Tag: A-League
Gold Coast haven't signed Culina, says father
Jason Culina's father, former Sydney FC coach Branko Culina, has denied claims from Gold Coast United that the Socceroos midfielder will join the A-League newcomers from Dutch giants PSV Eindhoven.[MORE]
Mariners, Jets to bolster squads ahead of ACL
Both the Central Coast Mariners and fellow A-League side the Newcastle Jets were placed in favourable groups at the official Asian Champions League (ACL) draw on Wednesday night.[MORE]
Mariners, Jets pleased with ACL draws
A-League clubs the Central Coast Mariners and Newcastle Jets are happy with their respective draws for the Asian Champions League (ACL).[MORE]
Reddy out of Mariners encounter
Queensland Roar goalkeeper Liam Reddy is out of this weekend's A-League match against Central Coast with a hamstring strain.[MORE]
Fury sign up keeper Pasfield
A-League newcomers North Queensland has confirmed the capture of Newcastle Jets goalkeeper Justin Pasfield on a two-year deal.[MORE]
Vidmar says no excuses for Adelaide
Adelaide coach Aurelio Vidmar says his side can not make any excuses after surrendering the A-League competition lead to the Melbourne Victory last night.[MORE]
Victory climb to top of the heap with win over Adelaide
Melbourne claimed top spot on the A-League ladder with a 1-0 victory over Adelaide at Docklands on Tuesday evening.[MORE]
Jets seeking fresh talent for ACL
Newcastle Jets star Joel Griffiths says his club will look to inject new blood into the side ahead of the 2009 Asian Champions League (ACL).[MORE]
Victory looking to snatch United's lead
Melbourne captain Kevin Muscat says a win against Adelaide United tonight will go a long way to helping his side earn an Asian Champions League berth in 2010.[MORE]
Sydney FC chairman backs Kossie
Sydney FC chairman Andrew Kemeny has backed under-pressure coach John Kosmina, saying the club's players must shoulder some blame for the side's poor season.[MORE]
Coast confirms Minniecon, Thwaite signings
New A-League entrant Gold Coast United has confirmed the signings of winger Tahj Minniecon and defender Michael Thwaite for its inaugural season.[MORE]
Miller back in light training for Roar
Queensland Roar's leading goal-scorer Charlie Miller returned to the training paddock today following surgery on a double hernia last month.[MORE]
Question marks still surround Docklands pitch
Victory captain Kevin Muscat says he is still unimpressed by the condition of the Dockland's pitch just one day before Melbourne's blockbuster clash with Adelaide United.[MORE]
Sydney FC forms partnership with Shanghai Shenhua
Sydney FC says it is entering into a formal relationship with prominent Chinese club Shanghai Shenhua.[MORE]
Phoenix keeps top four in sight
Wellington kept its dream of a debut A-League finals appearance alive after a superb second half show ended Newcastle's title defence with a 3-0 victory at Westpac Stadium on Sunday.[MORE]
Kossie keeps cool on Sydney future
Sydney FC coach John Kosmina has taken speculation over his tenure at the helm in his stride following a 2-0 loss to A-League leader Adelaide United.[MORE]
United's samba stars flex premiership muscles
Adelaide United's quest for a second A-League minor premiership gathered pace with a convincing 2-0 victory over competition strugglers Sydney FC at the Adelaide Oval on Saturday evening.[MORE]
Players, coaches let rip on dodgy Docklands
Players and coaches from both the Victory and Roar have slammed the playing surface at Docklands in Melbourne following last night's A-League fixture.[MORE]
Victory draw first blood in 2009
Melbourne moved into top spot on the A-League ladder with a 2-1 win over Queensland on Friday evening.[MORE]
Player retention biggest hurdle for Adelaide
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Could Adelaide United's successful season be brought undone by the impending break-up of the squad?[MORE]
Pain continues for injured Aloisi
Sydney FC striker John Aloisi's horror A-League campaign has taken another hit after being ruled out of Saturday's must-win game against Adelaide due to injury.[MORE]
Mariners end 2008 top of the pile
The Central Coast Mariners have celebrated the new year with a 1-0 win over Perth in Gosford on Wednesday evening to begin 2009 in top spot on the A-League ladder.[MORE]
Agostino to retire at end of season
Former Socceroos striker Paul Agostino will retire from football at the end of the A-League season.[MORE]
Allsopp escapes ban for Kosmina clash
Melbourne striker Danny Allsopp will not face any punishment for his clash with Sydney coach John Kosmina in Saturday night's A-League match.[MORE]
Oar inspired by fellow youngsters
Teen sensation Tommy Oar has credited the success of Queensland Roar's young guns as a major factor in his own stunning A-League ascension.[MORE]
