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ARNOLD BACKED TO BE SUCCESS
The beginning of Graham Arnold’s current regime as the head coach of the Australian Football team might not have been as good as expected as the team failed to retain their Asian Cup silverware under the 55-year old, but Mat Ryan, one of the vital members of the Australian side, who is currently plying his trade in the English top tier for Brighton & Hove Albion, reckons that Arnold will prove to be successful in the long run.
Australian striker urges Aaron Mooy to stay put in the Premier League
Australian striker Bruce Djite believes Aaron Mooy is too good to return to the Championship with Huddersfield Town next season. The Socceroos midfielder has endured a mixed campaign due to his injury concerns but he has nonetheless impressed in the Premier League to catch the eye of several mid-table sides.
Robbie Slater Says Graham Arnold Should Be More Humble
Robbie Slater is of the opinion that Australia coach Graham Arnold needs to be more humble in press conferences if the national team are to achieve more successes in the near future. Arnold took his team to a recent match against Jordan with plenty of offensive comments about the opposition in the pre-match press conferences.
Milos Degenek reacts after Australia’s shock Asian Cup exit
Australia international Milos Degenek has taken the entire blame after the Socceroos suffered a shock quarter-final exit to the United Arab Emirates in the Asian Cup. The side from Down-Under were widely fancied to reach the competition’s final but they could not do so after an ill-fated backpass from Degenek allowed Ali Mabkhout score the sole goal of the game for the hosts.
Graham Arnold taking Lebanon friendly seriously
Graham Arnold, the head coach of the Australian Football team, insists that the upcoming friendly fixture versus Lebanon which will be the final game of Tim Cahill’s international career is not going to revolve only around the legendary player only.
Huddersfield Town boss heaps praise on Aaron Mooy after Wolves win
Huddersfield Town manager David Wagner has heaped praise on midfielder Aaron Mooy after he guided the club to a much-needed win in the Premier League. The Terriers found themselves bottom of the table heading into the Wolverhampton Wanderers game but they managed to dominate the proceedings with Mooy scoring both goals in a 2-0 triumph.
Tim Cahill joins Indian Super League side
Australia’s all-time goalscorer Tim Cahill may enjoy the final stages of his professional career in the subcontinent after making the switch Indian Super League side Jamshedpur.
The former Everton and Millwall star revealed the agreement via his official Twitter account and he is now expected to link up with the team for their pre-season tour in Madrid.
Celtic manager admits Daniel Arzani needs to wait for his debut
Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers has stressed that Daniel Arzani may not make his debut in the near future as he has yet to achieve match fitness. The Australia international joined the Hoops on a two-year loan from Manchester City earlier this month but he has since failed to make the matchday squad for any of the club’s games.
Tim Cahill Should Be Used Better byvan Marwijk, claims Slater
Australian national team coachBert van Marwijk has come under criticism for not utilising Tim Cahill to the best of abilities at the World Cup 2018. The former Everton midfielder is one of the experienced campaigners in the Australian national team setup. After an indifferent qualification campaign, Australia were able to reach the finals but the team were not expected to make an impact at the World Cup. The team had a disastrous start to the competition after only managing a draw with Denmark.
Neil Harris Reacts To Tim Cahill’s Three-Match Ban
Millwall manager Neil Harris has accepted Tim Cahill’s three-match retrospective ban for violent conduct but believes FA’s judging panel needs to be more consistent after two similar incidents went unpunished over the weekend. The Australia international was charged after elbowing Fulham’s Ryan Fredericks in a 3-0 defeat after the action was not initially spotted on the field.
