Convicts are one of the types of Aussies. The post WW2 European migrants who set up football clubs are another type. $8.5M (admittedly more than “a few million”) gets you something pretty nice like this: https://www.austadiums.com/stadiums/woy-woy-oval/photos I reckon that’d be a good...

Is this another Preston Boys banner?

I daresay Souttar would expect to start at Cagliari, in which case it's not such a bad idea.

I think it's more that 30% of Australian citizens were born overseas. Argentina vs Spain in the world cup final is going to be a much more enticing fixture than Australia v Turkiye to the over 1 million English and Indian Australian residents, for example.

I wonder how many hours those Wanderers fans spent drawing then painting that massive dick? Feels a bit homoerotic if you ask me.

Great news! From that press release: "The prolific young striker has an exceptional record in front of goal, with 48 goal contributions to his name for Sunderland in 67 appearances." That's an outstanding record, surely the kid's got a real future?

Flying is my favourite. It means I'm going on holiday somewhere. I just sit there for however many hours watching movies while people are contractually obliged to bring me alcohol and work can't bother me. It's a million times better than going to work!

Grounded in reality? That's an interesting take to say the least.

It's the hottest ever summer in the UK (and probably also the coolest for the rest of our lifetimes) and Burnham's first policy is to announce an increase in fossil fuel extraction. The short-sightedness of politicians is so depressing.

You seem to have a pretty vivid imagination mate. The vast majority of people, including young affluent London labour voters, will just focus on what his policies are.

A new owner for Canberra United has been found, with an option of an A-League team in two years: https://aleagues.com.au/news/apl-announces-australian-sports-group-as-new-owner-of-canberra-united-fc/ https://football360.com.au/canberra-united-ownership-details-a-league-women-men/ Does anyone...

Makes sense, they're part of City Football Group and appear to have sold their starting goalkeeper. That would be a decent enough move I think?

Who actually makes the decision about the national team manager? I assume Kugeler makes the decision with the footballing executives (Garriock in particular), which is then ratified by the board? If that's right, interesting that we have our first non-Australian at the helm (though he's been in...

I have literally never posted on Reddit, so I don't know what you're talking about. The Guardian has a leftist editorial bent, but as I mentioned pages ago, it's one of multiple news sources that I read. That's how I maintain balance in the media I consume. I was interested to understand...

Brother, you started the slurs by calling me a green haired leftie like six pages ago. The lack of self awareness is fucking astounding.