For the sake of generations of Australian soccer fans who have seen and heard it all before, Simon Hill hopes American group Silver Lake’s investment helps the sport finally realise its potential.
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Excuse Simon Hill’s use of the same old trope, but, for so many reasons, 2021-22 looms as “the most important season ever” in Australian domestic soccer history.
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Over the last few years, fans have been the missing link in discussions regarding the A-League. Simon Hill writes it’s about time that elephant in the room stopped being ignored.
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Big businesses, like football clubs, have tentacles in many places, some of which are unsavoury – and most of us are touched by it, whether we are aware of it or not, writes Simon Hill.
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Where are Australian soccer’s sacred shrines where supporters can come and appreciate the sport’s rich history? In truth, Simon Hill writes, the answer is – in pretty short supply.
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As the most global sport on the planet, world football has been particularly susceptible to the trend of national identity being more open to interpretation than ever before, writes Simon Hill.
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English soccer has finally shrugged the German jinx at the Euros. But, says Simon Hill, fans’ relationship with the national team remains a complex dichotomy.
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The road to the World Cup is likely to become trickier for the Socceroos in the final round against regional heavyweights such as Japan and South Korea, but Simon Hill writes their toughest opponent could yet be the global pandemic.
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If Sam Kerr is part of a Chelsea win in the UEFA Women’s Champions League final on Sunday, she will have delivered the greatest single season by an Australian individual in football history, says Simon Hill.
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The A-League has too many clubs without “true” homes. But the old NSL boasted them. Simon Hill reports on the sad decline of the local game’s old venues and the problems it has caused.
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