volpato went to joeys. arzani went to sydney boys high. luongo went to waverley.

rowles was captain in a cup game against lower league opposition

players still in a-league finals or with seasons ongoing not selected. hence no botic, arzani, velupillay, teague, irankunda

he's not eligible for australia either

no. because he's already switched

Yes, introduced a few years ago. Some relevant info based on this for our key dual nationals: Volpato - will need to file one-time switch to play for us Robertson - *won't* need to file one-time switch to play for England, Peru, Scotland due to not having ever played a competitive game Skoko -...

if you have played competition games (asian cup, world cup, qualification games) for one national team at either youth or senior level then to switch to another country you now have to file a one-time switch. once you file a one-time switch, you are locked into that country forever. pavlešić...

not true. he will have to file one-time switch ruling him out of playing for us at senior level

The assistant coach is also Australian - Andrew Christiansen - ex WSW assistant

it's just a new name for the NYC (national youth championships)

They would be required for first team

This is a vintage AL game. One of the best I've seen in a while. Perth unlucky

He's not 178cm. I would estimate 186 at least

Arzani's club form this season has been the best of his career. With a better striker, he may have had 7 or 8 assists. His tracking back has been better too. People are reading too much into Popa's comments. He was referring to Arzani's performances in one national team camp. Clearly, he doesn't...

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