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Takes a special coach to turn people away from watching Sydney FC.
John Kosmina tried, Terry Butcher was very successful and now Championship winner Vitaslev Lavicka
has topped the lot.
Crowds last year were way down - and no football follower I know was surprised.
How could a Championship winning side so dramatically reduce their crowds.
John Aloisi: helping or hurting? - originally posted on Soccerlens.com
With A-League clubs beginning to convince the younger and fitter members of Australia's golden
generation to return to antipodean shores, the moves come with a warning from the country's
favourite penalty-taker, John Aloisi.
By Gina Baldassarre, writing from Sydney
After a tiring, drawn-out saga, a contract has finally been signed, the dust is beginning to
settle, and the prodigal son is coming home. And no, I'm not actually talking about Cescgate.
That's right my friends, those of us living down under have had twice the transfer drama to keep
us on the edge of our seats this winter.
Mitchell Langerak, Mustifa Amini and Dylan Tombides.
All three are at top German or strong English Clubs - Langarek is proven as a keeper having played
in the A-League and in the Asian Champions League and in Germany with Dortmund he can surely only
improve and challenge Adam Federici in years to come for the Soccerooos spot.
1. Miron Bleiberg - Youth Development Encouragement Award. Not!
Taking Chris Harald, 18, off after 38 minutes and slagging him of on National TV.
Aside - notice how Taj Minnicon has floundered under Miron and his "when the whistle stops it's who
evers in the white chairs first' team picking policy.