English Premier League

A Hero or Villain’s Return?

Some players are welcomed back to clubs because of what they achieved in their first stint with the club, but often their return never lives up to the expectations created by their past performances. Perth Glory’s announcement that Andy Keogh

Time to Accentuate the Positive

Nobody likes a whinger, especially Australians. Unfortunately Perth Glory are beginning to get a reputation for whingeing. First up they were upset that they were not given the hosting rights for the FFA Cup final played at the weekend. Their

Trials An Error?

Currently wherever you look it appears that National Premier League clubs are holding trials for all of their junior sides. The aim is to try and find some uncut diamond that will bring them success, before possibly being poached by

Sorensen Signing Could Start a Trend

It could well be the best move any A-League club has made and may well have many asking the question why did no one do it earlier. We are talking about Melbourne City signing Danish goalkeeper Thomas Sorensen. Sorensen has

Time To Move On

It was the former co-owner of Perth Glory, John Spence, who coined the very apt phrase that owning a football club in the A-League was ” A billionaire’s club for millionaires.” Sometimes one has to ask why would anyone want