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Decks cleared for battle in Geelong Roy Hay Melbourne Victory and Muangthong United from Thailand cleared the decks for their battle in the Asian Champions League qualifier in Geelong on

North Geelong and Geelong Rangers win in Diversity Cup Roy Hay Host club and defending champion North Geelong had a comfortable five–one win over Lara in the Diversity Cup on

North Geelong celebrates Premier League entry with Cup win Roy Hay North Geelong celebrated its selection for the Victorian Premier League with a three-nil win over Bell Park in the

Geelong and Bell Park win Geelong Diversity Cup matches Roy Hay Geelong and Bell Park came out on top against Geelong Rangers and Lara respectively at North Geelong’s Elcho Park

Football and its fans: A delicate balance Roy Hay Football fandom, like sporting performance in general, involves a delicate balance. When you are coaching youngsters to play the game, you

Leo Baumgartner (centre) heading. His arrival in Australia in 1958 to play for Prague was the catalyst for the suspension of Australia's membership of FIFA from 1960 to

HayCoverArt1 Coming full circle: Betting scandals then and now Roy Hay Betting scandals and corruption in sport are not new, nor are links between sport and organised crime. The

The unknown Australian who played for England Roy Hay (A shorter version was originally published in Australian Soccer Weekly, c. 1 July 1993. The article also draws on a column

Footy Town (first published in Neos Osmos, 16 June 2013) Roy Hay Where is the heart of football when the game at top level is just a footnote to the latest