Image Credit: Maciej Rogowski Photo & Photo Agency Manchester City may just be back in business. Pep Guardiola’s all conquering side are a giant that’s been sleeping for some time, but right now they look wide awake and hungry. Through all their disappointments over the past year and a bit, the mantra of “you can […]
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Image Credit: IOIO Images Last Friday afternoon, Football Australia confirmed the worst fears of many. Western United have been stripped of their license, found short of financial requirements by the association’s regulatory watchdog. Their teams will not take to the field for the upcoming seasons of the A-League Men and A-League Women. Seven years on
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Image Credit: Maciej Rogowski Photo & Vitalii Vitleo We’re now one third of the way through the summer transfer window of 2025. For Mikel Arteta, what happens in the next two months has the potential to be legacy defining. His Arsenal squad has been locked in a perpetual state of ‘nearly’. Oh so close over
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Image Credit: IOIO Images On Saturday morning, Australian soccer fans woke up to a shock. Two weeks ago we watched Ange Postecoglou lift the Europa League for Spurs, after a tense 1-0 final against Manchester United. History in more ways than one. Ange’s reputation has suffered this season, but at the end of it all
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Image Credit: ph.FAB Arsenal are out of the Champions League, defeated in both legs of the semi finals by Paris Saint-Germain who will go to Munich to face Inter Milan for the trophy. For the third time running a season of great promise will not yield silverware for Mikel Arteta and company. Since the Gunners
