Sunday 13 March 2016

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Australian line-up in 1972 lr

From Emus to Socceroos: How the national team got its name

From Emus to Socceroos: The real origins of national team’s name at last Roy Hay and David Hearder (This story first appeared in Goal Weekly, 24 February 2012, pp. 1–3, and we are grateful to Costa Koutropoulos for giving it …

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Socceroos 29.2.12 lr

Socceroos sweep Saudis on wet night at AAMI

Australia 4 Saudi Arabia 2 Roy Hay Australia overcame a spirited Saudi Arabia by four goals to two in the final game of the first qualifying group for the 2014

Marrone takes on defence

Heart down league leaders on a hot night at AAMI

Melbourne Heart 1 Central Coast Mariners 0 Roy Hay Melbourne Heart knocked off the bottom team, Gold Coast United, by a single goal last week and on Sunday night they

Zadworny on break

North win final preview. Rangers and Bell Park for third place

North squeak through in final rehearsal Roy Hay North Geelong scored in the last minute to beat Corio by three goals to two in a very entertaining rehearsal for next

Zadworny on break

North Geelong squeak past Corio

North squeak through in final rehearsal North Geelong scored in the last minute to beat Corio by three goals to two in a very entertaining rehearsal for next week’s

Buckley et al

Time for FFA to hold its nerve

Time for FFA to keep its nerve Roy Hay (This aritcle appeared on the SBS website, The World Game on 22 February 2012 and in Goal Weekly on 24 February

Surfcoast v Geelong Rangers

North Geelong and Corio on track for final

North and Corio on track for final Roy Hay North Geelong and Corio will meet next Friday night at 6 pm in a dress rehearsal for the grand final of

Williams and Germano

Babalj wins a tight one for Melbourne Heart

Melbourne Heart 1 Gold Coast United 0 Roy Hay A late goal by substitute Eli Babalj gave Melbourne Heart a vital win in its attempt to retain its position in

Jacob Mills Stuart Begg

North Geelong power away in CoGG Cup

North power away in CoGG Cup Roy Hay North Geelong secured a place in the 2012 City of Greater Geelong Cup final with its third win in succession in this

Kwasnik surrounded

Victory knock off league leaders for first win under Magilton

Melbourne Victory 2 Central Coast Mariners 1 Roy Hay Melbourne Victory recorded its first win under Jim Magilton as coach, knocking off league leader Central Coast Mariners by two goals

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