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The breath-taking turnaround of the Central Coast Mariners has galvanised a sporting community that had grown accustomed to failure from one of the competition s smallest clubs.
The Mariners - who were champions of Australia in 2014, remember - had been in decline for several years amid grave reservations about its ownership and its future as a professional club.
Many top players would not touch the Mariners and those who did wanted out while thousands of supporters abandoned the listing ship.
It was no surprise that the club ended the truncated 2019-20 with the wooden spoon, its fourth in five seasons.
February 17, 2021
A multivolume set of books on Uzbekistan s cultural treasures is shown at a conference in Tashkent. (Photo by Larry Luxner)
Uzbekistan’s Alisher Navoiy National Library is named after him. So is a metro station in Tashkent, the nation’s capital. Not to mention Navoi International Airport, as well as Uzbekistan’s second-largest province, Navoiy home to a million people and even a 41-mile-wide crater on the planet Mercury.
We’re talking here, of course, about 15th-century poet, statesman and scholar Alisher Navoiy considered the father of Uzbek literature.
On Feb. 9, the Embassy of Uzbekistan in Washington hosted a webinar to discuss the legacy of this famous man, who was born Feb. 9, 1441, exactly 580 years ago.