August 26, 2008
A-League hit by dismal crowds
FOOTBALL Federation Australia (FFA) remains buoyant about the continued growth of the competition despite a sizeable drop in crowd attendances for the opening two rounds of the competition.
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- Gold Coast United sign Jets’ Griffiths
- Victory to place emphasis on attack
- Merrick to unleash star quartet
- Victory’s Brebner, Hernandez in line
- Pantelis suffers injury setback
- Muscat braces for battering Mariners
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- Reds aim to seal Fyfe return
- Jets’ sponsor logo causing hassles in NZ
- Canberra A-League bidder positive after official pitch
- Moore courage from Roar skipper
- Victory pounce on Phoenix keeper
- Muscat keen to oppose Fred
- Vidmar signs new contract
- Vidmar commits to Adelaide United
- Glory holds onto Rukavytsya
- Phoenix keen to stay in A-League
- Talay to kick on with Fury
- Tireless Jamieson ready for Sydney
- Moore’s return lifts teammates
- Moore eyeing Sydney comeback
- Young guns back for Roar
- Price must be right for Carlos
- Mariners pumped for Victory clash
- Yorke the answer to Sydney woes
- Mariners down Adelaide
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- Soccer clash at North Hobart Oval
- No time for Reds to have blues
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