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What would it mean to me, to hold the 2023 Women’s World Cup, in Australia and New Zealand?
“What would it mean to me, to hold the 2023 Women’s World Cup, in Australia and New Zealand?” Why would I wish for this, more than anything in the world? Well, we see many stories about players facing hardships, during the most critical moments of the year. Don’t we? Where they miss out on all they… Continue reading What would it mean to me, to hold the 2023 Women’s World Cup, in Australia and New Zealand?
Quarantine is not sky blue
Anyone else stuck in their room staring at the walls? It’s time to get magically whisked away to… Parramatta! The third Sydney derby of the season finds us watching on from behind screens as the players go at it in a closed stadium. It’s billed as the biggest game of football in the world right… Continue reading Quarantine is not sky blue
Another Sydney FC trophy slips through Bledsoe’s hands
When watching the semi finals last week, I was so confident that Melbourne City would be champions that I put my dignity a little bit on the line. I think the exact promise may have been to eat my hat if City didn’t win. The hat hidden in my cupboard from the City W League… Continue reading Another Sydney FC trophy slips through Bledsoe’s hands
A Welshman and an Englishman walk into Cbus Stadium
Brisbane Roar v Newcastle Jets at Cbus Stadium in the Gold Coast, Brisbane victorious with a 1-0 scoreline. That’s the article, cya. Nah jokes. Well I wish cos it’s 9:52am on a Saturday morning and I’ve been given the short straw cos none of our team want a Brisbane Roar article, hmm I wonder why.… Continue reading A Welshman and an Englishman walk into Cbus Stadium
You don’t say no to live football
The A-League, the only * checks notes * league in the world. Well I’m not entirely sure, there could be some lower leagues in other countries I’m not aware of but for now, the world has a Rose frame of mind – the best league’s in the world are the only league’s we’re watching. Now… Continue reading You don’t say no to live football
Have your opinion. Just not that one.
“Women have always supported football. It would be nice if football supported us, too.” – My favourite battle dinosaur. I made a pretty simple tweet. I didn’t swear, I commented that I wanted more youth playing time, and I pined over a packed stadium and 4 goal thriller that ended in a penalty shootout and… Continue reading Have your opinion. Just not that one.
Live football ends with an Ugarkovic screamer
Day 1 of Coronavirus restrictions: We have not won for 30 days. Who would’ve thought a few months ago that the final game of Round 23- Adelaide vs. Newcastle, was the last live A-League game witnessed by fans this season? As an Adelaidean I am used to not getting our pick of the crop of… Continue reading Live football ends with an Ugarkovic screamer
Melbourne Victory forced to take two weeks sick leave following Wellington Phoenix ass whooping
Sunday afternoon kick-off in what looked like a beautiful day in Wellington with the Nix hosting the Vuck in what could be one of the last football games with a crowd (or at all) given the COVID-19 situation. Following a moving tribute commemorating the Christchurch mosque shootings it was time for football. I was slightly… Continue reading Melbourne Victory forced to take two weeks sick leave following Wellington Phoenix ass whooping
Melbourne City isolate themselves at the top
Melbourne City are unbeatable. There, I’ve said it. I’ll eat my hat if Sydney FC beat them in the grand final, and you’ll all laugh at me, and everyone can preach about the unpredictability of football, especially in front of what seems like inevitably empty stands. Maybe this would be true if City were any… Continue reading Melbourne City isolate themselves at the top