Football

Central Promotion is Failing the A League Clubs

Now we are well aware that the advertising for the A league is handled centrally but that is no excuse, for the poor promotion, if anything it should be better. This weekend the Perth Glory place host to North Queensland

Two Steps Forward One Step Back

Once the Hyundai A League fixtures were announced for this season the FFA were aware that the planned friendly against the Netherlands was going to force them to call up local players from the A league, and that it would clash

FFA say no to Sex.

We hear that the FFA’s media department put a hold on all of the Westfield W League clubs allowing one of their players to be photographed in a sexy way for a sports publication. The reason being that they do

Premiers or Champions

While voicing over the highlights (www.footballwest.tv) of the last round of the Footballwest State Premier league I called the Western Knights, who will now finish top of the League Ladder “champions.” I received an email advising me that they are

Glory Players go Missing

Perth Glory bemoans the fact that they struggle to attract members in the numbers of yesteryear, but they have to look at one aspect of that membership. Sure it was a gut-wrenching draw against the Gold Coast, and no doubt