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CommBank Matildas return to action against The Republic of Ireland
The Commonwealth Bank Matildas will face the Republic of Ireland at Tallaght Stadium, Dublin as th
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Groundbreaking deal to drive professional leagues
FOOTBALLERS in the A-League and W-League will enjoy continued investment and improved conditions across both competitions under a ground-breaking deal to drive up playing standards in Australia’s elite leagues. Under the five-year agreement struck between Professional Footballers Australia...
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Explaining the 2021/22 Domestic Match Calendar
4 Corners could be good tonight:
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"Foreign ownership investigation of A-League soccer teams reveals human rights concerns, match-fixing links"
'Do you want to be run by a government committing war crimes?': A-League ownership under fire
Links to an Indonesian executive jailed over a match-fixing scandal — and accusations of "sportswashing" by a wealthy Arab state — have been uncovered in an investigation into foreign ownership in the A-League.
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FFC Mariner
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MC has never had human rights concerns raised 
Oh, its the non-white Muslim owners that the ABC have a problem with thern.
Idiots feature Roar when the Bakries already sold out.
Oh, its the non-white Muslim owners that the ABC have a problem with thern.Idiots feature Roar when the Bakries already sold out.
marinermick
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4 Corners could be good tonight:
"Foreign ownership investigation of A-League soccer teams reveals human rights concerns, match-fixing links"
'Do you want to be run by a government committing war crimes?': A-League ownership under fire
Links to an Indonesian executive jailed over a match-fixing scandal — and accusations of "sportswashing" by a wealthy Arab state — have been uncovered in an investigation into foreign ownership in the A-League.
I am positive they showed footage of Ourimbah’s home bench right at the end
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scottmac
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Come on, you've got to admit that being owned by the guy who oversees the 234 billion dollar sovereign wealth fund of the UAE is going to have its detractors. You can't deny the massive human rights issues that this ownership brings with it. It's surprising that it hasn't come up in a 4corners report already.MC has never had human rights concerns raised
Idiots feature Roar when the Bakries already sold out.
If you're going down that path should anyone be doing business with China? Or have you switched to an electric vehicle since their wealth is derived from oil? Don't get me wrong there's issues there but where's the line?
scottmac
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The line is wherever you set it. Everyone has their own. I've never looked at the CFG's ownership of heart through that lens until it's pointed out. We are all probably more lenient with this one because of our entertainment/passion/sport choices. Doesn't make that 4corners story any less valid.
Some updated stats from Roy Morgan about fan followers of A-League clubs and the league in general. Interestingly, their research has found that CCM supporters have increased by 90.1% year on year, the highest increase of any club. Sydney remains the most supported club in the league.
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Sydney FC most supported A-League mens club, with soccer a large untapped viewership market
Following on from league reports on the AFL and NRL, new research from Roy Morgan has found Sydney FC is the A-League Men’s most supported club, with a total of 640,000 supporters, and an increase of 32.2% from a year ago.The league’s most successful club, winning three of the last five...
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Very interesting and amazing what a good season did for our following. I would have thought WSW would have been a bit higher. And isn't being a nomad damaging Western United, as everyone suspected it was a strange decision for a new team especially with no home ground for a long time. And why are the Nix in this competition??? You would get more out of a second Brisbane or Adelaide team and not forgetting the Gong or Canberra would also add more followers.Some updated stats from Roy Morgan about fan followers of A-League clubs and the league in general. Interestingly, their research has found that CCM supporters have increased by 90.1% year on year, the highest increase of any club. Sydney remains the most supported club in the league.
Sydney FC most supported A-League mens club, with soccer a large untapped viewership market
Following on from league reports on the AFL and NRL, new research from Roy Morgan has found Sydney FC is the A-League Men’s most supported club, with a total of 640,000 supporters, and an increase of 32.2% from a year ago.The league’s most successful club, winning three of the last five...
Ironbark
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Kick us out!Some updated stats from Roy Morgan about fan followers of A-League clubs and the league in general. Interestingly, their research has found that CCM supporters have increased by 90.1% year on year, the highest increase of any club. Sydney remains the most supported club in the league.
Sydney FC most supported A-League mens club, with soccer a large untapped viewership market
Following on from league reports on the AFL and NRL, new research from Roy Morgan has found Sydney FC is the A-League Men’s most supported club, with a total of 640,000 supporters, and an increase of 32.2% from a year ago.The league’s most successful club, winning three of the last five...
sydmariner
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Football Australia welcomes the NSW Government announcement to increase venue capacity to 75%
Football Australia today welcomed NSW Government’s announcement to increase the venue capacity of CommBank Stadium t
Hmmm, that statement bears little resemblance to the line the PFRA is spouting, so it seems like there is something of a schism under the surface.Football Australia welcomes the NSW Government announcement to increase venue capacity to 75%
Football Australia today welcomed NSW Government’s announcement to increase the venue capacity of CommBank Stadium twww.footballaustralia.com.au
sydmariner
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the squad is in
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Commonwealth Bank Matildas squad named for Brazil home series
Commonwealth Bank Matildas return to Australian soil for the first time in almost 600 days
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