A song for each A-League club in 2021 A Set the default text size A Set large text size
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Somehow we got here. I’m not sure how but we did.
The 2020-21 A-League season kicked off in style at GMHBA Stadium in Geelong last night, with fans in the stadium and a global pandemic well and truly removed from the minds of most watching the action.
In spite of the nervous reality still existing in New South Wales, Australian domestic football was finally given the green light, and the opening fixture did not disappoint. As each A-League club makes its first appearance over the coming days, all will be hoping to sing their victory song to launch the season the right way.
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A fan favourite at West Bromwich Albion, the Scottish midfielder helped Norwich City get promoted into the Premier League in 2015 and earned 12 caps for his country.
But it hasn’t all been plain sailing for the 33-year-old, having dealt with personal tragedy and a succession of ankle and knee injuries over the past few years.
However, Dorrans has emerged stronger for the experience and insists he has plenty to give his new club, the Western Sydney Wanderers, over the next two years.
“I’ve absolutely loved every minute of the journey so far, but the journey’s still going,” Dorrans told