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FA’s axing of club identity policy not to blame for NPL fracas – The World Game
Football Australia should not take the blame for the weekend fracas in Sydney where fans of Rockdale Ilinden and Sydney United 58 were involved in a nasty brawl…
Three people were injured when a group of rival fans clashed at the end of a National Premier Leagues match.
The brawl was captured on video and, needless to say, the mainstream media was all over it.
The story attracted the attention of radio station 2GB shock jock Ray Hadley, who invited Football Australia chief executive James Johnson to his morning show.
Hadley questioned Johnson about the governing body’s decision to scrap the national club identity policy that was implemented in 2014 and that…
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