some are beginning to tire of the club’s rhetoric and want to actually see these words put into action at the club.
It comes as no great surprise to hear that FIFA President Sepp Blatter wants the rules changed within the IOC to suit his own ends. Following the bribery scandal surrounding the Salt Lake City Winter Olympics the IOC produced a
