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For Perth Glory fans the A-League has been a tough ride. Having been the leading side in the last years of the National Soccer League, at the end one of only two full time professional clubs, and arguably one of
Western Australia is often referred to as “the wild West” due to its isolation, and its often very parochial stances on issues. When football became the first truly national sporting competition when Perth Glory was welcomed into the National Soccer
When the A-League was created the newly formed Football Federation of Australia went away from many of the recommendations of the Crawford Report. Fifteen years on and with a great deal of hindsight it would appear that some of those
It is probably fair to say that many sports will never be the same again, once the world comes out the other side of the Coronavirus pandemic. That may be good news to many, it will be bad news to
Tonight the new Chairman of the FFA Steven Lowy and his Chief executive David Gallop will meet with A-league fans, and it could be the most important meeting the FFA have ever held. It may also open the new Chairman’s
