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Carney Not Going Anywhere, Says George Perry
Friday, June 22, 2007
Sydney FC CEO George Perry has dismissed speculation that David Carney is set to leave the club.
Speaking to au.fourfourtwo.com this morning, Perry was keen to dispel any speculation regarding the rumored transfer.
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Digby Ioane to make debut
Wednesday, May 30, 2007
WESTERN Force winger Digby Ioane will make his Wallabies debut in Saturday night's second rugby Test against Wales at Suncorp Stadium.
At 21, Ioane is the youngest member of the Wallabies' 30-man squad and he replaces Mark Gerrard, who will come off the bench.
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Urawa v Sydney
Tuesday, May 22, 2007
Sydney put in an impressive performance but it's clear they need a proven goalscorer to capitalise on the great work being done everywhere else on the field. The defence looked strong and confident and played it out of trouble and into attack with ease. They were rarely flustered. The midfield dominated for the entire game and created chances...but there was just no-one who could deliver the finish they so badly needed. Urawa were a worthy opponent, but Sydney bettered them. They just couldn't score.
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Mason expects Kimmorley call-up
Tuesday, May 15, 2007
NEW South Wales star Willie Mason says Brett Kimmorley deserves to be favourite for the Blues' No.7 jersey.
Speaking on radio last night and in Melbourne the previous evening, the injured Bulldogs forward said Newcastle's Jarrod Mullen would do a good job if chosen this morning to take on Queensland on May 23 - but warned of a media circus if he is picked.
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A closer look at David Carney
Friday, May 11, 2007
After managing to nutmeg someone in the opening season of the a-league, David Carney has propelled himself to the dizzying heights of Australian football stardom. However, being a famous a-league “star” doesn’t mean squat to the Australian public. “Super Dave” knows that if he ever wants to achieve fame for kicking a non-oval ball, he would have to play overseas. Unfortunately this will never happen because he has this hampering problem of being shit. Carney however, hasn’t caught on to this because people keep saying lies about him to the media. Today, we are going to break down some selected quotes regarding David Carney and give him the reality check he so desperately needs.
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Former striker puts boot into Sydney
Tuesday, April 24, 2007
Central Coast Mariners rained on Sydney FC’s opening match of the season, snatching a 1-0 victory in the New South Wales local derby.
Former Sydney FC striker Sasho Petrovski marked his return to Sydney Football Stadium with his 6th-minute goal, which was enough to send the three points to Gosford. Sydney FC could have snatched a draw late in the match but were thwarted by Central Coast Mariners goalkeeper Danny Vukovic.
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Norths' Blair Connor selected for Sevens
Thursday, January 25, 2007
After an impressive debut as an invitational player for the Northern Territory Mosquitoes in last week-end’s Darwin Rugby Sevens, Norths and Queensland Under 19 player Blair Connor has earned selection in the Australian Sevens Team to play in the next round of the IRB International Rugby Sevens.
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MacKay and Pelesasa return for Fava's milestone match
Thursday, April 27, 2006
Vice captain Scott Fava will play his 60th game of Super Rugby when the Western Force take on the Cats in Johannesburg on Friday.
Returning to the 22 for the first time since Round One is flyhalf Lachlan MacKay, who suffered what was thought to be a season ending injury against the Brumbies.
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Junior Pelesasa joins the Western force
Wednesday, May 18, 2005
The Western Force is pleased to announce that Queensland Reds outside centre Junior Pelesasa has agreed to join the team on a 2 year contract.
The 24 year old made his Super 12 debut in 2001 and has played more than 40 matches for the Reds. He represented Australia at Schoolboys and Under/21 levels.
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Kate Waterhouse Promotes Melbourne Spring Carnival
Wednesday, October 01, 2003
Racing royalty" Kate Waterhouse - daughter of leading thoroughbred trainer Gai and granddaughter of racing legend Tommy ‘TJ’ Smith – has joined Damien Oliver and Lee Freedman as the 2003 Melbourne Spring Racing Carnival Ambassadors.
Speaking at the official launch of the Spring Racing Carnival at Federation Square Victorian Premier Steve Bracks said this year’s 50-day event, promoted by Racing Victoria Limited (RVL), was expected to draw record crowds and has attracted the largest entry of international horses ever.
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