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The A-League and its administration would have everyone believe that the competition has been steadily growing in popularity and quality, and that it can only be called a success. Read On

After coming so close last night, only missing out on 1 leg with Borrusia Monchengladbach drawing at home, I’ve decided to have another go for tonight’s (sunday morning) games. Here is my Multi for tonight. Read On

Been a while since I’ve posted a multi on here, so I’ve decided to give this one a go. It’s just matches that taken place tomorrow morning (Saturday 25 Feb 2011). Read On

There is a saying: “In football, success comes in cycles”. While some of these cycles last longer than others, Wenger’s counterpart Sir Alex Fergurson seems to have been succesful for almost two decades. Has it really been 20 years worth of success for Manchester United? Or have they pro-actively monitored it and made the changes at the right time to continue building the grand club in the north of Englad (the red half of it anyway)? I think the latter. Read On

Tagged arsenal, Arsene Wenger

16 February 2012

Dear Mr C. Palmer, Mr C. Mensink and Mr G. Smith

My name is Jay Stewart and I am a member of Gold Coast United Football Club. I have been a member of this club since foundation. However, it is unreasonable the way that the club has chosen to treat their fans, the people of the Gold Coast and the footballing community at large. Read On

Tagged clive palmer, Gold Coast United

“HUMILITY is the ABILITY to GIVE UP your PRIDE and still retain your DIGNITY. Don’t let NEGATIVE PEOPLE rent space in your head; RAISE THE RENT & KICK THEM OUT” – Unknown Read On

Tagged evra, handshake, LFC, MUFC, racism, sportmanship, suarez

I know it’s been a while since I posted my multis, and even though I can’t write up a whole write up for this multi, here is my selection. Gone a bit conservative here in terms of odds compared to usual. Read On

With the completion of the match between the Melbourne Victory and Gold Coast United at Aurora Stadium, the regional round fixtures have been completed. While many have heralded the FFA’s community initiative by taking one round of matches to regional centres, it has to be asked whether the initiative is being utilised properly or whether it is doing all it can to promote possible expansion. Read On

Tagged A-League, regional round

22^nd of December since my last post and haven’t we had some interesting happenings, both in the Brisbane Roar camp and results wise. We lost our derby match (again) to a controversial penalty. The player was clearly fouled but the location of the foul is to be disputed. Honestly, I have no idea because I have not re-watched that game after our terrible inability to score. Read On

Tagged A-League, aleague, Brisbane Roar, Gold Coast United, Melbourne Victory, soccer, Sydney FC

It’s been a tumoltuous fortnight if you are a Gold Coast United supporter. In the last two weeks, we have seen the reintroduction of the infamous ‘crowd cap’ due to ‘poor behaivour’, played witness to two rather poor outings at home, and now there appears to be some rifts forming within the club. Read On

Tagged A-League, Gold Coast United