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Victory's Celeski heads to UAE

Billy Celeski is set to complete a lucrative move to the United Arab Emirates after Melbourne Victory agreed to terms with Sharjah-based side Al Shaab CSC.

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Behich excited on return

Melbourne Heart FC’s latest recruit – foundation player Aziz Behich – has emphasised his belief in the Red and White ahead of the 2013-14 Hyundai A-League season.

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Young Socceroos savour experience

Socceroos debutants Mark Birighitti and Connor Pain delighted to get their opportunities at the EAFF East Asian Cup

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New Reds start rolling in

Two of Adelaide United FC’s new off season signings have arrived in Adelaide to begin their tenures at the Reds.

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Chapman chomping at the bit for new season

Westfield Matilda’s Amy Chapman is enjoying her off-season but can’t wait for the new W-League season to start as her Brisbane Roar side attempt to atone for last year’s disappointing finals campaign.

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McKay relishes new lease on life

Matt McKay is looking forward to enjoying his football again after leaving Chinese Super League club Changchun Yatai.

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Northern NSW relocating to NPL

Northern NSW Football is readying to move to the National Premier League next year to provide a clearer pathway for talented players in the area.

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Fans Eye View | Rivalry with Japan is one to saver

Gerard Vasta is on the ground in Korea and gives us his take on what it was like to experience the rivalry between Australia and Japan at the East Asian Cup.

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Young Matildas growing in confidence

The Westfield Young Matildas have played out a 0-0 draw against the Junior Football Ferns in the final match of their New Zealand tour.

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Osieck reflects on East Asian Cup performance

Socceroos Head Coach Holger Osieck spoke exclusively to the footballaustralia.com.au about his thoughts following the conclusion of the EAFF East Asian Cup.

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Duke firing following Socceroo debut

Australia’s participation in the EAFF East Asian Cup was promoted as being an opportunity for the next generation of Socceroos to test themselves on the international stage.

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East Asian Cup to benefit Socceroos

Holger Osieck believes the East Asian Cup was a worthwhile experience for Australia after watching the Qantas Socceroos go down 4-3 in their final match against China on Sunday.