Linda "Sunni" Hughes

Winger Linda ‘Sunni’ Hughes from Northern New South Wales first represented Australia in the third Oceania Cup in 1989. A speedy, agile forward she scored over 20 goals in this decade for Australia in a ten year career in the forwards.

Tribunal Decisions

Player/Manager Committe Date Vukovic FFA Disciplinary Committee 04/03/2008 Fabiano FFA Disciplinary Committee 17/09/2008 Tobias FFA Disciplinary Committee  3/02/2009 Pantelidis FFA Disciplinary Committee

Alison Forman

Born in Maitland in 1969, Alison Forman played for local clubs Raymond Terrace and Adamstown through the 1980s. In 1989 she made her national team debut against Japan in the Prima Cup in Kanagawa, which was the first of 95 appearances for the national team.

Scott Chipperfield

Scott Chipperfield began his career as a Bellambi junior in the hot-bed of Illawarra football. Affectionately known as ‘Chippers’, he began his professional career with the local National Soccer League club Wollongong Wolves in 1996.

Alan Vessey

Alan Vessey through the course of his career has made outstanding contributions at each and every level of football administration in Australia.

Socceroo Mat Ryan for Real Madrid, claims Arnie

New Sydney FC coach, Graham Arnold has claimed young Australian goalkeeper Mat Ryan is the subject of interest from Real Madrid.

Arsenal fan Boxall gunning for EPL scalps

Phoenix star Michael Boxall jokes he has enough trouble trying to shackle the likes of Loic Remy, Andy Carroll and Papiss Cisse while playing FIFA video games.

Giant-killers exit in FFA Cup drama

There were some thrilling contests in the Football NSW Waratah Cup on Wednesday night, with six of the eight quarter-finalists now confirmed.

Team configuration

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McFlynn excited by new Sydney FC role

Retired Sydney FC great Terry McFlynn says he is excited to work under newly appointed Sydney FC coach Graham Arnold, though the specifics of his new role are yet to be decided.

All Together Now

Sydney FC to give Arnie time to build winning team

Even if Sydney FC don't make the Hyundai A-League finals next season, Graham Arnold’s job would be safe according to Chairman Scott Barlow.