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16 years ago

Champion Caceres joins Phoenix

CHAMPIONSHIP-winning attacking midfielder Adrian Caceres will join Wellington Phoenix FC for the remainder of the Hyundai A-League 2009/10 season after inking a deal at the weekend. The 27-year-old Argentina-born Australian, released from the final year of his two-year contract with...
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16 years ago

Phoenix wilt in Sydney

WELLINGTON Phoenix head coach Ricki Herbert was blunt in his assessment of his team’s performance in a 2-0 loss to Sydney FC: “We weren’t good enough tonight.”
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16 years ago

Apprentice versus the Master

REECE CROWTHER has extra incentive to turn on a big performance should he start for the Wellington Phoenix in their Hyundai A-League 2009/10 round four match against Sydney FC on Sunday – the 20-year-old’s goalkeeping coach is set to be on the bench as the Phoenix’s reserve custodian.
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16 years ago

Locking back on to top form

WELLINGTON Phoenix FC’s most capped player is working hard to recapture the form that led him to be regarded as one of the Hyundai A-League’s best fullbacks and earn a trial with English Premier League club Middlesbrough.
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16 years ago

Everything on the up for Diego

LIFE’S good for Wellington Phoenix playmaker Diego Walsh at the moment and he’s confident things will get even better.
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16 years ago

Bertos blasts Phoenix to win

IT WAS the Leo Bertos show at Westpac Stadium in Wellington on Sunday afternoon – the attacking midfielder’s sensational 85th-minute strike securing three competition points for the Wellington Phoenix in their Hyundai A-League 2009/10 home opener against Perth Glory.
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16 years ago

McKain seeks win to mark milestone

WELLINGTON Phoenix defensive midfielder Jon McKain is determined his 200th appearance at national league level goes much better than his 199th. The 26-year-old will record a significant career milestone at Westpac Stadium on Sunday should he turn out against Perth...
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16 years ago

Ifill his own toughest critic

PAUL IFILL sets himself the highest of standards as a professional footballer and the Wellington Phoenix striker is barely giving himself a pass mark following his first match for the club. Despite having only joined his new teammates just a...
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16 years ago

Slow-starting Phoenix made to pay in opener

THE Wellington Phoenix have paid the price for the a slow and nervous start to their Hyundai A-League 2009/10 campaign, beaten 3-2 by the Newcastle Jets in Newcastle. Two goals down after just 22 minutes, the Wellington Phoenix showed remarkable...
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