What does that mean exactly? It varies from club to club so why have a salary cap when clubs can’t choose to do what they want?

I've got the feeling people are insecure in what they want the a-league to be about? If people want the a-league to be a premier league in Asia then it needs money, alot of it especially to get the best players and coaches. If that is not financial unsustainable then become a league where it...

3 games in a week for Sydney and it showed tonight, they looked timid and slow and didn’t really look convincing against a deep block defence with those technical players they had. They could be in some bother in the a-league given their lack of form has come at the wrong time of the season.

Makes it more baffling with the PFA’s stance, do they expect there is more money out there when there isn’t?

I wonder what it means for the domestic transfer system?

Fair points however I just feel the APL need to think outside of the square in how this league can grow even further without putting an limit to it. We need a longer season and more games if we want this league to be its best version of itself, it’s simply as that. Pro-rel as much as we need...

It seems we are more obsessed about crowd numbers than the football on the pitch compared to countries from overseas lol.

I never understood why the season has to start in October, surely as a sport it’s time they grow up and do what’s best for the sport and start earlier say in August or September. The eggball codes don’t care about the global challenges football has to deal with its own calendar anyway.

Joe Lolley doesn’t deserve to start for Sydney in he’s current form.

We can also add the likes of Eli Adams, Clayton Taylor and now recently Jaylon Pearman who continue to impress every time they play for their clubs.

For me it's Adrian Segecic, he's doing well like the others on the list but the key part here is he is the youngest. For contrast what Irankunda did he was younger than Segecic but both are doing similar numbers in terms of G/A, we got some very bright talents for the future. We just to go...

Jaylan Pearman is going to be a very good player, a shame Perth didn’t lock him up on a longer term contract instead he will join QPR unless he gets a chance to play with them of course.

Cracking game, Sydney got lucky not to lose towards the end but Segecic once again proving he’s a special talent with those two great strikes.

He gives me Jordan Bos vibes as attacking wingback but can play at right back too, athletic but also technically sound too.

Disappointing not to qualify but at least we beat Japan which is an nice consolation, they will learn harsh lessons about tournament football given they missed out by a goal so a good learning experience. I feel they had not much luck in the first couple of games which unfortunately proved...

So I’ve just read a story that the IOC have made changes to the football tournament in the Olympics for Los Angeles which is in 2028. The women’s tournament will expand to 16 teams but for the men’s tournament it will decrease from 16 to now 12 teams, therefore for our perspective making it...

I think Alex Grant is injured

Sydney looked very aimless out there, a lot of possession but had little clue how to break them down and get a clear shot on target. The only time they did was when Segecic came on a had a couple of shots but outside of they created very little which is a big concern going into the second leg...

7 and 9 will not mention the aleague based of thier own interests unless they want to but channel 10 can and should do a lot more especially with paramount. News corp are still bitter from thier divorce with the FA and APL so no chance but agree with the way ABC promotes sport is disappointing...

Remove it but maybe introduce a luxury tax or some sort of financial fair play, apparently the reason why the DTS haven’t been brought in is because of the PFA’s reluctance of a salary cap. So I would do it just so the domestic transfer system can come in, but maybe it might come at a the price...