Heroes and Men of Valour
Today the world reflects on those who served in the War to end all wars, and so we should. Sadly few lessons have been learned and wars still are being fought on the battlefields and in the minds of those
One Says No, While The Other Waits.
So often in sport one person will say one thing, while another will say the complete opposite. It appears that the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) are sending out different messages. The IPC has said
Time To Show We Are Part of the Family
It was definitely a first for Western Australia, the question is was it a first for football in Australia? At the end of the weekend all three Perth Glory teams find themselves sitting top of their respective Hyundai A-League, W-League
A Sporting Chance
Last night will be a night that 19 year old Tom Craig will remember for a very long time, as he made is debut for the Kookaburras in the second Test against India in Perth; a game that saw the
The First Cut Is The Deepest
In sport there are some people whose names are synonymous with the club they played for. In Australian football, Gareth Naven is one such person. Gareth Naven was the inaugural captain of Perth Glory in 1996 and played with the
