George Keith

George Keith played local football in Scotland from where he was signed by Arsenal as a junior player after impressing while representing Scotland in a Schoolboy international match.

Cliff Almond

Cliff Almond started his football career with Cessnock in 1953 as a right winger before heading to England to trial with Aston Villa and Newcastle United before eventually signing with Stirling Albion in Scotland for two seasons.  Cliff returned to Australia and rejoined Cessno

Fair Play Award

Wilko in Korea best form ahead of Brazil

A few weeks ago Alex Wilkinson was no certainty to even make the Socceroos' 30-man preliminary World Cup squad.

Golden Boot

Player of the Year

Jedinak targets Croatia return

Socceroo skipper Mile Jedinak has targeted the Socceroos' pre-World Cup friendly against Croatia as his return date as he seeks valuable match time before the tournament starts.

Asia eyes more success in Brazil

At the 2010 World Cup, the percentage of Asian teams that negotiated the group stage (50%) was higher than UEFA’s survival rate (46%). A repeat would go down well this June.

Ange on why he left trio out

Socceroos boss Ange Postecoglou says he simply couldn't take the risk of carrying players under injury clouds to Brazil after ending the World Cup dreams of three players on Tuesday.

Clyne determined to take England chance

Southampton defender Nathaniel Clyne is determined to impress for England and make the right-back position his own.

Clyne: I am good enough to play for England

Southampton full-back Nathaniel Clyne is in no doubt that he has the talent to be a star for England.

Julie Murray

Striker Julie Murray, representing the ACT, had first been selected for Australia during the 1980s playing as a 15-year-old in the 1986 second Oceania Cup and gaining valuable experience in this decade in tournaments in Taiwan, China, and Japan.