Scott Jamieson

Being drawn against Germany, Serbia and Ghana, things are not looking good for Australias chances at the World Cup 2010 in South Africa. Still, being in a group of death is nothing new for The Socceroos, mightily impressive in Asian qualifying Group of Death against Iraq, China and Qatar (strong teams regionally) conceding only one goal and losing no matches. In Germany 2006 they went out undeservedly to eventual winners Italy, but proved they are no pushovers. Their only other appearance was...Read Full Story

The challenge was there for Harry Kewell to prove me wrong - and he did that against South Korea. Hello, you either have JavaScript turned off or an old version of Adobe's Flash Player. Much was made of my call to move on from Kewell after Australia bombed out of the World Cup. It certainly ruffled Harry's feathers. But he led the lines brilliantly against the South Koreans in the Asian Cup match and has emerged as the Socceroos' answer to a five-year problem. Since...Read Full Story

Australian football player tattoo about Harry Kewell tattoo and Tim Cahill tattoo : Harry Kewell Tattoo The Australian midfielder who once played for Leeds and Liverpool in the EPL, now plays for Turkish side Galatasaray. He has one of the few colored tattoos on this list. A wide midfielder who has great skill on the ball and can beat players . Tim Cahill Tattoo Australian and Everton midfielder has an intricate tattoo sleave on his arm. Cahill spent seven years with Millwall before joining...Read Full Story

Australian winger Harry Kewell has declared that the Socceroos can cover the loss of Tim Cahill who will miss Saturday night’s clash with Ghana due to suspension. Kewell, who is set to play some type of role in the second group stage match after missing the loss to Germany, said that there is enough quality within the squad to fill the void left by Cahill. Kewell told reporters that : “Tim’s a great player, and it’s disappointing,”. “But that’s the World Cup. We’ve got great players in...Read Full Story

Everton striker Tim Cahill blasted two goals to help Australia down India 4-0 in the Asian Cup in Doha on Monday afternoon. Harry Kewell and Brett Holman also found the back of the net as Australia cruised to an opening Group D victory. Four years ago, the Socceroos laboured to a 1-1 draw with Oman but there were no such woes this time around as they outclassed a plucky but limited India side. Cahill broke the deadlock after 11 minutes when he sidefooted home Brett Emerton's low cross...Read Full Story