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The club should leave ���� immediately as we can’t entertain this act. We honoured the commitment we gave a few months back even with the surge in cases & pressure from the public. https://t.co/RXxma0hyjm— Ahmed Mahloof (@AhmedMahloof) May 8, 2021   “The club should leave Maldives immediately as we can’t entertain this act. We honoured the commitment we gave a few months back even with the surge in cases & pressure from the public.” “We have informed FAM (Football Association of Maldives) that we cannot hold the match, and asked them to make arrangements for Bengaluru’s...

It truly is a little bit of everything. The pandemic, for one, has undoubtedly contributed to a selectively restrained economic climate – families are wary of where their dollars are being spent and it doesn’t help that venue ticket prices have been a sore point for years. Perhaps the ultimate crescendo came in the form of this season’s debutants Macarthur FC charging an eye-gouging $50 per person for Sydney FC active fans to attend Bulls matches, which club director Sam Krslovic attributed to COVID and an unanswered voicemail. But Australian football’s problems existed well before th...

Share on Twitter The official crowd of 990 people that watched United down the Jets’ 2-0 on Monday evening represented the sparsest, non-behind closed doors crowd in A-League history - 13 less than the previous low-water mark between North Queensland Fury and Brisbane Roar in 2010-11.  United themselves don’t fit the on-field profile of a club that would attract such a small crowd: their win on Monday evening moving them into the league’s top-six as they seek to back-up a semifinal appearance from a year ago.  Nonetheless, crowds - with some notable exceptions such as Cent...

Share on Twitter The Englishman, who scored 45 goals in 68 appearances for Sydney across two stunning seasons, looms as an X-factor arrival likely to provide the finishing finesse which has often eluded the club’s strikers so far this season. Currently in the UK after landing a third title in three seasons - most recently in the Indian Super League with the City Football Group-backed Mumbai City - Le Fondre, 34, has agreed to terms on a two-and-a-half-year deal. He is likely to be eligible for the last five rounds of the regular season - starting with the May 5 visit to Western...

Share on Twitter From my perspective, it’s hugely important that our loyal readers and viewers understand just how heavy the hearts of our colleagues both past and present are, with yesterday’s announcement.   It’s been overwhelming to see that the impending discontinuation of the website has meant as much to the football community, as it has to us - your sadness, anguish and frustration has reverberated throughout the halls of SBS beyond measure.   In my almost eight years with the organisation, I have experienced astounding highs but also extreme challenges that have c...