Now the World Cup is over for Australia, I never want to see haramball played again. The ‘have-a-go’ attitude is ingrained in our psyche. We should always be trying to play on the front foot. #Socceroos

Kind of sick reading takes on non-Euro or South American teams. As if it’s a shock that Japan are up against Brazil. #worldcup

My three dream jobs Public transport travel blogger UAP investigator President of Australia But first I’ll need to finish my damn PhD

Back on this app. Let’s see if I stick around this time?

First round thoughts from the A-League Men?

Anyone interested in the A-League and football in Australia in general, follow me and I’ll follow you back. Let’s get the community going over here #SokkahSky

First A-League game for Dylan Peraic-Cullen. A young GK with so much potential.

A-League Men season kicks off with return of star power to herald another new dawn

A-League Men season kicks off with return of star power to herald another new dawn

After a year of crises and chaos there is hope that marquee signings and re-emergence of powerhouse clubs can turn the spotlight back onto football Once more unto the breach, dear friends, for the A-League Men is back, this time celebrating its 20th season. It’s a time for hope, for spirits swelled by the promise and potential that comes with the blank slate of a new season. And that goes not just for the 13 sides taking part in this year’s competition but, as has invariably been the case of late, also the league itself, which has lurched from crisis to crisis in recent years to test the depths of even the most ardent supporter’s endurance. It all begins on Friday, when Central Coast host Melbourne Victory in a rematch of the 2023-24 grand final. In that contest, the Mariners yet again defied their standing to emerge as champions of Australia for the second-straight season with a triumph that put a bow on a historic, treble-winning run of Premiership, Championship and AFC Cup. Continue reading...

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Bring back clubs with voting members

Jonathan Wilson@jonawils.bsky.social · 2y ago

Mega-rich owners present an existential threat to football. www.theguardian.com/football/202...

Newish to Blue Sky (but have been lurking for a while). Looking to connect/engage/follow people who have an interest in Australian (association) football, player development and talent ID. Also curiously interested in F1 and UAP disclosure 🛸