In December 1969 Australia played Israel over two legs for a place at the 1970 World Cup in Mexico. Despite losing the first leg 0-1 in Tel Aviv, Johnny Warren’s Australia were confident of progressing though the return leg at the old Sydney Sports Ground ten days later. They didn’t progress of course. Australia’s early […]
Jim Goodwin reveals dismay at European Super League plan and talks up St Mirren s community value
The Buddies boss believes the competition is driven purely by financial factors.
St Mirren boss Jim Goodwin is against the plans for a new European Super League (Image: SNS Group)
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Sebastian Vettel bows out of Ferrari with a song and a trophy
By Alan Baldwin
LONDON - Four times Formula One world champion Sebastian Vettel bowed out of Ferrari on Sunday with one last, slightly wobbly, song of thanks over the radio in Italian and a large trophy as a parting gift.
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