For sports fans far and wide
In the space of 24 hours the Football Federation have managed to make two decisions that have many fans off side. The first did not garner a great deal debate as the victim was the man-everyone-seems-to-love-to-hate at the moment,Jacob Burns.
The Chinese Super League is the same age as the Hyundai A-League, both competitions celebrate their tenth anniversary in 2014. Obviously both nations have very different population bases on which to call upon in terms of support and playing personnel,
Perth Glory fans are one group of sports fans hoping that 2014 will bring them the success that their loyalty deserves, but one feels that this may still be some way off. The departure of coach Alistair Edwards is one
As another year comes to an end many will take time out to look back on the past twelve months, while others will focus on what lies ahead. One thing that lies ahead is the final test match of the
One word that has been uttered a great deal in the last week surrounding Perth Glory has been ‘stability.’ Something that has clearly been lacking since Tony Sage took over as owner. Since taking over as owner of the club
