Image:Socceroos.jpg
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Talk:Australia national soccer team/Archive 1
... the "Australian football team", neither should the Socceroos. If you think there is an issue ... national soccer team. Hell, why not even Socceroos? --cj | talk 02:36, 3 December 2005 (UTC) The "socceroos" is a nickname, and an embarrassing one ... why the article shouldn't be entitled Socceroos? If we're going by common usage ... UTC) I wouldn't necessarily object to Socceroos (the nick that refused to die), ...
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Talk:Australia national football team
... Team with Australia National Soccer Team and Socceroos redirecting to it. Australia National Soccer Team with Australia National Football Team and Socceroos redirecting to it. Socceroos with Australia National Football Team and Socceroos redirecting to it. Australia National Soccer Team with Socceroos redirecting to it. Australia National Football ...
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Talk:Australia national football (soccer) team
... Australia, means that they will search for "Socceroos" or "Australian soccer team" etc. Grant65 | Talk ... decide if they wanted this title or "Socceroos" or "Australia national football team". Good grief ... Team with Australia National Soccer Team and Socceroos redirecting to it. Australia National Soccer Team with Australia National Football Team and Socceroos redirecting to it. Socceroos with Australia National Football Team and ...
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Australia national football (soccer) team
Australia national football (soccer) team Australia Nickname Socceroos Association Football Federation Australia Coach Guus Hiddink ... body, and its official nickname is "the Socceroos".[1] History The first Australian national team ... extension depending on results achieved by the Socceroos in the World Cup. After some initial ... friendly in London. The win was the Socceroos' biggest win against a team ranked higher ... the country, as fans rejoiced at the Socceroos qualifying for the 2006 World Cup ...
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Melbourne Cricket Ground
... champions Greece on May 25 before the Socceroos leave to contest in the World Cup finals. The Socceroos will also host a match in 2007 ... 1998 FIFA World Cup qualifier between the Socceroos and Iran on Saturday 29 November 1997 ... exhibition match between Manchester United and the Socceroos on 15 July 1999. Other events The ...
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National selection of soccer of Australia   (translated from Spanish)
... of Australia National selection of Australia Pseudonym Socceroos Association Association of Soccer of Australia Confederation ... a qualifying system that was not just. Socceroos mundialistas repechajes had to play with Israel ... of tiros penitentiaries to both equipment, where Socceroos they gained the victory by 4:2 ... players Archives of the RSSSF of trainers Socceroos Realm Selections classified to Copa World-wide ...
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Australian national soccer team   (translated from German)
... team Logo Home leotard Auswaertstrikot Pointed name Socceroos Federation Football Federation Australia Coach Guus Hiddink ... ozanischen continent go out, extremely RSR. Those Socceroos can only two WM participation register. Successes ...
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Graham Arnold
... He scored on his debut as the "Socceroos" went on to record a 7-0 ... ever Australian born coach to take the Socceroos to the World Cup in 2006. External ...
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Marco Bresciano
... Bresciano scored the only goal in the Socceroos' home (second) leg of their 2006 World ... on aggregate after extra time, and the Socceroos won the ensuing penalty shootout to advance ...
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