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We still love Asia:
Paddy,and Eamonn are on the pitch and up for the Asian Cup: Can the Aussies win? Are you happy with
the squad and of course all the A-League news. We review the India game, preview Korea and of
course the rampaging Reds.
How many football poddies only cover Aussie football?
MELBOURNE, Australia — Melbourne Victory captain Manny Muscat will likely end his career in
Australian football's A-League under suspension after being banned for eight weeks for a dangerous
tackle. Muscat, a Malta international, was handed the ban for a tackle on the Melbourne Heart's
Adrian Zahra during a heated derby last weekend.
Nearpost Review Part Two 2010 presented by Con Stamocostas and Eamonn Flanagan. Join the pair of
likely lads as they talk and spin all things Aussie A-League football in 2010.
How many football poddies only cover Aussie football?
We are clearly Australia's number one football poddie, apart from all the others, We discuss all
the news from Australian football.
Nearpost Review Part One 2010 presented by Con Stamocostas and Eamonn Flanagan. Join the pair of
likely lads as they talk and spin all things Aussie football in 2010.
How many football poddies only cover Aussie football?
We are clearly Australia's number one football poddie, apart from all the others, We discuss all
the news from Australian football.
We love Asia:
Paddy, Aaron and Steph (welcome Steph) are on the pitch and up for the Asian Cup: Can the Aussies
win? Are you happy with the squad and of course all the A-League news.
How many football poddies only cover Aussie football?
We are clearly Australia's number one football poddie, apart from all the others, We discuss all
the news from Australian football.
Everybody has heard about the devastating flood that has covered Australia. Not to make light of
the situation, but money has literally been pouring in to help the tens of thousand of victims.
Over 30,000 properties in Brisbane (Australia's third-largest city) alone have been battered by
these flood waters.
We still love Asia:
Paddy, Aaron and Nick Compton (Welcome Nick) are on the pitch and up for the Asian Cup:
Due to time of show airing we've left the Aussie Bahrain aside - for now - and focused mostly on
the A-League, it's all happening here.
How many football poddies only cover Aussie football?
Aussie football is dead, long live Aussie football.
Australia produced a performance at the Asia Cup, good enough, just to sneak into the Asia Cup Semi
Finals for the first time.
Sure it was close but Matt McKay, Sas Ognenovski, David Carney, Mile Jedinak and Nathan Burns were
a few of the A-League made players who are not comfortable in the Green and Gold.
Supposing former Lee Hendrie does decide to come and play for Bandung in the Liga Primer
Indonesia. How would Indonesian football benefit from his presence? It won't of course beyond an
aroma of glamour through having a fairly recognizable face linked with the unofficial league.
Given Indonesian fans' devotion to Manchester United, Liverpool or Chelsea it's highly probable
that Hendrie would have long slipped from the public consciousness and it is highly inlikely there
are a significant number of Villa fans in Bandung who would make him feel welcome in the city of
factory outlets and Brownies.
Paddy, Aaron and Nick are on the pitch and up for the Asian Cup: Can the Aussies win? Are you happy
with the squad and of course all the A-League news.
How many football poddies only cover Aussie football?
We are clearly Australia's number one football poddie, apart from all the others, We discuss all
the news from Australian football.
Two young Aussies knocked on my door at 3.20am this morning. Two young footballers without Fox.
And myself and their Dad cheered long and loud when Harry Kewell scored after five minutes.
It was tense as the Uzbeks had 70% of possession but the space in attack for Australia was
surprising but for this supporter who's seen Bahrain, Iraq, Korea and of course Germany and others
limit our opportunities over the last six months.
Everton's Tim Cahill says he's ready to win the Asia Cup this Saturday when his Socceroos meet
Japan in the final. After many pundits had Uzbekistan and Australian on even odds prior to their
semi-final match on Tuesday, the Socceroos ran out and cruised to an easy 6-0 victory.
Meanwhile, in the other semi-final matchup, Japan battled hard and knocked off South Korea on
penalties.
