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 FourFourTwo Australia-20 Feb 2018 Sydney FC coach Graham Arnold says he's a risk taker, and they'll go all out against Shanghai Shenhua in tonight's Asian Champions League (ACL) clash. Sydney lost their first ACL group match 2-0 against K-League side Suwon Bluewings, sparking criticism at Arnold's choice to leave out star defender Jordy Buijs. Daily Telegraph-20 Feb 2018 Shanghai face their own pressures after a 1-1 draw away to Kashima Antlers last week, and Arnold said his side was brimful of confidence that it could kickstart the Sky Blues' continental campaign. Sydney FC coach Graham Arnold says his team is still aiming for Asian Champions League glory. “Of course, (last week) was ... Daily Telegraph-23 Feb 2018 Sydney may have only arrived home from Shanghai on Friday morning, but Arnold says everyone has pulled up well. Even Michael Zullo is a chance of playing, though Arnold is unlikely to risk him after the left back suffered a minor hamstring injury in the 2-2 Asian Champions League against Shanghai Shenhua. The Canberra Times-25 Feb 2018 Sydney FC coach Graham Arnold twisted the knife into Western Sydney Wanderers after suggesting the gulf between the two is the biggest between any rivals in the ... You know, we're older, it's all the small details that the club paid business class flights for us to come back [from Shanghai] and be ready for this game. Daily Telegraph-2 Mar 2018 Michael Zullo is the only concern after injuring his hamstring in Shanghai and missing last weekend's Sydney derby and is likely to sit out again with David Carney taking his place. Sydney FC coach Graham Arnold says participation in the Asian Champions League is making his team 'greater.' “Of course after the game ... Arnold: The boys are really hurtingInternational-FourFourTwo Australia-3 Mar 2018 Age no issue for beaten Sydney FC: ArnoldInternational-Hyundai A-League-3 Mar 2018  Daily Telegraph-6 Mar 2018 Kashima Antlers coach Go Oiwa (left) with Sydney FC coach Graham Arnold on Tuesday ahead of their Asian Champions League clash. “That's the challenge of having the two competitions at the same time, something that's new to a lot of the players. There's the A-League and the Champions League. “(Saturday) was a .
 FourFourTwo Australia-6 Mar 2018 Graham Arnold's turning to heavyweight boxers for inspiration before Sydney FC's crucial clash with Kashima Antlers tonight. "After the heavyweight title fight the other day, (Deontay Wilder) said 'You believe it, you speak it, you receive it'," Arnold quoted in his pre-match press conference. It's unsurprising that the Sydney FC .
 The Guardian-7 Mar 2018 Two days after Bert van Marwijk announced his first Australian squad GrahamArnold has been confirmed as his long-term successor, signing a four-year deal from August 2018 to the end of the 2022 World Cup cycle. The 54-year old's transition from Sydney FC to the Socceroos comes as little surprise, the appointment has  Hyundai A-League-13 hours ago Graham Arnold has lamented lapses at both ends after watching his Sydney FC side draw 1-1 with Kashima Antlers in the Asian Champions League. The Sky Blues fell behind after a defensive error presented Mu Kanazaki with an easy header after 27 minutes. Matt Simon squared the ledger with 20 minutes remaining, but ...
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Youre obsessed Scott.
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 The Australian-10 minutes ago Whatever the outcome, Arnold believes the defending A-League champions have been highly competitive. “With a bit of luck we could have had a couple of wins,” he said. “We have had some big moments we should have taken advantage of. “In the end, we have cost ourselves with some defensive lapses. “I thought we ...
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Kitchee defeated Kashiwa Reysol...
By now, American Samoa must have realised that Australias 22-0 win over Tonga two days earlier was no fluke.
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Getting your kashima mixed with your kashiwa mate
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+xGetting your kashima mixed with your kashiwa mate I'm joining Scott in mocking Arnie. Little Kitchee managed to see off a decent Japanese club. All in good fun.
By now, American Samoa must have realised that Australias 22-0 win over Tonga two days earlier was no fluke.
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I'm shocked really. It would have been Roars group (instead of the Chinese team ..... instead of their Phillipine opponent). Should be 6 points automatic on the board. No offense HK but c'mon
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It wasn't a bad effort by SFC against Kashima.
For the ACL comp, and in this instance, Arnie really got it wrong leaving Bujis out. So far Bobo, Mierjewski and Ninkovic haven't played as well as some of their SFC teammates in the ACL in the games they've played. They've had to do more donkey work and more chasing when the other teams have the ball.
Their ACL opponents move the ball more quickly and effectively when in possession. They can play through the lines in build ups with aplomb.
Brosque has been the most effective SFC attacking player in the ACL. Some of the younger players, like Brillante, O'Neill and Retre, have done more graft, which is needed.
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This has been the best round for HAL teams in the ACL this year.
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+xFourFourTwo Australia-20 Feb 2018 Sydney FC coach Graham Arnold says he's a risk taker, and they'll go all out against Shanghai Shenhua in tonight's Asian Champions League (ACL) clash. Sydney lost their first ACL group match 2-0 against K-League side Suwon Bluewings, sparking criticism at Arnold's choice to leave out star defender Jordy Buijs.Daily Telegraph-20 Feb 2018 Shanghai face their own pressures after a 1-1 draw away to Kashima Antlers last week, and Arnold said his side was brimful of confidence that it could kickstart the Sky Blues' continental campaign. Sydney FC coach Graham Arnold says his team is still aiming for Asian Champions League glory. “Of course, (last week) was ...Daily Telegraph-23 Feb 2018 Sydney may have only arrived home from Shanghai on Friday morning, but Arnold says everyone has pulled up well. Even Michael Zullo is a chance of playing, though Arnold is unlikely to risk him after the left back suffered a minor hamstring injury in the 2-2 Asian Champions League against Shanghai Shenhua.The Canberra Times-25 Feb 2018 Sydney FC coach Graham Arnold twisted the knife into Western Sydney Wanderers after suggesting the gulf between the two is the biggest between any rivals in the ... You know, we're older, it's all the small details that the club paid business class flights for us to come back [from Shanghai] and be ready for this game.Daily Telegraph-2 Mar 2018 Michael Zullo is the only concern after injuring his hamstring in Shanghai and missing last weekend's Sydney derby and is likely to sit out again with David Carney taking his place. Sydney FC coach Graham Arnold says participation in the Asian Champions League is making his team 'greater.' “Of course after the game ... Arnold: The boys are really hurtingInternational-FourFourTwo Australia-3 Mar 2018 Age no issue for beaten Sydney FC: ArnoldInternational-Hyundai A-League-3 Mar 2018 Daily Telegraph-6 Mar 2018 Kashima Antlers coach Go Oiwa (left) with Sydney FC coach Graham Arnold on Tuesday ahead of their Asian Champions League clash. “That's the challenge of having the two competitions at the same time, something that's new to a lot of the players. There's the A-League and the Champions League. “(Saturday) was a .
FourFourTwo Australia-6 Mar 2018 Graham Arnold's turning to heavyweight boxers for inspiration before Sydney FC's crucial clash with Kashima Antlers tonight. "After the heavyweight title fight the other day, (Deontay Wilder) said 'You believe it, you speak it, you receive it'," Arnold quoted in his pre-match press conference. It's unsurprising that the Sydney FC .
The Guardian-7 Mar 2018 Two days after Bert van Marwijk announced his first Australian squad GrahamArnold has been confirmed as his long-term successor, signing a four-year deal from August 2018 to the end of the 2022 World Cup cycle. The 54-year old's transition from Sydney FC to the Socceroos comes as little surprise, the appointment has Hyundai A-League-13 hours ago Graham Arnold has lamented lapses at both ends after watching his Sydney FC side draw 1-1 with Kashima Antlers in the Asian Champions League. The Sky Blues fell behind after a defensive error presented Mu Kanazaki with an easy header after 27 minutes. Matt Simon squared the ledger with 20 minutes remaining, but ... God like this effort.
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Aaron Calver has done good however should have kept Jordy in the team. In the ACL Ninko is a luxury as demonstrated with the type of opposition that we have faced so far.
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after Group Stage matchday 4
in average points per game
West Asia Zone
Qatar QSL W9 D5 L2 32 points，Average 2
Iran PGPL W6 D5 L5 23 points, Average 1.4375
Saudi Arabia SPL W2 D4 L2 10 potins, Average 1.25
Uzbekistan USL W3 D0 L5 9 points，Average 1.125
UAE UPL W2 D6 L8 12 points, Average 0.75
East Asia Zone
China CSL W7 D7 L2 28 points, Average 1.75
South Korea K-League W7 D3 L6 24 points, Average 1.5
Thailand Thai League W1 D2 L1 5 points, Average 1.25
Japan J-League W4 D6 L6 18 points, Average 1.125
Australia A-League W1 D4 L3 7 points, Average 0.875
Hong Kong HKPL W1 D0 L3 3 points, Average 0.75
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+x+xFourFourTwo Australia-20 Feb 2018 Sydney FC coach Graham Arnold says he's a risk taker, and they'll go all out against Shanghai Shenhua in tonight's Asian Champions League (ACL) clash. Sydney lost their first ACL group match 2-0 against K-League side Suwon Bluewings, sparking criticism at Arnold's choice to leave out star defender Jordy Buijs.Daily Telegraph-20 Feb 2018 Shanghai face their own pressures after a 1-1 draw away to Kashima Antlers last week, and Arnold said his side was brimful of confidence that it could kickstart the Sky Blues' continental campaign. Sydney FC coach Graham Arnold says his team is still aiming for Asian Champions League glory. “Of course, (last week) was ...Daily Telegraph-23 Feb 2018 Sydney may have only arrived home from Shanghai on Friday morning, but Arnold says everyone has pulled up well. Even Michael Zullo is a chance of playing, though Arnold is unlikely to risk him after the left back suffered a minor hamstring injury in the 2-2 Asian Champions League against Shanghai Shenhua.The Canberra Times-25 Feb 2018 Sydney FC coach Graham Arnold twisted the knife into Western Sydney Wanderers after suggesting the gulf between the two is the biggest between any rivals in the ... You know, we're older, it's all the small details that the club paid business class flights for us to come back [from Shanghai] and be ready for this game.Daily Telegraph-2 Mar 2018 Michael Zullo is the only concern after injuring his hamstring in Shanghai and missing last weekend's Sydney derby and is likely to sit out again with David Carney taking his place. Sydney FC coach Graham Arnold says participation in the Asian Champions League is making his team 'greater.' “Of course after the game ... Arnold: The boys are really hurtingInternational-FourFourTwo Australia-3 Mar 2018 Age no issue for beaten Sydney FC: ArnoldInternational-Hyundai A-League-3 Mar 2018 Daily Telegraph-6 Mar 2018 Kashima Antlers coach Go Oiwa (left) with Sydney FC coach Graham Arnold on Tuesday ahead of their Asian Champions League clash. “That's the challenge of having the two competitions at the same time, something that's new to a lot of the players. There's the A-League and the Champions League. “(Saturday) was a .
FourFourTwo Australia-6 Mar 2018 Graham Arnold's turning to heavyweight boxers for inspiration before Sydney FC's crucial clash with Kashima Antlers tonight. "After the heavyweight title fight the other day, (Deontay Wilder) said 'You believe it, you speak it, you receive it'," Arnold quoted in his pre-match press conference. It's unsurprising that the Sydney FC .
The Guardian-7 Mar 2018 Two days after Bert van Marwijk announced his first Australian squad GrahamArnold has been confirmed as his long-term successor, signing a four-year deal from August 2018 to the end of the 2022 World Cup cycle. The 54-year old's transition from Sydney FC to the Socceroos comes as little surprise, the appointment has Hyundai A-League-13 hours ago Graham Arnold has lamented lapses at both ends after watching his Sydney FC side draw 1-1 with Kashima Antlers in the Asian Champions League. The Sky Blues fell behind after a defensive error presented Mu Kanazaki with an easy header after 27 minutes. Matt Simon squared the ledger with 20 minutes remaining, but ... God like this effort.  NEWS.com.au Daily Mail-5 hours ago If you believe Graham Arnold's training pitch banter that Saturday night is "assassination night", then Brisbane might leave Allianz Stadium with a whimper. And Sydney FC could certainly do with a large-scale slaughter given recent results. For a rarely beaten side known for ruthlessness, two losses and a draw in the last .  Daily Telegraph-54 minutes ago Michael Zullo remains the only injury concern, but Arnold was wouldn't confirm whether or not Milos Ninkovic and Bobo would return to the starting line-up. “I've got that decision to make still,” he said. “There's no excuses; it's all about performance. We haven't lost any games at Allianz Stadium in nearly two seasons, so we ... Arnie doing his best Shaggy impression. "We haven't lost any games at Allianz Stadium in nearly two seasons" You lost your last game there, A-League or not it is still part of your season. We even caught you on camera 
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+x+x+xFourFourTwo Australia-20 Feb 2018 Sydney FC coach Graham Arnold says he's a risk taker, and they'll go all out against Shanghai Shenhua in tonight's Asian Champions League (ACL) clash. Sydney lost their first ACL group match 2-0 against K-League side Suwon Bluewings, sparking criticism at Arnold's choice to leave out star defender Jordy Buijs.Daily Telegraph-20 Feb 2018 Shanghai face their own pressures after a 1-1 draw away to Kashima Antlers last week, and Arnold said his side was brimful of confidence that it could kickstart the Sky Blues' continental campaign. Sydney FC coach Graham Arnold says his team is still aiming for Asian Champions League glory. “Of course, (last week) was ...Daily Telegraph-23 Feb 2018 Sydney may have only arrived home from Shanghai on Friday morning, but Arnold says everyone has pulled up well. Even Michael Zullo is a chance of playing, though Arnold is unlikely to risk him after the left back suffered a minor hamstring injury in the 2-2 Asian Champions League against Shanghai Shenhua.The Canberra Times-25 Feb 2018 Sydney FC coach Graham Arnold twisted the knife into Western Sydney Wanderers after suggesting the gulf between the two is the biggest between any rivals in the ... You know, we're older, it's all the small details that the club paid business class flights for us to come back [from Shanghai] and be ready for this game.Daily Telegraph-2 Mar 2018 Michael Zullo is the only concern after injuring his hamstring in Shanghai and missing last weekend's Sydney derby and is likely to sit out again with David Carney taking his place. Sydney FC coach Graham Arnold says participation in the Asian Champions League is making his team 'greater.' “Of course after the game ... Arnold: The boys are really hurtingInternational-FourFourTwo Australia-3 Mar 2018 Age no issue for beaten Sydney FC: ArnoldInternational-Hyundai A-League-3 Mar 2018 Daily Telegraph-6 Mar 2018 Kashima Antlers coach Go Oiwa (left) with Sydney FC coach Graham Arnold on Tuesday ahead of their Asian Champions League clash. “That's the challenge of having the two competitions at the same time, something that's new to a lot of the players. There's the A-League and the Champions League. “(Saturday) was a .
FourFourTwo Australia-6 Mar 2018 Graham Arnold's turning to heavyweight boxers for inspiration before Sydney FC's crucial clash with Kashima Antlers tonight. "After the heavyweight title fight the other day, (Deontay Wilder) said 'You believe it, you speak it, you receive it'," Arnold quoted in his pre-match press conference. It's unsurprising that the Sydney FC .
The Guardian-7 Mar 2018 Two days after Bert van Marwijk announced his first Australian squad GrahamArnold has been confirmed as his long-term successor, signing a four-year deal from August 2018 to the end of the 2022 World Cup cycle. The 54-year old's transition from Sydney FC to the Socceroos comes as little surprise, the appointment has Hyundai A-League-13 hours ago Graham Arnold has lamented lapses at both ends after watching his Sydney FC side draw 1-1 with Kashima Antlers in the Asian Champions League. The Sky Blues fell behind after a defensive error presented Mu Kanazaki with an easy header after 27 minutes. Matt Simon squared the ledger with 20 minutes remaining, but ... God like this effort. NEWS.com.au Daily Mail-5 hours ago If you believe Graham Arnold's training pitch banter that Saturday night is "assassination night", then Brisbane might leave Allianz Stadium with a whimper. And Sydney FC could certainly do with a large-scale slaughter given recent results. For a rarely beaten side known for ruthlessness, two losses and a draw in the last . Daily Telegraph-54 minutes ago Michael Zullo remains the only injury concern, but Arnold was wouldn't confirm whether or not Milos Ninkovic and Bobo would return to the starting line-up. “I've got that decision to make still,” he said. “There's no excuses; it's all about performance. We haven't lost any games at Allianz Stadium in nearly two seasons, so we ... Arnie doing his best Shaggy impression. "We haven't lost any games at Allianz Stadium in nearly two seasons" You lost your last game there, A-League or not it is still part of your season. We even caught you on camera  Hyundai A-League-16 Mar 2018 Arnold's men were surprisingly beaten by a 10-man Newcastle Jets in their last Hyundai A-League outing two weeks ago. But a visit from Roar - against whom they are unbeaten in five matches - could provide the perfect launching pad for the rest of the season. "I expect that we will go through and win the last five games,"  Daily Telegraph-17 Mar 2018 SYDNEY FC have lost their way at the worst time of the season, and their domination of the A-League is looking under threat. A 2-1 won loss at home to Brisbane Roar was Sydney's first defeat at “Fortress Allianz” in 715 days and the Sky Blues seem to have a serious case of vertigo, just as the summit is within reach.  Daily Telegraph-4 hours ago Alex Brosque remonstrates with the referee as Sydney slide towards defeat. When Sydney and Brisbane last met four months ago Roar defender Avram Papadopoulos was slapped with a seven-match ban for spitting on Sydney's Matt Simon. The possible suspension of Brosque with just four matches of the regular season ...
 Daily Telegraph-3 hours ago It was just another blow for Sydney FC, whose league atop the A-League ladder was cut to just five points. The Sky Blues have now gone winless from their past four games in all competitions, coinciding with news Arnold will leave the club at season's end to take over as Socceroos coach following the World Cup. Despite .
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+x+x+x+xFourFourTwo Australia-20 Feb 2018 Sydney FC coach Graham Arnold says he's a risk taker, and they'll go all out against Shanghai Shenhua in tonight's Asian Champions League (ACL) clash. Sydney lost their first ACL group match 2-0 against K-League side Suwon Bluewings, sparking criticism at Arnold's choice to leave out star defender Jordy Buijs.Daily Telegraph-20 Feb 2018 Shanghai face their own pressures after a 1-1 draw away to Kashima Antlers last week, and Arnold said his side was brimful of confidence that it could kickstart the Sky Blues' continental campaign. Sydney FC coach Graham Arnold says his team is still aiming for Asian Champions League glory. “Of course, (last week) was ...Daily Telegraph-23 Feb 2018 Sydney may have only arrived home from Shanghai on Friday morning, but Arnold says everyone has pulled up well. Even Michael Zullo is a chance of playing, though Arnold is unlikely to risk him after the left back suffered a minor hamstring injury in the 2-2 Asian Champions League against Shanghai Shenhua.The Canberra Times-25 Feb 2018 Sydney FC coach Graham Arnold twisted the knife into Western Sydney Wanderers after suggesting the gulf between the two is the biggest between any rivals in the ... You know, we're older, it's all the small details that the club paid business class flights for us to come back [from Shanghai] and be ready for this game.Daily Telegraph-2 Mar 2018 Michael Zullo is the only concern after injuring his hamstring in Shanghai and missing last weekend's Sydney derby and is likely to sit out again with David Carney taking his place. Sydney FC coach Graham Arnold says participation in the Asian Champions League is making his team 'greater.' “Of course after the game ... Arnold: The boys are really hurtingInternational-FourFourTwo Australia-3 Mar 2018 Age no issue for beaten Sydney FC: ArnoldInternational-Hyundai A-League-3 Mar 2018 Daily Telegraph-6 Mar 2018 Kashima Antlers coach Go Oiwa (left) with Sydney FC coach Graham Arnold on Tuesday ahead of their Asian Champions League clash. “That's the challenge of having the two competitions at the same time, something that's new to a lot of the players. There's the A-League and the Champions League. “(Saturday) was a .
FourFourTwo Australia-6 Mar 2018 Graham Arnold's turning to heavyweight boxers for inspiration before Sydney FC's crucial clash with Kashima Antlers tonight. "After the heavyweight title fight the other day, (Deontay Wilder) said 'You believe it, you speak it, you receive it'," Arnold quoted in his pre-match press conference. It's unsurprising that the Sydney FC .
The Guardian-7 Mar 2018 Two days after Bert van Marwijk announced his first Australian squad GrahamArnold has been confirmed as his long-term successor, signing a four-year deal from August 2018 to the end of the 2022 World Cup cycle. The 54-year old's transition from Sydney FC to the Socceroos comes as little surprise, the appointment has Hyundai A-League-13 hours ago Graham Arnold has lamented lapses at both ends after watching his Sydney FC side draw 1-1 with Kashima Antlers in the Asian Champions League. The Sky Blues fell behind after a defensive error presented Mu Kanazaki with an easy header after 27 minutes. Matt Simon squared the ledger with 20 minutes remaining, but ... God like this effort. NEWS.com.au Daily Mail-5 hours ago If you believe Graham Arnold's training pitch banter that Saturday night is "assassination night", then Brisbane might leave Allianz Stadium with a whimper. And Sydney FC could certainly do with a large-scale slaughter given recent results. For a rarely beaten side known for ruthlessness, two losses and a draw in the last . Daily Telegraph-54 minutes ago Michael Zullo remains the only injury concern, but Arnold was wouldn't confirm whether or not Milos Ninkovic and Bobo would return to the starting line-up. “I've got that decision to make still,” he said. “There's no excuses; it's all about performance. We haven't lost any games at Allianz Stadium in nearly two seasons, so we ... Arnie doing his best Shaggy impression. "We haven't lost any games at Allianz Stadium in nearly two seasons" You lost your last game there, A-League or not it is still part of your season. We even caught you on camera Hyundai A-League-16 Mar 2018 Arnold's men were surprisingly beaten by a 10-man Newcastle Jets in their last Hyundai A-League outing two weeks ago. But a visit from Roar - against whom they are unbeaten in five matches - could provide the perfect launching pad for the rest of the season. "I expect that we will go through and win the last five games," Daily Telegraph-17 Mar 2018 SYDNEY FC have lost their way at the worst time of the season, and their domination of the A-League is looking under threat. A 2-1 won loss at home to Brisbane Roar was Sydney's first defeat at “Fortress Allianz” in 715 days and the Sky Blues seem to have a serious case of vertigo, just as the summit is within reach. Daily Telegraph-4 hours ago Alex Brosque remonstrates with the referee as Sydney slide towards defeat. When Sydney and Brisbane last met four months ago Roar defender Avram Papadopoulos was slapped with a seven-match ban for spitting on Sydney's Matt Simon. The possible suspension of Brosque with just four matches of the regular season ...
Daily Telegraph-3 hours ago It was just another blow for Sydney FC, whose league atop the A-League ladder was cut to just five points. The Sky Blues have now gone winless from their past four games in all competitions, coinciding with news Arnold will leave the club at season's end to take over as Socceroos coach following the World Cup. Despite .
 The Australian-18 Mar 2018 To quote Sydney FC coach Graham Arnold after the 2-1 loss to the Roar escalated his club's predicament: “This is now the time where people have to step up.” At Allianz Stadium, the Waratahs conceded their first try in the fifth minute. Oh, no. Hands went to hips. Eyes drifted to the heavens. Turnovers came thick and fast.
The Australian-18 Mar 2018 With just a single loss in the first 21 rounds, the Sky Blues were 11 points clear of nearest rivals Newcastle Jets and the critics were wondering who could possibly stop them. Two rounds on and the question now is whether coach Graham Arnold can get them back on track as the Sky Blues wrestle with a worrying form slump ...  ESPN FC-18 Mar 2018 The strain of juggling A-League and AFC Champions League campaigns has taken its toll via a run of three losses and a draw from the last four games -- a slump the defending champions have not experienced since their trying 2015-16 season. That slip in form is also synchronised with news that coach Graham Arnold will ...  ABC Online-18 Mar 2018 ... after the previously near-unbeatable A-League champions fell to a second consecutive league defeat at the weekend, producing an uncharacteristically anaemic performance in a 2-1 home loss to Brisbane. Five points clear at the top of the ladder with just four games to go, Graham Arnold's side remain in the box seat.  Daily Telegraph-18 Mar 2018 Though it was confirmed that captain Alex Brosque would avoid official censure for spitting in the direction of the referee, reports continued to swirl around Carney's conduct. The 34-year-old's decision to get dressed and leave the changing room at halftime on Saturday, after being told by coach Graham Arnold he was being ...  SBS - The World Game-19 Mar 2018 "But he heard (coach) Graham Arnold's explanation that he was already on a yellow and treading a fine line with a couple of fouls, and the coach didn't want to go down to ten men. "David does tend to have a complex around perhaps being the whipping boy a bit at times and I think this might have been an example of that.  FourFourTwo Australia-10 hours ago David Carney's booting off from matches, Alex Brosque is spitting at referees (allegedly) and Graham Arnold's in damage-control. Is this the future ... Arnold's men seemed like such a tight, disciplined unit that it was hard to imagine the wheels falling off just because the driver decided to switch up a model. It was Australian ...  The Guardian-7 hours ago ... particularly in the front third, yielded an equal league-low 25 goals. The Mariners sit just three points in front of cellar dwellers Wellington with four rounds remaining. Okon's name is one of a number linked to the Sydney FC job, which will be vacated at season's end when Graham Arnold takes charge of the Socceroos.
 Daily Telegraph-3 hours ago Despite a tranche of senior players coming off contract within weeks, and coach Graham Arnold to depart to lead the Socceroos after the World Cup, CEO Danny ... “Traditionally Graham has always waited until the end of the season to address the futures of his senior players, and that's the model we've all agreed on.
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What kind of mentally deranged fuckwit are you convict scott21 ?
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