Three days after Graham Arnold’s shock exit was publicised,his replacement has been unveiled - and has vowed to restore the fading pride in the Australian jersey.
Less than three days after Graham Arnold’s decision to step down from the job was publicised,Football Australia has reached an agreement with the former Western Sydney Wanderers boss.
Few have given more to the cause of Australian soccer than Graham Arnold has,or for as long as he has.
Football Australia chief executive James Johnson says the search has already begun,but the federation’s presumed number one candidate has ruled himself out.
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Football Australia CEO James Johnson has thrown his full support behind Graham Arnold after the national team’s horror September window,but a do-or-die moment looms on the horizon.
As unpleasant as it is to say,Australia’s struggles in possession against anything resembling an organised defence are starting to look like a Graham Arnold problem.
Following last week’s shock 1-0 defeat to Bahrain,Australia’s hopes of direct qualification for the 2026 World Cup have taken another massive hit.
Long regarded as one of world football’s sleeping giants,Indonesia is a nation on the rise - which could mean a tricky night at the office for Graham Arnold’s under-pressure side.
While Australia’s loss to Bahrain was a surprise,the way they played was sadly not.
It was supposed to be a relatively simple outing to start the third round of World Cup qualification,but it ended up as a night of historical lows for Graham Arnold’s men.