The A-League s new broadcast partner, Network Ten, is confident of eradicating glitches from its streaming service after viewers experienced a variety of technical issues.
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The Mexican magician had been in talks in recent weeks over extending his stay at Wellington Phoenix.
However, the Nix are unable to match what Davila views as a mouth-watering project in Sydney’s south west.
He will command around $750,000 per year in Campbelltown, where he could be a galvanising presence at the fifth-placed expansion club as they look to take the next step and leapfrog the likes of Melbourne City and Sydney FC.
The playmaker, 30, has been Phoenix’s most productive performer over the past two seasons, netting 19 goals and 10 assists in 48 appearances since his arrival from Indian outfit Odisha FC.
It truly is a little bit of everything.
The pandemic, for one, has undoubtedly contributed to a selectively restrained economic climate – families are wary of where their dollars are being spent and it doesn’t help that venue ticket prices have been a sore point for years.
Perhaps the ultimate crescendo came in the form of this season’s debutants Macarthur FC charging an eye-gouging $50 per person for Sydney FC active fans to attend Bulls matches, which club director Sam Krslovic attributed to COVID and an unanswered voicemail.
But Australian football’s problems existed well before the COVID-19 outbreak - all the shutdown period did was put our longstanding issues under the microscope.