Late notes from the Melbourne Derby
Tim Cahill’s strike from way out came as a bit of a shock. For many reasons. Continue reading →
Tag Archives: Melbourne Victory
What about meh? An editorial for the digital age.
A meh-view of the 2015-16 season, in the spirit of the digital age. Continue reading →
Australian consortium to take over struggling Serie D side
An Australian consortium, including Melbourne Victory chairman Anthony Di Pietro, is set to take over struggling Serie D side Triestina, according to Italian media reports. Continue reading →
On flares
Some flares were ripped at Melbourne Victory vs Western Sydney Wanderers this evening, inspiring the pro- and anti-flares brigades to take to Twitter for the usual tedious debate about the merits of flares in football.…
A-League mid-season review
A-League supporters review their team's progress after 14 matches. Continue reading →
SHOCK: Poznan shown on TV
How can television coverage of the A-League be improved? It's staggeringly simple, really. And we can start by axing the obvious. Continue reading →
A-League season 2015-16 preview
The fans preview their clubs' chances for the 2015-16 A-League season. Continue reading →
It’s scarf weather as Victory parades the Plate
The presence of celebrity chefs throw fast food outlets into a spin. Meanwhile, Melbourne Victory seals top spot on the table. Continue reading →
Small victories
Ben de Buen left Melbourne Victory vs Newcastle Jets early, but his sin wasn't punished. There was no miracle recovery, and AAMI Park's chicken remains irredeemable. Continue reading →
Thin White Line Podcast: Socceroos friendlies
John Davidson is our special guest on the Thin White Line podcast, talking about the Socceroos. Continue reading →
Business as usual
Are Melbourne Victory supporters secretly funding Central Coast Mariners? Who gets so drunk they confuse north and south? And what's the deal with the Richmond beanie? Continue reading →
Ain’t misbehavin’
Plastic bottles thrown at referees are just the natural and expected outcome of a conspiracy against Melbourne Victory. Continue reading →