South African captain Faf du Plessis says Australia is playing a similar brand of cricket to his side
FAF du Plessis won’t rule out a miracle pink-ball comeback from AB de Villiers but expects puppy sledging compared with Australia’s ‘pack of wild dogs” hostility South Africa endured two years ago.Stand-in Proteas skipper du Plessis was greeted with obscenities and “barking” from Australian fielders in the Rainbow Nation during a 2014 series loss but notes the tone is changing under Michael Clarke’s successor Steve Smith.“Australia has always been a team when they do get on top you hear a lot fr..>> view originalMelbourne Victory spared FFA penalty for flare lit by fan at derby
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Roar claim W-League players not ripped off - SBS
Professional Footballers Australia is again at loggerheads with the Roar, whose latest off-field controversy surrounds attempts to reverse decisions taken by former managing director Daniel Cobb. Cobb served in the job for two months before he was sacked by owners the Bakrie Group in August - but seven days before he was dismissed, he presented increased contract offers to W-League players, among them Matildas co-captain Clare Polkinghorne, Katrina Gorry and Tameka Butt. The offers were accepte..>> view original
Tuesday, October 18, 2016
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