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