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World Cup Odds: Postecoglu The Hero?

May 8th, 2014 by G Waldorf

Times are changing in Australian sport, and they have been over the past 18 months or so, with both the national rugby union and cricket sides re-inventing themselves to once again find success after a disappointing spell. And there are things changing in Australia’s soccer set-up, too – following the same return to the right core values that have worked for cricket and rugby. Australia’s World Cup odds might look steep, but for the Socceroos a win might Read the rest of this entry »

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World Cup: All Your Odds, Futures And Specials

May 6th, 2014 by G Waldorf

The FIFA World Cup 2014 is creeping nearer. We’re starting to get excited, and the days don’t seem to be ticking down quickly enough for us, but there are fewer than 40 days to go until the Socceroos are in action. We’ve got all the Chile vs Australia odds for you, as well as all the World Cup odds you could ever need, and today we thought we’d take a look at some of the futures on offer at Sportsbet right now…

The first thing you’ll notice is Read the rest of this entry »

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World Cup Odds: Spotlight On Chile

May 1st, 2014 by G Waldorf

The FIFA World Cup is just 40 days away, and it will be hosts Brazil who run out for the game that kicks it all off on June 13th. But the Socceroos won’t have to wait long to get into the action, and neither will their fans – Australia take on Chile on Saturday June 14th in a game that will be an 8am kick-off here. We’re tempted to get up nice and early to watch Australia’s boys in action – and we’ve got all the odds for Chile vs Australia for you, as well as your World Cup odds…

Australia’s opponents in that first game will be Chile, and we thought we’d take a closer look here at the challenges they pose the Socceroos. Just judging by the odds you’ll get for a Socceroos win ($6.50 on Sportsbet right now), it’s a tough test in store for Australia. The first game Read the rest of this entry »

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World Cup: Ange Embraces Long Odds

April 30th, 2014 by G Waldorf

There are fewer than 45 days to go before the 2014 World Cup kicks off with hosts Brazil in action against Croatia, and it’s only a couple of days afterwards that the Socceroos run out in the fixture that could make or break their World Cup effort. If you’ve read any of our posts in these pages, you’ll know that we’re already quite excited, and we’re not the only ones! Get your odds for Chile vs Australia by following the link, and read on for the thoughts of Australia coach Ange Postecoglu…

We’re loving the regeneration that seems to be going on in the Australia squad, and that re-invigoration is down in large part to Read the rest of this entry »

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World Cup: Can Socceroos Beat The Odds?

April 26th, 2014 by G Waldorf

It’s been a busy year or so in some of Australia’s biggest sports. Both the cricket and rugby union sides have seen a change of coach and a change of culture, and both seem to be the better for it. There has been a lot of talk, too, in the media about what it is to pull on the green and gold jersey, and the sort of attitude that’s expected from Aussie international sportsmen. So there will be eyes on how the boys chosen to travel to the 2014 FIFA World Cup as Socceroos will handle themselves, especially considering the odds facing Australia

Much of that talk about Read the rest of this entry »

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World Cup Odds: Spotlight On Mile Jedinak

April 24th, 2014 by G Waldorf

The name Mile Jedinak is one that will be familiar to Socceroos fans: he’s settled pretty well into the side since his debut in 2008, and you’d have to say that he will likely be a key figure in Ange Postecoglu’s Australia side that makes the trip to the FIFA World Cup in Brazil in June. He’ll be aware of the odds facing Australia in Group B, but we don’t see him as the sort of player who’s afraid to tackle the tough odds…

And there are Read the rest of this entry »

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World Cup Odds: Australia’s Players To Watch

April 23rd, 2014 by G Waldorf

The 2014 FIFA World Cup is drawing closer, and all eyes will be on Brazil come June. We’ve got all sorts of World Cup odds for you to look over, including all of Australia’s World Cup odds – but who will be the players hitting the headlines for the Socceroos? There will be plenty of untested young talent on show, and we’re going to take a look here at a few of those young guns (and a couple of more seasoned campaigners) that we think will be worth keeping an eye on at this World Cup and in the future…

Let’s start with Read the rest of this entry »

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World Cup: Odds For Australia vs South Africa

April 17th, 2014 by G Waldorf

There are 56 days between us and the start of the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil, and there’s just a month before Socceroos coach Ange Postecoglu names the squad that will make the trip to Brazil. You can get all the odds for Australia by following that link, and we’re taking a look here at the friendly that the Socceroos have got lined up, against South Africa.

All the buzz surrounding the Socceroos squad as the 2014 FIFA World Cup draws closer has Read the rest of this entry »

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World Cup Odds: Spotlight on Bresciano

April 16th, 2014 by G Waldorf

Socceroos fans – at least those who have reached a certain age – have fond memories of Mark Bresciano. He wasn’t our best player in the run-up to the 2006 World Cup tournament, but he put in some powerful performances in Germany – and was part of a side that stood up heroically to the Brazilians and the Italians – that made him a popular figure with Australia fans. And he went on to have an impressive career with the Socceroos, a key part of the generation that many have suggested has as good a claim as any to be the best that Australia has seen.

But that golden generation has had its day, and Socceroos coach Ange Postecoglu is Read the rest of this entry »

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World Cup Odds: Postecoglu Thinking Positive

April 14th, 2014 by G Waldorf

Ange Postecoglu’s job was maybe not one that lots of people were scrabbling to land. In fact, we’ve heard the phrase ‘poisoned chalice’ more than a couple of times in recent months in connection with the top job in Australian soccer. And, looking at Australia’s World Cup odds, you could be forgiven for thinking that Postecoglu faces an uphill struggle. Certainly, Group B was not Read the rest of this entry »

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