Melbourne City

A Price Worth Paying?

A week ago there were two announcements made regarding the future of Perth Glory. One was a statement from the long term owner Tony Sage, the other came from the Australian Premier Leagues. There were some anomalies in these statements,

A Rod For Their Own Back?

Whether we like it or not frequently the most careful planning doesn’t necessarily ensure success. Coaches know this probably more than any others in the sporting world, and that is why the sign of a good coach is identifying that

The Bad, The Ugly and The Beautiful Game

Sport like life has the power to lift you up, but also the ability to break you heart. This weekend was one where this was very much the case. On Saturday night while attending a Christmas party news started to

Rewarding Performance

A close competition they say is a good one. Most fans hate to see the same two or three teams dominating, that is unless you support those teams. Sport is usually a great leveller. One team may dominate for a

Fornaroli Selection Highlights Development Failure

While many are celebrating the fact that immediately after becoming an Australian citizen Uruguayan-born Bruno Fornaroli has been added to the Socceroos squad this writer almost wept for it is an indictment on the lack of quality development in Australia.