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No Bony concerns - Monk

Swansea City manager Garry Monk has no concerns regarding Wilfried Bony's temperament ahead of the Ivorian's return from suspension.

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CONCACAF Champions League Review: Comunicaciones win, Alajuelense held

Comunicaciones claimed an important 2-0 win at Bayamon in the CONCACAF Champions League as Alajuelense were held on Thursday.

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Altidore demands tougher Sunderland

Sunderland striker Jozy Altidore challenged his team-mates to be "nastier" as they search for their first Premier League win.

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James "Jim" Fraser

Born in Sydney1948, his dad was an ice hockey goaltender, but Jim made his game football. He started at Polonia where his talent was recognised early as he was selected as a member of the Australian World Cup squad for the qualifiers in 1969, behind the incumbent Ron Corry.

The Foxtel National Youth League kicks off next month.

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Foxtel NYL returns in October

The Foxtel National Youth League will return next month as the next generation of stars get a chance to grace the national stage.

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Cordoba leaves Inter

Former Colombia defender Ivan Cordoba has left his role as Inter team manager by mutual consent.

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Valencia staying grounded - Alcacer

Paco Alcacer said Valencia are not paying attention to the league standings after they moved top of La Liga on Thursday.

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Lampard's Manchester stay could be extended

Midfielder Frank Lampard hinted he could be interested in extending his Manchester City loan deal beyond January.

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Players summoned in La Liga match-fixing probe

Players involved in a 2011 La Liga match between Levante and Real Zaragoza have been summoned for questioning on alleged match-fixing.

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Mike Wells

Mike Wells arrived in Australia from London as a 24 year old in 1970 and moved quickly into a playing and coaching career as foundation member of Athelstone Club in Adelaide in 973 and assistant coach of Azzurri in 1974.

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George Dick OAM

George Dick became quickly immersed in football soon after his arrival from Scotland in the 1960s and was President of Manly Warringah from 1974 to 1981, Chairman of the NSW State league from 1982 to 1984 and Vice President of the NSW Football Federation from 1984 to 991. Georg