Struggling to remember who that is.
Looks a bit like Bruno? But the hair is different.
Tiago Calvano
Warren Moon has taken over as head coach of Papua New Guinea
Well he can’t do any worse than Farina did for them…
Actually was thinking about Frankie the other day. I wonder what he’s up to now? Surprised 1 of the crapper teams haven’t tried to sign him up
BD Manager at a company called Statewide Sports
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Former 2016 FFA Cup winning coach, John Van’t Schip has taken over at Dutch giants Ajax (who are currently in last place). His assistant will be former 2005/06 Adelaide United Premiership winning player, Michael Valkanis.
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Wow. Talk about failing up.
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Troy Hearfield has been locked up. Looks like the pipe has got the better of him.
Former football star Troy Hearfield once impressed as a representative for the nation and in the A-League pro competition, but now he’s cooling his heels in prison after a spate of crimes.
The 36-year-old, who enjoyed stints with the Newcastle Jets, Wellington Phoenix and Central Coast Mariners, was caught on CCTV wheeling a pram covered with a blanket at Bunnings Bennetts Green, near Newcastle on April 21.
Hearfield placed a Makita chainsaw and drill inside the empty pram. He paid for some items at the checkout, but not the power tools.
On July 25, Hearfield was again caught out on CCTV, this time taking a bottle of “Atomic enhancing pills” – worth $190 – from the shelf at Flirt adult store in Port Macquarie.
Hearfield also racked up a string of disqualified driving charges – on July 25 as he left the adult shop, on August 2 when he was caught on camera driving into the Settlers Inn Hotel car park at Port Macquarie and on September 21 at Sandy Beach.
The Coffs Harbour man ran into further strife when he was arrested at Woolgoolga Police Station in relation to outstanding warrants.
Officers found him in possession of a small bag containing 1.35 grams of methylamphetamine.
Hearfield’s lawyer Lachlan Jackson-Porter told Coffs Harbour Local Court on Wednesday his client had already been in custody for a number of weeks – the first time he has been behind bars.
“It’s quite a shake-up (for him),” Mr Jackson-Porter said.
He said Hearfield struggled with life since being cut loose by the Mariners eight years ago for off-field indiscretions, and his father suffered a fatal heart attack in June.
Mr Jackson-Porter said his client had a full-time job lined-up with Transport for NSW, a position where he would be tested regularly for any trace of prohibited drugs.
Hearfield – who represented Australia at Under 20 and 23 level, pleaded guilty to larceny valued at less than $2000, shoplifting, possessing a prohibited drug and three counts of driving a motor vehicle during a disqualification period.
Magistrate Theresa Hamilton said Hearfield had a persistent pattern of disregarding court orders and “his history for disqualified driving is not good at all”.
She imposed a 12-month jail term with a non-parole period of seven months.
Hearfield will be eligible for release on May 21 next year.
Jesus that is very sad.
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Nector Triantis with his first start for Sunderland. Has looked fairly solid. Thwarting some pretty good counter attacking from Birmingham.
And scores!! 
Apparently that CB pairing was also thrown together last minute, so a few extra points for that.
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So the remarkably prolonged spell of Patrick Kisnorbo at Troyes is finally at an end.
Aurelio is just temporary, right?
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He’ll be very temporary if results keep going against him, I recekon.
Yeah, if City keep sliding I can see Kisnorbo slotting straight back in.
Hibs v Hearts derby currently on. Plenty of Australians involved and ex A-Leaguers involved.
Geez they must have been desperate