A-league boycott

Sunday, July 05

Flailing United to meet with angry supporters over "non-issue"

Not for the first time, A-league ladder-laggers Adelaide United have found themselves at loggerheads with their most fervent fans, with a crisis meeting to be held tomorrow night between club management and the Red Army supporter group as the team’s season sinks away.

SA judge to chair appeals process for banned A-League fans

UPDATED: A prominent South Australian judge has been seconded to help solve the impasse between Football Federation Australia and disenchanted A-League fans – a move Adelaide United chairman Greg Griffin believes could be a catalyst for broader reform in Australian soccer.

The RBB supporters group set off flares during a match against Sydney FC last month. Photo: Dean Lewins, AAP.

"Enough is enough": Wanderers threaten to ban "narcissistic" fans

Misbehaving fans could cost them a premiership but the Western Sydney Wanderers’ active supporter group, the Red and Black Bloc, have failed to specifically condemn those letting off flares at the club’s matches.

Wanderers face fines, loss of points as A-League crowd behaviour flares up

Football Federation Australia might throw the book at Western Sydney for the behaviour of their A-League fans on Saturday night in Melbourne.

A-League fans vow indefinite boycott

FFA has conceded it “got it wrong” over the banned fans furore and promises to review the A-League’s appeals policy, but the apparent olive branch has only fuelled angry active supporter groups who say they will boycott matches indefinitely.